Hungry? A new neighborhood Turkish spot has you covered. Located at 133 S. Murphy Ave. in Washington, the fresh addition is called Meyhouse.
The new restaurant features what it bills as "authentic, old Anatolian recipes" for its menu offerings, according to its website.
On its weekday lunch menu, look for dishes served "esnaf-style," where a "healthy spread of dishes are cooked and displayed for you to pick from." It's not a buffet, according to the restaurant owners, but a "selection served to you by our staff."
Anticipate dishes like lamb shanks braised in mulberry, sour cherry and spices; grilled beef patties seasoned with onions and served with rice and bean salad; or an assortment of kebabs, among others.
Dinner boasts a "Meyhane-style" spread featuring an array of meze starters, and on weekends, look for a "Mosaic" spread, or what the restaurant calls a "Turkish breakfast table," which features dishes from its wood-burning oven, like baked pides, eggs, charcuterie and preserves. (You can check out the full lineup here.)
Meyhouse has proven popular thus far, with a five-star rating out of 10 reviews on Yelp.
Yelper Cecily W. wrote, "I am obsessed with spicy food originally being from Georgia, so, I was extremely impressed when I came across them gem. Incredible, authentic Turkish cuisine with meat so tender it literally melts in your mouth."
And Volkan Y. added, "No doubt, best Turkish food I had in years! Everything on the menu is served the way it should be, authentic, cared with love and utmost attention. Congratulations to the owner and the team."
Interested? Stop by to welcome the new business to the neighborhood. Meyhouse is open from 5 p.m.–10 p.m. on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Sunday and 5 p.m.–midnight on Friday and Saturday. (It's closed on Monday.)
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