The best restaurants serving Turkish food in Leeds Yorkshire and The Humber

Been here many times, and the food is amazing it never deviates always top notch good value for money!! The staff n the owner are very friendly n make u feel welcome!! Definitely worth a try!! 🙏

Good unpretentious Greek / Mediterranean food. Nice people, good food, cold beer. Some of the translations are a little dubious, so beware. I had "Chicken on the bonnet" - Smell chokers have a lot to answer for!

Had a family birthday celebration and cant reccomend the food highly enough,something for everyone from the 7 year old to the 68 year old.Only down it does need an update interior wise and outside looked a bit bleak.

Went here for a birthday meal. Food was brilliant. Service was excellent. We got variety of food everything was spot on. You need to try this place. And make sure at the end of food you try their cheesecake and turkish tea!

I would have given Mardini the full 5 stars but due to some overrunning parties we had to come back after 30 minutes. I had the mixed dips, mixed seafood platter and baklava. Couldn't fault the food is it was gorgeous and the staff were attentive

We went for my son's 10th birthday, absolutely beautiful food and service. Thankyou for making his night with Turkish dancing at the end.

Chosen this place due to cheapness and reviews; found it highly disappointing. Firstly, it was a typical kebab shop with plenty of kitchen staff (all chatting to one another) and a very surly person who manned the orders at the front counter. Didn't expect it to not have table service as they classed themselves a restaurant. The person was very short on manners (no please or thank you). (Originally, I wanted to see a menu, but there were none on the numerous tables, only one on the counter, so had pressure to order quickly. Couldn't see any guvec/stews which I would have liked, so chosen a mixed kebab at £14.50 (chicken/lamb shish and kofte, chips and salad/pickles). I ordered an Esme as well as I wanted a nice sauce to go with it (didn't fancy the cheap help yourself sauces of chilli/mayo/yoghurt) at £5.90. Asked for rice instead of chips and asked for lots of salad. After 10 minutes, the Esme arrived prepared still wrapped in clingfilm with a basket of small/medium bread. This tasted okay, but was overpriced for a dish that was more like a dip. Then, the kebab came on this ridiculously narrow horizontal place. The rice was a very small portion, with bits of chopped up salad and a few pickles. Tried the chicken and to my horror, it was undercooked as it the texture wasn't right. I cut up the rest of the chicken pieces, and to look at it, it looked cooked. I couldn't risk eating this. So, I went onto the lamb shish - this also was difficult to chew as it was all but two out of 6 pieces were slightly red in the middle. I was too afraid to speak up about the undercooked meat for fear of them making a fuss/get angry with me. I left and paid an expensive meal that I'll never ever resort to pay again at this so-called restaurant. Readers: beware of your meat before you eat!!!

Esta fue mi primera vez en Dewan y la comida era absolutamente perfecta - no puede culparlo. Definitivamente me convertiré en un habitual. El restaurante también estaba muy bien decorado y tenía un ambiente encantador. Alex era el camarero más maravilloso, era extremadamente atento y hospitalario e hizo la experiencia tan cómoda y agradable. ¡Por favor, dale un aumento de sueldo!

Fine dining. The flavour of the wooden spoons makes you forget about the real quality of the food.

I would rate zero £30.50 for three meals with a sprinkle of food, disgusting trying to get money out of people and only because we’ve been on a night out should be ashamed of your selves, only taking cash for tax and VAT benefits

El dueño es basura, la comida es basura. . Quema el lugar. Cuelga al dueño mientras lo haces. ¡Repugnante! ! !