Mediterranean Turkish Food

Amazing. We’ve loved everything we have ordered. The pilaf is outstanding, the hummus makes you realize pre-​packaged stuff shouldn’t even bear the term. Don’t judge by the exterior. The food is worth it.

Tremendous little hole in the wall authentic Greek food. Would highly recommend stopping by.

Love this place! Come during lunch break. Small little hole in the wall with delicious food and good prices. Typically get the shawarma chicken plate, portions are petty big if you get it for there. The hot sauce is awesome, very very hot though!

AMAZING. I highly recommand this place. Food taste soooo good. I ve never had méditerranean food as good as there. I loved the sultan pie. Even if the place does not look great from outside, make sure you stop there, you won’t regret it.

Just tried this place for the first time tonight and I have to say it’s pretty good! I had the special size lamb kabobs and they slightly dry but they had a lot of flavor. The rice and hummus were great. Definitely will be back to try some of the other stuff on the menu!

Really wanted to fall for this place, based on the numerous glowing reviews, but ended up being a bit disappointed after a couple visits. The falafel was pretty average-​tasting and did not seem particularly fresh, and the specialty pies (square-​shaped folded pita pockets) were rather skimpy on the fillings and, in my opinion, did not do the job as well as regular a pita wrap. Hummus was quite good, nice and thick consistency, but the carrot garlic yogurt dip was less appealing to my taste buds.
Overall not a bad place to grab some Mediterranean/​Middle Eastern grub if you live/​work in the area, but nothing too spectacular worthy of a special visit from afar.

We pick up to go from here; but it’s definitely a «hole in the wall». food is always fresh, tastes great and healthy! Baklava is delish as is their falafel.

A place that never fails to please my need for Great And Fresh food. I have been to the Middle East and Med many times and it is great to have a place near by that keeps me feeling like I have gone back.
I have been here many times and today was the first time in months since I have had a chance to enjoy their food. I had the Beef Shawarma plate and it was «Awesome!» Grabbed some delicious baklava to take home.
Shukran

My husband and I were looking for a place to pop in for lunch yesterday and discovered this adorable hole in the wall place. Absolutely amazing food, and outstanding prices. We each ordered the beef gyro wrap platter (which came with a small salad and French fries) and cost only $ 8.50. Honestly, they could have charged more and I wouldn’t have been upset. They did not skimp out on the quantity — a ton of meat packed into that pita, and fantastic fresh quality. Mediterranean Turkish food, you have gained yourselves some new regular customers, we will be back for sure!

It was the luck of the Irish having stumbled on this Mediterranean Turkish beauty in the outskirts of Framingham. It has limited interior seating so it is mainly a takeout restaurant. The menu is on the wall with colored pictures, descriptions and prices of all the items they sell. The cold mezze plate was perfect with hummus, falafel, tabbouleh, grilled asparagus, salad, pita and a dipping sauce. The hummus was very tasty, one of the best and the falafel had a crispy crunchy exterior with a very moist interior. The tabbouleh was one of the better ones I’ve tried as it had a substantial amount of bulgur to fresh parsley ratio unlike most I’ve had in the past. I ordered a bowl of Mercimek Çorbasi Turkish red lentil soup «crack». Spicy hot delicious and once again ranks right up there as one of the best I’ve tried. I am quite anxious to return and work my way through some of the other dishes that caught my attention on this visit.

I struggle to choose how many stars to give this place. On the one hand, I want to reward the hard-​working couple who run this hole in the wall for bringing fresh, flavorful Turkish food to the Metro West area and give them five stars. Is is better than anything else in the area. Yet, if I compare it to what I can get elsewhere, it’s hard to say this place is outstanding.
I enjoy the kofte either on a sandwich or platter. It is nicely spiced and has a delightful charcoal grilled flavor. And while the falafel is as good as you can get in Metro West, better can be found in Boston. The doner kebab is a let down as it is based on shaved steak — the same as your local pizza joint uses to make their steak subs.
I would hate to lose this place as I enjoy the food, but if I’m honest, it’s just OK as an example of the cuisine.

The food looks and tastes as amazing as in the wall pictures. Their hummus is almost as good as my wife. woww, I just measured them with a really high bar.
Authentic Turkish food– the cook is Turkish. This restaurant has a lot of different plates in their menu. Options for veggie eaters are well marked. Food Halal and their kitchen looks spotless — you can see them making the food.
Although the place is small, they can fit 15 people very comfortably. Tables are well distanced.

Its not a fancy restaurant but their food quality and quantity are pretty good. I felt their online menu says less than what they actually offer. Try their place offline.
Also, please update your website.

Great place! Unassuming inside, but once the delicious smell hits you, you’ll know you made the right choice!
The chicken kebab is wonderful, but the falafel is amazing! Definitely get something that comes with hummus.
Everyone I’ve met there is friendly and the value of what you get for what you pay is good. Can’t get much better!

This is an excellent spot for middle eastern food in Framingham and the surrounding area. I’ve been here several times and always enjoyed the food.

Passed this place on my way to a meeting. After the meeting I stopped in for a Falafel wrap. I knew it was a good sign when asked if I wanted hot sauce on it. Said yes of course.
Wrap came quickly. It was delicious. Took home a menu for future reference.

I love this place, I can’t believe I haven’t written a review yet.
I go here at least twice a month. While I’ve gotten various dishes, my go-​to is a falafel wrap with just a little hot sauce, and huvac kavurmasi (carrot garlic yogurt salad). The falafel is the best I’ve had in America.
Everything I’ve had has been great, and my family agrees. Sometimes I think they come see me just to eat here.
Downsides would be the dining area — that is to say, there’s isn’t much. The place seats maybe 10, and it gets very, very crowded with people sitting to eat and people waiting to order/​get their food. For someone with anxiety, like me, it can get a little overwhelming, but the food is worth it.
Also, they close at 8pm Tuesday — Sunday, and that’s kind a bummer because sometimes I don’t leave work until 730ish. And Monday is the day when I’m most likely to forget to take anything out for dinner.
Definitely my go-​to place for meals before 8pm!

Solid five stars for this restaurant. We got babaganus, grape leaves, falafel appetizer, doner kebab, and sultan pie. My favorites were sultan pie (a pie with fried eggplants and meat) and fried falafel. The owner is so nice and friendly. The food is exceptional. Even compared to the food that I had in Turkey, I can confidently say the dish here is authentic and good. I got the lunch portion of the doner kebab and it was a little bit dry side and the meat was very thin so probably I won’t get that next time. My friend got adana kebab and that was very tasty (highly recommended). There are so many different dishes that I could try so I am definitely going back.

Wow! What a treat!
My wife has spent much time in Israel and ice been there and Turkey a few times. With those experiences, I can honestly say this place serves tasty and fresh Mediterranean food.
For lunch we got the chicken schwarma plate, rosemary chicken plate, and the falafel plate for me, my wife, and our two children under 4; they are big eaters. We got the smaller plates and still could not finish it all.
The rosemary chicken was the best with the falafel next best. I ordered the schwarma and thought it was just fine. After tasting the others and some sides, perhaps my opens were set too high.
The carrot sauce that came with the falafel plate was a revelation. A mild carrot flavor with perhaps some yogurt and other spices was the highlight for me. I had never tasted anything like it before, so I’m having trouble breaking down the ingredients. My wife guessed yogurt, but I wouldn’t have been able to detect that by sight or taste. Overall, it was slightly sweet and zesty. It could have come with more.
The hummus was some of the best I’ve had in the U.S. to date. Still cannot match the good hummus houses in Tel Aviv.
Prices are good. Only four tables and no bathroom — you have to go to the Subway next door — do it to remind yourself of how fake Subway is and how real the food here is.
Man, looking to go back soon to sample more of the menu. Much to choose from.

I was little bit reluctant by looking at the restaurant. Small family run business; Sometimes hard to find a sitting spot! But it’s worth it!
Ordered Rosemary chicken kebab and hummus. The kebab came with rice and chick pea salad. The taste was good. The hummus was not up to the mark compared to other Mediterranean restaurants. And the dessert baklava is juicy and will love it. And
Their veggie wraps are awesome!