Cappadocia Turkish Restaurant
Cappadocia Turkish Restaurant
Cappadocia Turkish Restaurant
Cappadocia Turkish Restaurant
Cappadocia Turkish Restaurant
Cappadocia Turkish Restaurant

Cappadocia Turkish Restaurant, located at 4-5 Newmarket Row in Bath, is the city's only Turkish restaurant, offering a unique dining experience with views of the historic Pulteney Bridge. The menu features a variety of traditional Turkish dishes, including cold and hot meze platters, kebabs, and signature items like slow-cooked lamb shank (Incik) and moussaka. The restaurant caters to various dietary requirements, providing options for vegetarians, vegans, and those with gluten or dairy sensitivities. The vibrant interior and friendly service contribute to a welcoming atmosphere, making it a favored spot for both locals and visitors seeking authentic Turkish cuisine in Bath.

What each source says

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What visitors single out

Liked

  • Complimentary Extras Many diners appreciate the complimentary extras, such as warm pita bread with dips, olives, Turkish Delight, and a liqueur, adding a special touch to the dining experience.
  • Delicious and Authentic Turkish Cuisine The restaurant offers a wide variety of flavorful Turkish dishes, with many reviewers praising the freshness, quality, and authenticity of the food, with some claiming it's the best Turkish food they've had.
  • Exceptional Service Many reviewers highlight the attentive and friendly service, with staff going above and beyond to ensure a pleasant dining experience, including offering recommendations and accommodating dietary needs.
  • Generous Portions Diners frequently mention the large portion sizes, noting that the meals are filling and provide good value for money, especially for the price.
  • Warm and Inviting Atmosphere The restaurant has a cozy and inviting ambiance, enhanced by Turkish music and decor, making it suitable for both casual outings and special occasions.

Criticised

  • Expensive for Some Items Some reviewers noted that certain items, like extra pita bread or canned drinks, are priced unreasonably high, increasing the overall cost of the meal.
  • Inconsistent Food Quality While most praise the food, a small number of reviewers found some dishes to be just okay or overpriced for the portion size, indicating some inconsistency in quality.
  • Lamb can be overdone One reviewer noted that the lamb chops were slightly overdone.
  • Parking can be difficult The restaurant is in a busy area and so parking is not easy to find.
  • Potentially Rushed Service A few reviewers felt the service was rushed, with servers not being attentive enough, or meals being served too quickly.

The longer read

Cappadocia Turkish Restaurant receives overwhelmingly positive reviews, with many customers highlighting the quality of the food, the attentive service, and the pleasant atmosphere. Several reviewers mention the restaurant's location along the river, offering a relaxing view, which adds to the dining experience. The restaurant is often described as a "gem" and a "must-visit" in Bath, with many reviewers stating they will return.A recurring theme is the exceptional service provided by the staff, with particular praise for servers named Eren, Deniz and Maria. These servers are consistently described as friendly, attentive, and helpful, going above and beyond to ensure a pleasant dining experience. Many reviewers specifically mention their recommendations and personalized service. The food is consistently praised for its quality, freshness, and authentic Turkish flavors. Popular dishes include the sea bass, lamb dishes (especially the rack of lamb and lamb shank), chicken casserole, and various mezze platters. The portions are often described as generous and filling. Several reviewers note the complimentary extras, such as Turkish Delight, pita bread with dips, and a shot of amaretto liqueur, which add a special touch to the dining experience.The restaurant is described as having a welcoming and inviting atmosphere, suitable for both casual meals and special occasions. The decor is often mentioned as being tasteful and contributing to the overall ambiance. Many reviewers appreciate the restaurant's ability to cater to dietary requirements, including gluten-free options. The restaurant is also noted for being child-friendly. While a few reviewers mention that the prices are slightly high, the majority agree that the quality of the food and service justify the cost. One reviewer found the portion sizes small and the meal expensive. However, this is an outlier compared to the numerous positive comments about generous portions.Overall, Cappadocia Turkish Restaurant is highly recommended for its delicious food, excellent service, and inviting atmosphere, making it a top choice for Turkish cuisine in Bath.

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Getting there

Phone
01225 461946
Website
capparestaurant.co.uk
Opening hours
Mon 12:00 - 22:00
Tue 12:00 - 22:00
Wed 12:00 - 22:00
Thu 12:00 - 22:00
Fri 12:00 - 22:00
Sat 12:00 - 22:00
Sun 12:00 - 21:30

Against the neighbourhood

Rated 4.8 against a median of 4.6 across the 39 places to eat we hold for Bath, where the most-reviewed is The Ivy Bath Brasserie & Garden.

Booking

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