Unfortunately had already had lunch when we were driving by but this place has been on my visit…read morelist for awhile so hubs and I popped in to grab some dessert to go. It's a cute little restaurant - there was a big group having lunch when we walked in and all the food looked amazing so I can't wait to come back and try it! "Turk" was behind the counter and was so friendly and helpful (although we don't agree on our favorite Premiere League soccer teams ), giving us info about all the yummy dessert choices. I absolutely loved the walnut crescent cookie - not too sweet, and reminiscent of a cookie my German grandmother used to make. The peanut butter cheesecake was amazing! The others were good, but those two were our definite favorites.

If I could give more stars I would! This place is fabulous!! Family owned and operated. Staff was…read moreamazing. As soon as we sat down we were greeted with a small sample of Turkish lemonade. So refreshing! I ordered the gyro (döner) and my husband had the chicken tatuni. Both were outstanding! We both also had cafe lattes. We stumbled upon this restaurant when out exploring the area. What a great find. We will return when in town

This afternoon we had lunch at Pasha's Middle East Cafe with a group of eight, and every single…read moreperson ordered something different. Everything was absolutely delicious. Burhan, the chef, was outstanding very polite,welcoming, and accommodating, which made the experience even better. The food was fresh and flavorful, and the service was excellent. I highly recommend this restaurant and happily give it 5 stars. We'll definitely be back.

Food wasn't bad but I asked the old guy for 1 royal platter to share with my brother we sat down…read moreate than we went to go pay and he charged us for 2 platters total came up to almost $60 I told him I only ordered 1 to share with my brother not 2 and he said I didn't hear you say share I thought u wanted 1 each. Also the food was very little for 2 platters for $60 very overpriced

5/31/2026 Came here for lunch with my husband and my mom and her partner. We had such a great time…read more Our server, a young lady, I believe her name was Matea was awesome. We had the Lava bread and the select two which were the hummus and Muhammara which is a Puree of red peppers, walnuts, garlic, olive oil & pomegranate. $12 My husband ordered the Red Lentil Soup but he wasn't a fan, it tasted like Tomato Bisque. For our entree, I had the Lamb Sis Kebap which I shared with my mom and had enough to take home for lunch the next day. This was a big portion. My husband ordered the fried fish, it came with a big salad and rice. He said the fish needed some seasoning. The prices are reasonable for the amount and quality of the food. We also ordered Turkish coffee and the Kunefe which none of us had ever had and I must say it is my favorite dessert ever! The restaurant looks nicer at night. It has a better ambience. The lighting was super bright. Definitely had a great time and will certainly be back.

Been dying to try this and I'm so glad I finally did! We made a reservation for a Saturday night…read moredinner. It is a very lively atmosphere inside, with guest chatter and warm lighting taking over the space beautifully. There are a few tables outside as well. Our server was prompt and helpful. We ordered the lavas and the appetizer sampler. Definitely recommend! My fiance and I split the mix grill for two. We figured it was the best way to try all the different items at a decent price. Our favorites by far were the lamb & chicken sis kebaps.

Like a taste of my childhood. If anyone else was raised on Doner Kebab from Germany this place is a…read moredead ringer on taste and quality. I appreciate the helpfulness and kindness of the employees because when I walked in, a gentleman who appeared to be on his break got up and took my order to help out the kitchen crew. This was an awesome meal and I recommend anyone who likes Turkish food to give them a try!

I was at a weekend course next door at the Seminole State College Lake Mary/Sanford campus and had…read morea short break for lunch. I wanted something not too heavy and luckily found an amazing Turkish restaurant next door with great value! The owners were very friendly and welcoming. I ordered a falafel with a side of frees, I believe it was only like $11 or $13. Pretty good price and I left extremely full! The restaurant has a good amount of tables with very authentic Turkish decor and memorabilia. I stopped because I was nearby but I'll definitely be back again if I'm nearby or just in the mood for some good Turkish food at a great price!

What a great experience! Located just around the corner from where everything interesting is -…read moregreat location! When we walked in we were warmly treated and promptly had our order taken. The man taking our order was patient and helped us make selections for our meal. After paying we headed out to the lovely patio. They kindly brought our food out to us and even checked in later to make sure that we were enjoying everything. The food was outrageously delicious! I was especially impressed with the portions. I ordered a bowl and my sister ordered a gyro and neither of us were able to finish our food. The fries were honestly the highlight - top tier French fries! I can't wait to stop in again.

When they first opened they were great...now it's just...no. I paid $6 for this spinach…read morespanakopita. It was COLD, unseasoned and barley had any spinach in it. Their gyros were good at a point when the meat was hot and fresh of the stove now it's warmed up. Also, I saw staff walking down the sidewalk with their apron on that they work in the kitchen with. I'm sorry but this business can no longer receive my money.

They greet you when you walk in. They also offer assistance to help find things. They have a wide…read morevariety of teas and spices. Also, I found sheep's milk cheeses, including Dodonis Feta from Greece. In addition, they have taramosalata, which is a caviar spred. There's a menu for tak out too. It's a hidden gem.

Very, very disappointed in this gyro. I've never ever seen a gyro in a wrap. Good Pita is what…read moremakes a good gyro. This was a wrap with chopped up meat. The photos on their website look like the typical gyro you would get at most gyro shops.

At first visit on Saturday lamb jazz kebab and lulula kebab was perfect I love it and ozbek…read morewaitress was very nice she explained us any questions we had , so we came back with my friends for next time on another Saturday lulula kebab was perfect chicken wing was good,but chicken kebab was too dry and Turkish waitress disappeared after first time order and brought food and she didn't train perfectly. We back third time on Tuesday to try other food we order beef jaz kebab lulula kebab both of them over salted. And we order signature food to take home. Food was delicious has cumins seed that I love it ,yellow carrots and raisin rice need more done so at home I add little water and warm up became perfect,but unfortunately we find two small bones in the food thank God we didn't break our teeth.

I will be dreaming about Uzbek food from Caravan! It was so delicious. No wonder the place was so…read morebusy and packed. Good thing we had a reservation. The food is for sure worth it! We had their lamb, beef and chicken skewers. They were season to perfection. The best part was their tea. I had a bit of a cold that day, so the tea was just perfect! I had the Lemon ginger tea and my partner had the raspberry tea. It was so good. Now, I cannot forget about the service. Our server was so sweet. She saw that we liked the tea and offered to give us a refill to go. She was so thoughtful. She also made sure that we were having a good dining experience

Small restaurant with friendly staff…read more I love turkish food and at this place you get the real deal. The food is authentic, we enjoyed everything we ordered. We had the lentil soup and lavash bread, both were very delicious. Hummus was also tasty. My main dish was chicken adana with salad, was great and we also ordered the shepperd salad which was so rich and fresh, very tasty. If we are at the area again, we will be back for sure.

Worth quitting the town fave for -- the homemade roots cooking of Lale!…read more I officially quit the towns well known spot for the homemade roots cooking at Lale Turkish Restaurant in Winter Park! Every dish tastes like it came straight from someone's family kitchen -- authentic, comforting, and made with love. The flavors are deep and fresh, the kind of food that nourishes both body and soul. And don't even get me started on the baklava -- buttery, flaky, perfectly sweet, and absolutely irresistible. It's the best I've ever had! If you want a meal that reminds you why you don't settle for ordinary, Lale is it. A true hidden gem in Winter Park.