The food was alright but isn't the best I've had. I had chicken Kiev I wasn't very keen on the…read morecheese inside but liked the garlic butter. The watermelon was good and fresh, the drinks are not very expensive (I recommend the chocolate milkshake, fanta and sprite). Phoebe (age 9)

Nice atmosphere, pleasant outside dining. Friendly service and English was no problem. Food was…read moregood and reasonably priced.

This place was a great find! It is absolutely so cute. The ambience is amazing! They used to win…read moretravel awards every year. Hopefully, they can get back up there! The service was outstanding! Very attentive, and good with suggestions! The watermelon, mozzarella salad was different, interesting, and I loved it! We also had the sea scallops with black noodle, so Yum! And for dessert, we had the crème brûlée, so delicious! They have a good wine cellar as well and many choices! But I highly recommend getting the sangria! When in Bodrum, definitely stop here!

After 8 days of making a concerted effort to eat authentic Turkish food while in Turkey, we were a…read morelittle tired of it and needed a little break. When I saw that La Pasion is the second highest rated restaurant on trip advisor and that it serves Spanish tapas, I was all in. Finding this place wasn't hard. It's just off a main road in an alley leading to the beach. If you hear a guy screaming "balik" (fish), then your headed in the right direction. The restaurant is open air and shaded by a couple large trees making it feel quiet and secluded. Service is attentive but not oppressively so. Now on to the food... We ordered 7 tapas in lieu of tapas and paella and 7 was the perfect amount for two hungry travelers. Our favorites were the fried artichoke with aioli (studded with diced apple and mint), the calamari (accompanied by the same aioli) and the meatballs. Is it just me or are meatballs in Turkey an absolute delight? Anyhow, should you find yourself in Bodrum and need a break from Turkish fare, this restaurant is a great choice.