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Soups Sandwiches/Wraps Chicken and Vegetable Entree Small Large All sandwiches/ wraps are served with lettuce, tomatoes, onions and yogurt Chicken Gyro $12.95 Red Lentil Soup $3.00 $4.50 sauce on the side. Grilled slices of seasoned chicken. Soup of the day $3.00 $4.50 Gyro or Chicken Gyro Sandwich $ 7.95 Chicken Shish $14.95 Salads Adana Kebab $ 8.50 Tender chunks of chicken breast marinated in Chef’s Chicken Shish Kebab $ 8.50 Small Large special sauce on skewer. Lamb shish Kebab $ 9.50 Shepard Salad $9.95 $11.95 Chicken Adana Kebab $12.95 Kofte $ 8.50 Greek Salad $7.95 $10.95 Finely chopped chicken mixed with spices and grilled Falafel $ 6.50 on skewers. Greek Salad w/Gyro $10.95 $13.95 Hummus $ 6.50 Grilled Chicken $13.95 Greek Salad w/ Ch.Gyro $10.95 $13.95 Salad $ 6.50 Chicken legs mixed with special sauce and grilled. Greek Salad w/Grill Chicken $10.95 $13.95 Tilapia Sandwich $ 9.50 Chicken Wings $13.95 Greek Salad w/Ch.Shish $10.95 $13.95 Fried chicken wings served with rice, salad and sauce. Gyro or Chicken Gyro Durum $ 8.50 Greek Salad w/Lamb Shish $10.95 $13.95 Falafel $13.95 Greek Salad w/Falafel $10.95 $13.95 Side Orders Fried mixture of chickpeas and fresh vegetables. Greek Salad w/Shrimp $14.95 Grilled Vegetable $12.95 Grilled mushroom, pepper, tomatoes, Salmon Salad $15.95 White Rice $2.50 zucchini, eggplant and onions. Red Rice $2.50 Cold Appetizers Side Salad $4.50 Grilled Vegetables $4.50 Yogurt Entrees Feta Cheese $ 7.50 French Fries $3.50 Served with olives, sliced tomatoes and topped with olive oil. Gyro or Chicken Gyro $6.50 Served with Rice Iskender Kebab $15.95 Cacik $ 6.50 Lamb Shish Kebab $6.50 Gyro kebab topped with light tomato sauce over pita bread, Dill, garlic, cucumber, mint and yogurt Adana Kebab $6.50 served with yogurt. Hummus $ 6.50 Chicken Shish Kebab $5.50 Chickpeas puree and tahini sauce seasoned with garlic Extra Yogurt Sauce $0.50 Yogurt Chicken Shish $15.95 Chicken Shish topped with light tomato sauce over pita and olive oil. Extra Pita Bread $1.00 bread, served withyogurt. Babagannush $ 7.50 Roasted eggplant, blended with garlic yogurt, tahini, and Lamb and Beef Entree Yogurt Chicken Adana $14.95 Chicken Adana topped with light tomato sauce over extra virgin olive oil. Most dinners served with rice, salad, and homemade bread pita bread, served with yogurt. Eggplant with Sauce $ 6.50 Gyro Kebab $13.95 Fried eggplant in a fresh tomato sauce with touch Slices of seasoned lamb and beef. Yogurt Kofte $14.95 Kofte topped with light tomato sauce over pita bread, of vinegar and garlic. Adana Kebab $14.95 served with yogurt. Ezme $ 6.50 Finely chopped lamb meat mixed with spices and grilled on skewers. Yogurt Adana $15.95 minced tomatoes, bell peppers, onions, and parsley with Lamb Shish* $15.95 Adana kebab topped with light tomato sauce over pita bread, Turkish seasonings. Cubes of lamb marinated in Chefs special sauce and skewered served with yogurt. Bean Salad $ 6.50 with peppers. white beans mixed with peppers, parsley, onions, tomatoes, Beef Shish* $14.95 olive oil and lemon juice. Cubes of beef marinated in Chefs special sauce and skewered Seafood Entrees Mix Cold Appetizers $14.50 with peppers. All cold appetizers Beyti Kebab $14.95 (feta cheese not included) Ground lamb meat mixed with spices, garlic, parsley and Seafood prices reflect the current market $16- $24.95 Availability varies grilled on skewers. Hot Appetizers Beyti Special $15.95 Ground lamb meat mixed with spices, garlic, parsley and wrapped and Shrimp Shish $19.95 Falafel $ 6.50 Shrimp grilled on skewers than served with rice and sliced in lavash bread, topped with tomato sauce. Mixture of chickpeas and fresh vegetables and fried vegetables Turkish Cigars $ 7.50 Köfte $13.95 Seasoned Turkish style meatballs. Filet of North Atlantic Salmon $18.95 Feta cheese blended with herbs wrapped in thin dough and fried. Filet of North Atlantic salmon served char-grilled or baked in Lamb Shank $19.95 Spinach Pie $ 5.50 a casserole with vegetables Layers of dough filled with spinach and feta cheese. Baked lamb shank wrapped in sliced eggplant, served with potatoesand carrots. Filet Tilapia Dinner $15.95 Fried Liver $10.50 (Not always included in the menu, ask server). Served with rice and salad Cubes of calves liver pan fried with olive oil and served with onions. Sea Bass $21.95 Sweet Potatoe Fries $ 3.50 Lamb Chops* $19.95 Charbroiled baby lamb chops served with grilled tomato and pepper. Char-grilled or pan fried served with rice or salad. Chicken Fingers $ 7.50 t Sword Fish Shish $21.95 Mozzarella Sticks $ 5.50 Is anbul Café Mix Grill $21.95 Mix grill assortment of Lamb Chop, Chicken Adana, Gyro, Chicken and Cubes of sword fish marinated in chefs special sauce French Fries $ 3.50 Lamb Shish, served with tomato and pepper. Chicken Wings $11.50 *This item may be cooked to your liking: “Consuming raw or undercooked meats, fish, shellfish or fresh shelleggs may increase your risk of food borne illness especially if you have certain medical conditions. Oven Specialties Breakfast Lahmacun $ 4.50 Thin crispy dough topped with mixture of ground Cheese Omelette $ 8.95 meat and vegetables. Omelette with Sucuk $10.95 Cheese Pide $11.95 Omelette with Pastrami $10.95 Special dough topped with mozzarella cheese, feta Mixed Omelette $11.95 cheese and baked in oven. Menemen $ 9.95 Sucuk Pide $12.95 Turkish Breakfast Platter $10.95 Special dough topped with Turkish sausage, Kashkaval Toast $ 8.95 cheese and baked in oven. Sucuk Toast $ 9.95 Pastrami Pide $13.95 Pastrami Toast $ 9.95 Special dough topped with pastrami, cheese and Mixed Toast $10.95 baked in oven. Ground Meat Pide $12.95 Special dough topped with ground meat, cheese and baked in oven. Desserts Mixed Pide $13.95 Special dough topped with Turkish sausage, pastrami, lamb meat, mixed cheese and baked in oven. Rice Pudding $4.50 Gyro Pide $13.95 Almond Pudding $4.50 Special dough topped with gyro, cheese, tomatoes, Almond or Coconut peppers, onions and baked in oven. Kazandibi $4.50 Chicken Gyro Pide $13.95 EGGLESS Turkish Flan with a refreshing touch of cinnamon. Special dough topped with chicken gyro, cheese, Baklava $5.00 tomatoes, peppers, onions and baked in oven. Sweet pastry made of extremely thin sheets of fillo dough layered Spinach Pide $13.95 with chop nuts and honey syrup. Special dough topped with sauteed spinach, cheese, Profiterol $5.00 onions , herbs and baked in oven. Chocolate pudding. Manti $14.95 Kadayif $4.50 Turkish mini beef ravioli with yogurt sauce topped Shredded fillo dough with walnuts and honey syrup. with tomato sauce. Kunefe $6.50 Shredded fillo dough with cheese and honey syrup served hot. Before placing your order, please inform your Cold Beverages server if a person in your party has a food allergy. Lunch Special Sodas $1.75 Water $1.75 3 COURSE LUNCH SPECIAL Turkish mineral Water $1.75 MONDAY-FRIDAY Pelegrino Water Large $3.50 11AM-3PM DINING ONLY Turkish Fruit Drinks $1.75 Yogurt Shake $2.00 CHOICE OF ANY ONE Hot Beverages GYRO CHICKEN GYRO CHOICE OF ANY TWO CHICKEN SHISH KOFTE SOUP, SALAD, RICE OR ADANA FRIES Turkish Tea $1.50 CHICKEN ADANA American Coffee $1.50 FALAFEL Turkish Coffee $2.50 Herbal Tea $1.50 LAMB SHISH $10.50 $9.50 .
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