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Address and Contact Information
Address: 6730 Biscayne Blvd, Miami, FL 33138
Phone: (786) 485-4185
Website: http://mezebistromiami.com/
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Reviews
Courtney Knoblauch
Meze never misses. This spot is cozy, intimate and delicious! We love coming here for the amazing food and superb service. Ali always welcomes us and ensures we are having no an enjoyable time. The atmosphere is laid back and perfect for a nice slow relaxing dinner. The food is the star! I mean you can’t go wrong with anything here but our favorites are the cigar rolls, domales, koftedes, chicken kebab, and lamb shank. You always can’t beat the complimentary olives and pita bread that’s warm with arrival. Meze will always be a staple in our weekly dinner routine!
… moreBlake Postma
I been meaning to try this resturant for a while, and wish I had sooner. I been to many Mediterranean restaurants in Miami, and this maybe my new favorite. I enjoyed the atmosphere, service, and food was outstanding. Will be back again!
… moreAlisha E
Not as good anymore. They used to serve this crusty bread with plenty of olives and seasoned olive oil. This time, they gave me a thin piece of pita instead of the good bread and only 2 olives. The food was ok, but not as good as other times I have been there. The texture of the rice left something to be desired and the koftedes were way undercooked compared to past visits. The service was bare minimum. She never came back to check on me, never asked how my meal was, never refilled my water and I had to flag her down to bring my check. Annoying considering they charge an 18% service fee, and I was the only customer there for the bulk of my visit. I don’t think they have a liquor license or anything but they will give you a complimentary glass of chardonnay or cabernet if you ask. I used to love this place so much, I planned my stays in Miami to be convenient to this location. Unfortunately, after this last visit, I don’t think I will be back again. I think there’s way better Mediterranean food and dining experiences in the area for a similar price.
… moreCarle Betancourt
A very different and cozy place to enjoy good food. I have been here twice since their opening this month. These people know what they are doing. A delightful assortment of Greek-Turkish healthy dishes. I have tried the Fried Calf Liver and the Moussaka, they were both delicious. The second time I went for the full Mediterranean Breakfast and I loved it so much. Plenty of food and a variety of flavors. Johanna took good care of us in a very nice and bilingual way, excellent service. The atmosphere was very relaxed and pleasant. Beautiful decor. The quality of the ingredients was high and the price was very reasonable. I will be going again and I do recommend it if you like Mediterranean Cuisine… 5 stars well deserved !
… moreMayi Alonso
Damaris thank you for such attentive service! The food was delicious. Such an amazing vibe for the local area.
We’ll be back very soon
… moreWe’ll be back very soon
SAIMA K
The best Turkish food ever,everything was so delicious and perfectly made
The owner is very friendly and accommodating
Going back to try the rest of the menu!
… moreThe owner is very friendly and accommodating
Going back to try the rest of the menu!
Trrek Çomar
That was the worst İskender kebab I have ever tasted. When I ate it, pieces of tendon (or gristle) got stuck in my mouth. If you’ve ever eaten İskender kebab before, you know that kind of meat should not be in it.
… moreSharon “Sherri” Leal
Incredible! From start to finish, everything was perfect, Olga was our server, she went above and beyond! Wish I had taken more pictures of the food. We ordered appetizers, entrées and desserts. We got to try Turkish tea, the hot tea went great with the desserts. Shared everything. We had a party of six and everybody left fat and happy. Can’t wait to come again next time we’re in Miami.
… moreMustafa Ugurlu
We had a wonderful meal here. The food was absolutely delicious, and everything was fresh and well prepared. Ali took great care of us with his warm smile and attentive service. He made our experience even more enjoyable. We truly appreciated the hospitality and will definitely come back.
… moreKatia Levit
A Taste of Turkey with Heart and Soul ✨
If you’re craving an authentic Turkish experience without leaving Miami, Meze is the place to be. From the moment you walk in, you’re transported into a warm, Mediterranean embrace — copper pans on the walls, hand-painted ceramics, and the soft glow of lanterns set the mood perfectly.
We started with a classic meze platter — creamy labneh, silky tzatziki, briny olives, and that feta cheese sprinkled with oregano and capers. It was simple, fresh, and full of flavor. The grilled chicken with buttery rice and yogurt sauce was perfectly seasoned and tender.
But the real stars?
The manti — little Turkish dumplings smothered in garlicky yogurt and topped with paprika butter.
The kurufasulye (white beans with lamb) — comforting, rich, and everything you want from a traditional Turkish home dish.
And those roasted potatoes… addictive.
We washed it all down with ayran, of course — cold, salty, refreshing.
The service was kind and attentive, and the ambiance made us feel like we were dining in a hidden gem on the Aegean coast. You can tell there’s love behind every detail here — from the kitchen to the decor.
Final thought: Come hungry, come curious, and come ready to fall in love with Turkish cuisine all over again.
Highly recommend
… moreIf you’re craving an authentic Turkish experience without leaving Miami, Meze is the place to be. From the moment you walk in, you’re transported into a warm, Mediterranean embrace — copper pans on the walls, hand-painted ceramics, and the soft glow of lanterns set the mood perfectly.
We started with a classic meze platter — creamy labneh, silky tzatziki, briny olives, and that feta cheese sprinkled with oregano and capers. It was simple, fresh, and full of flavor. The grilled chicken with buttery rice and yogurt sauce was perfectly seasoned and tender.
But the real stars?
The manti — little Turkish dumplings smothered in garlicky yogurt and topped with paprika butter.
The kurufasulye (white beans with lamb) — comforting, rich, and everything you want from a traditional Turkish home dish.
And those roasted potatoes… addictive.
We washed it all down with ayran, of course — cold, salty, refreshing.
The service was kind and attentive, and the ambiance made us feel like we were dining in a hidden gem on the Aegean coast. You can tell there’s love behind every detail here — from the kitchen to the decor.
Final thought: Come hungry, come curious, and come ready to fall in love with Turkish cuisine all over again.
Highly recommend