Stone Cave (Dalston)

• The food is great and the place is really lively on evenings along with the staff being really friendly and entertaining as well
• S dinner but with more ZZ Top beards
• Our conversation was swayed by a randomer&rsquo
• An arsenal of small plates filled with classic cold mezes went down a treat
• Chicken wings were juicy if not generic
• The iskinder lamb shish was nicely spiced
• Perfectly offset with the yoghurt and butter sauce
• Complimented with a tasty aubergine rice
• Everything was nicely decorated and thankfully didn&rsquo
• Stone Cave will be an appropriate stop if you are just discovering Turkish tastes as the menu is really comprehensive
• I would suggest you choose an appealing dish from each category and share so that you can travel through different aromas and complete your dinner with a big grin
• I have to confess that the dishes are not at their best here
• You would need to travel to another specific restaurant for each category in London so it is quite convenient to train your palate about Turkish flavors
• I have eaten many restaurant around London the stone cave is my favourite restaurant
• Great service specially mixed meze I would say the best meze I have ever eaten
• I came here with a large group and we decided to sit outside
• As some of my party were smokers and it's located on the bustling Kingsland Road
• The interior is styled like a cave
• It looks a little gimmicky but is quite a fun idea
• We all ordered pints of Efes which is a really delicious Turkish beer and was pretty reasonably priced for a restaurant
• Most of my party weren't eating but I decided to share the Chef's Special meze plate with a friend and another if us ordered the baked sea bass
• Both our meals arrived very quickly and I was really impressed by our meze platter which had a variety of dips
• Our waiter was a little short with us when more friends joined our table but generally good food and a good experience
• I always have the lamb ribs which are so succulent and juicy
• Had the kisir as a stater with turkish sausages and halloumi
• Explore the starters because they are very tasty
• Stone Cave is my favourite restaurant of all time
• I have to travel for up to an hour to get here but it is always worth the journey
• Stone Cave is a Turkish restaurant in Dalston
• Immediately on entering the resturant we were pleasantly surprised
• True to its name it was decorated to give you a sense of dining in a cave
• You are presented with nibbles of olives
• The kebab was flavoursome and juicy with authentic Turkish flavours coming through
• The Chicken Niblets on the other hand were pretty average
• The portions were hearty and the meal was enjoyable
• The accompanied rice was well flavoured and buttery
• The portions were decent and the meal was good value for money
• What we ordered was nothing exceptional it was still good Turkish food in a pleasant setting and somewhere we would consider visiting again
• I think stone cave is the best in Dalston

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