Beyti Kebab Restaurant

The meat is never fresh! The service is horrible. This place used to be so good a few years back. Now that they changed the bread for gyros, lifted the prices for everything. They really need to do something with their staff and owner.

I ordered from here last week, it was my first time and now we’re hooked!,
The meat was amazing, melts into your mouth, the rice was unbelievable …
I don’t like onions but the Shish kebab made me question my own likening of the onion,
The wife had the Doner kebab platter…
You know that moment when you and your partner start eating dinner in the living room after tuning to something good on Tv. and that moment of silence. When your both so into the plate that’s for a split second… you forget where you are,
.well that’s the feeling we got. And for that reason. I’m Dialing them now to place the same order. honest to god. we don’t think we will stop ordering from here anytime soon, hands down best kebab in jersey!
The pita bread that came with our order was awesome as well,
Forget sushi tonight or takeout… call this place now!
Mmmmm!

Our favorite restaurant in Weehawken! We ordered from there hundreds of times! Try Chicken Adana, patlican soslu and pilaki!

I got a lentil soup today but bread wasn’t fresh.

We love Beyti! We sit in and we get delivery and both ways it’s delicious. You must order hummus with their bread– it is perfection. Another must is their shepard salad. Even my 4 year old niece, who is the pickiest eater in the world, asked for seconds and thirds and finally cleaned the plate. We usually order a combo plate because how can you decide? In an area that is heavy with a variety of Latino restaurants, Beyti is a definitely a refreshing change.

Beyti Kabob is a phenomenal restaurant. I had the pleasure of ordering dates from there. The staff was extremely kind and courteous. I can’t wait to come back here to eat.

kebabs were just like at other places… cannot complain… the bread however has been stuck in my head for years and I only went there once lol

The Food was AMAZING!!! BYOB spot. but it was amazing everything was good. The place is decent. Looks like it family owned. Their bread was even good. Would i come here the Answer is Heck yes!!!

This place has the best Kebap ever, great service great food and awsome atmosphere!!!

The Food was ok, just ok! The lady over the phone was terrible and the delivery guy was very rude.
We will Never order again.

My husband, two friends and I have just left Beyti Kebab, full, satisfied and very happy with everything that we all ate. The best Doner I’ve ever had, juicy and slightly crispy on the one side. We enjoyed the fresh Sigara Boregi, Hummus, Manti dumplings, Feta. All good. Even the bread that they give you is warm, fresh and tasty. Portions are a good size. The desert pastries are delicious and the syrup they are made with is the real honey deal, not corn syrup crap.
Service was great. They were warm and welcoming. We are all going back soon.

This is definitely a hole in the wall type of restaurant. It is much larger and nicer than it appears from the outside. With that said, I’ve only been there once because I was desperately craving a lamb gyro sandwich and unfortunately, it was very disappointing. The meat was too dry, barely seasoned, the bread they used was not your typical pita bread, and the sauce that accompanied it wasn’t great. I would give this place another try but I would order a different item.

Delicious kebabs every meat lovers must go location try combo platter. Good customer service advice to the management fire ibooo :)

This is my second time to visit the restaurant, both times I ordered the gyro. As I remembered the first time it was delicious and that’s why I came back. Today I was very disappointed, meat was too dry and the sandwich was full of raw onions it overpowered everything else. Not sure if I’m coming back.

My family has been coming here for years. This was my first visit in about 5 years. I remember the delicious rice, chicken, gyro and kabobs. Today’s meal was sadly eh. I did enjoy the meze platter (labne, hummus, babaganoosh, and tomato ish). My kabob and gyro meat were, however, overcooked and the long green peppers were replaced by under-​roasted jalapeños. The place is a little run down, too. Service was great, as usual, but the place needs work.

We arrived in New Jersey so tired. I found this place on Unilocal,which was pretty close to our hotel. I have to confess it was the BEST Kabob I’ve ever had in my life. Staff and waiters were pretty friendly too. I got ground beef kabob so did my friends. It all came to cost around $ 15 for each. They freshly bake their own bread. I would definitely come back to this place for my next visit!

Delicious. Never had a bad meal. and a fun BYO on the weekends.
addicted to the bread and hummus.

If my gyro didnt suck I would of gave 4 stars, the rest of my family enjoyed their dishes.
Meat is great, bread is good but no butter came with it.
Gyro was dry and pretty bad was not expecting that.
I liked the open kitchen so you can see the cooks
Food didn’t take long to come out
They are trying to come off as fancy with the table cloth and chandeliers, however they sell like tea biscuits and what not as if I’m at a super market. Super weird and doesn’t fit the fancy theme. They’re dishes are a bit pricey, but they’re selling tea biscuits, what? Super weird not very classy
Also, the drinks don’t come in a glass you get a can and the ice is separate. Personally I like that the soda is from a can so It’s not watered down, but also doesn’t fit the classy theme they’re going for.
The dishes come with a little salad «garnish» and you get a tiny piece of lemon to dress it with. The table only has salt n pepper I think adding oil and vinegar to the table would be great because a tiny piece of lemon isn’t enough.
I ordered a separate salad which was decent, the feta cheese was perfect.
I had an okay experience however there are better Turkish restaurants that are less pricey with equally good food. I probably wouldn’t come back.
WHAT THEY NEED TO IMPROVE ON
They need a new more modern décor, more care to detail (butter with bread, and dressing for salad) and a better wait staff (waitress didn’t speak English well and didn’t even ask how I wanted my meat cooked…) then I’ll give 5 stars.

I came here yesterday for my mother’s birthday dinner, let’s just say It was not the best birthday celebration. The area the restaurant is in is not very pleasant. While walking from where I parked my car to the restaurant I notice a father and daughter duo stealing a bike… it definitely set the mood for dinner.
When I walked in I thought the décor was outdated. It’s clean and unpleasant at the same time. It took us about 10 minutes to be addressed by the waiter, but I don’t blame him as he’s the only one waiting on 10 tables.
We order hummus and babagunaush (if that’s how you spell it) for appetizers and it came out almost immediately. The hummus was the best part of the entire night, it was scrumptious.
For the main entre everyone in my family got the combination plater with shish kabob and chicken kabob. This is where the problem started the food did not have any flavor what’s so ever. I literally had to soak my meal in hot sauce just for a kick. AND TO THINK THEY DIDNT EVEN HAVE DRESSING FOR OUR SIDE SALAD…
We were disappointed and just wanted to leave so we asked for the bill and we’re baffled. There was an automatic gratutiy charge of $ 25 for the horrible service we had. And the food was completely overpriced.
I will never return here again and was disappointed my mom had to settle with this restaurant for her birthday dinner. If you want good middle eastern food I advise to go to Paterson.

I had heard a lot about this place over years & my friend in Edgewater especially raves about it. So we came for dinner with a small group of friends. Very casual, not much of an ambiance, no-​frills kinda place.
Food was good, generous portions but nothing that blew me away. I’ve had better.
Inexpensive. Overall, OK but nothing I would go out of my way for.