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Cozy Turkish eatery serving wood-fired flat breads, seafood, and meat plates, plus wine and cocktails.
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Address: 108 W 74th St, New York, NY 10023
Phone: (347) 334-7939
Website: https://www.leylanyc.com/
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Located on charming tree-lined west 74th Street, in the heart of the Upper West Side, Leyla is Manhattan’s newest Mediterranean brasserie.
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The new Mediterranean brasserie that combines key elements of Turkish rustic-haute cuisine with a worldly take of the finest Mediterranean recipes.
Reviews
Mathieu Deflem
The service and food at Leyla’s are equally spectacular! We were warmly greeted by the host and, during the meal, enjoyed our excellent service by all the staff. The food is very good, and we especially enjoyed the portions, which were neither too big nor too small. The restaurant also has a very nice feel to it, the kind of place were you want to hang out and enjoy good food with good company. Highly recommended!
… moreJosephine Lee
Leyla. Got me on my knees, Leyla. Begging darling please, Leyla.
10,000 geriatric millennial points to Ravenclaw if you got that reference. And this one.
No? Then you’re too young to be reading my reviews. Go out and touch grass. Me, I’ll be enjoying memories of the Turkish feast I had on the UWS one chilly night. Our large group had:
– Slow Cooked Short Rib Pide: My favorite dish of the night and easily the rock star of their menu. Perfectly crisp flatbread meets melt-in-your-mouth shredded beef loaded with spices and accompanied by a rich eggplant spread and kashar cheese. What’s Turkish for yummers?
– Lahmacun: I ate my weight in lahmacun when I went Turkey a couple of years ago. This was a nice facsimile, loaded with plenty of minced meat and sumac.
– Muhammara: For those who like salty-sweet, you might enjoy this antioxidant-rich dip of pomegranate molasses, walnut, red pepper paste and olive oil. Mmmm
– Atom: Another dip, this of charred eggplant puree, roasted garlic, smoked labneh, and cumin topped. Spicy and hot, like Halle Berry in a sombrero.
– Erişte: K, I lied. I think *this* was my favorite dish of the night. Think bite-sized pasta, lamb cubes, cumin, and all the sumac your nose can inhale. Carbalicious!
– Vegetarian Mantı: More flavorful than many meat-filled manti, probably because of all the charred eggplant puree in smoked yogurt, and mint paprika butter glaze. Hearty!
– Izmir Kofte: Surprisingly, the most meh dish of the table. It was fine, but I feel like the sausages could’ve been way more flavorful, and the veg accompaniment was too watery.
Wash it all down with some Turkish Tea, and you’ve got the recipe for a proper cross-continental meal. Going cold turkey never felt so good–get it, cuz it’s winter and we’re talking about Turkish food?
I’ll see myself out.
… more10,000 geriatric millennial points to Ravenclaw if you got that reference. And this one.
No? Then you’re too young to be reading my reviews. Go out and touch grass. Me, I’ll be enjoying memories of the Turkish feast I had on the UWS one chilly night. Our large group had:
– Slow Cooked Short Rib Pide: My favorite dish of the night and easily the rock star of their menu. Perfectly crisp flatbread meets melt-in-your-mouth shredded beef loaded with spices and accompanied by a rich eggplant spread and kashar cheese. What’s Turkish for yummers?
– Lahmacun: I ate my weight in lahmacun when I went Turkey a couple of years ago. This was a nice facsimile, loaded with plenty of minced meat and sumac.
– Muhammara: For those who like salty-sweet, you might enjoy this antioxidant-rich dip of pomegranate molasses, walnut, red pepper paste and olive oil. Mmmm
– Atom: Another dip, this of charred eggplant puree, roasted garlic, smoked labneh, and cumin topped. Spicy and hot, like Halle Berry in a sombrero.
– Erişte: K, I lied. I think *this* was my favorite dish of the night. Think bite-sized pasta, lamb cubes, cumin, and all the sumac your nose can inhale. Carbalicious!
– Vegetarian Mantı: More flavorful than many meat-filled manti, probably because of all the charred eggplant puree in smoked yogurt, and mint paprika butter glaze. Hearty!
– Izmir Kofte: Surprisingly, the most meh dish of the table. It was fine, but I feel like the sausages could’ve been way more flavorful, and the veg accompaniment was too watery.
Wash it all down with some Turkish Tea, and you’ve got the recipe for a proper cross-continental meal. Going cold turkey never felt so good–get it, cuz it’s winter and we’re talking about Turkish food?
I’ll see myself out.
Sarvat Maharramli
Had an amazing dinner at Leyla, authentic Turkish food, superb service, and a cozy atmosphere. Our server Sultan made great recommendations and was very attentive. The highlight was the Pistachio Mud Heaven dessert, absolutely a must as well as greek salad, pide and Turkish coffee. Everything from start to finish felt fresh,
genuine and delicious.
… moregenuine and delicious.
İlayda Nur DEMİR
The atmosphere and the food are delicious. You can look forward to enjoying excellent Turkish cuisine. Additionally, the staff are very welcoming.
… moreNatalia Gubin
Superb experience overall! Our server was very attentive and made great suggestions. Everything we ordered was delicious and I would get again, photos attached. Branzino with potatoes with dill was the highlight.
… moreJonny Percy
Had a fantastic dinner at Leyla! Our waitress Emily was so sweet and helpful guiding us through the menu and Turkish traditions! The cheese pide was outstanding, the truffle honey sends it to another level
… moreLoMo Phillips
Can’t believe it’s taken me this long to try Leyla!
Beautiful, cozy, romantic vibes with plenty of seating, comfy chairs, and cute decor. Very friendly and quick waitstaff too.
They do a fabulous happy hour deal – 3 dips and a drink for $25 Had the spinach yorma, muhammara, and atom – all three were great, but the standout was definitely the muhammara; the atom had a nice kick to it too. Ordered a glass of Turkish red wine as a part of the deal.
We also got the 3 Cheese Pide – SO good! Lovely bit of truffle taste, delightful light crunchiness, and the cheese mix was superb. The chicken sandwich was good too, but the fries were excellent.
Can’t wait to come back!
… moreBeautiful, cozy, romantic vibes with plenty of seating, comfy chairs, and cute decor. Very friendly and quick waitstaff too.
They do a fabulous happy hour deal – 3 dips and a drink for $25 Had the spinach yorma, muhammara, and atom – all three were great, but the standout was definitely the muhammara; the atom had a nice kick to it too. Ordered a glass of Turkish red wine as a part of the deal.
We also got the 3 Cheese Pide – SO good! Lovely bit of truffle taste, delightful light crunchiness, and the cheese mix was superb. The chicken sandwich was good too, but the fries were excellent.
Can’t wait to come back!
William Curtis
Such an amazing meal! We went for happy hour and had such a great time. Food was fantastic, ambience was lovely and the prices were incredible. Our server Alex was excellent. We will definitely be back!
… moreJoanie A
I love the vibe of this neighborhood spot. The Greek salad was great. Lamb burger was not something I’d order again, but the fries were great. I’d go back to try some other things on the menu. My friend enjoyed her pasta dish.
… moreAllison N
we got the octopus, lamb burger, hummus, muhammara, spinach yarma, and short rib pide. everything was amazing, plus such a great happy hour selection. would highly recommend!
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