It's one of the few restaurants along the seaside of Datca town. Situated right in front of the…read morebeach, the restaurant puts tables on the beach for dinner time thus giving a great exposure and view for the tranquil waters of the Mediterranean. They have great mezes (appetizers) on seafood, and fresh fish of course. The prices are over the average compared to other restaurants in the same area, but always lower compared to big cities like Istanbul. I'd suggest to go there for dinner around sunset so you can enjoy the vies both at day & night.

They have fabulous meet balls and all kinds of authentic foods called "meze"…read more Local food with local people

We spent our one night in Datça at Villa Asina. It was a first-class treat. We were the only guests…read moreduring the off-season, so we could choose any room in the house. We picked the Knidos Room, which has a deep deck overlooking the sea and Simi Island. The room was bright, cozy, and modern, with an excellent shower. Breakfast the next morning was plentiful and delicious. Best of all, though, was the service: The manager, an architect who designed a piece of the complex, was a beacon of warmth and full of suggestions about restaurants, side trips, and the Saturday market. The house Golden Retriever, Zeytin, was a fine one-dog welcoming committee. Guests should note that Villa Asina is not in the center of town, so it's most appropriate for people with cars. But you should rent a car, because there's so much to do in this area (like visiting the ruins at Knidos) for which driving is essential.