Holiday Food - Basel

- After a hard day we decided to spend an evening at the Rhine - avoiding the posh places and staying in my Bermuda Turkish - Kurdish triange.I often go there to get Kebab or other things - this time we sat down - it was hot and even if the neighbouring Turkish restaurant has an ouside space- I prefer this family restaurant because:Food is very good - they have fresh veg that you can see and prepare it in front of you. You can have a glas if wine, wait and sit in the park or eat there - and you get a bit of Meditaranian flair, with Kurdish soap or foot from Turkey. They are very friendly and yes, no need to pay double the price to the opposite restaurant for its deco.Simple but ok!I can recommend it - if you love that food and want to be. Part of St. Johanns'

Holiday Food is a small sit-down restaurant/take-away serving Turkish food such as kebabs and pides as well as pizzas. I even noticed some sweet Turkish pastries. I chose a chicken Döner Kebab for CHF 7.50 to take-away. I asked for my Kebab to include the usual salad and sauces. The service was friendly and efficient. The chubby pita bread and the whole Kebab looked authentically Turkish, with not too much meat, and I found it very tasty.