Sheesh - Turkish restaurant in St. Louis - 3226 S Grand Blvd, USA

This place is an experience to be shared with friends and family. The lamb was amazing, as was all the food. The soup was unexpectedly really good and pairs well with the bread. The decor is amazing and set the mood for a romantic date night. Try it out, especially if you like trying new things!

The food here was incredible! Authentic Turkish dishes and incredible hummus. The manager or owner greeted us as soon as we walked in, and you could instantly feel his kind Turkish hospitality. The decor and atmosphere of this place is just beautiful with pieces from all over Turkey! The service, however, was very poor. Our server did not seem to care about her tables. At one point, both servers were sitting down at another table eating food, which felt incredibly unprofessional. Additionally, she gave the other table our dish and then when she realized she’d mixed them up, didn’t apologize or say anything about it until we asked where our food was. Another table she was serving had to ask her how they should order food because she took so long to greet them. Honestly it really made this experience disappointing because I’ve experienced Turkish culture and hospitality growing up there, and this was just not it. I have four stars because I want to support the manager/owner (who was very very kind) but I hope they are able to get servers who at the very least, can pretend to care about their job.

Perfectly silky Turkish coffee, really inventive atmosphere using the space to take you on a journey to Turkey. I just really got excited of the little huts inside. Got the mixed grill and was super happy it was a proper one person portions of food. Still couldn’t finish it but love trying a bit of everything.

Nice atmosphere and decor, definitely somewhere I would come to hang out with friends if I was younger and child free. Food was good, with a few standouts. The Meze appetizer and chicken kebab both knocked it out of the park in my book. Everything else was good, but those stood out as exceptional. Price was mostly reasonable, you could eat there for around 20 bucks a person pretty reasonably. Staff were nice, I didn't have any issues.

I already had my dinner at some other restaurant; I only came here on my friend’s recommendation for the IceCream Kunafa. It was deliciously delicious😋. The lentil soup that came as a compliment from them was yummy, and my toddler enjoyed gulping the warm soup. I ordered Turkish Black coffee too; it was authentic for sure. I was quite amazed by the ambiance; it truly was wonderful! Will come here for a full meal, for sure. Worth visiting here.

Sheesh is a must experience restaurant on South Grand! The restaurant has such a great atmosphere and the food is delicious! My favorite dishes are: Appetizer Combo, Grape Leaves, Beef Doner, & Mixed Grill!

Everything was great. The decor of the restaurant is very nice and would be great for a date night. The food was so good and tasted freshly made. Definitely going back.

We were looking for a Mediterranean restaurant and we find here, we sat outside. The server brought us soup and a bottle of water. We ordered the combo appetizer, the mixed kabob, and the lamb chops for dinner, then we ordered the tea and the knafeh for dessert. The quality of the food was not that good, the dinner comes with some salad and mushroom sauce, the salad was very good👌👌 It has cucumber, tomato, red onion, white vinegar, salt, pepper, and parsley. The Adana kebob was a little bit hot and spicy, and the chicken was very dry you could easily notice the lack of seasoning it was two small pieces of lamb which were better than the chicken. The lamb chops were good but had no seasoning again. Overall nothing like Turkish food so far. But the dessert, Turkish delight, was very good and crispy outside and cheesy inside, it was a little bit too sweet but it was tasty.👌 The service wasn't good if you sit outside and you need anything you have to go inside and tell them. When you have a patio, you'll need at least one person to cover the area. We wanted to sit more but it was a crazy man next to us out on the patio who was bothering us and other customers.