Tas Borough High Street in Southwark

The only reason I am giving this 3 stars is because of the customer service received. The Hummus we ordered was tasteless and very running. The cous cous served with my mixed grill was stone cold, and when heated up it in the microwave was like rubber. My friend ordered the lamb casserole about half of the portion was packed out with big chunks bread. They did take off the service charge and the price of a mushroom dish...So disappointing as the place looks lovely, but their chefs left the place down

Appaling food quality - excessive use of salt, couscous tasted stale, traditional dishes didn't taste authentic, and customer service was on the limit of becoming rude despite the staff complaining about lack of customers - if it wasn't for the weather conditions on this day i would have walked out. Definitely won't go back.

The starters were ok. I found the complimentary yoghurt dip more flavourful than the hummus, although the bread was nice, warm and fresh. We enjoyed the mains and the accompanying chilli sauce, a more varied salad would've been nice. Customer service was A1.

The food tasted good however portions were tinier than tiny. Prices were expensive but I do understand as it is in London Bridge. But typically when you go to a Turkish restaurant you do expect some meze, salad and bread which we had nothing given here. I have eaten at tas a few times for lunch which is not too bad but the dinner needs looking into.

From the outside didn’t look that impressive, but when you go inside it’s huge and they have live music, which makes it the perfect place to entertain people and hangout after a long day at the office.The staff were friendly and genuine, which allowed us to relax and feel comfortable.A variety of Turkish dishes on the menu with a lot to choose from if you’re vegetarian, but most of it tasted a bit bland.

We got a take away and it was ok. Nothing was amazing but nothing was bad. Not worth the price we paid. The hummus had a weird texture. It felt like toothpaste. Very strange. I liked the boerek.

I have been to Tas quite a few times, sometimes for lunch and a couple of times for dinner. We came Thursday evening and it really was fantastic, they fitted us in even though it was packed due to Christmas parties etc and no where could sit us for food (tried several pubs in London). They had a man on the guitar and the place was packed. Yet they served us drinks and menu promptly, gave us ample time to look though the menu, and never rushed us. We chose the vegetarian mezze which had a selection of hot and cold dishes with bread and we ordered an extra side of hot aubergine. The food was beautiful. Such wonderful flavours, so fresh, always service with smile no matter how busy they were. Can't wait to come back with my husband as he would love it

I love this restaurant. We went for the first time with my husband and our experience was great. We really enjoyed eating all the food we ordered. Everything that came to our table was very fresh and flavoursome. The food cooked here has its own style and presented very professionally. We would definitely visit again when next in the area. The prices are great, would recommend a visit here. We prefer it to any other Turkish restaurant you could think of. Thank you so much for the fabulous food.

The staff were welcoming; nice décor and prompt service. The menu offered a mixed meze to start. The dishes were delicious and we were offered a top up (not needed). We had a choice of several mains and although the menu wasn't extensive we were all able to choose something suitable. On the whole very nice, but I have been to better Turkish restaurants. The musician was brilliant!

The service is always good and the food delicious arrives quickly every time. They sometimes have a musician too (only seen him when I've visited Friday nights) and that is a fun touch. Do not visit without ordering the Kunfafa for dessert :-)