Gulluoglu Baklava &amp; Cafe

My family and I were on our way to Coney Island, we were looking for a quick bite to eat, we…read morethought we would get donor kebabs in a wrap. This restaurant came up as highly recommended. When we arrived, we were surprised to see that it was a more formal setting as we were looking for something more of a quick takeout type of place. The restaurant is very nice, it has two dining room rooms and sit down service only for the dining rooms. We were approached immediately and sat down at a table by the window. When we explain to the waitress what we were looking for she let us know that we would be able to order gyros or wraps. We ordered two chicken wraps, and one lamb wrap, as well as lamacune. The wraps came with french fries, they were tasty and they came with a white yogurt sauce on the side. The Turkish pizza (lamacune) was delicious, each order has three pieces. The waitress brought us, complementary, hummus and yogurt sauce along with their fresh bread as a starter. Overall, the experience was good and I would go back to this restaurant if I am in the area.

Great food and a local gem. If you crave meat off a skewer charred to perfection still juicy and…read morenot cooked to hell and back this is the place for you. Great service and in an upscale environment then this is the spot. Prices are a bit on the higher side but you're paying for quality.

Inside

Chicken Adana Kebab Lunch and Chicken Kebab with Hummus and Eggplant Spread

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Second dining room

Omar Khayyam

4.2(69 reviews)

0.4 mi•Brighton Beach

So I have ember here over 25 maybe even 30 times and HAVE NEVER BEEN CHARGED FOR LEMONS!!!!!…read more NEVER EVER What kind of cheap business do you have to be to charge for lemons for water ??? I loved this place but when you do this kind of petty stuff just leaves sour taste in your mouth . I'll moving onto another place sadly . Not to mention when we got the check and were debating it with a friend the servers were walking around starring amd looking one came over to ask what's wrong we mentioned it to her and lying straight to my face that we have always charged for lemons when I always ask for lemons every single time . Not to mention that they raised all their kebab prices by about 2$ per stick they didn't add size , portions but prices went up .

Good food, painfully slow service…read more We ordered for pickup and they said 20 minutes. It ended up being 50 minutes. Anyway, the Greek salad was my favorite part of the meal, it was excellent. The lamb and lulya kebabs were very good. As for the plov, I've had better, I've had worse. The liver cubes were also okay, not great. Their salmon dish with white sauce was very good too. Prices are amazing for these days.

Plov

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Lula kebabs and lamb kebab

Shawarmaddict

5.0(1 review)

0.2 mi•Brighton Beach

I ended up here after a vintage trains activity through the NY Transit Museum that was based at the…read moreBrighton Beach subway station. I didn't know the area, but I was starving so decided to do a little loop around the block or so around the train station. I was the only customer to take a seat at the restaurant (although it looked like there was a robust takeout from the table in front on the sidewalk). Every table was set with a place setting and a welcoming setup. The gentleman doing the cooking walked me through my options and ended up preparing this, which I think had every ingredient possible! They were so kind and the food was delicious. I recommend checking it out if you're in the area.

From the owner: "Craving an explosion of flavors? Look no further than Shawarmaddict, Brooklyn's vibrant shawarma…read morecafé. Located in the heart of Brighton Beach, we're passionate about serving bold, juicy, fire-grilled meat and chicken sandwiches and wraps, expertly crafted to blend Middle Eastern traditions with a dash of NYC's fast-paced energy. Get ready to experience a magical fusion of zesty sauces, warm, pillowy pita, and tender, fire-kissed proteins. Each bite is a culinary adventure that will leave you yearning for more. Treat yourself to a taste of street food soul that's both authentic and incredibly flavorful."

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Yemen Café & Restaurant

4.4(223 reviews)

4.7 mi•Bay Ridge

Magnificent service and food. I tried the chicken hummus…read moredish with a side of FOUL (fava bean) . Served with bread. Absolutely delicious and plentiful. The swan tea is heavenly!! Thanks for all you do! I am smiling ear to ear.

Really fine experience here, mainly due to the food, which is extraordinary. Can't say the same for…read morethe service, which is no-nonsense, but that didn't affect our enjoyment. My dinner, the aromatic and tasty flavor bomb that is the Chicken Zorbian, was the perfect amount of food for dinner AND lunch the next day. Yemeni tea on tap was a nice touch as well. Don't sleep on this BR gem.

Lamb Haneeth

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Khorasan Kabab & Gyro

4.6(17 reviews)

2.6 mi•Bath Beach

This restaurant is at the corner by the playground. Interior has seating and it was pretty empty…read moreinside. I ordered a chicken tikka, beef kofta, lamb over rice and samosa. I like the salad bar that has all the offering. The beef kofta was good, but a bit under seasoned as well as the chicken samosa. Beef kofta and lamb over rice tasted a bit healthier by using leaner meat, hence a nicer texture. The chicken tikka was a bit dry and under seasoned as well. I really enjoyed the rice and salad that went along with the meal. The lamb over rice was better tasting than the usually halal cart. I really enjoyed the sauce that was put on the side to go with my meal. I was a bit sad when the beef kofta and chicken tikka didn't come with bread. I will come back for healthier halal option. Also, it was a friendly service.

I really enjoyed my order and the cashier/cook behind the counter was very helpful …read more I ordered a 6 piece falafel side order; $3 it was taken from a frozen bag, but I don't care; it was fried well and delicious. Crunchy on the outside and the inside had bits of chickpeas and a great texture. The combo of chicken and lamb over rice was a refreshing take. The gyro meat was soft and tasty, rice was seasoned and fluffy. The pickled veggies were delicious and perfect to cut down on the heaviness of the meal. Overall a lovely lunch for $13 total (paid in cash)

1.9 mi•Gravesend, Midwood

Mix Grill kabobs

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Mix Grill

David's Restaurant

4.2(72 reviews)

Delicious food for just a take out place. The location is terrible!! It's too bad because I think…read moreit would be better in a place that suits the wonderful food!!! In that location they Will Not Survive!!! Good Luck And Love Your Food And Family!!!

Place was almost empty during lunch save for a lot of family members and their friends at the…read morecounter, in the kitchen, and the sidewalk having endless gossip - which is all fine. Food was okay - I was left unimpressed and still hungry as it was mostly bones - a bit disappointing at a price for over $30 which is more than enough for one person to spend during lunch for himself without a drink. At least the pita bread was good - even though it's Israeli-style instead of Syrian. This Mizrahi (Syrian) Jewish Glatt kosher establishment is unique in New York, so I wanted to try it - but the offerings were a bit skimpy and bland for the price. Lamb spare ribs should come with a side, but none came. And I wasn't asked if I wanted any. Service is an additional issue here. When I went to the bathroom and then left, one worker immediately rushed into the bathroom only to... turn off the lights. Felt a little stingy, especially when the prices of the menu are a bit high for what it is. Had to call someone over multiple times. It's a family-and-friend business and they're often chatting with each other more than with the customers, so I think they're lacking somewhat in the hospitality front. There's a lot of restaurants around and until they seriously start showing what true Middle Eastern hospitality is like to differentiate their restaurant from others, I don't think they're going to do well in the long term. Maybe they've strayed too far from their Syrian roots.

Interior

French fries

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Dining room

Nargis Cafe

3.9(856 reviews)

1.0 mi•Sheepshead Bay

The restaurant was beautifully designed and decorated. The…read moremodern ambiance was very pleasing to the eye. The restrooms were also very clean and well appointed. The salad was very tasty and dressing light but flavorful. Each of us had a main and were pleased with the temperature, flavor and presentation! One Chicken Kiev was very good, another was borscht and they loved it. One had a broiled salmon platter and said it was delicious. My grilled shrimp was to perfection. Wait staff was efficient, friendly and experienced. We traveled quite far to meet here and would do it again! A great spot for friends to meet. Parking is available in a municipal lot for 2.00 an hour. Our waiter Z was excellent!

It's a modern twist on one of the most ancient culinary treasures, and it surprisingly works really…read morewell! I am from Tashkent, and original kebabs require a special type of lamb that you can't find in the US, so this is not the real thing, but it's as close as you can get to it here. Service and ambiance are both impeccable. 5 stars, which I don't give lightly. #UzbekCuisine #CoalKebabs #TashkentWayOfLife

Nice decor.

This is Markovcha Salad Manti with Meat that I tried and it's very good

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Jannat Aden Restaurant

4.7(3 reviews)

1.5 mi•Sheepshead Bay

Really great Yemeni food. Mandi was delicious. We also tried their Chicken Asda with bread which…read morewas great as well.

Great pilaf / biryani, wonderful sheep's head (where else in the neighborhood can you get that?),…read morefish, all manner of dishes you'll want to order again. Service is very friendly. The space is plastered with photos of a land that awes with its beauty.

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Brooklyn Kebab House

4.4(50 reviews)

4.9 mi•Bay Ridge

Stopped by Brooklyn Kebab House for a quick takeout and decided on the lahem seghar ($18) which…read morecame with a massive round of homemade bread straight from the tannur. The staff member who took my order warned me that it would be spicy, but I thought it was quite manageable (or perhaps she made it non-spicy) but overall I thought the flavor was quite bold and the bite-sized lamb made it easy to scoop up with the bread. The restaurant space is fairly large so I'd like to return for sit-down service and to try more Yemeni specialties.

From start to finish, a wonderful experience and delicious meal. Highly recommend this spot in Bay…read moreRidge if you have a family or large group. There are plentiful tables and even a downstairs special event space. Plus, the bathrooms are very clean so you know this is a quality place. Food: 5/5. Huge portions! You can easily feed two people with an entree. We had the Fahsah Chicken in a hot clay pot...so good! It had a plethora of spices and herbs but was not too spicy. And the shwarma was the best we have had in Brooklyn! Ambiance: 4/5. Clean and tidy, they have alot of Yemeni decorations and clay pots that add to the authentic vibe. The doors have a slight draft so it was a tad chilly but nothing too harsh. Overall a lovely spot Value: 5/5. Huge portions of quality food, great service and extra bread. We loved it!

2.7 mi•Midwood, Ocean Parkway

SAHAWIC CHEESE SPICY CHEESE WITH HERBS

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MIX SHAWERMA W/ RICE & FRIES

Taste of Akko

5.0(12 reviews)

I ordered Taste of Akko through Grubhub. Grubhub was a trainwreck. But the Taste of Akko food was…read moreamazing. I had been looking for Kosher knafeh. And this place has it. And it is so good. It reminded me of knafeh in Israel. And I also got their falafel and salads. And I am not the biggest falafel person. But I really enjoyed their falafel. And their salads were amazing too. I was really satisfied with this.

So impressed! My husband and I had an itch for shakshuka and decided to try it out. No frills, all…read moreflavor! Small but cute restaurant with a few tables. Staff was kind and calm. My child ate probably 100000 pieces of pita bread. The pickles, olives, tahini, and shakshuka were all bursting with flavor/ cannot wait to order for delivery!

Lunch from Taste of Akko- falafel and salads, pita and knafeh

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Sabich in a pita

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Daniel T.

109

189

3 years ago

Gulluoglo Baklava in Brooklyn is a gem for anyone who loves baklava. The pistachio baklava was absolutely delicious, and it's evident that they use high-quality ingredients to make it taste so authentic. The shop itself is clean and well-maintained, and the staff are incredibly friendly and welcoming. It's clear that this is a locally-owned business that takes pride in their products and service. Highly recommend a visit for anyone in the area looking for a sweet treat! read more

Fatih Y.

9 years ago

i have been visiting this place for long time and i have never disappointed the quality of the service,food and atmosphere. they are actually doing a lot better in their new location. bigger, brighter and fresher. you should try Turkish style scrambled eggs with veggies Menemen,spectecular...thanks to Emine for her great hospitality and service. read more

Zeydulla K.

2 years ago

Well known turkish place. Lots of snack, good turkish tea and coffee. I buy my coffee every morning from them. They serve fast which is good when you are in rush. It feels warm and cozy inside. They also serve handmade cakes. Good place to sit and chill. read more

Lily S.

146

8 years ago

Great Place To Stop For A Turkish Coffee,Tea, Dessert & The Staff Are Quite Accommodating As Well. I Go Here When Ever I Am In Brighton Beach. read more

Melisa K.

4 years ago

Delicious! Well prepared and excellent customer service. Food is well cooked, and contains everything homemade. Would definitely recommend.

Yana K.

3 years ago

everything is very good I like it loooooooooooooooooooooooooooove it very goooooooooooood!!!!!

Mert Y.

10 years ago

This is not Turkish baklava, this is not Turkish hospitality. This is not GULLUOGLU indeed.

Ike A.

12 years ago

Excellent baklava and borek. cakes are mediocre at best.

Andre P.

12 years ago

Their Su Boregi is amazing!!!

Frank V.

616

14 years ago

Great baklava

Gulluoglu Baklava & Cafe - turkish - Updated September 2026

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