Presidio Kebab Mediterranean Restaurant

Came here on a Sunday late afternoon close to 2p. There was just a few people and no wait at that time. I thought I was under dressed, cargo pants and a t-shirt, but thankfully it was in the afternoon. I would definitely dress better if it was in the evening. It’s a nice place. The service was great. Ambiance was nice. We got the Baba Ganoush & Greek fries for appetizer. I don’t think I’ve ever had shakshuka but it was good and seemed fresh. The pita bread was good that went with it. They did ask if we wanted more pita bread, so I guess that’s refillable. It was just enough for us so we didn’t need more. The fries were ok. There was a lot! Normally, I like thin fries but only if it’s slightly crispy. These weren’t as crisp. For the entree, I got a Greek salad. The feta tasted a little diff

It’s great to have a local spot for Turkish cuisine! We absolutely loved the Beyti and the Manti; both were wonderful. The Doner wasn't exactly what we were hoping for, but the rest of the meal made up for it. We found the desserts a bit rich—the Kunefe was very sweet and the Sutlac quite hearty with rice—but overall, it was a pleasant local find.

Great service and delicious food! The staff was very friendly and attentive, and it was nice that the waiters spoke Turkish too. The food was full of flavor, and my favorite was the Iskender - absolutely delicious! Definitely a place worth visiting again.

Great local place. I was walking around the neighborhood and it was right on the corner looking pretty inviting. The food was great and there's a kid's menu. My daughter ate the food and enjoyed it. For a picky eater, that's a big deal. Everything was tasty and it was great place to sit around and catch up with a friend.

Amazing. Order combo platter, Adana kabab, lentil soup, baklava, and Greek salad. Especially enjoyed the housemade hot sauce. Wine prices are great.