Olive & Feta — Restaurant in Leeds

Such a disappointment. The food was horrible. The meat and the chicken was absolutely tasteless. Nothing had seasoning. Everything was so bland. Looking at the menu for prices such as £19/20 for a main course we expected good quality food but it was the worst food I’d ever tested. Even McDonald’s meat tastes better than what we had here.

We went for the their Sunday- Thursday 2 course offer for £19.99 but then it said for the options with a star * next to them there’s a £2.50 extra charge each. The starter menu was 90% starred and the main was also starred on the famous options. So technically it’s a £25 offer not a 19.99

It’s an absolute rip off. I can’t say enough how terrible the food was. Such a waste of money. I will never be coming back here and I’ll make sure I’ll let all my friends know not to even try it.

Also as that wasn’t bad enough, we wanted some tea after food but guess what “we don’t serve hot drinks”

They said they will serve Turkish bread but it was just a large pitta/naan bread.

We ordered Adana kebab… it was 1 tiny skewer of rolled meat… I’ve never ever in my entire life seen a Turkish restaurant serve a single tiny skewer of kebab for £19 and half of it was burnt and the other half wasn’t cooked enough so we had to send it back for another one. The second one came and this was all of it was burnt. At this point i was so pissed off that I just ate a bit of it because I was hungry snd left the rest of it.

The girls working there were in their own world. They were not even with it. Only the young guy serving us was good. One of the girls had her face turned towards the kitchen the entire time… we had to shout and call out loud to get her attention, instead of her looking at the customers and being on standby to help. The overall experience was the worst. If I could I would give a 0 star review!

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Looks clean and tidy, ordered food and wine etc, starter came extremely quick , my meat balls were warm ok , but other two starts were cold and returned , the Turkish bread was flat and tasted raw, also returned. Main course meat ball ok , smaller than previous and less flavoursome. Ravioli poor, thick pasta and little filling. Mixed grill lamb chop very fatty and large, didn’t taste like a lovely small lamb chop. Steak skewer, and chicken both poor quality. Steak tough to say the least. Used this restaurant for many years with small parties and large. But can honestly say they’ve got very complaisant and the quality’s deteriorated. Not seen manager for a long time. His presence obviously makes a difference. ( open two more restaurants and obviously focus else where!) In the past I would recommend but unfortunately this was a group meal and all were disappointed. So I will not be going back in the future. Very basic Turkish Mediterranean food and very basic quality. Roughly £40 per head, not worth the money. Toilets no hand towel empty basic health and hygiene. Honest Review on...

This was our 1st ever visit to this place and we called in for lunch. Lovely warm, chic and comfortable restaurant over two levels with friendly staff. The clean toilets are upstairs but I think you would struggle with a wheelchair user due to layout of entrance doors and with loos being upstairs. There isn't a car park but there is plenty of on road parking around.

We both just had a main course but we were served a lovely piece of Turkish bread to nibble on. My husband had Adana Skewer - £13.50, which was minced lamb with onions, herbs and a touch of chilli chargrilled on a skewer, served with rice and salad. I had the Moroccan Spicy Lamb - £14.95, juicy lamb cutlets smothered in a special sauce made with crème fraiche, lime, spices, a touch of chilli and a dash of Malibu. I was offered any one of the sides to go with it and chose the salad. We both loved it and I ordered more of the bread to mop up my sauce which was too good to leave. With cokes and a hot drink each the bill came to £38. Not cheap for lunch but we felt it was worth it. The photos are of the actual food we...