Sultana Mediterranean

Very good food, good prices, nice location. We celebrated my friend's event there and everyone was happy. Will definitely cone back

Had a wonderful birthday dinner here with a group of 9! The service was attentive and they refilled our water 5+ times. The pomegranate beef plate was delicious. The tangy yogurt sauce was something I've never had before. Definitely try this! Falafel appetizer was also solid but pretty standard.

Went here for a lunch on Saturday afternoon. Restaurant wasn't very busy. They have a nice little patio with outdoor seating where we sat down. We ordered some sodas, the banaganush, the combo shish and the pomegranate kebab. With the appetizer we also got a plate with bread and some olive oil with herbs. Really like the babaganush, great texture and delicious together with the bread. The entrees arrived a little bit later. I enjoyed the shish combo. Lamb skewer tasted a little bit dry, but well seasoned. The chicken was good as were the veggies. Presentation of the plate is a bit simple, I would have liked to have some sort of sauce with it or dip, but overall still great. My wife loved the pomegranate kebab, I tried a little bit and it was tastier than my dish. Staff were very friendly and attentive. Would definitely come back here.

Friendly, clean, and worth the visit. There's a front room and nice partially enclosed back patio with a fountain. They start you off with a crunchy bread and a hard pita bread. The dipping sauce is an olive oil and herb blend. It has a slightly salty taste that entices your tongue. I tried the pomegranate lamb kabob stuffed with spinach and topped with pomegranates, served with rice and yogurt. The picture is as good as it tastes. The lamb was tender and not gamey. The pomegranate added a nice flavor and texture. Dip the lamb in the yogurt for a smooth texture and savory taste. Follow up with a bite of rice to compliment the flavor of the meat. There are kabobs, wraps, plates, and salads. It's a good family restaurant and the service is attentive and friendly. I highly recommend a visit. I'll see you there. I'm going to try more dishes. This is my rating system to help you gauge my ratingsAnything under three stars is not worth mentioning. Meh. *** stars - Good overall. Some aspects are above the notch: food, service, and or ambiance. Worthy of a visit. **** Stars - Exceptional, short of perfect. ***** Stars - Perfect in all aspects. Food quality, Service, Ambiance

Sultana Mediterranean is a rustic Turkish restaurant with a spacious interior and an outdoor patio. My favorite dishes were the appetizers, and we started with the Combo Appetizer Plate, which came with hummus, babaganush, tabbouleh, ezme (walnut red pepper paste), garbanzo salad, 2 dolmas, and 2 falafels, all of which went nicely with the basket of warm pita bread and soft slices of Turkish bread on the side. The Grilled Octopus came with two tentacles served over an arugula salad; and a favorite dish of mine was the Lahmacun, a thin, crispy flatbread topped with minced spiced lamb and served with greens, onions, tomatoes, and lemon, all of which added a refreshing contrast. For our mains, we had the Seafood Kebab, two skewers of salmon and shrimp, served with a warm mixture of spinach, garbanzos, and farro; and the Lamb Kebab, three skewers of tender lamb cubes, served with roasted zucchini/cauliflower and bulgur cooked with tomatoes. Overall, the food here was delicious--the appetizers were beautifully-presented, while the kebab plates were more rustic, but everything came at a good value and with friendly service!

Genuine and really good. A must go. Went there with a customer. Ordered the appetizer plate. Every one of the items was excellent. The chicken kabobs were awesome. Try it

Very good musakka, full of flavor and a good portion, but served lukewarm and with bland white rice and wilted salad. My son also really enjoyed his lahmajun which i ordered to go. The outdoor covered patio with gurgling fountain is quaint and tucked behind El Camino Real with a little parking lot. Service left a little something to be desired. I walked into the restaurant, used the restroom and peeked into the dining room before I got attention of someone in the kitchen to ask if restaurant was open. The hostess/server was sweet but not very attentive. I think I caught the staff at an off time (2 pm on a Saturday afternoon). WouldCome back for a long lunch and wine with a girlfriend because the charming outdoor space and musakka are better than average Peninsula Mediterranean kabob places.

Very sweet and friendly customer service with decent food, some dishes better than others. Their lamb pizza Turkish style is a winner--soooo good, excellent robust flavors, complex and flavorful, one slice stacked on top of the other. Loved it, not gamey and just full of what you'd expect from a Turkish type lamb dish. Their arugula goat cheese pomegranate salad is fresh with ingredients that taste just plucked from the garden, a tangy and sweet dressing not doused too much. A complementary bread basket with a herbacious olive oil sesame seed dip. Their grilled ocopus super good with a tasty chimichurri sauce, diced parslely and onions. The ocopus charred at the tips. The salmon I wasn't so keen about, nothing intrinsically wrong with it, just kinda bland and a tad overcooked. Their hot black tea really good and hit the spot on a cold day. Very good casual light lunch with prices totally reasonable. /the interior is bomb, super cozy and artistic with phenomenal artwork, very civilized not loud music blaring, quiet hushed tones. Love love.

Delicious food, nice ambience with indoor and outdoor options. Accommodating and friendly staff.

Chicken skewers are dryer than a cat's tongue. Salad not fresh. Kufta was ok. There are better options out there