Someone wrote: > > Does anyone know of any good, reasonably priced Turkish restaurants in > Boston? Reasonable for me being ~$11 for an entre'; preferably less. > Not looking for fancy settings/fancy food. Just want to get accustomed > to "every day" food eaten in Turkey. > > By the way, can anyone recommend a travel agency in Boston/Cambridge > which deals mainly with Greece and Turkey? Looking for a low-fare > (preferably a charter flight) to Istanbul or Athens. > > Anyone with advice on what to see in Turkey, please e-mail me at: > [email removed]. Food advice, post here! > > Thanks. > > - M. > There's a Turkish restaurant at the foot of Beacon Hill: Istanbul Cafe 37 Bowdoin St, Boston 227-3434 I've never tried it, but many of my friends have (and liked it). It's dirt cheap, too. HTH, bill
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Turkish restaurants in Boston?
Someone wrote: >Someone wrote: >> >> Does anyone know of any good, reasonably priced Turkish restaurants in >> Boston? Reasonable for me being ~$11 for an entre'; preferably less. >> Not looking for fancy settings/fancy food. Just want to get accustomed >> to "every day" food eaten in Turkey. >> > >There's a Turkish restaurant at the foot of Beacon Hill: > >Istanbul Cafe >37 Bowdoin St, Boston 227-3434 > >I've never tried it, but many of my friends have (and liked it). >It's dirt cheap, too. > >HTH, >bill I'll vouch for the Istanbul Cafe - it's quite good. I'm not sure I'd call it "dirt cheap", but it's cheaper than the average Boston restaurant. Roland --------------------------------------------- Roland Bassett SDAC, Harvard School of Public Health [email removed] Phone: (617) 432-0040 FAX: (617) 432-3163