It's David people classic. It's very social place and lots of people go there. Nice cafe but it's…read morevery noisy place and it's allowed to smoke because of that I don't like it. And it's a bit expensive compared to other cafes in city.

It's one of good restaurants in city. The place is silent and clean. You can try delicious foods…read moreand I strongly suggest baklava for dessert.

It's one of my favorite places. There are delicious cakes and good hot drinks. There is nothing…read moremuch to tell, go and try.

It's in the heart of Balikligol. When I go there, I find peace. The service can be better and it's…read morea little dirty because of the pigeons. Nonetheless you should go and sit by the lake and feel the peace.

While in Şanlıurfa, a group of 5 of us visited this restaurant and had lunch. We were greeted by a…read moreman in a suit that spoke English fairly well, which was nice. When we sat down we asked for a menu, and were told that they didn't have one. I always prefer a menu so I can at least get a feel for what is being offered and hopefully see a picture or two. We then asked to use the restroom and to our surprised, again, the restaurant didn't have one. They did however have a sink to wash our hands. Our group ordered 5 entrees, asking the manager to bring us a hodgepodge to share. He initially brought out 5 cold tomato/cucumber soups, which some of us liked. It tasted like a Turkish gazpacho. For entrees it seemed that the only thing the restaurant offered was döner meat, which I guess makes sense from the name. They brought five platers of sliced döner meat overtop a bed of rice, garnished with onion, tomato and parsley on the side. A bread basket accompanied the meal, so we were eating with rice and making sandwiches. The flavor of the meats were good. Two of the platers had a warm Turkish type of marinara sauce poured over top the meat, which gave it even a better flavor. We told the waiter to bring us some extra marinara in a bowl, for dipping purposes, which really gave the meal an extra kick. I personally would have appreciated a bit more variety in the meal choices, but since there wasn't a menu, I'm not sure if that was even an option. The food was good, not great. Service, however, was wonderful and the price was 69 Turkish lira for 5 guests, about $6 per person, which can't be beat.

Şahane. Excellent. Yummy. Perfect harmony of crunchy kadayif dough and the best cheese, topped off…read morewith with best butter and syrup. Price was great at about $1.75.