Sultan Doner Gyro - Turkish restaurant in Pittsburgh - 133 6th St, USA

Food was fantastic, and even the price point is well justified considering the taste and quality of food. The speed of how quick the food made it to our table was perfect for a very hungry family of 3. We had beef doner wrap, chicken kabob plate with rice, Mediterranean salad, baklava, and Turkish tea. Really, this was exactly the flavor I was hoping for and they nailed it. 10/10 for sure will be back for all of it again and again. I think everything was just how I wished it would taste but the baklava really impressed me, I've eaten baklava literally all over the world... and I can honestly say this was the best I've ever had. The ambiance was very comfortable, don't expect a traditional high end white table cloth restaurant feel, rather a relaxing laid back almost like you're at friends home that makes delicious meals. A must go and repeat visit for sure.

So I've been here twice. First time was in December 2022. Fantastic food really enjoyed it good portion size and tasty, hosts were friendly and food came out in a decent pace. The second time I came in January 2023, and ordered the same as before and ended up with severe food poisoning. Also the table next to me, they must be regulars because the owner was asking where one of the party that usually is there, and wasn't there at the time. (He was parking the car) I hope they did not food poisoning. That was not a fun night and next day for me!

Really , really good. Finding a good doner kabob is often tough. Got the real deal here!! Ordered the dishes to sample. Iskender was fabulous, great tastes. Next was Beyti doner. My son loved it. Different from anything he'd had before. The tomato sauce was very flavorful!! Grabbed a durum doner to go (only complaint is I wish the taziki sauce wasn't so thick) and really happy with the wrap and fresh contents. Dessert was rice pudding which was very good and cheesecake that was good but pretty commercial. Everything else pretty much made from scratch. Do yourself a favor and stop on by.

The owner was super involved in my order and very friendly. I wish I'd loved the gyro more, but I was looking for something specific and this wasn't quite it. The Turkish bread was too dry and thin for what I was looking for, I'm used to something a bit chewier, but I appreciate that it was freshly baked and better than the sad bagged pita I'd had earlier that week. The meat had a nice crust and good flavor but wasn't juicy by any means and the sandwich as a whole was too dry for my taste, despite the addition of the rather thick tzatziki that had to be spread on with a fry. I asked the owner why the sandwich didn't come with garlic sauce, since a good garlic sauce is like, the reason to get this sandwich in the first place, and the owner told me the Turkish don't use garlic in their cooking. 🤔 Whatever. Not my shop. 🤷‍♀️ I wish they had chili sauce, but they only had hot sauce, which is different. The fries were ok, but a bit underdone.

Really good stuff served here! They recently expanded their menu, too, to include more not so traditional items that people can enjoy. I ordered the cheese Pide, a ball of falafel, and the rice pudding. The cheese Pide was quite good and price was pretty reasonable. Size was a little on the smaller side but not bad. It's very similar to a pizza. This Pide was made from the regular cheeses (I believe maybe mozzarella, or they could have used a Turkish cheese) with the addition of ricotta. Nice and cheesy. The crust was not too flavorful but okay, what have preferred it crispier. The falafel ball was also quite tasty. It was somewhat small but packed a punch in flavor. Great texture, and amazing crispness on the outside. I think their falafel sandwiches are probably a good pick for lunch. The rice pudding was super homey and delicious. Very creamy and rich as well. The portion was decently large but the price was a bit on the high end at $6.50. They also have desserts like tiramisu and baklava available. All in all, definitely a great spot for Mediterranean food. Everything I tried was tasty and I would certainly recommend you try this place out.

One of the best places to eat downtown before a show. So many interesting things to try, but you can't go wrong with the doner beyti or iskender.

Really enjoyed this venture into some authentic Turkish cuisine. The establishment is family run and they treated everyone as a special guest. The lamb shanks were so tender and flavorful. My salad was fresh and delicious. They had many other great thing to choose from, I just wanted to break away from the usual gyro. The owner plans to continually improve his restaurants interior as they grow. The place shows lots of promise and the prices are fair.

Great place that opened up in the last couple of months. Anyone who enjoys gyros really needs to try theirs. It's authentic and delicious. The staff is generous and explains the history of the food. What a delight! The restaurants are clean and well maintained. Kid friend and wheelchair accessible.