About - Tostini
Welcome to Tostini, your home for authentic Turkish cuisine in the heart of Chicago. We're a family-owned Halal restaurant dedicated to serving the best of Turkish flavors with a personal touch. Our cozy spot at 1622 W Morse Ave has become a favorite among locals, who appreciate our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. We're proud to be part of this vibrant community and strive to make every meal a memorable experience. Our chefs carefully prepare each dish using only the freshest ingredients to ensure that every bite is a delight. With a 4.5-star rating from our satisfied customers, we're confident that you'll love our food as much as we do. Call us at (773) 344-8903 or visit us in person to taste the difference for yourself. We look forward to serving you at Tostini!
Amenities and More
Offerings
- Coffee
- Comfort food
- Healthy options
- Quick bite
Accessibility
- Wheelchair accessible entrance
- Wheelchair accessible seating
Atmosphere
- Casual
- Cozy
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Tostini is a cozy little café that’s perfect for a relaxed coffee break or a light lunch. The sandwiches are fresh and well-balanced, made with quality ingredients that don’t feel overcomplicated. Their coffee pairs nicely with the pastries, which are simple but satisfying. The space feels casual and welcoming, great for meeting a friend or just taking a quiet moment to yourself. It’s not flashy — just a dependable neighborhood spot that does the basics really well.
Vastly overpriced. $15 for a thin sandwich. Miniscule portion of everything. Ordered meatballs, potatoes, cabbage, and and another dish with sausage (sujuk), that the owner recommended. Each sandwich was 15-16 dollars. Unfortunately the sandwiches were the size of one thin quesadilla and came with no chips or salad. We left starving. Very thin bread, small amounts of meat, tiny amount of cabbage in the sandwich. The whole thing dropping grease all over the basket and our hands. We spent $35 and I am ravenous. There was virtually no potato in the dish (I graduated from culinary school). Gaslighting from the owner who said there is "a lot of potato" in it. A tiny coffee is $5 dollars whereas most top roasters charge $3 for espresso. Baklava is $6 and also looks miniscule. They had no garbanzo salad and no soup today. I left the owner know I am leaving hungry and not pleased with the portion sizes and prices, and he did nothing except to say 'it's not for everyone." It's not for people who want a normal sized lunch for a reasonable price and not to be lied to and ripped off. Never again.
I got the Chicken Tostini and it was so good I was sad I got too full to finish it! I got my left overs to go and am excited to snack on it later! The person who helped us was super sweet and made sure we liked our food and the atmosphere was very cozy.