Baba's Kitchen

I had the gyro wrap. It was hot fresh and delicious. It came with fries. They add gratuity even for pickup. I sat at the bar and waited for my food to go. The service was ok.

Went for lunch today. They were completely empty when we got there. It took a few minutes before anyone noticed us. When we sat down we were given water bottles and when I asked if just a glass of water was an option I was told no. A little odd. The food was fine, but the atmosphere was just not super inviting and the music was pretty inappropriate for children so I'd say maybe it's not a family restaurant.

I walked in to the restaurant and paid 17 dollars for a chicken soup togo. The $17 included $13 for the chicken soup a 20% service charge, and taxes. My biggest issue is that I purchased the same soup on DoorDash for $7 2 days ago. The website states that the cup of soup is 8 dollars. When I let the young lady Ari know that the pricing was different she was very kind but didn't have an answer for me. I'm unsure if the owners know that the website states they are charging $8It also took 30 minutes for me to get a chicken soup.

We checked out this new spot with an Atlanta foodie. Initially, I thought that it was hard to find because of where it was located between several other buildings. However, after I found it, there was adequate parking to accommodate their customers. I was greeted upon arrival and brought a bottle of cold Fiji water. The restaurant is decorated nicely and even has a flower wall. Our host and server, Tony was very kind, attentive and accommodating. The drinks were not too strong but tasty. I had the lemon drop martini and it had the perfect amount of sweet and liquor. For dinner, I had the shrimp kebabs. They were well seasoned and they were accompanied by plenty of rice, tomato/cumber salad and pita bread. The food was very good and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I also tried the salmon kebabs and I must say that they were even better than the shrimp. Others in my party had the lamb and beef. They enjoyed theirs too. It was our friend's birthday and she was treated with a birthday gift by the restaurant without any of us asking. That kind of attention is always a very special touch - thanks Tony! All prices were very reasonable including the hookah. The only thing that I was disappointed in was the automatic 20% service charge. The reason for my disappointment was not with the service charge itself but because I wasn't expecting it since I didn't see it posted in the restaurant or on the website. However, the service was outstanding and I believe in tipping more than 20% when appropriate. I'd definitely come back here and bring others.

Came for a weekend lunch. They have typical middle eastern dishes that you'd expect to find. Kabobs, wraps etc. Service was friendly. 4 stars only because the food took a pretty long time to come out and it was a little bit pricy. I enjoyed the Gyro platter and the Turkish tea was really good! I would come back again. Same prices for lunch/dinner

Food & service was wonderful! I had hummus, gyro ( beef & lamb) & a small Greek salad. My server was Breanna; she was sweet, helpful & did a great job. Restaurant is nicely decorated and very clean. They have a full bar. Plenty of free parking. Highly recommended!

The food was meh..ambience definitely needs improvement as the music was so loud and drowned any conversation we were trying to have

A new gem on Cheshire Bridge. Feels like you're at your Turkish cousin's house, if you had a Turkish cousin. Warm, and welcoming--and most importantly, delicious. The lamb was well-seasoned and tender, and the yayla soup was outstanding. We will definitely be back.

Run! Don't walk...Run, as far away from this place as possible. This was almost funny how terrible this food is. We ordered the gyro plate and falafel with hummus. As you can see the gyro was literally plain beef on top of plain white rice with a charred tomato wedge on the side. The falafel was black! Completely Burnt! The hummus underneath was bland. The sauces on the side weren't any better. The tahini sauce was literally just tahini paste that was slightly watered down. No lemon, no garlic, no salt...nothing! The tzatziki sauce tasted like ranch dressing. Like I said... RUN far away from this place. You've been warned.The only slightly redeeming thing about this place was the girl who took our order. She was nice... that is all.

There was really nothing special about the food, it was just OK.The issue that I have with the restaurant is the apparently automatic 20% service charge. There is no notification on the menu, at the entrance, or explicitly called to your attention when you are handed the payment device. The server just announced a total and gives you the payment device at the point where you add a gratuity. It was not until she brought the printed receipt that I was aware of the "Service Charge." I had added a $ 10.00 tip so I ended up giving an $ 18.00 tip with the $ 8.00 automatic charge. (Ends up as a 45% tip.) I was with friends and didn't want to bicker with the server or manager so I let it go. Needless to say I won't be back.