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Businiess name:
A La Turca Turkish Restaurant
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Review by:
citysearch c.
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Review content:
I know some people like to be coddled like a child from the time they walk into a restaurant to the time they leave.
This is a real Turkish restaurant, meaning:
- They don't expect you to jam your food down your throat so you can run out to do the next ""thing"" all the while never actually enjoying or for that matter tasting your food.... so they aren't going to be coming to your table every 3 minutes with, ""Is Everything Okay?"" They know their food is great, so why interrupt your meal.
- Turkish people do something we've long forgotten how to do; actually talk to each other in relaxed conversation around a dinner table.
So if your expecting a typical American ""dining"" experience (or complete lack there of) go to somewhere else.
If you want fantastic food in a relaxed environment, eat at A La Turca; a great family Turkish restaurant.
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