Perfect for late sleepers! We got a delicious breakfast served well into lunchtime, and the service…read morewas fantastic. Muhammed took great care of us, and his colleague was equally attentive, though we sadly didn't catch his name. Warm, personal service in a cozy setting. Highly recommend!"

Excellent food from the soup of the day. Just like grandma makes. To the appetizers delicious. The…read morelamb dinner is fabulous. The spices are perfect. The cost is too low. The service outstanding. A must restaurant not to be missed. Did I almost forget- the view is lovely.

Great atmosphere, and nice presentations of the drinks and hookah!…read more The Turkish coffee was served on a very nice cup, which I really liked. The tea, too. The hookah was great too! The smoke was pretty smooth (though my friend disagreed). The interior was also very carefully decorated. I was only allowed to smoke 30 minutes in door (they said it was the law), before I had to move outside with my new friend. It was cold in the winter, but we enjoyed it so much that the temperature was nothing to us. It was nice watching all the lights from the shops outside too.

This seams to be one of the most famous places in town! Centrally located in the town right where…read moreall the buses come in and poised for a relaxing yet exciting time. I loved the open atmosphere of the restaurant and the comfortable seating around the indoor/outdoor patio. We came here more hungry then normal. I ordered the Pottery kebab which comes in a heated clay pot. The dish is heated then broken open at the table to dump out the contents of a heated beef stew like dish. I also ordered the Veggie quesadilla which might be my favorite dish here. I actually came back here again just for the quesadilla. This is filled with peppers to replace the meat. I'm not a veterinarian but this was better then the other meat dishes I've had. To drink I had the Limon coco. This wasn't bad but I might get something else next time.

Great atmosphere right on the main strip and by most hotels, very good coffee, but most importantly…read morethe kindest owner took care of us and made us feel welcome. I love this country and the gentle natured hospitality we have received, but this place in particular has been proud of what they do and hope to share it with those of us that traveled in. Definitely go here if you have time!

The pistachio latte and pistachio milkshake sign was what drew us in but the bright personality of…read morethe owner was what got us to sit down. Pistachio latte is perfectly balanced between latte and real crushed pieces of pistachio. The pistachio milkshake was everything I wanted. Not too sweet, not too nutty, perfectly balanced. I do wish it was a little more frozen (like American milkshakes) but still delicious. We also had the pistachio cheesecake and baklava, both were great in their own ways. Owner really raves about his pistachio creme. Long story short, it's dank!

We stumbled upon this place while walking down the Göreme streets. The place looked local and…read moretraditional from the window and decided to check it out. the staff was very welcoming and kind and took our order promptly. I had a lentil soup to start with which was a bit of the watery side, it wasn't great compared to other soups in the region. For the main I had the beef kebab which came with rice and salad. It was good and tasty but again, nothing outstanding. I would probably not recommend this place or com back but it was okay enough

I haven't had any good experience with Turkish food so far. They all seemed too tasteless to my…read moreasian tongue. So I had come to Saray with avery low expectation and the waiter/ owner's friendliness dragged my friend and I to give them a try. I ordered kofte that came with soft bread and rice and salad. Finally I got it right! It was rich in flavor and the portion is generous too. It was a lot better than the expensive kofte I had at Maccan Hotel the night before. We also ordered the eggplant that was a little undertaste, but a pinch of salt did it. I'd suggest people to give this place a try.

We arrived in the mid-afternoon after a long morning of sightseeing. We walked uphill from where…read morewe parked in the Goreme centre and had our choice of seats anywhere. We came for the views and were not disappointed! There was open air patio and indoor seating options. One caveat about sitting inside by the glass windows yellow jackets that flew inside would keep trying to leave by banging into the glass. Staff eventually had to get rid of them. The menu was filled with Anatolian dishes with a good amount of grilled items. Our choices: Cokertime Chicken Kebab - First time having this style of kebabs. The matchstick potatoes, tomato sauced chicken strips and garlic yogurt was a great flavor and taste combination. It was delicious with the crunch from the matchstick potatoes adding a nice texture to a normally chewy kebab dish. Lamb Shank was grilled to perfection and the meat just fell off the bone. The bone marrow molasses sauce added a nice sweetness and richness. Lastly the barley risotto was a nice twist as creamy as if Arborio rice was used. Pumpkin Crème brûlée was finished in front of us with a mini torch. While a nice show the topping wasn't fully caramelized after all that effort. The pumpkin and crème brûlée turned out to be a tasty combination of flavors. Overall service was good and attentive. Would love to come back on a return trip to Goreme.

Spectacular views at a Michelin-recommended spot in the small village of Goreme. The hotel is among…read morethe highest in town, giving you expansive views of the village below. Food is good, priced a little higher than restaurants in town but worth it if you get a good table (I had a great one). Service was adequate, but the lack of reservations (or a guarantee you'll get a good table) is always a risk. Surprised they wouldn't even let hotel guests reserve in advance.

Very delicious food, great place to eat. Healthy dishes made by the meat from their own farm.read more

Women owned business!!! It got decent reviews here and we were very hungry so we stopped in…read more Excellent food, got a mix of plates. Their red wine is also delicious. The service is slow, we asked for the check, put the card in the thing, went up to find someone to take it twice or three times because the service would just disappear. Took about 10 minutes to pay and by that time we were frustrated. The fresh bread is incredible, you can see it being made too. Desert was ok, ambience was ok, very smoky despite being outdoors and we saw two cat fights within 8 feet of us.

Amazing food and service. This restaurant is part of the Museum Hotel which is the best hotel in…read moreCappodocia. There is a VIP room for drinks and to relax before or after dinner as well. If you're not a guest at the hotel, come early to enjoy the scenario and outdoor area.

We went here for dinner and then breakfast the next day during our stay at Museum Hotel. The food…read morewas amazing both times! The ambiance is on the classier side. The service was very good at breakfast. At dinner, it was also pretty good except it took a while for us to get our bill. I would eat here again if I was in the area.

You know a restaurant is good when it's busy. Namaste India is always busy…read more My wife, five-year-old daughter, and I ventured in on a December Friday for dinner around 6 p.m. We beat the rush and got a table right away. We ordered the butter chicken, rice (you have to order it separately), butter and garlic naan, and a veggie dish. Best Indian we've ever had? Absolutely not, but it still hit the spot. A few things to note- the naan isn't thick, but flat. It's not as moist as at other Indian restaurants. Also, the Indian tea is NOT the chai you'll find in India. This one taste more like English breakfast tea with milk. Service was good and the space is large with clean restrooms. They also have free Wi-Fi. (Ask your server for the password.)

Many will tell you this is a great place to enjoy Indian cuisine, and they are very right about it…read more This restaurant is one of the bigger ones. They have a large selection of Turkish and Indian food. I ordered butter chicken with rice biryani. Food was served within timely manner. The butter chicken was overwhelmingly flavourful; if your taste buds can handle it, try it! You will definitely need to order a couple orders of rice or nann! Also try their fried goat cheese, spicy and delicious! The service was awesome, too. Very attentive. Overall, this place is a solid 4.8 out 5. If I ever visit Cappadocia, this will be the place!

Family style cooking with fresh ingredients and nice ambience. Their beef stew was tender and…read moreflavorful. Service was excellent.

Could not recommend this cooking class enough. By far the best experience I've had in Turkey! The…read morefamily is so kind and welcoming. Upon arrival they greet you with tea and cookies and make you feel like you are welcome by trying to get to know you. We even got fun Turkish names! The grandma, husband, wife and kids were all so warm and the food we made was amazing. My only regret is eating food before going bc all the food there was DELICIOUS and there was A LOT. You will not be hungry after that's for sure. If you have time I would definitely take this class. I loved it so much and feel like I got a truly authentic Turkish experience and foods. Plus their home and kitchen is beautiful!

Grilled chicken incredibly moist and tasty; chicken pottery best we've had so far in Turkey. The…read morerestaurant was recommended to us by a local.

Really delicious dinner we had in Cappadocia. Party of 5 booked ahead. Cave style dining that's set…read morein a warm atmosphere with decent portions and kind service. The menu features both individual items and singular items. As a group wanting to try a number of different things, we ordered a couple sets and a couple individual dishes, as not everyone wanted the soup/salad and dessert that was included in every set. Lamb is a speciality here so highly recommend it, especially the lamb chops. There are a number of protein options so I would say to get a few and try a number of dishes. They also have pottery kebab, but we didn't order it since we had it at Dibek. That being said the presentation of this one comes with a bit more flare. Another delicious dish was the manti, which is comparable to small dumplings or raviolis, typically filled with meat. It was served warm which was fantastic (we had it served cold at another restaurant and didn't enjoy it as much).