1001 Nights is a Turkish restaurant in Brooklyn, located at 35 Neptune Avenue on the border between Sheepshead Bay and Brighton Beach. With its vibrant atmosphere, live entertainment, and mouthwateringly delicious Middle Eastern fair, it is the best Turkish restaurant NYC has to offer.
With belly dancers to entertain you while you eat, hookah to relax with, and a wide-ranging selection of Middle Eastern, Uzbek, and Turkish dishes, those looking for a Brooklyn Turkish restaurant need look no farther than 1001 Nights.
Decorated to the hilt and painted in traditional Middle Eastern colors, diners can enjoy several different atmospheres within the restaurant. For casual dining there are the large and small Carpet Rooms, or for the more adventurous guest, seating is available in the light and airy Front Veranda. The luscious VIP room with its vibrant hues is sure to please even the most discerning guest, and adds a layer of mystique to any private party.
Appetizers range from stuffed eggplants, babaganush, and hummus, to warm mediteranean salad, ceasar salad, or octopus salad, to name just a few. Guests can follow these with selections from the fifteen different varieties of shish-kebab on offer, or dive right into the main dishes. Pilaf Chaikhanskiy, skirt steak, Kaorma Lagman, and the veal chop are popular selections. With other offerings including wedding samsa, calamari, grilled fish, and steamed manty, to name only a few, every guest is sure to find what they are looking for.
Definitely worth the trip for those looking for a great Brooklyn Turkish restaurant, 1001 Nights stands apart from its rivals for its attention to detail and decadent extravagance. Rest assured this is the most unique Turkish restaurant NYC has ever seen. Whether you are looking to relax and share a hookah with a few friends, treat yourself to takeout or delivery, or plan a private party for a special occasion, 1001 Nights can accommodate all of your needs.
Inspired by 14th century Central Asian culture, as well as the collection of Arabic folk tales from which it draws its name, 1001 Nights is a place to escape from everyday life for food and entertainment that will not soon be forgotten. Whether you're looking for a dinner for two or want to plan a large party in advance, this Turkish restaurant in Brooklyn makes an excellent choice.
With belly dancers to entertain you while you eat, hookah to relax with, and a wide-ranging selection of Middle Eastern, Uzbek, and Turkish dishes, those looking for a Brooklyn Turkish restaurant need look no farther than 1001 Nights.
Decorated to the hilt and painted in traditional Middle Eastern colors, diners can enjoy several different atmospheres within the restaurant. For casual dining there are the large and small Carpet Rooms, or for the more adventurous guest, seating is available in the light and airy Front Veranda. The luscious VIP room with its vibrant hues is sure to please even the most discerning guest, and adds a layer of mystique to any private party.
Appetizers range from stuffed eggplants, babaganush, and hummus, to warm mediteranean salad, ceasar salad, or octopus salad, to name just a few. Guests can follow these with selections from the fifteen different varieties of shish-kebab on offer, or dive right into the main dishes. Pilaf Chaikhanskiy, skirt steak, Kaorma Lagman, and the veal chop are popular selections. With other offerings including wedding samsa, calamari, grilled fish, and steamed manty, to name only a few, every guest is sure to find what they are looking for.
Definitely worth the trip for those looking for a great Brooklyn Turkish restaurant, 1001 Nights stands apart from its rivals for its attention to detail and decadent extravagance. Rest assured this is the most unique Turkish restaurant NYC has ever seen. Whether you are looking to relax and share a hookah with a few friends, treat yourself to takeout or delivery, or plan a private party for a special occasion, 1001 Nights can accommodate all of your needs.
Inspired by 14th century Central Asian culture, as well as the collection of Arabic folk tales from which it draws its name, 1001 Nights is a place to escape from everyday life for food and entertainment that will not soon be forgotten. Whether you're looking for a dinner for two or want to plan a large party in advance, this Turkish restaurant in Brooklyn makes an excellent choice.
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