Zagat 2009
This "authentic" Turk "tucked away" on the UWS "entices" with "delightful" cuisine
Zagat 2008
" Istanbul, here we come": this Lincoln Center-area Turk purveys "well-priced" meals in an "exotic" setting ......."gracious service" seals the deal.
Open Table 2008
With its deep red walls and skylight dining room, Pasha is one of the best Turkish restaurants in North America. Anyone who wants to take a "magical carpet ride" to Istanbul in a very elegant and comfortable ambience and warm and friendly service should visit Pasha.
Zagat 2007
Like visiting "Istanbul" without airfare, this Lincoln Center-area Turk has "zesty" food, a "cheerful staff" and "lush" adornments that l eave surveyors "wanting more"; "moderate prices" make this "change of pace" even more "relaxing."
Time Out NY 2005
The food you'll find here aren't peasant food; this is how Turks would eat if they were all milionairies...it's good to be the king...
NY times 2002
With its deep red walls and sky-lit dining room, Pasha is one of the city's more elegant Turkish restaurants. Appetizers like manti, lamb dumplings with mint, are especially good. Tender pieces of lamb with tomato and eggplant purée are an excellent main course.
Zagat 2000
Take a "magic carpet ride" to "20s Istanbul" at this "beautifully decorated" "taste of Turkey near Lincoln Center"; it's an "eye-catching" bazaar of "fresh", "flavorful" fare delivered by a "polite", "knowledgeable" stuff; a "real find."
New York Times 1999
America discovers the Turkish mosaic.
...Pasha is one of the posher Turkish restaurant...waiters are friendly
and knowledgeable, and the wine list includes some surprisingly good Turkish selections...
Gael Greene New York Magazine 1997
... A few steps from Lincoln Center and not far from Turkey...
The waiters look like as if they stepped out of Arabian Nights...
The entry is ablaze with red, the easy chairs in the lounge covered with kilims...