Very good Mediterranean food. Everything was fresh and plentiful. The shawarma plate was very…read moretasty. It came with salad, rice, potatoes, hummus and couscous salad. Everything was tasty. I am recommending this place and I will be back,

Walked right in and was seated immediately. No English menu but we figured it out. Our waiter/…read moremaybe owner didn't answer any questions in English. Oh boy this was fun ! But I'm glad we stayed, and had google translate. I had a assortment of appetizers. Hummus, grapes leaves, tabouli, falafel , and lamb sausage with pita and salad. Very good ! I also had cream leek soup. Piping hot just the way I like it. My husband had the poutine platter. He loved it. Huge portion. The baklava was dry but the honey was tasty!

We chose this place because of the high reviews on Yelp. The building itself is an old fast food…read morerestaurant. As you enter, you need to read the menu on the counter, not on the wall. We ordered the mixte dish with chicken, lamb and pork, plus rice, salad, garlic mayonnaise, fried potatoes, hummus and pita bread. The food arrived around 5 minutes later and there was a lot of it. The salad tasted fresh and the rice had something like cinnamon in it. They were both very good. The meat was all very dry and I wasn't sure there was any lamb in it. The hummus was not as good as we expected. Overall, this was like a Lebanese fast food restaurant. The food was good and you certainly will not leave hungry.

Yummy food, good portions, and a good price! This is the Mixed Plate, with chicken, beef, and lamb.read more

Ate there last night, but will not be going back. The place is filthy, I couldn't believe what I…read moresaw while I was waiting in line. Dirty, dusty floor, greasy, paper and napkins on the floor, all in plain sight, imagine what the kitchen must look like. They could use a course on customer service, very dissatisfied.

My wife and I don't know anything about Lebanese food, but the staff was friendly, and helped us…read moreunderstand the menu. The food was delicious! Fresh salads, warm garlicky pitas, and grilled lamb and chicken. The only minor criticism we would have is that they were a little heavy-handed for our tastes with the garlic aioli on my wife's dish. Other than that the food was amazing. We'll definitely be back on our next visit to Cowansville.

After our delightful first visit, my wife and I knew we had to come back to Istanbul Kebab House…read morefor a proper meal. Last week, we decided to turn our date night into something special with dinner at this Turkish gem followed by a Broadway musical, Newsies, at the Flynn Center. We made a reservation in advance, as this spot is quite popular in the evenings - especially when there's a play happening nearby. The ambiance was inviting and warm, with soft lighting and traditional Turkish decor creating a perfect setting for a romantic evening. The service was exceptional, and our server, Alexandra B., made the experience even more memorable with his attentiveness and friendly demeanor. We started with the Small Meze Platter ($16.99), an excellent choice for sharing. The platter featured haydari, hummus, babaganoush, Turkish salsa, and stuffed grape leaves, all served with soft lavash bread. For those seeking a gluten-free option, fresh-cut veggie sticks are available. Each dip and spread was bursting with flavor, making this a must-try appetizer. For the main course, I chose from the Earthenware Casseroles and ordered the Lamb Guvec ($27.99). The tender, marinated lamb pieces combined with tomato, mushroom, onion, pepper, and eggplant were served sizzling hot, and the aroma alone was irresistible. It was hearty, flavorful, and paired perfectly with the recommended 9oz glass of Vinkara red wine ($16.50). My wife selected the Chicken Adana Kebab ($22.99) from the Traditional Kebabs menu. The mildly spicy, hand-ground chicken seasoned with Turkish maraş pepper and parsley was grilled to perfection and served with Turkish rice pilav, a side of greens, house pickled red cabbage, and marinated onions. She enjoyed every bite and complemented her meal with a 9oz glass of Ancyra white wine ($16.50), which was light and refreshing. To close the evening, we indulged in a classic Turkish dessert, Baklava ($9.99). The layers of fresh phyllo, walnuts, and crushed pistachios, finished with a simple syrup, were the perfect sweet ending to our meal. Istanbul Kebab House continues to impress with its excellent food, cozy ambiance, and impeccable service. Whether it's a casual dinner or a special occasion, this restaurant is a must-visit in Burlington. We'll definitely be back again!

Food was tasty and flavorful and the service was fantastic and welcoming. We did find it very…read moreoverpriced for lunch (small lentil soup $8, wrap with no sides $15). Loved the Turkish black tea, which is a must for tea drinkers!

Exciting to have authentic Lebanese food available on our Eastern Townships bike tour. Superior…read morefriendly service by a delightful staff, delicious food, pleasant outdoor seating - what else could you ask for? Shared plates and a bottle of wine made for a great dining experience. Don't miss it.

FOUND A HAIR in my hummus!!!…read more Rude people. Service was terrible. Made us wait an hour for our table. Terrible parking. Would not recommend nor return!!!!

Excellents produits, tout est fait maison. Le propriétaire connait ses ingrédients. Je dois…read moremanger sans gluten et j'avais beaucoup de choix. Je le recommande.