Ephesus

Good place, will go again!

Oh dear. Salty chicken, bland sauces, boring bread. Nice service and decent quality seating for a café, but still, never again.

I do have a real for this place as it’s my local but there’s more to it than that. Their opening hours for one make them a bit more accessible than some of the other takeaways in the area but also their menu is better value for money and has better choice than some of the generic chippys nearby.
Their € 5 kebab chip is amazing! I’ve also asked for some stuff not on the menu in the past and they’ve always been happy to oblige, including a pizza with everything on it and I actually got EVERYTHING, and they didn’t charge any extra than a standard off the menu pizza so they get major brownie points for that.
It’s cheap, cheerful and quick. Ideal if you want something a little bit bad for you now and then or to cure the alright hangover on a Sunday afternoon.

The nicest staff of any restaurant I’ve ever been to. The falafel wrap is huge, the falafel itself is perfectly crispy, and they don’t skimp on vegetables and sauce. My only complaint is that it’s a little crowded inside, but for the price and the service, it’s fine.

Popped in for a quick bite and loved their turkish pizza. thin and crispy the way I like it and at € 5 for a 9in with a drink it’s not too shabby either. Staff are also friendly. Not very romantic but great for a quick and tasty bite!

After a few drinks with my veliac friend (that’s a vegan who’s a celiac!) we stopped for a bite to eat. For once she was able to get some grub on her restricted diet and I opted for pizza.
The seats are, shockingly, not plastic. My friend had her falafel and I waited for my pizza. Time passed. Eventually the staff obviously got tired of looking at my sad face and brought over some chips for free — turns out they had burned my pizza and were hastily working on a replacement. So you know, it could be worse, at least they didn’t try to give me the burnt pizza.
Unfortunately even though this place does Turkish kebabs and pizza, they do not do Turkish Pizza (or Pide). While this is a shame, there’s no call to harrass the staff about it — its just how it is. I suspect they get asked that more than you would think.
My pizza was adequate, but not particularly nice. but you know, it was fine