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re: scunge
coll
Feb 2, 2007 01:09 AM
It's on Rte 112 in Medford, north of Sunrise and just south of Woodside Ave.
Yesterday, I was at a local bagel store that is owned by a Turkish man and he highly recommended Angora (which has been mentioned here before) which is also on Rte 112 just south of the Expressway. I promised him I would try it very soon, to see if it is better than Pita House as he believes. I see a lot of Turkish food in my future.-
re: coll
gnocchi
Feb 5, 2007 06:30 AM
Angora seemed to me to be more of a food store deli/cafe not a full service restaurant like Pita House has on one side, but it may have evolved recently. I took out some bean salad and a few other things, the food was good but not inexpensive.
The place in Eastport has been a deli for years; it still looks like a deli from the outside, with the gyro sign hung in the window. It's a very small store, I would assume takeout only.Pita House is hard to see coming from the south since the strip mall is at an angle.
It's on the west side, keep a sharp eye.
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Will do. I did though eat at the Mediteranian kitchen in Mastic on Montauk Hyway I enjoyed it ,had a mixed plate of grilled kabobs that came with a small salad,grilled veg's and two rice's as well as yogurt and hot sauce.The place had a small grocery that had Turkish canned and package foods that included sweets and Turkish coffee,They have a typical rotating ( I think it rotated)Gyro grill and was busy with customers taking out.
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re: scunge
coll
Feb 1, 2007 03:03 AM
This is good to know. You should also try the Turkish place on Rte 112 in Medford: Pita House, he makes great kabobs, hummus, grape leaves, my favorite is the Ishkender platter, everything from scratch even his leg of lamb on the gyro. Also has a grocery attached. Nice dining room with assortment of Turkish beers.
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