Cezayir

Reviewed by Egemege on 06/20/2008.
Member since April 2007, Total Reviews: 2 (Female, 30s, Brooklyn, NY)

Named as a tribute to the Cezayir (Algeria) Street, which was controversially attempted to be renamed Fransiz (French) Street for a while after a boutique street revitalization project around the corner, this is a sumptuous and chic restaurant with the usual mix of ambitious ambience and food without too much obnoxious self-consciousness. Nice bar atmosphere, later at night, too.

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Reviewed by AlessandroM7882 on 06/15/2008.
Member since February 2008, Total Reviews: 4 (Male, 30s, London, UNITED KINGDOM)

a good address in the old city, but nothing special. try the kofte.

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Reviewed by Stephen R.Holman on 06/13/2008.
Member since May 1999, Total Reviews: 49 (Male, 60 and above, Grants Pass, OR)

Wonderful Turkish food

Reviewed by kamerg4873 on 06/11/2008.
Member since May 2008, Total Reviews: 6 (Male, 40s, Istanbul, Turkey)

The name is taken from the street's fromer name (Cezayir-Algeria)The menu is a mix of Ottoman, Armenian and Greek cuisines, great location for people visit Istanbul and Beyoglu

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Reviewed by youngturk on 06/10/2008.
Member since January 2007, Total Reviews: 3 (30s, Washington, DC)

Service definitely needs improvement, particularly during lunch time.