Deceptive menu pics and descriptions + nothing Turkish here and it is unreasonably expensive for…read morewhat you get: --Unlike the menu claims, what they serve as Adana Kebab is NOT lamb + flavor was not remotely Turkish. Not authentic at all. -- What they call Turkish rice can't even be called decent rice -- Persian menu items however were good -- Lentil soup was a good soup but it was not an authentic lentil soup at all. Don't expect the traditional flavor -- Unlike the pics, salad mix in your Adana will arrive in a tiny, disposable clear plastic -- You will eat at tables covered with sticky, clear nylon table "cloths" -- Your water will be served in disposable plastic cups -- Your food will be served in acrylic-plastic cups, including the hot soup -- Now the value: Soup is $10, Adana is $22, Kobideh is $25, a cup of Cay / hot tea is $3.50 (almost all Persian/Turkish restaurants serve this as a complimentary item -- Lastly they will charge you an extra 3% for paying by card Decision is yours... We will not go there again.

Nice find. Some items on the menu were better than others, but the overall quality was very good…read more We ordered takeout, and the online ordering process was fairly straightforward (though it didn't accept PayPal or Apple Pay). The space is tiny and unassuming, and the restaurant seems to be a family run operation. The interior is much more nicely kept than you might guess based on the outside of the building. The staff were very friendly, and all of our food was well packaged. I strongly suggest taking a look at the "Persian Cuisine" section of the menu; in many cases, that section is more interesting than the Turkish grill. In terms of food, things ranged from excellent to pretty good. The hummus was good and nicely textured, but not exceptional. The kashke ve bademjan was excellent, particularly when paired with the nicely toasted flatbread it arrived with. The Mediterranean salad and Tabouli salad were both nicely done, with a nice level of lemon acidity and some shredded cheese on the side. The veggie kebap was fine, but generally flat in flavor: it really needed some of the sides and some hot sauce to fill things out. The red lentil soup was simple with a subtle spicing but ultimately deeply flavorful. The ash reshteh (noodle soup with beans and spinach) was generally good but would have benefited from toppings that would have probably been provided in a dine-in environment. All told, this was a nice little establishment with some excellent Mediterranean and Persian style cuisine. They seem to churn out some high quality food from what seems like a very small kitchen. I could imagine eating in or ordering takeout, but note that the interior space is fairly small with a limited capacity.

4.5 stars. Alihan's Mediterranean Cuisine opened in 2013 and serves Turkish cuisine for lunch,…read moredinner, and special events. The menu lists many meat, seafood, and vegetarian options, and the chefs can accommodate customers on gluten-free and vegan diets. Examples of menu items are lentil soup, babaghanoush, falafel, shepherd salad, lamb chops, many kebabs, sea bass, sautés, house-made desserts such as baklava, and non-alcoholic beverages. My husband and I ate one lunch here. Indoor and covered outdoor seating was available. The employees promptly greeted and seated us, and I appreciated that they recommended specific menu items to help me choose. After a reasonable wait, the foods were brought to our table. Here are my ratings for what we ordered: Grilled Shrimp - 5 stars - Several large, juicy shrimp were on skewers and had been perfectly cooked. Sides were mixed vegetables and a mix of rice and bulgur. Chicken Shish Kebab - 4 stars - The chunks of chicken were large and juicy and had a mild seasoning. On the side was rice pilav. Turkish Tea - 4.5 stars - This black tea was a good size and was served hot. Packets of sweeteners were available. The total price was $55 plus tax and tip.

Service was super friendly. I did not like my salad (Shepherd Salad) and they offered to make me…read moreanother salad. They were so nice. Ambience is fine. Clean and tidy. Falafel appetizer was very, very hard and chewy. Even with a serrated knife it was difficult to cut! Shepherd Salad was fresh but was mostly red and green bell peppers. Very little tomato or cucumber or onion which I was expecting. Not their fault but mine for not knowing about this salad. Again they were super nice and offered to take it back. Donor Kebab was over cooked. Dry. Chewy. Tzatziki sauce was fine. I ordered two extra mini-cups of tzatziki to help me finish the donor kebab. (Extra $1). Bread was very good. I ordered the Turkish Tea but it never came : (

We were looking for something different for dinner recently and thought we would give this place a…read moretry. I've been to this plaza before to eat at another restaurant. We were confused as to where the actual restaurant was. There is a sign on Route 8, so we parked there, looked around, walked downstairs, only to find it was offices. We then walked upstairs and found that the entrance was actually on the other side of the building but accessible from the front. It's an interesting place when you walk in. We were quickly greeted and seated. It seemed as though the owner and family were working. The menu was interesting, not real large but sufficient. We had, who I believe is the owner, come to our table and ask what we typically like to eat and then she was making suggestions. We thought she was just being helpful. My wife finally looked at her and said, I'm sorry are you also taking flour order now? She replied well that's what I was trying to do. To me that was a little off putting. We all took her suggestions and ordered. The food came out fresh and warm. It was good. We all tried each others meals. We felt that what my wife ordered was the best. The place isn't huge inside but it was fairly busy. It was a little pricey but not bad.

First time here. Emily took good care of us!…read moreI kind of felt like I was in a Seinfeld episode. I tried ordering Grape leaves and Emily said you ordered too much food! (No Grape Leaves for you (2)two weeks!) Haha!!! We had the Lentil Soup We had Falafel Great We had Yaprak (lamb)Doner Really great! We had the Baba Ghanoush Everything was excellent! We will be back soon!

This place completely surprised me. When we went, the place was pretty empty on a Friday night so I…read morewasn't 100% sure but the food was amazing. Got the platter that included all their different meats and each of them had so much flavor and was perfectly cooked.

I got a gyro wrap and it came in a store-bought tortilla. Not really any sauce or anything so it…read morewas pretty dry but the gyro meat had a good flavor. The baba ganoush was really good and came with a nice warm pita, not sure why the wrap wasn't in one. The wait staff was super friendly and the price wasn't too bad! Would recommend to get a plate instead of a wrap.

Was looking for a lean place to eat this past weekend that wasn't over crowded with valentine…read morecouples. Not familiar with Morgantown all that much even though we've been there several times and live in the state. Was excited to find this spot because I knew the meat would be spiced with all kinds of delicious seasonings. You could smell the coal and the meat as soon as you pulled in. Everything was amazing and the guys working there were f'ing awesome. Baklava was incredible along with everything else we ordered. I have 3 kids and they all loved the food. Going back every time we're in town. Incredible.

Restaurant with very good middle eastern cuisine. Servings are large and staff is extremely…read morefriendly! Between the Persian rugs hanging from the walls and pillows in the booths this restaurant is welcoming and comfortable

There was a lemon chicken option and I went for it. It was so tender and has such a good zest that…read moreI was surprised. Tasteful, tender, marinated! Service is always great. I love how Tuesdays and Thursdays get so busy with folks having their weekly fix on something delicious, Thursdays and Fridays I aim to see what will be lunch and if there is anything that will make it home, baklava makes it home sometimes.

Delicious! Great options for vegetarians. Convenient, fast service. Perfect for lunch! Can go sit…read moreoutside after grabbing your food if the weather is nice.

Really enjoyed the food, overall. We ordered hummus to begin and found it only included pita bread;…read morewe were told you can add vegetables for an additional $4, which we declined. For our main entrees we ordered Chicken Adana and Lamb Adana; we split both meats and it was unanimous that the Lamb Adana was far superior. The Lamb was well seasoned and charred. The house salad (cucumbers, tomatoes and seasoning with a vinegar dressing was delicious. Service was swift and cordial. No complaints about our server. They have beautiful stained glass globes around. The eating area is small but comfortable and we're in and out in an hour.

Great Mediterranean food right here in Shadyside! Quick,…read morefriendly service. Came for dinner on a Wednesday night. Not very busy at first but about half full when we left. Appetizer: Hummus with pita is good but not great. Split a Lamb Adana and a Chicken Adana. Both are good but we liked the lamb better. These are very filling and we wouldn't want the portions to be any bigger. Love the colorful sconces and chandelier.

I got a recommendation from a local that was Turkish. I immediately looked it up and got their the…read morenext morning. I love checking out local regional food. I ordered their two person traditional breakfast with some Turkish coffee. The olives, cheeses and bread was delish. Their egg dish also hit the spot. It was too much for me to eat in one sitting and was perfect for a late afternoon leftover. The deal is perfect for two people and I highly rate the whole experience. The staff were kind and the cafe was quaint and all in Turkish style!

Alihan's had been on my "to-go" list longer than I'd like to admit. Don't be like me--go sooner!…read more Maybe my new favorite breakfast place? Don't sleep on the Turkish breakfast for two (choose the menemen--trust me.) Turkish coffee is a necessity and spending the extra couple dollars on the Sultan version (comes with a piece of baklava and Turkish delight) was absolutely well worth it. The veg was fresh and the flavors delightful. The cheeses were incredible and I could never decide what my next bite was going to be, I wanted it all. Alihan's has been moved to my recommendation list for Pittsburgh and I'm so looking forward to my next visit!