Lezzet cafe

Legit Turkish restaurant in North Dallas. They are one of our favorites and they have all the classics. The kebabs are all good, especially the Adana which is moist and loaded with flavor. We got the chicken claypot stew list time and it was really good. It's like a potato stew in a claypot with pastry wrapped around so it's crispy. Highly recommend it. The best part is dessert. The pistachio baklava is the best we've had in DFW. It's very light, airy, and has the best texture without being overly sweet or using too much syrup. The kunefe is also really good and is very crispy and pairs well with the syrup and cheese. Highly recommend!

Ordered lahmujun for pickup at 12:49pm. Arrived at the restaurant at 1:14pm. That is a whole 25 minutes.. I was told "sorry they didnt start making your order yet" and was told to wait 15 minutes. Whats the point of calling to place a pickup order -_-?I waited 15 minutes in my car and went back inside, was told to wait 2 minutes.. waited another 15 minutes.. will not be coming here again

Their lamb skewer wrap was probably one of the best I've ever had! Meat was juicy and tender and it was a good size portion

The kunefe was deliciously sweet and crispy, while the shakshuka was light but flavorful. The food was great, but portions were small, so we had to order quite a bit to feel full. Cozy atmosphere and friendly staff!

The food is so delicious and authentic. I had the fortune of staying in Ankara, Turkey for a month and got hooked on pide. I was so stoked to find Lezzet Cafe to satisfy the cravings I developed. The service is attentive and courteous but allows for European style pacing. The restaurant is always clean and comfortable. Highly recommend checking it out!

For starters the food is perfectly cooked, authentic, and full of flavor. Everything was well seasoned and perfectly tender. The appetizer selection offers 11 items to choose from The Turkish coffee and tea were spot on. I was greeted at the door with welcoming embrace and provided with kind service. The atmosphere is very well lit during day outs and plenty of space to not feel crowded. Definitely a must try!

Great little spot with light, fresh and delicious food! Highly recommended: lahmacun, adana kebab and lentil soup

I came here for brunch a while back to catch up with an old friend. This place surpassed my expectations, the food was delicious and there were many options to choose from. Overall I'd give this place 8 s/10 for the brunch. I'll definitely be back here to try some kabobs, although it looked a bit expensive.------------We all shared the classic shakshuka, grilled chicken cheese pie, and ispanakli (spinach and feta) pide. The shakshuka was amazing, everything I'd been craving, a solid 10/10. It also came with pita and veggies/feta on the side that went well with it.The chicken cheese pie was delicious, albeit a bit heavy, 8/10. The chicken was grilled and went well with the cheese.The spinach and feta pide was too heavily covered with spinach and a bit undercooked, 6/10. Would recommend ordering a different pide. For dessert we had a knafeh, and it was very good, 8.5/10. This is probably the most authentic and delicious knafeh I've had in DFW.

We were in for Turkish coffee and were pleasantly surprised that they offer dessert complimentary with the coffee. Service was friendly and dessert was tasty. It's not the strongest coffee I've had but all in all, a good experience.

We love this place for brunch, lunch and dinner. We used to just carry out from here but after coming here for a family dinner around Christmas time we've started eating in because the service here so nice. The baked Turkish pide are delicious but take a little bit of time. All their grilled items are juicy and delicious. it is our go to place for catering at home dinners and taking out of town guests to entertain.