Chorba World Turkish Bistro — Restaurant in Florida

Extremely overpriced for an appetizer platter in a coffee I've had Turkish coffee before this coffee cup that is already tiny as traditionally is it supposed to have a little bit of green at the bottom but I had a whole cup of green and maybe one ounce of coffee To even arrived there is it dangerous spot to back your car into if you can find a parking spot and this was on a Tuesday... And it's not an easy to find place... The seating was incredibly uncomfortable I was basically sitting in the parking lot outside in front of a pickup truck because there was two other families already seen it inside six people... But I understand and I thought that was a good sign for great service and food... The flavor of the food was decent Portion size compared to the price is a rip-off... I paid nearly $4 for one bite of baklava - I know this is a delicacy and it usually comes in small pieces because I know all the hard work it takes to go into making this but to this was a complete rip off And then the women made a comment about my order telling me this is an appetizer plate and I said I know like if I was ignorant to what I was ordering and then commented about ordering meat and someone that doesn't eat meat so it's nice as she seemed everything was very disappointing

One appetizer tray

One dessert (one bite in size smh)

One coffee (1 oz of liquid) mostly cafe grains smh

One smoothie And of course the tip because I'm not inhumane and this is nearing $40 Remind you to set basically with a pickup truck in my face in a parking lot by the side door and the table and chairs that seem like they would break underneath us

Was it worth...

We visited for the first time and were set outside in front of pickup trucks 2 ft away from us basically in the parking lot... We ordered the appetizer platter for 15.99 First the portions were ridiculously small ... The lady was so kind but I need to be honest here - we ordered a dessert entry of baklava priced over $3 and it was bite-size (Disappointing)

We are staying for the first time in a hotel out there and this place was highly recommended through online... Was a little bit difficult to find - Very difficult place to park.. . And all although the women was very kind I do not think it was worth the inconvenience of the visit - not along side those prices importion size Also when I ordered the appetizer Trey which is what this was she questioned me as if that was something not acceptable And then kept speaking about us ordering meat I don't eat meat 😔 so I didn't much like that For the appetizer tray baklava and my daughter smoothie it was nearly $40 Because of course I'm not unkind and I'm going to tip.... I'm all for supporting local businesses but this is just overpriced not enough room to seat the customers no place to park and hard to find

Editing the comment because I forgot to add I ordered a Turkish coffee and I've had one plenty of times before I know that you're supposed to put the grain inside the coffee cup... My cup was full of coffee grain and hardly an ounce of coffee in it The whole experience was very disappointing

Also don't judge a customer on what they order from your menu...

This small, authentic bistro is one of the few places on the beachside that brings a cultural touch to dining. Unlike the typical fast-food spots, this place offers something special - traditional flavors and the owner’s friendly, welcoming atmosphere.

We often stop by for dessert and a small, traditionally strong cup of Turkish tea or coffee. The space is small, like a charming hole-in-the-wall, but that adds to its authentic feel. There’s always someone enjoying a meal at the few tables available, which speaks to its popularity.

We usually order to-go and take our food to the beach, making for a perfect experience—fresh food, great flavors, and a touch of culture by the ocean. Recommend for anyone looking for something...