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Located in San Francisco's Fillmore Street, Troya offers a trendy Turkish-Mediterranean dining experience. With a variety of vegan and vegetarian options, the restaurant provides a modern twist on traditional dishes. Customers praise the flavorful Manti and crispy Falafel, along with the attentive service and inviting ambiance. While some reviews mention higher prices, others appreciate the generous portion sizes and quality ingredients. Overall, Troya is a stylish spot for a satisfying meal, whether you're a fan of light Mediterranean bites or indulgent lamb dishes.
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Troya
Welcome to Restaurant World, where we explore the diverse and delicious culinary offerings of San Francisco. Today, we are shining a spotlight on Troya, a Turkish-Mediterranean gem located at 2125 Fillmore St. This restaurant is a haven for food enthusiasts looking for a unique dining experience.
At Troya, you can expect a delightful array of options from their menu, including vegan and vegetarian dishes. The ambiance of the restaurant is trendy and inviting, perfect for a casual meal or a special occasion. With amenities like outdoor seating, beer and wine options, and even gender-neutral restrooms, Troya caters to a wide range of needs.
Customers have praised Troya for their fresh and flavorful Mediterranean cuisine. From the crispy falafel to the indulgent braised lamb shoulder, each dish is thoughtfully prepared and beautifully presented. The service at Troya is attentive and prompt, ensuring a memorable dining experience.
While some diners have noted the prices to be slightly on the higher side, the quality and taste of the dishes make it worth the cost. Whether you're craving traditional Turkish flavors or seeking a new culinary adventure, Troya is sure to impress.
Next time you're in the mood for Mediterranean delights, make sure to check out Troya. With its inviting atmosphere, diverse menu options, and top-notch service, this restaurant is a must-visit destination for food lovers in San Francisco.
People talk
Our Guestbook
“ I went to Turkey last September and while in Selçuk I fell in love with the Turkish dish Manti. Troya's version of the dish was just like I remembered it (slightly more spiced)! Only complaint was a that it was a little pricey and on the smaller side but I chop that ”
“ Amazing and fresh mediterranean food. Light bites and wine turned into ordering more and more plates, and being quite filling. I recommend the falafel, it was perfectly crispy and soft on the inside. Service was attentive and prompt, overall very good experience. Inside is very cutely decorated, lots of fresh florals and wall art. ”
“ The food is very simple,clean and light, normal serving size for the price, I didn't find anything special about the dishes but it was nice. Service is very attentive and fast. The ambience is pretty normal nothing crazy, not quiet not too loud either. I enjoyed our dinner however I wasn't a wow for me. ”
“ Came in for a weeknight dinner and the atmosphere was so relaxed! It had a golden glowy warm ambience and wasn't packed at all - almost like a coffee shop after hours. My friend and I tried the baked eggplant (toasty and tender, almost creamy), hummus with lamb (could have an entire meal of just this + pita), and braised lamb shoulder (so indulgent, also complex with nuttiness/a bit of tartness). Chill spot, good food. A little pricier for the portion sizes but worth stopping in! ”
“ Not bad! Street parking. Easy to find midday or off hours. Overall enjoyed it. I really have no complaints. I would say the flavors could be a tad bit stronger but it's a decent spot for lunch. ”
