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How we read reviews →Lygon Street Turkish with wood-fired pide, generous mezze and baklava locals rave about
Warm, elegant and lively, with the wood-fire oven in full view of the dining room. Casual enough for a weeknight, special enough for a birthday, though a few find the lighting bright for a date.
Wood-fire oven turning out fresh pide and bread, house-made dips and desserts, 'you pick, we cook' share menu, feed-me menu, charcoal-cooked Sunday lunch burger, rakı and wine list.
Turkish dishes modernised but respected: Turkish diners say the wood-fired lahmacun matches what they ate in Turkiye, and the baklava and pastirma pide read as proper. Staff share recipes with guests.
Strong value on the $68 to $70 per person set menus, where groups report leaving stuffed. A la carte is pricier and a few reviewers felt the cost outpaced portions, with bread charged separately for hummus.
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