Istanbul Restaurant Blackburn

Istanbul Restaurant

Istanbul Restaurant is a Turkish dining experience in Blackburn, offering a range of Turkish dishes and cuisines all day. Conveniently located just outside the main city centre, meaning customers can avoid the busiest parts of the town. Due to its location there are multiple nearby car parks, however usually requiring a payment fee. There is additionally the option of parking free on a nearby street. Due to their set up, customers can usually see some food being cooked on a charcoal grill, giving customers the experience to see how food is cooked. Istanbul also prefer to use fresh ingredients and cook everything onsite each day to give customers fresh food. Furthermore, they make the food halal and even have prayer facilities available. They offer dining in experience along with takeaway options allowing people to have the food in their own homes.

The menus and dishes go beyond kebabs and wraps, as they focus on Turkish charcoal grilled food as well as share platters along with other traditional Turkish dishes. The menus have options for vegetarian and vegan options, all marked up on the menus. Further, they give complimentary dips and more to go with meals.

Istanbul Restaurant want to create a full dining experience for customers not just food. They offer seating options from individual to large groups which works well with the open seating areas. Tables are available for groups up to roughly 15 people. Making it a place for large families to go and bond, this sets them apart as many independent restaurants would not have the space to cater for such large groups. Additionally the venue can offer high chairs for young children, making it suitable for families.

Accessibility

• Wheelchair accessible toilets.
• Wheelchair accessible seating.
• Nearby disabled parking bays.
• Step-free entrance.
• Double door entrance allowing for wider access.
• Open plan seating.

The menus can be found on Istanbul Restaurant’s website.

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