Banana Tree Milton Keynes

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Tímea Csegei

We love this restaurant. The atmosphere and the music are great, portions are huge, food is delicious, waiters are always very friendly. Iram was extremely kind and attentive tonight. We will definitely return again!

Luis Navarro

Iram was a great host and the server staff was amazing. I loved the food, the grilled option for two was plentiful and very tasty. The Turkish coffee was a nice surprise. The baklava was very good, if you want knafeh it takes around 35 minutes to be ready. I would recommend this restaurant a lot, and definitely will try to come back. There's also plenty space to park, and the are looks very safe. You can actually go for a walk after eating if desired.

Jorge Martinez

How do you choose a place for dinner? If you frequently Google it and watch others reviews... Well done! But it's not enough. I follow my instinct and do a final evaluation of the venue, the costumers and the smells around. Honestly, I thought that this restaurant was a high-range one, and I was positively surprised it's very familiar and friendly. Then watching the menu I wanted everything in my plate, thankfully they have one with a few pieces of different dishes. That was useful because I tasted a variety of flavours, and next time I'm going for lamb chops, my favourites. If you are picky touching your food with your hands, well, I dare you! The temptation is massive! The prize is according to the generous portions. Above all, if that delicious experience was not enough, on the top is the friendly reception of the staff. Everybody was kind and smiley, even though that was a busy day (Father's Day, can you imagine the rush?)

Tyrese

Lovely succulent food, pillowy rice, kind and considerate service. Our waitress Iram was cool. Would recommend although felt vicarious embarrassment from the opposing weatherspoon customers. Do they have no shame? Inshallah the employees are paid well. The fall of Constantinople was well worth the sacrifice for my privileged appetite. Also the Turkish tea loaded with enough sugar cubes to contract diabetes slaps harder than an Arda Güler top bin screamer at the World Cup.