5/5 Sinjin 5 months ago on Google
I
like
Mediterranean
food,
so
my
bias
is
showing.
But
let
me
tell
you
-
Do
not
pass
this
place
up!
If
you
get
a
chance
to
eat
here,
do
it.
We
picked
this
place
in
a
rush,
they
seated
our
incomplete
party,
treated
my
wife
and
I
like
royalty
and
served
up
a
number
of
Turkish
staples
without
delay.
I
have
always
thought
Americans
could
take
a
page
from
Middle
Eastern
hospitality
and
being
here
confirmed
that.
BTW
the
phrase
Mid-East
was
a
European
term
meaning
“halfway
to
Asia”.
Turkish
food
is
largely
cosmopolitan
because
it
was
centered
at
a
major
point
of
trade
and
it
borders
Europe
and
Asia.
We
had
some
of
the
best
pita
and
hummus
that
I’ve
ever
sampled.
A
lamb
burger
with
a
semi
spicy
sauce,
hunkarbegindi
which
offered
plenty
of
“taste
dances”
across
the
stage
of
my
palate,
lamb
shishkabob,,
Whiskey,
beer
and
some
more
whiskey.
Oh
and
some
Turkish
coffee
which
looked
and
tasted
like
an
espresso!
Personally
I
don’t
like
coffee.
There’s
nothing
worse
than
a
good
cup
of
coffee!
I
wish
we
could
have
stayed
and
tried
the
baklava,
I
love
baklava!
You
might
pass
this
place
up
by
accident,
it’s
a
corner
spot,
not
easy
to
find
in
my
opinion
but
I
usually
have
Irish
Whiskey
coursing
through
my
bloodstream
and
I’ve
actually
walked
past
my
wife
more
than
once
without
realizing
she
was
there.
The
staff
was
friendly
and
attentive,
the
sincere
kind
of
smiles
that
you
see
with
kith
and
kin
-
not
the
fake
television
smiles.
Have
you
ever
noticed
how
unreal
TV
and
YouTube
smiles
are?
Our
friends
showed
up
and
everyone
was
in
agreement
-
this
place
must
be
Fort
Worth’s
best
kept
secret.
Well
Cowtown
you
need
to
spread
the
word!
Istanbul
Grill!