Ankara has a brunch menu with more than 30 items and the deal includes unlimited small plates and brunch drinks for 2 hours.
They offer traditional Turkish/Mediterranean breakfast items like menemen, sucuk, sigara boregi; as well as more American dishes like benedicts and French Toast — but always with a twist. That’s not even the best part! The drinks are not limited to mimosas and Turkish spiced Bloody Mary; you can also get beer, wine or mixed drinks.
They’ve become famous with their brunch since the new management took over 2 years ago, but the exciting part is their weekday deal. Everything you just read is for $29 per person — it’s $39 on weekends, still amazing! They are pretty packed during the weekend though, so weekdays might be a good chance to find a table!
Ankara has a spacious patio which is an amazing opportunity to enjoy last couple of weeks of nice weather! They are also setting up heaters to get ready for chilly nights. Ankara has been paying attention to CDC requirements and recommendations since they reopened in June. All the tables are socially distant (both indoor and outdoor seating), sanitation is top priority and everyone is wearing masks and gloves at all times.
They also considered the hardship everyone is facing, since both patrons and businesses are struggling with everything happening with COVID. They offer all day happy hour during the week so everyone can still enjoy going out within their budget. It’s first come first serve; you might want to hurry!
You will feel at home and safe at Ankara with great Turkish hospitality. They will welcome you, do their best to accommodate your needs and make sure you had a wonderful and memorable dining experience when you go home.
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