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    Dalida

    4.4 (617 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 2:00 pm, 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
    Updated 1 month ago

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    Moderate noise
    Classy
    Dogs allowed
    Good for kids

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    Oysters
    Ada M.

    Dalida is a beautiful restaurant. The interior is absolutely stunning but the food is only mediocre and extremely overpriced for the portion size as well as the flavor. The only thing that was actually good was the appetizer with the spreads and pita bread. Everything else was flavorless and waaaay above asking price. This is a place to have your date take you and you not pay.

    Breaking bread - IG @bougiefoodieboi
    Kyle W.

    This is a fairly upscale restaurant serving Mediterranean inspired cuisine in the heart of Presidio. We made reservations just in case which is a good call, even though for 5pm opening, as otherwise you'll be seated at the bar. We got the breaking bread, octopus and sujuk, lamb chops, and warm irmik helvase cobbler. For drinks we had Saturnalia and shepherd's pipes. The breaking bread is a must get item as it is a giant pita bread with a variety of spreads which all make it so wonderful. The octopus and sujuk is fairly unique, kind of like a carpaccio. The lamb chops were okay - a bit small for the price. The cobbler is fairly hearty and sweet The cocktails are pretty delicious, especially the Saturnalia which is fairly aesthetic and had a milky aftertaste. The shepherd's pipes were a bit watered down. Service is okay - it takes some time to fulfill our requests but understandable as it was a bit busy

    Red lentil starter
    Karen T.

    Best pita bread and dips! Yes I paid $5 for an extra one and ended up so full I barely touched my main course. We got the prefix lunch menu, one with the short rib pasta dish, shockingly a miss, it was a total salt bomb! I told my friend to return it but she didn't want to bother. I spoke up and they were so kind and gave us baklava. My pork was super flavorful, I wish there was something to soak up the sauce, it was kind of stewed in lots of sauce with I think a small slather of mashed potatoes? On the bottom. I brought it home and finished it for dinner with a piece of bread. The star for me was the birthday girl's free smore dessert, that was yummy!!! I licked the plate clean.

    Kayseri Manti - Butter-roasted lamb dumplings, garlic yogurt, Urfa-tomato sauce
    Carlton C.

    The interior beautiful. The ambiance is a mix of romantic, charming and chic. Service is prompt, friendly, knowledgeable and warm. The menu is organized, elaborate and exciting. The food is simply delicious. Our favorites were the chubby pita from Breaking Bread, the lamb shoulder (special), and the Kayseri Manti. Dalida also gifted a complimentary birthday dessert, which was very kind. In summary, Dalida is a special restaurant providing a memorable dining experience with delicious food and exceptional service. We look forward to another visit.

    Dessert
    Timothy Y.

    The lunch was amazing. The octopus was very thinly sliced. The bread came out hot and very soft, it was such a gem! Service was great, the staff changed our plates several times. They explained what's on the menu, made actual recommendations and they were very friendly.

    Minelie A.

    Dalida is an experience besides excellent food. I wasnt able reserve a table while they were fully booked so we walked in and they suggested to walk in around 5pm when they open and if there is a table available in their lounge or bar we can get it. It was around 2:40pm and we decided to stay and try our luck...First and most thing to remember there is no free parking around. Keep an eye on all signs we were super close to get a ticket so just a reminder.Dalida is mixed of many cuisines like Turkish, Arabic, Persian, Armenian, Jewish and Greek so basically its full of flavors. The waiter told us that chef Sayat is turkish armenian so imagine how much the cuisine could be rich in spices...We ordered octopus and Sojuk (must try), Breaking bead (tray of mezzah), cold yellowtail Tahdig (full of saffron), Duroc Pork Souvlaki, Fatoush salad and IPA. Our waiter was very sweet and knowledgeable...The restaurant was fully booked so if you want dining or patio you should have reservation or cross fingers you get a table in the bar. We were lucky enough till last minute i was checking Open Table and it seems someone canceled it cuz we got the opportunity to book table right the way. When its meant to be it's meant to be!!!! The ambiance is very relaxed and shic. Definitely i suggest this 5 stars place....

    Hot Smoked Trout and Simit
    Austin W.

    My friends and I dined at Dalida on a Saturday afternoon around 1:45 p.m. and we were able to get seated without a reservation with only a short ten minute wait. We started our meal with a round of cocktails. I tried out their Bodrum Negroni -- cacao infused mezcal, miso red vermouth, satsuma cheong, ferment, saline, and it was a refreshing spin on a classic. It was boozy, but well-balanced. We started our meal with a few items off the "for the table" section of the menu, ordering the the "breaking bread" and breakfast spread". Both items come with a piece of their chubby pita, a super fluffy, thick, freshly made pita. Between these two items, there are a total of ten different dips and bites to try out. The favorites of the table included the muhammara -- a roasted red peppers dip with walnuts, the tahini and molasses spread, and the kaymak -- similar to clotted cream, with jam. If you're coming with a group, I'd definitely recommend ordering these two spreads and an extra chubby pita for $5. Along with the dips, we also got the octopus and sujuk. The knife-work and presentation on the octopus is unlike anything I've ever seen; the dish is beautifully presented and almost too pretty to eat. The octopus is cooked perfectly and I really enjoyed the saltiness and brininess of the olive-caper garnish on top. By this point in the meal, we were actually becoming quite full. For our mains, we shared the Arayes kebab and the hot smoked trout. From the Arayes kebab platter, these shoe-string fries were hands down some of the best fries I've ever had. Reminiscent of McDonald's fries, the ones here are incredibly crispy on the outside, fluffy on the inside, and generously dusted with seasoning. Continuing with the pattern of beautiful presentation, the dish is also very aesthetic. The kebab meat is stuffed inside a chubby pita and is grilled to perfection. There's a nice crust on the meat, and kebab is made with with a cornucopia of herbs and spices. I was too a bit too full to try more than a bite of the trout dip, so unfortunately, I didn't have a chance to properly enjoy or evaluate the dishes. Overall, my group had a delicious meal at Dalida. The service here is fantastic, and food and beverage is solid all around. Definitely worth venturing out to the Presidio to try at least once.

    Anna C.

    So lucky we got reservations for a group of 6. We ordered drinks and a little bit of everything. From the breakin bread, to octopus, to beet salad, to the lamb shoulder, fish, chicken and a couple of desserts. My top favorite has to be the breaking bread, octopus and the black ink pasta. Everything was tasty and perfectly portioned for family style. The desserts were amazing, baklava, chocolate cake and the chocolate tart. Everything was perfectly sweet, meaning not too sweet. :) Got here early and got to walk around and watch the sunset after a full belly.

    Breaking bread
    Caitlyn M.

    Second time here, came back to celebrate a friend's birthday! We had a great time and enjoyed the food. The favorites were the octopus & sujuk, and the breaking bread. Must orders in my opinion! We also liked the beet salad. We also tried the pork souvlaki and the steak which were both solid and cooked well but didn't blow us away. The lamb dishes are better in my opinion. For dessert, we got the seasonal sorbet which was raspberry rose and the layered baklava. Both were tasty but the baklava was amazing and the more unique dessert item.

    Anthony Z.

    Reading reviews and considering coming here? Make sure to check Opentable to reserve a spot before locking in on this one - most popular times are booked within days of them being available. Parking is free on the Presidio after 6PM, but you do have to pay if you're coming in before then. Inside can get a little loud, and most people actually put somewhat of an effort to dress up! Service was fast and friendly, and we were seated instantly for our reserved time. We celebrated our anniversary here and left a note on the reservation, and to our surprise we were offered a glass of champagne on the house! We ordered the Octopus and Sujuk, Baking Bread, Crab Pasta, and Lamb Chops. The must orders are the octopus and baking bread, as that is their signatures and ones with the most unique flavor profile/presentation. The pastas are pretty basic, and the lamb chop was super tender and flavorful. The lamb is a little gamey, but the potatoes paired with it drowns out the flavor a little. Service was fast for the appetizers, but took a minute for the entrees. Our server was very friendly and patient with us as we asked questions regarding the menu. We felt pretty full afterwards despite the portion sizes looking a little small in the pictures. However, I do not feel like this restaurant has a "replayability" factor - the dishes were all good individually, but nothing out of the uniqueness that you can't find at other middle eastern/mediterranean or similar restaurants. The main difference is the atmosphere.

    Grape leaf duck dolmas
    Rianna M.

    Really cool space with a modern, open vibe that's perfect for groups. The big windows make it feel bright and airy, and even though it's a large restaurant, the noise level stays surprisingly low. The cocktails are definitely worth checking out. They have creative drinks with flavors like pistachio, rose, and clarified milk, plus a massive 16-page spirits list. The food is a modern take on Middle Eastern, but I'd recommend ordering strategically. If you're with a group, skip the from the land menu because it's individual skewers and get a couple of larger entrées like the lamb shoulder instead. We ordered the entire land menu plus a pasta and still ended up grabbing burgers afterward, so the portions felt pretty underwhelming for the price. The duck dolmas were more of a standout--they come with an unexpected peach sauce. The pork cheek was also delicious- tender and really flavorful. The areyas kebab had good flavor but was a little dry and really needed a sauce. Dessert- I'd skip the baklava. It's napoleon style it's just ight. Service was also disappointing. while the hosts were friendly and attentive, our server was pretty absent throughout the night. Overall, I'd come back for drinks/ brunch

    Rylan C.

    Love this place! It's a hot commodity too because of its proximity to the Tunnel Tops and the lawn. So make reservations especially during the weekend. Sayat, the head chef, is a friend of a friend and he's always so welcoming. The food is always on point and the service never fails. Not to mention that the restaurant itself is beautiful and inside of a beautiful building and park. For dishes I recommend pretty much everything. But my personal favorite is their Arayes Kebab (which I still call the Arayes Burger from the early days). Seating outside is only for brunch/lunch so just be prepared.

    "Breaking Bread with its accompaniments."
    Malu D.

    My girlfriend and I met for lunch at Dalida and it was both our first time to try it. We ordered their "Breaking Bread" to start. It was delicious and came with several accompaniments. My favorite was the hummus which I enjoyed with the bread. For our entrée, we had the "Black Cod" and "Short Ribs." The cod was flavorful and fresh! The short ribs were okay. We did share a "Chocolate Torte" served with a tiny scoop of vanilla ice cream for dessert. Well, the ice cream was good but not the chocolate torte as the bottom crust was too hard and almost inedible. It was a nice lunch after all since my girlfriend and I absolutely enjoyed catching up and the service was excellent! Sonia was exceptional and Sly was attentive!

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    Delicious food, service was perfect, and really cool experience (highly recommend sitting at the chefs counter if you're able)

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    Food too salty too spicy and found hair in the sauce. Knives were too dull to cut with. Dining room loud

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