This place specializes in everything boyoz, which is a flaky pastry particular of Izmir (originally…read moreof Sephardic Jewish origin), which may be confused with the more traditional borek that you can get anywhere else in Turkey but they're not the same thing. The dough has a slight resemblance to the flakiness of a croissant but it's a lot denser and flakier. You can get plain, savory and sweet boyoz. They essentially can fill these pastries with all kinds of things like minced meat, cheese, spinach, sweet tahini, etc. We tried both the minced meat and the sweet tahini boyoz, both were good but the meat one was the best. The sweet tahini was tasty but a bit too much for me to eat in one pastry.

I'd eat this every day if I could. Nothing fancy y'all. Great sandwich day, night or after midnight…read morew/drinks. Nice open seating waterside, nice staff. Come as you are.

Disgusting food had so much hair in it and our kids threw up and one choked on like two pieces of…read morehair and it was

This restaurant serves one of the best breakfast I've ever eaten. The staff are usually friendly…read moreand the view of the sea is very enjoyable. Although it can get very crowded, if you find a good table you'll enjoy the restaurant very much. I would especially recommend the Kahvaltı Tabahı (Breakfast Plate). Honey and cream is a must with simit (bagel).