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I have been coming here for over a decade and felt the need to leave a review today. Not that they didn’t deserve a great one last time during stricter Covid protocols when the man at the register (owner?) ran and told my baby not to mess with the coin fountain because he couldn’t clean it well eno

It's always a great experience eating here, the food hits the soul! The people here are so nice, the food is flavorful & wholesome, and the Turkish coffee is a must. Highly recommended this place to anyone!🤍

SO good. The best Greek food we have found in town. It's fresh, flavorful, and fast. The gentleman (who, I think is the owner) behind the counter recommended a couple delicious dishes (dolma and kashk-E-bademjan). He did not steer me wrong. My husband enjoyed the beef gyro sandwich, and he was ful

Favorite kabob place in BCS! I love their bread as well as the kabob itself that's freshly cooked to order. You can call the restaurant to order ahead and my personal favorite combo is Emir's platter with rice.

The quality of the food is excellent however, the food is missing some serious flavor!!! If they marinade the meat and season the rice they would get 5 star rating easy. Also I seen the cashier handle food without washing her hands or putting on gloves and the cook came from the back but didn't wash

Tasty food. I bought shis kebap. It is delicious. Most of the items are halal if you mind. Except few. You can ask at the counter for that.

The food here is simply delicious. We buy from them on weekly basis. My only reservation has always been the owner sort of grumpiness. But he has changed that within the last few months and has been consistently nicer. That’s just a nice addition to the scrumptious food.

Love love love this place! Perfectly authentic and a very diverse menu! I recommend hot tea if that's your thing... it's mine and theirs is delicious! They have vegan/ vegetarian offerings as well as beef chicken and lamb. The shiraz kabobs are a must try if you're a meat eater! And the baklava is