Cuisine
Open
Lunch & Dinner dailyFeatures
- Romantic setting
- Kid-friendly
- Private room(s)
- Full bar
- Reservations suggested
- Casual
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This hip G’town destination is part wonderland and part restaurant. The creation of someone with a staggering imagination, it’s a restaurant of many parts---that is, many separate dining areas decked out to represent different ethnic experiences. The Turkish Tent is a room swathed in wall hangings and carpeted with colorful area rugs; for seating, patrons can lounge on pillow-laden banquettes or sit upright on small stools. Either way, they can lunch or dine leisurely with a menu that represents cuisines from the ancient Silk Road countries, with dishes infused with modern American touches. A lunchtime meal may include Chinese pot stickers filled with a creamy crab mixture, a Moroccan meatball sandwich paired with a soba noodle salad, and a rather meager square of cheesecake, a special for the day. The kitchen serves a truly robust French-press coffee. |
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This hip G’town destination is part wonderland and part restaurant. The creation of someone with a staggering imagination, it’s a restaurant of many parts---that is, many separate dining areas decked out to represent different ethnic experiences. The Turkish Tent is a room swathed in wall hangings and carpeted with colorful area rugs; for seating, patrons can lounge on pillow-laden banquettes or sit upright on small stools. Either way, they can lunch or dine leisurely with a menu that represents cuisines from the ancient Silk Road countries, with dishes infused with modern American touches. A lunchtime meal may include Chinese pot stickers filled with a creamy crab mixture, a Moroccan meatball sandwich paired with a soba noodle salad, and a rather meager square of cheesecake, a special for the day. The kitchen serves a truly robust French-press coffee. 

