Bodrum Bistro - Seattle
Bodrum Bistro
Description
This Turkish café has garnered mixed reviews, showcasing both exceptional culinary offerings and substantial service shortcomings. Patrons rave about the vibrantly spiced dishes, particularly lamb and eggplant specialties, paired with a commendable selection of Turkish wines. However, frustrations arise from inconsistent service, where staff appeared overwhelmed and unprepared. Additionally, logistical issues such as uncommunicated closures and mismatching menus have marred the dining experience for some. Regardless, many visitors remain hopeful for a return, drawn back by the promise of future feasts in an inviting, albeit currently imperfect, atmosphere.
Feedback
The menu on Open Table and the restaurant's website didn’t match what was actually available. The food was decent, but it wasn't what I had expected. The waitress didn’t seem very familiar with the menu and I had to repeat my questions several times. However, the owner was very friendly and personable.
Restaurant was closed for renovation. No note of that on Open Table
It's too bad this restaurant is actually closed. Birthday celebration fail. Also, still got a re- information text prior, which added insult to injury. If they ever do reopen, I won't be trying
Good food, staff, but very loud, especially for a small restaurant.
This restaurant was much better off her recent renovation. I wish they had the old menu back, that was a downgrade.
Menu
Meze ~ Appetizers
Sigara Böreği Savory Cheese Pastry$7.8 Yogurtlu Havuç Carrots In Yogurt$7.8 Köz Patlıcan Charred Eggplant$7.8 Muhammara Red Bell Pepper Spread$7.8 Mercimek Köfte Lentil Patties$7.8 Humus Bodrum Hummus$7.8
FAQ
More information
QR-Code for the menu
