Turkish Grill

I had the pleasure of trying Turkish Grill for the first time at the La Mesa Farmers Market, and it was an absolute hit! From the moment I took my first bite, I knew I was in for something special. The food was incredibly delicious--bursting with flavors that left me wanting more. In fact, when I finished my meal, I was tempted to go back and try something else!What made the experience even better was the exceptional service. The staff were not only friendly and welcoming but also very knowledgeable about the menu. They happily gave recommendations, and if you find yourself unsure of what to order, don't hesitate to ask them--they'll guide you to the perfect choice. Their enthusiasm made me even more excited to dive into the food.Overall, I highly recommend giving Turkish Grill a try if you haven't already. The combination of mouthwatering food and top-notch customer service is a winning one!

Bomb tacos!! give them a try!!!!Super good you can't go wrong with these guys Had these guys at the taco and beer festival and they did not disappoint

My husband and I are frequent goers of Hopnonomous Brewery. We were excited about this food truck, Turkish Grill, as we never saw them at our local brewery before. The owner at Hop had amazing things to say, as well. We tried them tonight and their food and service are top notch! I couldn't even get a photo of their food because I ate it so fast (my apologies as they don't have many photos but I'll post some if they come back to Hop). We loved the lamb plate with rice, hummus, salad... and I think we had the chicken sabosiks (like a pita dumpling)... delicious! Whats more, their service is memorable! He truly cares and is so on top of everything. Check them out! My one tiny piece of advice if they see this... please offer more napkins. Every food truck though that ever comes to Hop doesn't offer more than one tiny silverware packet napkins and I've seen guests here have to go to the restrooms and use the hand paper towels. Again, that's all food trucks but throwing it out there as something to improve for 2024!

I've been wanting to try my good friend's food truck place for a while. I am here at December nights and surprised him. I tried the gyros sandwich and it is by far one of the best gyro I have had. Definitely will stop by the food truck when I'm bear point loma again. Come check out their place and try their delicious food.

listen, listen mijo... so there I was, walking my Pomeranian when Turkish angel swooped and made me something delicious, delightful, and Dawesome! I was too excited and forgot what this gyro angel said they were, but they're meat pastries with beef and chicken. Being the lazy glutton that I am, I also dipped my toe into a gyro plate. He asked me how many people were eating and answered I'm having breakfast and lunch I apologize taco shop, there's a new sheriff in town for my money! Thank you so much!

I ran into the Turkish Grill at the new Mission Valley Farmers Market on Saturday. I had a large chicken filled Turkish Samosa for $6.99.The samosa was good. However, I did feel that it was over breaded or thicker than it needed to be. The chicken inside was tasty and they put a good amount inside the samosa. I liked the Turkish seasonings they used. The sauces they drizzled onto the samosa were very tasty. I would of rather had them on the side, but I was unaware that they were going to drizzle it on top. Customer service was very friendly ad up beat. In addition the the Mission Valley Farmer's Market, you can also find them at the Hillcrest Farmer's Market on Sundays, Oceanside on Thursdays, and Little Italy on Wednesdays.

Straight fire. Chicken was gassss. Going back forsure. Love it. Highly recommend. Will bring this to my birthday for catering

This food truck/stall is fantastic. My go-to is the chicken shawarma plate; it's very flavorful and leaves me full without being heavy. The workers are also enthusiastic and friendly, which is a huge plus. If you are on the UCSD campus around lunch time on Tuesdays, I highly recommend you check them out at the farmers market!

I saw the Turkish Grill at SDSU "farmer's market" on Thursdays. I wasn't too hungry but this food vendor smelled the best so I just ordered the Spinach Keopta. I was expecting them to just put them in a box for me since they were just sitting there, but they put it on the grill and then add taziki and hot sauce on for you. Very friendly workers. Great flavors and I'll definitely be back to try a kabob plate next time.

excellent food authentic to its roots and cuisine impeccable to the point you wonder what is in this dang truck!