“ This is my favorite place to go in the Houston area. Every time we are here, it's a special experience. Today was Valentine's Day, so we were given a rose when entering. It was also cold, so we were provided with our own little fire to keep us warm. And the service is always excellent! We had Umut as our server- we felt welcome to stay as long as we would like, and he was attentive to what we needed. On top of all of this- the food is PERFECT. We got the Lamb chop and I would not change a thing (I'm usually someone to add sauce or seasoning- but trust me, the food here literally does not need a thing). The atmosphere is great as well- it's next to the water, it's pet friendly, it has pretty lights, and the farm animals around are so sweet. Highest compliments to this restaurant- we drive a little more than an hour to go here and it is WORTH IT. ”

“ Had a really nice breakfast at 1 pm. The owner Bahadır was really cool, and we got to play with the horses and donkeys. They gave us cucumbers to feed them. The food was great and the service was the among the friendliest I've had. It's almost like a buffet, and their bronzeware is custom made. The tea was delicious, besides, and definitely not nasty earl gray. ”

“ Overall great time there. Lots to do, very good grilled meat for lunch, excellent breakfast array, and great tea and coffee and dessert to close out the day. Fun for the entire family. We took very large groups and all had a good time. ATVs, horses, donkeys, playgrounds, hammocks, prayer area, and more. Only comment is that the service could be a little easier. You have to kind of guess and flag people waking around in plain clothes. Then go find them later if you didn't get your stuff. Like finding the coffee lady had been tricky the last two times but she's around. They are all very nice and we will be back ”

“ A Turkish themed ranch with foreign house music in English playing in the background, horses roaming, soccer, good old playground rides, and moon bounces around a lake with real fish in it and aesthetic Turkish mosaic chandeliers everywhere...couldn't have asked for a more 'houston' melting pot of an exeprience. Service was 100%. Food was phenomenal. Chicken sish kababs, lamb chops, hummus, bread were all must haves. I'd skip the baba ganoush. Payment structure is as follows: Parking: free and on site Entry: free Water: bottled for a fee, tap not offered Pictured pink bungalow on the water: $150 reservation fee if you book it Food: Meat items by the lb, i.e. chicken shish 1 lb for $15. Corn and other sides by the piece or by the portion size Cooking fees: you can cook your own meat marinated that you purchase on bbqs set up nearby $5/person even if you're sharing items if you want the ranch to cook your food for you Gratuity: automatically added to bill at 20%. Located in Rosharon, TX, it truly is a diverse experience and family owned. Expect an outing here to cost at minimum, $20, on average $35-45, and at most, as much as $100 per person. ”

“ If you're in Rosharon or willing to make that drive, it's definitely a unique experience. You'll pull up to a large farm with all sorts of animals in sight. There's not a ton of parking but we managed to get a decent spot. Which is odd because there is so much seating to eat. I must've missed seeing another parking area. You can sit wherever you like but make sure the staff sees you as the place is so big they might not realize you're there ready to eat. Pro tip: it's a covered, but outdoor space. Make sure to sit near the fans! Their brunch is basically $30 a person. They bring a huge centerpiece with all sorts of cheeses, bread, vegetables, meats, and sauces. The center of the centerpiece is a combo pot of hot tea and water. They will explain on what pairs best with what if you aren't familiar with Turkish food. Our group of 4 was stuffed after our meal. After your meal they offer horse riding for $20 or just general petting for all the farm animals out there. It was super hot the day we went, but definitely would have hung around longer for this had it been cooler. FYI: -They do not serve alcohol here. -Reservations only required for groups of 20 or over. ”

“ This place came highly recommended by a friend of mine. I had been following on Instagram for some time after hearing about it and finally made the drive there this past weekend to try their Turkish breakfast. We showed up at around 10:30am on a Saturday and there was only a few other people there. Turkish breakfast is $25 per person and it is all you can eat. It was my first time trying Turkish breakfast and the spread was absolutely beautiful and delicious. If you look online on their website you can find a breakdown of everything that comes in the spread along with pictures! The tea that came with it was absolutely delicious as well. We ordered the turkish coffee and omg that was probably my favorite thing out of the whole meal. The ranch is huge and there are so many things to do. They have a variety of animals that you can pet or play with. You can even ride one of their horses if you want for a fee. Service was a little slower once they started to get busy at around 11:30-12 but the waiters were always able to help once you flagged them down. I really recommend this experience to everyone!! ”