Reviews
Delicious food as always and excellent portions for the price. Four stars though because staff had stoney and cold customer service, not a smile to be seen
Very disappointed. I ordered a gluten free Kabob with mixed meats, garlic yogurt, satay and sweet chili sauces. I could not eat it because it tasted like sawdust. :- I'm sure that the lady who handed it to me knew it wasn't right by the look she gave me. Not going to eat their food again.
Good selection of food. Well made.Food: 5/5
Cafe Anatolia was characterized by very good behavior and taste when Turkish family-owned. Things were not like that when new people came. No matter how delicious the food is served, this rating is only given by the behavior of the staff. They are very rude and arrogant. Management should give them proper training on how to behave toward customers.
Four of us got donor kebabs this evening and all of us found only a small 1x1 cm pocket of sauce within our kebabs - the rest was dry and without condiment. No mix option with falafel and meat, you have to add falafel as an extra for $2 if you have a meat kebab. I would suggest people try the Turkish place next door first, I haven't tried it but it looked better.
I can Highly recommend this place. The Authenticity of the food takes you to Turkey.. with amazing Kebabs to Gourmet Sandwiches that fill your mouth with an explosive Turkish sensation. The price is perfect for the amazing quality of food, definitely worth every penny. The restaurant is in a great location with a peaceful atmosphere, though the noise can be a bit loud and the wait can be a little.. it's worth it. The staff are great and very friendly with really good Hygiene standards. I will be back here again for sure
I really appreciate the friendly service, my meal was excellent thanks I will be back soon, greatful. yummy
The guy cooking and serving was very pleasant and the food was good. A bright spot on a very wet Sunday. Wheelchair accessibility: No ridge on the front threshold.
I enjoy kebabs a lot and I eat plenty of them, but the vege kebab from Cafe Anotolia was the worst thing I have EVER eaten at a restaurant. It could have been that it was an old batch of salad or that the halloumi was off, but it still made me gag eating it and then made me throw up. The lack of interest was clear by the employees and the wait time was also far too long.
Good portions, I always think there's never enough sauce. And no sugar syrup on my baklava at all
