Cinar Turkish Restaurant-2

Food was good. Decor was awesome. Taking one star off as the quantity of food was less for the price.

Food was good, not the best Turkish food I have ever had but still decent. The wall decor was more authentic in my opinion. Love the parking lot. One complaint will be the price, seems like every item was about few dollars more than I expected, and the desert menu was just ridiculous, $8 for the baklava

Ample parking, pretty big to accommodate a number of people. Decent choices in the menu from Salad to Pasta ..yeah you read it right.. Penne pasta in a Turkish restaurant. The lamb meatball and the Chicken Adana kabab were good. But the place is definitely pricey. 2 adults, 1 kid was $62.00. Am on the edge about going back again. But you should try it out for the food.

Cozy place with a great combination of authentic and modern look. They have a huge selection of Turkish cuisine to pick from including you can rarely find around. Our server, I forgot to ask her name, was very friendly and made excellent recommendations. I believe you will find more than you expect.

Update; A year later and this place still amazes. They added new items to the menu, keeping it fresh and speaking of fresh, they made my betters half, vegetarian in a split.

The place and the service was amazing!
We decided to have all appetizers instead of a meal and share.
Started with Cinar salad. PERFECTION!
Followed by;
Stuffed grape leaves (I am one that is not a fan. These where tasty and not bitter)

Hot humans. Just go try it for yourself. I could not describe how excellent it was.

Calf liver. OMG if you like liver this is a must have. You know that it good when everyone is having it.

Finally Zucchini pancake. Eh.. They are supposed to be drizzled in yogurt, ours were soaked in it and I found it to be a bit oily.

All in all it was a great place and will be on our rotation of options.