Marash Turkish Cuisine

My main course and service were amazing Thank you Mehmet for a good time :) Side note, the tea and the baklava are phenomenal and a must try after your dinner.

Excellent Turkish food. Super authentic. I came for a birthday dinner so got to sample a bunch of dishes. Honestly, everything was very good and extremely fresh. I'm still dreaming of the shepherd salad. Also, get the kunefe for dessert. Service is very friendly and prices are great. I hope to be back during my next Miami trip!

Randomly stopped in on a mid-week evening, craving Turkish food, and wasn't disappointed. Service was fast and friendly, and my beef shish kabob meal was very tasty and nicely plated (and the beef itself was really tender).As good as my meal was, though, a couple of things keep Marash from being a five-star restaurant for me: first, whenever I go out for Turkish food, I look forward to two things: lentil soup and excellent bread. Marash doesn't serve the former (a rare omission from a Turkish menu), and their bread isn't anything special. Second, I would have preferred chicken over beef, but all their chicken dishes seem to be made with thigh meat (also unusual), which I really don't care for.Still, overall, I definitely recommend Marash as a nice place that serves good food.

I wish I would've taken pics of our food! It was absolutely delicious. Chicken kabob, Shepards salad, babaganoush. I really loved how fresh everything was.

Ladies and gentlemen, foodies of all ages, gather 'round for the culinary comedy show that is Marash Turkish Cuisine! If you've ever wanted your taste buds to feel like they've taken a magic carpet ride over Istanbul, then buckle up, baby, because this is THE spot!First, let's talk about the food. Ever had a kebab that made you want to break into interpretive dance? No? Then you've clearly never dined at Marash. The flavors were so authentic, I half expected a genie to pop out of my hummus and offer me three wishes (spoiler alert: all wishes would be for more hummus).Now onto the service. Imagine a mix between a Broadway performer and a UN diplomat--efficient, charming, and ready for their close-up. They didn't just take my order; they took my entire dining experience to new heights, like an elevator to Flavortown's penthouse suite.Do I recommend Marash Turkish Cuisine? Is hummus creamy? Is Turkish delight delightful? That's a resounding YES! So go ahead, treat yourself to a meal that's not just food, but an entire mood. If laughter is the best medicine, then Marash is the pharmacy where kebabs are the prescription. Side effects may include intense satisfaction and spontaneous food selfies.Trust me, Marash is a one-way ticket to Yumsville with a layover in Ecstasy City. I guarantee you'll leave grinning like a Cheshire Cat who just discovered shawarma.

A lovely Colombian middle aged woman was our excellent server. She explained the menu and offered recommendations. We ate the gyro platter and falafel wrap. Both were fresh and delicious. It took about 10min for the food to arrive, in about a half-full restaurant. We also ordered the rolled kadayif for dessert. It was kind of like a soft pancake. It was worth trying to experience it, but we won't order it again. This place is BYOB. They do not have alcohol.

This is a small Turkish restaurant. I was craving Turkish so I went. There is only one waitress, it was busy, with noisy children running around. One table got upset and left. Our waitress finally came and you can tell she was stressed out. It was a Sat evening so I get it. Some foods are better than others but I will say it's very fresh. The lamb chops were not great this time, they were rubbery, we returned them and got chicken thinking it would be white meat but it was dark. It was just ok. My Adana kebab was good very tasty but the portion is small. Other middle Eastern places give you two kebabs so if you're hungry you need an appetizer to go with it. I actually ended up going one more time a few days after this visit and we had to sit outside because they were doing construction. I stuck with Adana to be safe. My hubby got the family combo, for the price it was just ok. I had a piece of the beef shawarma or really gyro and it was tasty but the lamb again was not great. So basically it's gif or miss! Adana is safe and you can't go wrong.

A truly wonderful meal at this family run Turkish restaurant. We were greeted at the door by one of the owners while the other was cooking. It was am incredibly warm and welcoming experience. I am going to start backwards. The meal was amazing, but I tried a new dessert that is worth a star of its own! Kadayıf. I have never tasted anything like it. It is spun hot dough that is light and airy. It is soaked in a sweet liquid that seemed to have honey and sugar. It is topped with a layer of crushed pistachio nuts that provides crunch. Flavor and texture in one warm dessert. I am swooning while thinking about it. Now, let's go back to the start of the meal. After looking at the menu and asking questions for a long time, we decided on a grilled platter for two. The flavors were transcendent. I enjoy Turkish food, but this was spiced so perfectly that I was saying yum out loud!My favorites in the grill plate were the Kafta, a mix of beef and lamb, as well as the chicken kebab. The gyro meat was a little greasy, but I could not stop eating it. I recommend ordering hummus with it for a creamy texture.

It's a small location kind of hidden, the service was okay no one greeted or said anything just sat down and waited to be served. The appetizers were not great but the main dish was excellent but the server forgot our drinks. It was an okay place.

So I finally came to eat at a Turkish restaurant. I yelped this one for it was the closest & 2nd for its reviews. Let me tell you I totally agree that it's worth coming! Servers couldn't be anymore friendly especially Yari I think is her name (Cuban girl) & food absolutely delicious! I was married to a Turkish & he took me to some great restaurants back home in Jersey & NY of course & this one came very close. I we definitely will be back!