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.

This Starbucks is located in the Izmir airport…read more It's not quite a full Starbucks in that they don't carry coconut milk, but the service was friendly and helpful, and I was able to get my frappe (although dairy infused) before our outbound flight. They also have quite a bit of seating if you're looking for a quiet spot away from your gate. All in all, four stars.

Good ol' Starbucks. You have to go through two metal detectors to get here. This Starbucks is…read morenext to the gates. Follow the escalator downstairs. Some of the seats have charging stations, which is super convenient. Quality us the same as at other Starbucks. Located in the domestic terminal.

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.

After walking through the bazaar we explored the side streets a bit. Just by accident we stumbled…read moreupon this shop. Look great with a huge selection of products. So we went in to have a look. Every single kind of nut you could image can be found here. Mix your own or get some pre-made packages. You can sample several nuts, turkish delights and other snacks. Wonderful products here for local prices. Bought a whole bunch of cashew nuts (to bring to our cruise ship), some tea to bring home and also a variety of snacks (some very new to us) and turkish delight. All great products here. Really enjoyed it. And: the turkish delights here I sampled were vastly different from these cheap, mass-production made turkish delights that you can get on any corner. Here they had a really nice, smooth texture. Great stuff. This shop here was a really great find and worth checking out. Whenever we'll be back in town, we will definitely come back here to get a lot more of their products.

Kuşadasi is a beautiful, popular city located in Turkey. Boasting a relaxed vibe, alluring…read moreturquoise beaches, historical sites, and a major cruise port. The city is very walkable. Full of lovely shops, restaurants and plenty of areas for photo opportunities. There are several museums within walking distance. The Grand Bazaar is also located in Kuşadasi. It is one of Turkey's largest markets, offering a wide range of goods from souvenirs to leather and carpets. The restaurants line up the streets and there are several excellent choices. Ice cream is big here and for some reason it doesn't melt as fast as in the US. The ice cream is kept in huge metal tins and comes out absolutely creamy and delicous! We loved having ours. One of the best treats ever are the Turkish Delights!! I bought a nice big box of fresh made Turkish Delights to bring back home to the US. They were hand sliced in front of us and vacuum sealed for travel. We also bought some and ate them there. These instantly became a new favorite! Pigeon Island is beautiful as well. It's a small island connected to the mainland by a causeway, featuring an ancient fort with lovely gardens and a museum. I enjoyed walking around taking pictures and learning about the rich history and culture in Turkey. Kuşadasi is worth a trip. The combination of it's kind, warm people, beautiful traditions, and natural beauty make you fall in love with it. I truly enjoyed my time in Türkiye! Kuşadasi is a dream. Definitely will return. So glad I was able to visit.