This Turkish Mediterranean Restaurant Located in the Station 319 building where many businesses…read morehave failed but this business is proving that a great business can flourish even in tricky locations. This was our first visit on a Saturday evening and we were glad we made reservations as it was packed yet still maintained a great atmosphere. Our male server Burak was very attentive, professional, and very friendly. We ordered the Lavash with the mixed appetizer - tabouli, Mediterranean salsa, hummus, and Haydari. Chicken and Beef Kabobs as our entrees. Their signature cocktail Istanbul Peach Martini and a glass of Autorotas Sauvignon Blanc. As always the Lavash was amazing as was the Kabobs. The Kabobs came with a scoop of white rice, potatoes and a great salad with no lettuce, just marinated tomatoes. Cucumber, onion with herbs.

Came to Anatolia for the first time recently for drinks and apps with a couple of my friends and it…read morewas great! I had the mixed app platter with lavash bread, cheese rolls and a cocktail (the name escapes me). The gigantic lavash and spreads were definitely the star of the show here! The bread is a perfect blend of soft and chewy with perfectly toasted bits, and the spreads were mouth watering. The haydari was our favorite, but they were all very good. We really enjoyed sitting on the outdoor patio- the cool artifacts from the old train station are a great touch. The waitress was easy to chat with and knowledgeable... I'm not certain if this is a family-run business but that was the general vibe- warm and friendly with an obvious desire to share good eats. We don't have many Mediterranean places in the area, and Anatolia really fills that void nicely. I immediately came back the next day to buy a gift card for my dad for Father's Day. I think he will really enjoy it here too!

Great little hole in the wall! I read about Mazzat a while ago and finally made my way there. This…read moretiny Middle Eastern eatery is a hidden gem located in Portland's busy Forest Ave neighborhood. My falafel wrap may be one of the best meals I've gotten in Portland, solely based on food-to-price ratio. The falafel was perfectly cooked, and the wrap was quite yummy. It came with these deep-fried "chips" (I'm sure they are something else) and a side of delicious hummus. I paid about $10 for the whole thing, including a soda. You just can't beat that. The menu was extensive and included a mix of sandwiches, salads, and plates. Would I go back to Mazzat? If I'm in the area, yes, but I probably wouldn't go out of my way to make it there! In my opinion, this is more of a takeout spot. I did dine in, but the vibe is pretty much nonexistent -- a mix of about eight tables inside without much going on. All in all, I'm glad I tried it!

A hidden gem, I'd had cookies around the corner before and hadn't realized this was here. My…read morehusband brought home takeout items to snack on once and we realized we needed to make a point to come back and give it a proper try. Service was very polite and patient, and the food was awesome. They've got two vertical spits going for shawarma. The kebabs are displayed in the fridge and then cooked, so flavorful and interesting. There are several tables to sit and dine in if that's your vibe. It was torture driving home with the delicious smells. Don't skip eating the pickled veggies, they're unique and delicious! The portions pack a punch for the price. Next time I'll dine in and enjoy everything hot and fresh without the wait. The desserts also looked really good, next time!

I am so happy I found Martha's Restaurant in Hampton Falls. Wyatt helped me at the window, and is…read moresuper hospitable and friendly. I can't speak to the ambiance as I only ordered from the outside window. I ordered the chicken kabob wrap with feta and tzatziki, and spicy tahini on the side. The chicken was well-seasoned and tasted amazing, definitely worth going out of the way for! I asked for the feta & tzatziki inside the wrap, not as a side so I was surprised to be charged $4 more for it since it wasn't a significant amount, like the spicy tahini inside the container. But I'd still come back and order from them. Baklava was delicious & fresh, very happy with overall quality & experience. chicken kabob wrap 10/10 baklava 10/10 If you're in the area, don't let this small restaurant fool you, it is absolutely worth the stop and completely satisfying. I'd love to see Martha's get more recognition for their high quality food & service. Thank you! ambiance: n/a food: 5/5 service: 5/5 Martha's Restaurant: 5/5

Was craving Lebanese food and found this place on Yelp. Let me tell you.... DID NOT DISAPPOINT…read more Best Lebanese food I've found in the states by far! George was so welcoming of us and told us about all of the specials. He explained that his recipes were handed down through his mother. Stopping here for dinner was the highlight of our day :) Thank you, George!

Highly recommend to anyone! Great food, great service. We'll be coming back ASAP. We got the…read morechicken shawarma and were very happy with it.

We had been to Layalina in the past and it was just okay, but Mama Donia took the space over and…read morereally improved on what was there! We had a nearby event, but needed dinner, so we decided to give Mama Donia a try; great choice! The decor inside is classy and feels fresh, and it was super clean too. The staff (possibly owner) was very kind and generous with his suggestions as well as gifting us a couple pieces of baklava, which was extra special. I had the beef Shawarma plate with added garlic sauce and it was simple yet fantastic. My partner had one of their Saj sandwiches and was overjoyed with her choice. Everything tasted really fresh and tasty and the prices were pretty reasonable too. We'll definitely be back!

In the area to check out this strip malls newest addition next door. Of course we got hungry while…read moreshopping so came out to see what was close by. Tasty Fried Chicken was right there! We walked over to see no one inside so right up to the counter we went after looking the menu over. Greek- Mediterranean food items here so of course a Beef Gyro for me and two pieces of dark chicken for my man. Salad side for me and none for him. Decor is plastic seats attached to table, black and white checkers with white tiles. Soon there were more and more people coming in. In no time our food was ready. Chicken was super crispy and meat hot. Gyro was good, nothing special really but good. No surprises. We may be back if in the area

Both times I've dined at this fast casual spot, the chicken was on point...crispy and tasty on the…read moreoutside, moist and flavorful in the inside. I definitely didn't expect fried chicken to be this good outside Portland. On the other hand, they also serve Mediterranean food...which is a homage to who they are. But is it good? No. Not at all...and the reason for the one star ding. Just stick to the fried chicken...as they are aptly named so.

What a great addition to the Manchester area. The food is great and fresh. I love the ajvar, the…read moreshawarma, falafel, and baba ghanoush in particular. The service is great too. Everyone I've interacted with here is so nice and helpful. If you have any questions about the menu, just ask them! I just ordered for my family (7 people), none of whom had eaten much Mediterranean before. Everyone loved it!

J-EYE-ro? JEER-o? YIEE-ro? So many opinions on how to pronounce gyro. But I pronounce it…read more"delicious!" I've sampled the chicken, the beef and the lamb. All absolutely excellent. The portion size is variable. I've had it "generous" and I've had it "Whoa - that's a LOT of food". They're not covered with a standard tzatziki sauce - theirs is more feta forward. Super tasty. The fries vary as well. Sometimes a bit crunchier and sometimes, while still crunchy, more toward McD fries style. But it's just the outer surface that crunches. Inside it's smooth and creamy. Top drawer. You'll find that they tuck a few fries into the wrap. A nice touch. The only negative point is speed. I've always been there early - the first for lunch. But it still takes a fair bit of time to get the food. Arrive during the crowded time and you're definitely going to be waiting around. But ... worth it. They have a lot more on the menu and have an interesting alcohol free beer/soda that was new to me and a nice change from actual soda. Definitely worth a visit.

Fresh option on Peaks Island for delicious Greek food. Highly recommend the lamb burger and…read morehalloumi fries. Excellent service from the friendly truck staff, too!

Loved the food, but the best service I've ever had from a food truck. Glad it was at Austin…read morebrewery when we stopped.

Vibes were stellar. Cozy, welcoming…read more Great drink menu. Green bean salad was unique and delish. French fries were salty and crisp.(amazing) Mashed potatoes were garlicky, creamy, fluffy. Filet was buttery. TLF Burger was so good. Could taste the fire on it- (smoky flavor) cheddar, bacon jam was delish. Ribeye was also melt in your mouth. They have a backyard area for drinks- but we didn't stay and drink. (But would totally).

We've been here about three times now. There are definitely some good things, but the food has been…read morepretty hit or miss for entrees. The host did a great job seating us with our 18-month-old away from the busy areas and bigger groups, which we really appreciated. Our server was good, friendly, attentive, and great with our daughter. The empanadas and street corn were both really good. The steak, though, was a huge disappointment. We ordered the NY strip medium rare and it came out overcooked and really chewy. Last year I had the opposite problem, it was undercooked and had to be sent back. For what they charge for the food and drinks, I'd expect them to be able to cook a medium rare steak consistently without guessing. The steak also could've been trimmed a lot better. Overall, the service was great, but the steak has been inconsistent every time we've gone. At this price point, I don't see us coming back.