Troya - Reviews

My experience at the restaurant was largely positive, especially concerning the food. I found the entrees and appetizers to be delicious. While the Turkish delights weren't my personal favorite, this was a matter of individual taste. However, the Baklava was possibly the best I've ever had. The food received a perfect score of 5, and the atmosphere and service were both rated a solid 4.

My experience at this restaurant was centered around their Turkish breakfast for two. While the presentation was beautiful, the overall value was not justified by the price. We found the amount of bread to be very small, necessitating an additional order that cost $10. Even a small cup of Turkish tea was priced at $4, which felt unreasonable for a traditional breakfast setting. In general, the portions were modest, and the prices were significantly higher compared to other Turkish restaurants that offer more generous breakfasts for less. It seems the cost here is primarily for the presentation rather than the substance or value.

My experience at Troya was fantastic! I found it to be an underrated gem. The kahvalti (turkish breakfast) was as good as the one I tried in Istanbul. The service was also fantastic. It's now my absolute favorite breakfast place in the city!

My experience at this restaurant was wonderful, offering a great brunch with many good choices. The Turkish brunch set was an obvious highlight. The atmosphere was rated a perfect 5, and the service also received a 5-star rating. The food quality was excellent, also rated a 5. The noise level was quiet, making it easy to talk. There was no wait time.

My experience at this restaurant was wonderful. I particularly loved the fries, the iced tea, and the muhammara dip that accompanied the Turkish breakfast. The space itself is beautiful, and we enjoyed the live DJ music during our weekend visit. The service, atmosphere, and food all received high ratings.

My experience at this restaurant was rather middle-of-the-road. While the food was nice, it felt overpriced. For instance, paying $27 for two chicken skewers with only about six small pieces of chicken was disappointing. However, the most disappointing aspect was the vibe. We were seated at the bar, but the area behind it was cluttered with half-opened boxes, an overstuffed trashcan, and someone folding napkins nearby. It looked more like a storage space than a restaurant, especially on a Friday night.

I tried this place tonight and it was so good! The mushrooms appetizer were over the top good; I would order a couple of them as a meal. The service was friendly and professional. I look forward to going back to get the cauliflower dish. The interior was beautiful, but we ate outside as the weather was beautiful.

My experience at Troya was fantastic! We had a great dinner with a warm and relaxed atmosphere, perfect for a casual evening out. We started with the trio of hummus, tzatziki, and muhammara to share, and everything was super flavorful and fresh. The rest of the meal was just as good, with generous portions and nicely balanced spices. It's definitely a spot worth trying if you’re in the neighborhood and looking for something a little different from the usual!

My experience at the restaurant was fantastic! We didn't have a reservation but were seated at the bar. I highly recommend the baked eggplant and the lamb kabab. We also enjoyed a glass of Melbec and finished with baklava for dessert. We will definitely be back!

My experience at the restaurant was fantastic! The lamb pita was incredibly delicious, comparable to kuzu incik. However, the künefe was absolutely CRAZY good – you will LOVE it. The service was also excellent; the lady who served us was so kind 🙏.