Stopped by as it was on the way to the Hand of peace statue. Didn't purchase any coffee because…read morewhile they offer Turkish coffee I wanted to get it from a Turkish store. Busier than I would expect.

This Starbucks is located within the Port of Kusadasi. Kusadasi is a cruise port and resort town on…read moreTurkey's central Aegean Sea coast. After a day of touring Ephesus, I was craving a coffee. I was walking back to my cruise ship through the port area and came across this Starbucks. It is tucked away in a little corner. This Starbucks has everything most Starbucks have including free Wi-Fi. They also have themed coffee mugs with the country of Turkey on them. The customer service was nice and store very clean. I believe they even serve Turkish Coffee here.

Great food. Friendly service. Love this place. We went there after our tour. It was recommended by…read morea local and it was fantastic. Very fresh seafood.

Location: great Service: amazing, some of the best in…read moreKusadasi Food: the menu is huge and goes from pizza to fajitas to Iskender. With a menu that large typically nothing wows you, but everyone leaves feeling full. That was my experience. Everyone can find something they like easily and it will be decent. Bonus: they have fans under the awnings so while it was 30+ out today it was actually not bad sitting in the shade with the fans

This cafe is fantastic! Stopped in for lunch today with my mom. We shared the meat samosas which…read morewere delicious. My mom ordered Moussaka that she really enjoyed with a Sangria. I had a mojito and the Chicken Doner Wrap. The Chicken Doner was definitely some of the best I've ever had. The service is very friendly and attentive. We sat outside in the shade and the weather was perfect.

I came from the USA and the food and drinks are great and price is great, the service is the best…read moreeveryone is so friendly and attentive to your needs. The ambiance is awesome at night it's dim lit a great place to relax and enjoy yourself, I will continue to always come back here if I can get the chance again.

We were recommended this place by the owner of UrkmezHotel where we stayed. The cafe as downstairs…read moreof the building which used to be the railway staff quarters back in the British times and yep - the cafe is beautiful. Since it was cold, we sat inside but it'll definitely be fun to sit outdoors since it's facing a large green square (of grass) and there's also a little park adjoining it. Loved the old photos of Ephesus hung on the walls and the tables too+wall decor reflects the old colonial spirit. We had the sahlep ( special winter drink) which is said to be the best ever and we can vouch that it was delicious. Also had a pastry which was yummy. Recommended.

A hidden treasure in the middle of nowhere. It's a very…read moreauthentic Restaurant where you can enjoy drinks and food. The view is amazing and in combination with the location it has a spiritual feeling. We ordered Appetizers, also known in Turkish as Meze (each Meze around 10 TRY), and had their recommended special made Liver as main dish (35TRY). The food, especially the Mezes, were very very good and delicious. We will definitely come again. We also loved the welcoming of the owners, they talked to us right away and made us feel very comfortable. If you are close to, you have to come here! The streets up to the Cafe are a bit bumpy but it's definitely worth it. You will spend a lot of hours relaxing and finding your inner peace here.

This is a fabulous place in Selcuk. Great food and atmosphere. Staff showed care and passion and…read morefriendliness from the moment we arrived. Denis our waiter was friendly, helpful, personable and humorous. The wonderful chef came out to introduce herself. Highly recommend this wonderful establishment.

This cafe is one of our favorite places for morning tea with a breakfast pastry. Indoor outdoor…read moreseating. Nice cafe, clean well maintained. Service is efficient and friendly. We also stop in for Turkish coffee in the afternoons and enjoy watching the locals walking by. They serve breakfast too. It's also a bakery so cookies, cakes and interesting Turkish pastries. Be sure to have Acma it's delicious with tea.