Turquoise Turkish Grill

Best Turkish/Mediterranean Restaurant in town!!! Pros: null Cons: null more

We had a decent sized group of 16. They easily accomadated us. They had an inticing picture book ot all the... more

We had a decent sized group of 16. They easily accomadated us. They had an inticing picture book ot all the foods in the menu which I thought was... more

We had a group of 16 attend on 1/6/12. They were very accomodating to us - we were in a semi private room -... more

We had a group of 16 attend on 1/6/12. They were very accomodating to us - we were in a semi private room - there is plenty of room for about 25 p... more

My meal was tasty. I have never had Turkish food before and expected it to be spicier but all around very enjoyable. The place is BYOB, which make... more

My meal was tasty. I have never had Turkish food before and expected it to be spicier but all around very... more

The waiters had a bit of trouble keeping up with water consumption for almost 20 people at once. That said,... more

The waiters had a bit of trouble keeping up with water consumption for almost 20 people at once. That said, the waiters were friendly attentive, gr... more

Just can't bring myself to only give it 2 stars although "Sorta Good" actually is a better description. I thought everything was underseasoned. I don't have any experience with Turkish food, but when I think of Turkey I think "Spice Market". Everything, including the Pita was a little bland. I had the Chicken Tava, which was OK but tasted a little like it had a Campbells Tomato soup base. Daughter had Doner Kebab (Lamb and beef) which was also OK, but underseasoned (to me). Wife had Kofte Kebab, which was the best of three, but still not fantastic. Kind of like a beef and lamb patty sausage. Anyway, it was pretty good. No liquor but they will let you bring your own wine. Ambiance looks like the best they could manage on a limited budget. Not terrible, but certainly not very nice. (I could have really done without the tacky slide projector throwing images of Turkey (I guess) on the wall). more

Went there on a Friday night, the place was hopping, but service was still good. Best of all though was the food, really unique in San Antonio. Prices weren't bad either. Pros: really good food, good prices, ambiance Cons: none I know of more

This restaurant is great. This was my first experience with Turkish food and is is just wonderful. Great lamb and great homemade baklava. Owner is very helpful and friendly. Try the red lentil soup--what? you say--lentil soup???? it is so good you'll wonder why it never crossed your mind to eat red lentil soup before! Though they have vegetarian dishes this is not a vegetarian restaurant. Plenty of succulent grilled meat on the menu. Pros: Everything we tried got a rave, good prices, friendly staff, great food Cons: a little hard to get to more