Harringay, Haringey - So Good they Spelt it Twice!
Turkish Breakfast
I know it's been asked before, but just wondering as we end 2015 what HOLers' opinion was on the best Turkish breakfast on Green Lanes?
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Permalink Reply by Finsbury Park Ranger on
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The shop next to akdenis on station road in Wood Green did the best Turkish breakfast I know of ( kings breakfast ).
Not Harringay but when you guys get a tube station of your own, you'll be able to get out more. Put it in the 2078 diary.
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Having to take the bus to get to the tube is like having to fart before you can order a beer.
Actually its, worse because after the first beer of the day the farts would be punctual and they would queue up effortlessly.
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Permalink Reply by John D on
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What is a Turkish breakfast ? I'm guessing not fried eggs, toast and marmalade
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It's a cross between German and Greek. Served on time with no tax to pay with lots of sausage, cheese, and olives.
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Permalink Reply by Betty Careless on
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N4 does really good menemen - their's is the one with the eggs poached in the sauce rather than scrambled. Mezzo does the scrambled sort and they're good - particularly the one with feta in.
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Permalink Reply by sally mustoe on
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thank you for info about menemen which is easily one of the most enjoyable Turkish dishes-ideal for lunch which I've enjoyed frequently in the Press Museum in Sultanahmet I don;t eat big breakfasts but am sure menemen would be as good for some then I live in N6 where is the nearest and best menemen please?
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Permalink Reply by Dick Harris on
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I prefer gozleme (the simplest one which has feta cheese and herbs inside). In Hala, it comes with a small plate of black olives, cucumber and tomatoe slices. Turkish tea is included. The whole thing costs £3 or maybe £3.50. A real bargain and it is brought to your table hot within a minute.
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