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Boston's home for halal burgers, fries, Turkish baked potato, and Belgian waffles. Open 12 PM to 2 AM. Kumpir served in-store only.
What we make
Hand-cut fries. Burgers with buns baked in-house at 11 AM. Turkish baked potato (kumpir) from an oven shipped from Turkey, served in-store only. Belgian waffles. All meat halal. Open 12 PM to 2 AM.
HAND-CUT FRIES
Fries
Hand-cut daily, double-fried the Dutch way. From $6.99.
HALAL BURGERS
Burgers
Halal beef ground that morning. Buns baked at 11. From $12.99.
TURKISH KUMPIR
In-store only
Turkish baked potato
Kumpir, the Ortaköy way. Loaded with toppings you pick. $14.99.
Available in-store only. Not available for delivery.
BELGIAN WAFFLES
Belgian waffles
House mix, finished with chocolate and fresh fruit. $13.99.
Behind the counter
Made fresh, every day
Fries cut by hand. Buns baked at 11 AM. Kumpir baked the Ortaköy way in an oven shipped from Turkey, served in-store only. Come by and watch.
Hand-cut daily
Fries, cut fresh every morning
Whole potatoes. By hand. Double-fried the Dutch way.
In-store only
Shipped from Turkey
Kumpir oven, the Ortaköy way
Whole potatoes bake low and slow for 60 to 80 minutes in an oven shipped from Turkey. Served in-store only.
Baked at 11 AM
Burger buns, baked in-house
Come by at 11 and watch the trays come out of the oven.
What people say
From the people who walked in
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Find us
Visit us in Allston
485 Cambridge Street, on the corner near Union Square. Walk-ins, takeout, and delivery. Open daily 12 PM to 2 AM. Turkish kumpir is available in-store only.
Hours
12 PM to 2 AM
Open daily, every day of the week
From the blog
Stories from the kitchen
What is kumpir? Turkey's loaded baked potato, made the Ortaköy way.
A whole potato baked low and slow for 60 to 80 minutes, split open, and loaded with the toppings you pick. Served in-store only at 485 Cambridge Street. Here is how Chef Ahmet brought the Ortaköy tradition to Allston.
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