My love for Turkish grew even more after dining at Zeytin Turkish Cuisine. My friend and I met for…read morea quick dinner and our overall experience was great. To start we ordered the Lava bread with different dips: - hummus - haydari - babaganoush My favorite was the haydari, it was delicious and fresh. For dinner I ordered the chicken Adana kebab. The meat was tender and well seasoned. It came rice, a side salad and mixed vegetable. My overall experience was positive and great.

Authentic and flavorful Turkish food in a quintessential, cozy, and welcoming restaurant…read more All ingredients tasted very fresh and my favorites were the lavas bread, the babaganoush and the kebabs. The side of diced tomatoes that came with the kebab was surprisingly memorable -- I'm pretty sure those were the sweetest and juiciest I've ever had. They were probably shipped from the Mediterranean, lol. Service is truly genuine and kind. He brought us a free small side of babaganoush to try. It felt like he had read my mind because I was thinking about ordering it later in case there was still some lavas bread left. Will return!

Like a taste of my childhood. If anyone else was raised on Doner Kebab from Germany this place is a…read moredead ringer on taste and quality. I appreciate the helpfulness and kindness of the employees because when I walked in, a gentleman who appeared to be on his break got up and took my order to help out the kitchen crew. This was an awesome meal and I recommend anyone who likes Turkish food to give them a try!

I was at a weekend course next door at the Seminole State College Lake Mary/Sanford campus and had…read morea short break for lunch. I wanted something not too heavy and luckily found an amazing Turkish restaurant next door with great value! The owners were very friendly and welcoming. I ordered a falafel with a side of frees, I believe it was only like $11 or $13. Pretty good price and I left extremely full! The restaurant has a good amount of tables with very authentic Turkish decor and memorabilia. I stopped because I was nearby but I'll definitely be back again if I'm nearby or just in the mood for some good Turkish food at a great price!

5/31/2026 Came here for lunch with my husband and my mom and her partner. We had such a great time…read more Our server, a young lady, I believe her name was Matea was awesome. We had the Lava bread and the select two which were the hummus and Muhammara which is a Puree of red peppers, walnuts, garlic, olive oil & pomegranate. $12 My husband ordered the Red Lentil Soup but he wasn't a fan, it tasted like Tomato Bisque. For our entree, I had the Lamb Sis Kebap which I shared with my mom and had enough to take home for lunch the next day. This was a big portion. My husband ordered the fried fish, it came with a big salad and rice. He said the fish needed some seasoning. The prices are reasonable for the amount and quality of the food. We also ordered Turkish coffee and the Kunefe which none of us had ever had and I must say it is my favorite dessert ever! The restaurant looks nicer at night. It has a better ambience. The lighting was super bright. Definitely had a great time and will certainly be back.

I've been coming to Bosphorous for years and have visited several of their locations across Central…read moreFlorida. No matter which one I go to, the food is consistently delicious, making it one of my favorite spots for Turkish cuisine. I always start with the Lavas bread paired with hummus and yogurt dip. The warm bread is perfect for sharing and a must-order. My go-to entrée is the Chicken Sis Kebap with pickled cabbage, rice, red onions, and carrots. It's packed with flavor and never disappoints. The Winter Park location is my favorite, especially on a nice day when you can sit outside along Park Avenue. Great food and service, charming atmosphere, and consistently excellent quality keep me coming back. Highly recommend!

They greet you when you walk in. They also offer assistance to help find things. They have a wide…read morevariety of teas and spices. Also, I found sheep's milk cheeses, including Dodonis Feta from Greece. In addition, they have taramosalata, which is a caviar spred. There's a menu for tak out too. It's a hidden gem.

Very, very disappointed in this gyro. I've never ever seen a gyro in a wrap. Good Pita is what…read moremakes a good gyro. This was a wrap with chopped up meat. The photos on their website look like the typical gyro you would get at most gyro shops.

Small restaurant with friendly staff…read more I love turkish food and at this place you get the real deal. The food is authentic, we enjoyed everything we ordered. We had the lentil soup and lavash bread, both were very delicious. Hummus was also tasty. My main dish was chicken adana with salad, was great and we also ordered the shepperd salad which was so rich and fresh, very tasty. If we are at the area again, we will be back for sure.

We were wandering in Winter Park after my appointment and stumbled upon this cute & very inviting…read moreTurkish restaurant, as they were getting ready to open. We were greeted & seated quickly. I ordered their lunch size serving and it did not disappoint. Both the kofte meat & pide was very juicy & flavorful. The lamb donner pide was big enough for two people, so we took home the leftover. I totally recommend this restaurant if you happen to be in the area.

Amazing food and great service!!! Definitely a must go, excellent portions and the ambiance was…read morefantastic. Wholesome, healthy food! Must go if in the area.

This was such a great dining experience for the family. Definitely better than the typical burger,…read morechicken sandwich stuff that is usually chosen. Service was good. They were a bit slow at times but we showed up right at the beginning to f the dinner rush. The food was great. Everything was full of flavor. The lamb shank dinner can also not be described as delicious. Seasoned well, cooked to perfection to where it was so tender and juicy that the meat was pretty much falling off the bone. The shank soup, was more like a consume'; that when combined with the meat and rice...chef's kiss. Definitely will be going back next time I'm in town

This restaurant had a very peaceful ambiance. The server was very kind and respectful. Restaurant…read morewas also very clean. The bread was SO GOOD (and massive). I really enjoyed everything I had.

My family visited Sourdough Bread House for the first time on a Sunday for brunch with a friend…read more(there were 4 of us). When we walked in, the restaurant was just starting to get busier and the staff seemed slightly unprepared for an influx of guests at that time. We stood at the door for a bit, unsure whether we were supposed to be seated, seat ourselves, or order at the counter first. If you are dining in, then they will provide table service. Once seated, we quickly decided what we wanted to order. My friend was excited to try their Turkish coffee and I was looking forward to trying their Turkish breakfast that I had heard great things about. If you love a good snack plate and enjoy nibbling on a variety of cheese, bread, fruits, veggies, etc. then the Turkish breakfast will be right up your alley. The Turkish breakfast includes cucumbers, tomatoes, bell peppers, a cheese plate with avocado and a fried egg, tahini and molasses, jam, Nutella, local honey, fresh fruit, apricot and walnuts, olives, zahter, ezme, butter, and kaymak. It was enough food for my husband & me to share. It's also served with one glass of Turkish tea and a basket sourdough bread. They're obviously known for their fresh baked sourdough bread and it did not disappoint. I can see why their bread is so popular and it was nearly already sold out for the day. While everyone we encountered was very friendly, the service was a little spotty, and no one ever came back to check on us once the food came. They forgot to bring the tea and Turkish coffee for my friend. Once we walked up to the counter to remind them, they brought it very quickly. No one ever came with the check, so we ended up paying at the counter. Not sure if that's the normal process, but it was unclear. Overall, we did enjoy it, but maybe it was just an off day from a service stand point.