Ephesus Restaurant offers simple yet brilliantly executed Mediterranean dishes in the heart of Castro Street. It is the culmination of simple creative ideas and a passion for food, drink and entertainment. Carefully chosen fresh marinated meats, fish and vegetables, skewered and grilled by our experienced chef, rustic dishes of tomato and olive with fresh baked breads. Added on February 14, 2011 and last updated 12 months ago
The staff of this restaurant has verbally confirmed halal status. As of February 2011, per a phone call with owner, all meat is halal. They are in the process of organizaing names of halal suppliers and will update listing.
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★★★ Nice turkish halal restaurant. I have been here a couple of times and they have quite decent chicken kabab and lamb kabab. Nothing amazing but a solid halal, lunch choice. Posted on June 1, 2014
★★ The falafels I ordered were so very bland! And nowhere close to a real falafel. Very disappointed. Even the humus was not tasty. Didn't try the chicken/non veg items there so can't speak for that. Posted on May 29, 2014
★★★★ I've only taken away, but I've had consistently good experience with Iskender kabab, hummus, and salads. People are friendly and they provide verbal assurance of halal. Parking is a pain, and it's usually pretty crowded. A bit pricey, but it is downtown Mountain View. Posted on April 12, 2014
★★★★ Verbal assurance from staff that all the meat is Halal. The Turkish pies are great. The Kubideh Kebab Plate is great. Salads are good. They give you fresh bread and olive oil when you come in. They have good service and also good presentation. Clean restaurant. Try the Ginger Beer (Non-Alcoholic). Note: They serve Alcohol here. Posted on May 8, 2013
★★★★★ Great Turkish restaurant. A true mom and pop places with mom and pop cooking their food from the region they grew up in and their son taking care of the customers in the front. Kababs are great. They also have some good selection of other food items such as stuffed vegetables (dolma), flat breads (pide) and even burger if you dare to order it. They serve alcohol and that is the only downside. No halal sign anywhere. They verbally confirm that all their meat is halal. Posted on February 24, 2012
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