01 Adana Restaurant — Restaurant in London

Unfortunately, the staff at this establishment are ill equipped with manners, grace or hospitality and are extremely misogynistic and crudely spoken. After a long and tiring day I had hoped to bring a treat home and popped in. I asked for kebab and lahmacun. The kebab pieces were miniscule. But I persevered, the main offence was yet to come.

I pleasantly inquired whether they could include some of the condiments and sauces displayed, to my takeaway. It's a perfectly normal request nothing too taxing. But apparently so, cos the server made me repeat myself a number of times before grumpily acquiescing.

He seemed to struggle with listening to a woman’s wants and as I was leaving sneered at me that I wanted and asked for too much and did I want the shop as well? On and on. I was stunned and bewildered. It was full on intimidation.

I returned the takeaway and walked out. I shan't finance nor encourage such despicable behaviour.

I recommend Istanbul Restaurant in Dalston, where I went instead. They treat people respectfully and even offer tea while you wait. The food is...

Very busy restaurant during the weekend just like any other in green lane. But this restaurant is a bit on the quieter side of green lane compared to Wood Green and the staff are good and welcoming. Had the lamb casserole and it was just superb. The grill ribs were good as well. Just like there are differences in Indian currys similarly I’ve notice there is differences in Middle Eastern kebabs. The meat is the same but depends with what spices it was marinated. This brings out the taste and flavour in the kebab. Turkish, Moroccan, Kurdish have all different taste to kebabs. I can say the kebab here in Adana is equal with Gokyuzu restaurant which I thought was the best kebab so far. But Adana has proved to be the same taste if not a bit better. This restaurant is not very big like Gokyuzu but locals love this place when it comes to kebab. I would recommend this to kebab lovers who want to have a great evening with family and friends. Parking is off street but it’s residence. Only free after I guess it’s 8 pm...

Today I thought to come in early just to eat a gazleme something small before I started work. So I decided I wanted to eat in. One of the woman wearing all black that normal work in the morning was so unwelcome she saw me walking in a let me stand there…like there was no customer waiting around. After 2mins later she then came to me saying what u like. I said can i get a seat so I could have my gazleme here. She then said it £4:50 if I sit in. I never even ask for the price I said that’s alright I can u that money. She said no u can’t eat here u can pay £4 so u could eat out. She put her hand out just to say if me the money. They even gave me a cold gazleme I was so disappointed.. I been coming to this place so many time an never had one problem. But you no what there is so many places I could spend my money in then this place here. So ungrateful….seriously If I was the boss of a restaurant I would treat my customers with respect an better...