Speranza in Fife

Food was delicious, hence the rating. There is no bar. Be careful about the corkage charges (£2 per bottle of beer that my friend had with her) and a 500ml bottle of Irn Bru cost £3.50.

I went for lunch and had the Anatolian Sebzeli Guvec. It was full of potatoes and carrots, a few pieces of aubergine, no courgette and hardly any pepper. So basically root veg in a tomato sauce with mozzarella cheese on top. Definitely not worth the money, and not what it describes on the menu.Won't be back.

First time I have waited for an order for 2 hours. The reception guy is very rude and unprofessional. Telling me to take back my money . Kindness is free, be kind to everyone. Every act of goodness is considered as SADAQAH.

Very fresh and tasty Turkish food, nice coffe and tea, yummy Baklava ,beauty decorations and friendly staff 🙂

Had a really nice meal today with my husband. Fresh food cooked nicely. Not expensive. Been eating Turkish food more often rather than Indian. Will be back

Excellent food. Had moussaka, Adana kebab and lamb chops which were all fresh and tasty. Great ambience and excellent quality food. Amazing to have a great quality Turkish option like this in KDY instead of traveling into Edinburgh or Glasgow 👍🏼

Really good food, great ambience (lovely lights!) And really nice waitress. Highly recommend and will return!

Nice tasting generously portioned food. Staff polite and offered us a free coffee at the end of our meal. Clean welcoming environment. Strange having chips with every dish but the food was very tasty. Missed the large starter sharing platters that Eda offered though.

The hummus was enjoyable served with good bread.Both kebab plates were badly thought through. Mine had meat with tomato sauce on top of bread, some fries, some rice and a huge scoop of something between sour cream and yogurt. Vegetables were limited to two chunks of char grilled pepper and two of tomato.My companion's was meat on top of minimal aubergine, drowned in a yogurt sauce. Served with the same fries, rice and limited veggies as mine.The kebab dishes were £17 each and were poorly thought through. All carbs, ridiculous quantities of sauce and no balancing salad or veggies. Seasoning was ok but there was little distinctive spicing or flavouring.This meal was far short of good and very expensive for what it was. We came based on the reviews of the previous restaurant at this address. Pasha is under new management from Eda and has a new menu.

Great food, huge portions, really nice meze selection, the servers were polite, prompt and well presented. Best to book a table as it's always busy. No alcohol on menu, just soft drinks, tea and coffee etc but you can bring your own ( think there is a small corkage fee, but we didn't have alcohol so better asking).