Restaurant Valentin’s — Restaurant in Zurich

Amidst the bustling streets of Zürich, where every corner tells a story of culinary delight, there lies a gem—a Turkish restaurant that beckons with warmth and flavor, a haven amidst the economic tempest. As recessionary winds blow, finding solace in good food becomes a necessity rather than a luxury.

Navigating through the uncertainty, we stumbled upon this haven of flavors, where each dish whispered tales of tradition and comfort. With friendly staff guiding us through the menu, we felt a sense of relief in knowing that amidst the chaos, a table awaited us.

Luck was on our side as we secured the last free table, a testament to the popularity of this culinary sanctuary. Delving into their offerings, we were greeted with a symphony of taste—the delicate aroma of fresh fish, the crispness of locally sourced vegetables, and the tender embrace of good wine leaves.

Every bite transported us to the shores of the Mediterranean, where flavors dance and memories linger. Despite the economic downturn, the restaurant remained steadfast in its commitment to excellence, a beacon of hope amidst uncertain times.

As we left, satiated and content, we couldn't help but recommend this establishment to friends and family. In times of hardship, finding joy in simple pleasures becomes paramount, and this Turkish restaurant in Zürich is a testament to that truth. So, if you find yourself in need of solace amidst the storm, do not hesitate to make a reservation and indulge in the delicious offerings...

We had a dinner here as a group of 13 people. The group comprised people from various countries with various backgrounds and food preferences. We left the place very happy and satisfied with the food and drinks. I encourage you to book in advance if you are a group of 4+ people. We certainly benefited from booking in advance. Mr Sezai paid the utmost attention to every single detail. The lamb stew is a great dish to try, but if you never had İskender Kebab before, it is the time and the place to try it. If you want to try something with fish, consider trying their...

This place is unbelievable; they have the worst customer service. This is the first time I’ve experienced being charged CHF 5 per person just for sharing food. Avoid this restaurant at all costs.

My daughters ordered a pizza for CHF 21, plus the cost of sharing, which brought the total to CHF 26 for a single pizza. When my husband and I considered ordering another pizza to share, the lady informed us that we would need to pay an extra CHF 5 each. As a result, we decided not to order any more food. We let our daughters finish their pizza and left feeling very...