Kemer Restaurant in Bromley

First time going here and wont be my last! Wonderful family run business and great service and great food and the owner and her husband are genuinely lovely people! Definetly recommended!!!

Went for dinner over the weekend for the first time. Got there at half 5 and it was empty so expected our food not to take to long. We wait 40 minutes for our started then a further 25 minute for our main meal. Lamb chops, lamb shish and kofta was soft and yummy but the chicken was dry and a little over cooked and the donner meat was not nice so we took it home for the dog. Tiny amount of rice too. Was quoted a price over the phone but was charged service charge. So no tip was left and I would not recommend to family or friends. Make the effort and go north London so much better than these areas unfortunately. Nice staff

It was quiet, the food was very nice, ate too much my eyes were hungrier than my belly

Lovely family run business, the team are committed and very Friendly and helpful, the food is really good, nicely presented and tasty. The chef came out of the kitchen to check if people are happy with the food.Good example of a nicely ran business.

We have had a take away and a sit down meal from here and have not been disappointed. It is a small restaurant in comparison to some others located in this area but staff are very attentive and the food was great. A great selection of dishes and i was impressed as a veggie trying to go vegan that there were multiple choices for me without being boring and a great selection of meat for my partner who i was dining with. The owners came over and checked if we were enjoying our food when we were having mains and the chef who I think is one of the owners also came out when everyone was eating to say hello and check his guests were happy.

Came by this place by chance. The food was lovely. The staff went out of their way. Nothing was too much. Service and good food. Would highly recommend

You miss some dishes when you can't eat in and the white bait was perfect. Like most places locally, it's a family run restaurant and not long reopened after lock down for seated service. The food was outstanding and consistent as ever. A Turkish tea with a hint of Cinnamon was just right after a hearty meal.

Ordered for my family who were hungry but wanted a few bits and bobs to nibble only. At first glimpses the portions looked small but once we tucked in, we got full very quickly! Everything we ordered was amazing but we especially enjoyed the bulgur wheat and the lamb pieces.

. Good wheelchair access, some parking outside on road. Excellent. We were there early and the first in, greeted very warmly. Fabulous food.. I had lamb shish kebab and best lamb I've had out in a while. We were a birthday party and a rousing chorus of the traditional song from the entire restaurant. If in the right place you can watch your food being cooked on the charcoal pit through the glass wall. Really lovely place, save room for a little baklava.

Possibly the worst Turkish restaurant experience I've ever had. The lady owner had no soups ready and as Tastecard customers, she restricted our orders to the first two pages of the menu - none of this was made clear beforehand and having journeyed over one hour to reach them, this was an utter disappointment.The Iskender was incompetently made and lacked everything a traditional Iskender has. It was simply a warm pitta bread cut into squares topped with mince, cheap tomato sauce and sour yoghurt. That is NOT Iskender and it tasted disgusting (picture attached).Horrifying dining experience, apathetic customer service and simply lacking in authenticity. Never go here.