Best Upscale Turkish Restaurants in Little Italy | Upscale Turkish Food

10 restaurants in Best Upscale Turkish Restaurants in Little Italy | Upscale Turkish Food

• Deniz — Mediterranean · rated 4.5/5: Located at 662 Fulton St, Brooklyn, Deniz offers a warm, welcoming atmosphere filled with Mediterranean-accented Turkish cuisine, specializing in seafood and Turkish desserts like baklava and kunefe. With a solid 4.5-star rating from over 780 reviews, it's great for families and groups, providing both indoor and outdoor seating. Enjoy free street parking, wine, and a variety of meal options from brunch to dinner.
• Berlin Döner — Middle Eastern · rated 4.3/5: Berlin Döner, located at 104 MacDougal St, New York, is a fast-food gem known for its delicious wraps and gyros made with homemade bread. With a solid 4.3 rating from 445 reviews, this spot is a hit among both locals and visitors. It's family-friendly and offers outdoor seating, vegetarian options, and mouth-watering desserts. Open daily from noon, Berlin Döner is perfect for lunch, dinner, or a late-night bite. Credit and debit cards accepted.
• Ankara #3 — Turkish · rated 4.2/5: Ankara #3 transports guests to the heart of Anatolia, where the air is thick with the savory perfume of charcoal-grilled meats and the comforting warmth of freshly baked pide. Vibrant meze platters burst with the colors of the Mediterranean, offering a tapestry of smoky eggplant, zesty herbs, and cooling yogurt that invites slow, communal dining. It is a lively haven of Turkish hospitality, where every flame-kissed kebab and honeyed bite of baklava tells a story of rich culinary tradition.
• Fresh Curry — Indian · rated 4.2/5: Located at 183 Church St, New York, Fresh Curry offers a casual dining experience with a variety of familiar Indian dishes, including delicious curries and vegetarian options. Highly rated by patrons, this 24-hour eatery is great for families and takeout. Enjoy fast service and savory dishes like Shish Kebab and samosas. Credit cards accepted. Delivery and dine-in available.
• Bereket — Middle Eastern · rated 4.1/5: Located at 181 E Houston St, New York, Bereket is a welcoming Turkish restaurant known for its kebabs and authentic Turkish fare. Open daily from 11 AM to 11 PM, it offers a child-friendly dining environment with generous portions and friendly service. With a 4.1-star rating from 33 reviews, Bereket is a great spot for lunch or dinner, whether dining in or taking out.
• Sheep’s Hand Food Cart — Chinese · rated 4/5: Located at 2535 86th St, Brooklyn, NY 11214, Sheep’s Hand Food Cart offers a delightful experience for Turkish cuisine enthusiasts. Open daily from 9:00 AM to 5:00 AM, this food cart is known for its fresh and quick meals, perfect for lunch or dinner. Whether you choose dine-in or takeout, enjoy their generous portions and friendly service. Visit Sheep’s Hand Food Cart for a taste of authentic Turkish flavors in the heart of Brooklyn.
• Zula — Mediterranean · rated 3.6/5: Located on Coney Island in Brooklyn, Zula offers a delightful fusion of Mediterranean cuisine paired with stunning beach views and the option to enjoy hookah. The menu features diverse options, from Turkish coffee to hearty grilled family platters. The venue boasts a beautiful and relaxing ambiance, making it ideal for both casual and special occasions. Open for lunch and dinner, Zula also serves wine and desserts, ensuring a comprehensive dining experience. With its highly rated staff and ample seating near the beach, Zula is a standout location for a memorable outing.
• Little Rascal — Middle Eastern: This spirited neighborhood haunt invites guests into a world of bold Mediterranean flavors, where the table becomes a vibrant mosaic of shared plates and tangy Turkish pickles. Golden-fried halloumi croquettas and crisp feta phyllo rolls offer a satisfying crunch against velvety swirls of house-made dips and smoky roasted cauliflower. It is a place where the warmth of traditional lentil soup meets the brightness of grilled artichokes, creating an atmosphere that feels both intimate and celebratory.
• Shuka — Mediterranean: Sun-drenched and vibrant, this Mediterranean oasis transports diners with its azure-tiled walls and a bustling energy that mirrors the lively markets of the Levant. The air is thick with the scent of charred meats and warm spices as tables overflow with colorful spreads of silky hummus, tangy labne, and wood-fired kebabs designed for spirited sharing. It is a celebration of bold, herb-forward flavors and communal dining, capturing the soulful essence of the Eastern Mediterranean in a space that feels both sophisticated and warmly inviting.
• Kotti Berliner Döner Kebab — Middle Eastern: The air hums with the vibrant energy of a Berlin street corner as the savory aroma of spiced, slow-roasted meat carves through the space from glowing vertical rotisseries. Each hand-crafted kebab is a masterpiece of texture, layering tender shavings of protein with crisp, garden-fresh vegetables and zesty house-made sauces tucked inside perfectly toasted, sesame-studded bread.