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"Turkey coma" takes on a whole new meaning at this Turkish/Mediterranean restaurant that relentlessly tempts. Appetizer platters are resplendent with salt-of-the-earth goodness, while main courses are typically beef or lamb over rice or couscous. While most of Aya Sofia's dishes bear a close-cousin resemblance to other Eurasian delicacies such as spanakopita and gyros, the staff is quite fluent at helping to decipher and navigate the menu as needed.
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Where: Aya Sofia (6671 Chippewa Street; 314-645-9920) When: Every Sunday from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. We Tried: Eggs benedict ($9.95), the mushroom and ka?ar cheese omelet ($7.95), peynirli gozleme ($7.50... More »
Delicious food, nice romantic place. Perfect for a date or anniversary!
Very good food, service exceptional, decor and ambiance delightful for dates and families. Large portions, great variety, vegetarian dishes a plus. Belly Dancers on Thursday.
Such a cute, quaint place located on Chippewa. Great patio as well!
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