I was a little suspect as I approached due to its proximity to what appears to be a dingy gin mill. Once inside, all apprehension subsided. Our waiter was so nice and happy and helpful. The lamb gyro was off the charts. Don’t judge a book by its proximity to the girlie magazines!!
Picked up Togo per request from the wife. Was not disappointed. The lamb and chicken kabobs were tender and flavorful. Hummus was very fresh. Filling, but light on the stomach meal. Very enjoyable.
Great atmosphere and amazing food
Great kunefe. Hummus, tabbouleh, and lentil soup were OK.
Absolutely delicious! Lunch is also very reasonably priced. They had some of the best baklava I've ever had; seriously, it was incredible!
I love this place, the food and the service. I have to drive an hour to get there but i don’t mind.
Hidden gem in Houston for Turkish food! Very delicious, fresh and perfectly portion sized for the price! We have tried their Adaana kebab, chicken Tavuk, ground chicken kebab and vegetable stew. So far every item in the list above has turned out to be very delicious! Chicken Tavuk is our favorite so far!All in all, amazing food and a must try restaurant!!!
Delicious Turkish cuisine! And excellent service! I order it to go but I am for certain that I will come back to dine in. Prices are affordable great family atmosphere.???????????????FIVE Stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I have been to many, many Mediterranean and Middle Eastern restaurants -- in Houston, in other states, and even in Israel. Most of them are good, and many of them are very good. Ephesus Grill is PHENOMENAL. I had the filet mignon kebab, my husband had the gyros plate, and we had a side of grilled veggies. For dessert, we had baklava, and (for me) a cup of Turkish coffee. The food was all fabulous, but other factors go into my 5-star rating. The owner, Gino, was pleasantly attentive, but without rushing us. The proportions of the foods were good. For example, our food was served with rice, but it was a substantial amount of good-quality meat and a reasonable amount of rice (not a mountain of rice with a couple of pieces of meat). The baklava was fresh and (for lack of a better term) "juicy" -- the perfect accompaniment to the richly delicious Turkish coffee. Added bit of amusement: when I ordered the Turkish coffee, the owner called back to the kitchen, "Uno Turkish coffee, por favor"! (I love Houston!)
I have been to many, many Mediterranean and Middle Eastern restaurants -- in Houston, in other states, and even in Israel. Most of them are good, and many of them are very good. Ephesus Grill is PHENOMENAL. I had the filet mignon kebab, my husband had the gyros plate, and we had a side of grilled veggies. For dessert, we had baklava, and (for me) a cup of Turkish coffee. The food was all fabulous, but other factors go into my 5-star rating. The owner, Gino, was pleasantly attentive, but without rushing us. The proportions of the foods were good. For example, our food was served with rice, but it was a substantial amount of good-quality meat and a reasonable amount of rice (not a mountain of rice with a couple of pieces of meat). The baklava was fresh and (for lack of a better term) "juicy" -- the perfect accompaniment to the richly delicious Turkish coffee. Added bit of amusement: when I ordered the Turkish coffee, the owner called back to the kitchen, "Uno Turkish coffee, por favor"! (I love Houston!)