Sultan Restaurant

One of the only great, cheap options open at 10:30pm on a Sunday night located in the midst of a bunch of overpriced hotel restaurants. Really enjoyed the chicken wrap! Be sure to get the hot sauce!

Meh… fair at best. I get it’s on Miami Beach, but prices not worth it for the quality of food. Gyro tasted like the pack of gyro meat you get from sysco. Pay a bit more for much better food at a bunch of nearby restaurants.

This place doesn’t offer a free glass of water. Isn’t that illegal? Anyways food was mediocre and I was pissed about the water situation and I just didn’t have a good time. They have square fucking plates can you believe it.

I travel to Miami for business conferences and this is my go to place for lunch. I usually can walk there, sit outside and relax. The pizza is great as is the gyro wrap and gyro plate. I may only get there once or twice a year but i stop in every time.

Terrible service, extremely overpriced, music is obnoxiously loud and horrendous. That is all.

Such a great little hole in the wall spot! The food was delicious and the service was wonderful. I got the chopped salad with grilled chicken kabob. Loved it!

First time Unilocaler here, not gonna not pick like some. Super solid food. The wife loved it, I cleared my plate. Pretty quick service, hot food, great portions. Realistic fair prices. Sit inside or out.
The added gratuity was the only low point, and honestly I tip better than what they added. But again some people are just terrible tippers, so at least the owner makes sure his staff gets fair tips.

Food was decent. The service was good. We ordered the steak and lamb dish. While the seasoning was good, the texture was off. The best thing on our plate was the rice!!! The price was okay, but could be brought down slightly.

Good taste, great selection, perfect quantity, staff friendly. Not too pricy for the quality

Awesome spot! Love the food here. Its always fresh, plentiful and delicious! The have late hours and are quick with the service. I highly recommend!

I love this place so0o much! I always eat the falafel! And this place is open really late. I literally went at like 3am because I had a craving. Seriously, love this place!
Definitely Recommend! !!

I just had the best GYRO of my life, the staff seems to be only beautiful friendly women, who can complain about that? the portions are huge and freshly made. The owner was talking with us and is super humble and nice! id come here all the time if I didnt live in DC!

Small dining area inside. Fast service. Excellent hummus. Ask for extra pita bread if sharing. The food looked so amazing I couldn’t wait to eat it & forgot to take a pic. They also have pics on the wall of the dishes that help you decide too. They have beer and wine if you want it.

WORST falafel balls
owner should get recipe from maoz on Lincoln rd
Seriously? I never saw a falafel that looked and tasted like corn bread nugget

Ehhhh, the Greek salad def. not worth $ 14! Plus it’s not authentic!!!: /
it was fine for a late night dinner but wouldn’t really drive to Sultan on a given night to have dinner there. It was okay for the occasion but wished was somewhere else the whole time. Plus it’s right on the street so the noise level is really loud!

This place is just straight up meh.
Big selling point– large portions for the plates like any Mediterranean place. You get your meat, rice, yogurt, vegetables, salad, and bread.
Lowlights– the service. Oh my goodness. This 18% included gratuity makes Miami the worst place to get food. If you want to get ignored and have it take half an hour to get your food, then feel free to stop by here. Our waiter had resting bitch face and no personality– she was really good at hiding from customers. We asked about our food and she said the tilapia takes longer to cook. Na, man, tilapia only takes long if you’re baking it and this was definitely fried tilapia. Also, it doesn’t take forty minutes to fry fish, come on. Our bill for two dishes and no drinks was over $ 50.
Also, I’ve definitely had way better Mediterranean food. The food was very bland and flavorless. If you’re going to have shitty service, at least have decent food.
Don’t be fooled for it’s convenient location on Collins, walk a couple blocks for some better food and service.

From my experience, it seems when gratuity is added to the bill, the staff don’t have any reason to provide decent service. We arrived late afternoon on a weekday to find one table inside occupied (there are 2 tables to seat 4, 2 tables to seat 2, and then seating along the window and outside). People seemed to enjoy the outdoor seating more than inside.
After looking at the menu, I decided on the gyro (lamb and beef) wrap for $ 9.75. The combo plate was almost double and not worth paying extra for rice and salad. We weren’t offered water so I ordered a bottled pop. For a small restaurant that wasn’t busy (maybe a couple others waiting for food), the food took a long time to prepare and be served. I saw one cook, who I saw also washing dishes, and 2 servers. It’s probably a better idea to have one server and 2 cooks!
The food was good when it arrived. The portion size wasn’t huge for the price, though and with the extra 15% for going to the coolers behind/​beside us to get drinks, take our order, bring the food, and take away dirty dishes, it is not worth it. If you do come for the overpriced food, take it to go and eat at the beach.

The staff here are unresponsive, stone-​faced zombies. One of the walls inside is covered with framed photos of celebrities that have visited this tool shed of a restaurant at one time or another — Paris Hilton, Denis Rodman, one of the Kardashian sisters, I don’t remember which (not that it matters). The employees kind of carry themselves as if they’re celebrities too — aloof and unapproachable. Maybe that’s one of the reasons why they feel entitled to add a 15% «gratuity» to your bill without telling you in advance.
I’ve been to real Mediterranean restaurants in Cyprus so I wasn’t really in the mood to plunk down a wad of cash for overdressed pap disguised as the real deal for tourists and clueless celebrities looking to make the scene. I ordered a plain ol’ double cheeseburger. To tell you the truth, the burger was pretty good. It was huge and tasted great. It might have been worth the $ 18 I paid if the servers had a personality. They should wear signs around their necks that say «I would rather be serving celebrities.» That’s obviously the reason for their existence. If you go to their website you’ll see those same celeb pics scrolling across the screen but there is absolutely nothing written about their food. That goes to show where this restaurant’s priorities are. Oh yeah, and that annoying hipster club music that loops in the background of the site also plays in the restaurant.
I can’t believe that they have the nerve to steal tips from people. I guess they think that you’ll be as enamoured by a picture of a botoxed-​up Mickey Rourke as they are.

I come here almost every time I’m in miami. The food is tasty. I’ve had the gyros wrap and the combination plate. It’s all usually very good. The tzatziki sauce is a bit sour for my taste but still good. The rice is delicious which is unfortunate because if you want to get the rice you have to get the plate and it’s very expensive. It’s about $ 10 for a wrap and $ 20 for a plate. On a few occasions I tried getting a wrap with a side of rice and the waitresses got annoyed and tried getting me to order a plate.
The prices here are a bit ridiculous and one thing I do not like is that they refuse to serve tap water and make you buy a bottle. I don’t care where you are you should always be able to get a free glass of ice water.
Should mention they are open late and are good place for a late night gyros.

ONE STAR. Menu said one thing. Receipt says another.
They took the liberty to add «gratuity» with out disclosing it. I ordered food, handed them my card and they decided to charge me extra. They obviously bank on people not making an issue of this practice, but it’s unfair for them to charge my debit card for more than the menu says I should pay.
When I brought this digression to the cashiers attention she said «what you think we work for free» the audacity, I don’t need you to work for free but charging my card more than I agreed to is not acceptable, it’s illegal and dishonest. They needed to either post notice of this hidden charge or stop the practice all together.