It's worth the long walk past the clubs and other restaurants from Yalikavak Marina...just keep…read moregoing until you come to a little hill above a fisherman's wharf and this absolute gem of a place, with a roomy and open seating with a view of the whole bay, fresh seafood displayed proudly from which you can pick your culinary journey, and an absolutely attentive and swift serving staff which can break speed records. One of my favorite places near Bodrum- I hope it'll be there for many years to come.

We stopped at the Fener restaurant (not sure if this map is correct, the one we went to was near…read moreTurgutreis I think) on the recommendation of one of the staff at our hotel, and we were not disappointed. This place was far beyond my expectations in terms of the quality of food, and the setting. The mezes were fresh and delicious - the grilled octopus was amazing, and the fish we picked out was equally fresh. This restaurant was a pleasant change from some of the touristy spots prevalent along the coast in the area.

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.

I like it here. I find the service great, and the grilled food excellent, especially at lunch.read more

One of the bests. Try to taste all the see food, and enjoy the rest. Welcoming and friendly…read more Remember to make a reservation beforehand.

Price for levrek, 40 TL as advertised on the menu at the door is not real…read more When questioned, I was asked to walk away. Good luck! I won't even be near. Menüdeki 40TL lık Levrek fiyatını sorguladığımda düzgün bir cevap alamadım ve rezervasyonumuzu bu nedenle iptal ettiğimizi söylediğim zaman bana kapıdaki adam mekandan ayrılmamı söyledi. Ben ise ona yapıcı bir yorum yaptığımı söylemiştim. Onların kendi çıkarı için. Ne yazık ki yanlış anlaşıldı. Bol şans. Biz bir daha uğramayız.

We went to Kircin on a recommendation. Our overall impression was not good. The service was…read moreextremely slow. After a long wait, warm wine was served. After 10mins, bread followed. The mezes arrived later, not all we ordered arrived. For seafood salad, a measly mix of small shrimps and a few pieces of calamari served. Very disappointing, and considering the cost of the dish of 25TL, we were outraged. The main courses were grilled fish and meat, which were well cooked, and tasty. The food was not bad, but the service was sadly very disappointing.