Turkish cuisine for a celebratory dinner...
Looking for buy a gift certificate for two newleyweds who LOVE Turkish food.
Anywhere in the city is fine...They live in Gramercy and go to Sahara all the time, so I was looking for something similar in food quality...Thanks!
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We like Ali Baba on 34th St.
If they like Turkish food they will also love Byblos on Madison and 28th. Authentic lebanese/Syrian food in a very nice space. One of our all time favorites!!›5 Replies-
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re: thegforceny
I loved Ali Baba when I worked in the area 10 years ago, but on my last trip there, the food was only so so and the service atrocious. We ordered light, and they were really hostile about it (despite the fact that the restaurant was pretty empty, and you'd think they'd want my over tired preschooler out of there as efficiently as possible). Disappointing dried out bread with the apps, and I know how good their bread can be...
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Turkish Kitchen has been our favorite for many years. We had dinner there two weeks ago. As always, the food was perfectly prepared and delicious. They've redone the decor to tone down the red a bit. Very attractive.
Turkish Kitchen photos: http://www.flickr.com/photos/11863391@N03/sets/72157630930123048/
ETA: We tried Sahara twice when it first opened. Imo, Turkish Kitchen is superior.
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re: RGR
Strongly second Turkish Kitchen.
Another good choice is the Greenwich St. location of Turks & Frogs. Elegant place.
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re: RebelWithaCause
Tastes can vary of course. I've had a lot of good meals at T&F and I've also had a lot of good meals at Turkish Kitchen. Based on the things I regularly order(and those are different for each person) I'd give a slight edge on food to TK and a major edge to T&F in decor and ambiance. Either is a good choice.
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