Kirkuk Kaffe - Torino

The food is nice and authentic and the atmosphere is spot on. Nice greek desserts and pastries. I would recommend reserving a table for the weekends

Wanted something different and vegetables!! Pleasant place , had a mixed starter and a feta salad simple and tasty. Ok wine from Greece Quite busy nice service

Foods are good. Apple tea was delicious and friendly staffs. We had dinner on Monday it was not crowded so we can really enjoyed and more relax.

I did not expect such delicious dishes and prepared with good raw materials. we have chosen the mixed appetizer (because we liked all the proposals,) a main dish (so we could also vary there between us with more abundant portions) and sweets (have a wide choice)! all accompanied by a glass of wine to resin as an aperitif (to remove doubt on the goto) and a bottle of traditional wine to sip with meals. What do you mean? we were raised from the sazi table and happy after finishing dinner with the bitters. The price? super reasonable and affordable compared to the range of dishes. the last note and, in my opinion, the most important: the lamb was very tenderoooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

Kirkuk coffee is a themed place of the Middle East located in the torino salon, not far from other famous local restaurants. with an absolutely “coordinated” look and very little illuminated inside, offers its customers a wide choice of traditional dishes. we have thus chosen between a good line of proposals, including a dish of the day, the mixed appetizer and the falafel. everything was good, not too pushed in the goats (choice I don't feel guilty) and not so abundant in the quantities. the mixed appetizer was a good dish of hummus and ghanoush baba (or as it is written,) with a falafel, an olive and a feta square. decidedly good falafel, as well as the dish of the day, based on a strange lamb that really melted in the mouth. for two sweeter dishes and wine per head you spend on 25€, price that I feel to define honest, even if possible thanks to reduced quantities. the kirkuk is absolutely promoted, I press. A definitely more true experience of the various “kebab” that are located in girula, but is not free from defective. very small lighting (at this point I would opt for lamps at the tables) and the small amount of food make it, more than a restaurant, a good ethnic bistro.