Cafe Divan

Cafe Divan, a stylish restaurant and takeout, has floors of Brazilian cherry and Turkish tile and glass windows that wrap around the dining room. Furniture is from Italy, as are the windows that bring to mind a child's stick figures.

Owner Cavit Ozturk, who has worked in restaurants for 25 years in Turkey, London, and the United States, and chef Yucel Atalay, who recently worked at Nizam's in...

The "refined" Turkish cuisine is "terrific" and "well priced" to boot, at this Ottoman outpost in Glover Park, one of the "few places" serving "Turkish wine" in the area; the "staff greets everyone with a smile", but "the shape of the restaurant's the most fun thing about it", since it's housed in the tip of a flatiron building (ergo you're almost "always near a window" in the "modern", almost...

This small Turkish restaurant with walls of windows on three sides is a gathering spot for D.C.'s Turkish community as well as Georgetown's Euro population. You can make a meal of meze, small plates with such morsels as cigar-shape cheese-filled phyllo pastries and rice-and-currant-stuffed grapevine leaves, or pace yourself and leave room for main courses like Iskender kebab—thin slices of veal...

This quirky Turkish restaurant on upper Wisconsin is one of the area's hottest neighborhood eateries, and opens up new vistas for Middle Eastern cooking. Set into a triangular-shaped location, the restaurant can't seat many, but it always appears to be crowded. Who could stay away from its velvety hummus and puffy, hot-from-the-oven pitas? You can keep the meal simple with a soup and sandwich...

You have to love Café Divan, just from the look of it. It's wedged into the triangular space of a building, fitting its kitchen at the wider end and tables into neat niches toward the point, as the architecture permits. Windows on two sides and rose-colored walls create a cheery ambience. You have to know what to order here -- and what not to (not the pasta dishes, for example.) Do order Middle...

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