Kuzu Sofrası - Besiktas/Besiktas

The food is good, I recommend the lamb. Lavash, village bread and yoghurt were good. There is also Turkish coffee, but there is a fee. There is a nature view, an indoor and outdoor living-dining area. Toilets are clean. There is a Turkish style toilet. There is also a transparent hygiene cover in the European toilet. Service: Dine in Food: 5 Service: 4 Atmosphere: 5

We came early in the afternoon on a weekday, the place was quiet, the service was fast, the food was delicious, the lamb tandoori and curtain pilaf were very delicious. Fruit was served at the end of the meal. Service: Dine in Meal type: Lunch

Rip off...Never go there again Price per person: ₺600–700 Food: 2 Service: 2 Atmosphere: 2 Parking options: Free parking lot

If you are not good with sheep or lamb, I would not recommend you to go here. Because even in stuffed meatballs and stuffed rice, mutton is used. Frankly, I ate a spoonful of rice because the smell bothered me, and I barely finished the stuffed meatballs. The stuffing of the stuffed meatballs was so thick that I could not cut it with a knife, and it was even difficult to bite it. I ate mixed grill as the main course, and again, interestingly enough, I could barely cut the meatballs, they were like rubber. The chops and steak were hard, I couldn't chew them and swallowed them straight away. A friend who ordered lamb Turkish delight at the table said he liked it. Shepherd's salad and lentil soup were good. The staff is very welcoming, generally polite and friendly. Our young brothers will be better in their professions in the future. The environment and ambience was generally nice. A place with a forest view. Prices seem to be above average. They should reconsider the quality of the meat. I think that if you make meat and meatballs that are juicy and melt in your mouth, like halva, you won't be impressed even if you pay extra. Desserts are also of average taste.

Food: 3 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 4