Really beautiful Café with lots of cute details in decoration. The ice tea, coffee frappe and…read moreespecially the cheesecake were loveley. It is located in the very small streets, so that there is very pleasant shadow to relax after a walk in the city.

I have been to Turkey several times, and at this restaurant a few weeks ago, I had the best gözleme…read more(very thin flatbread) EVER. It was the specialty of the house with a yogurt sauce. Someone else at the table had a potato one, which was dry. So go for the special or anything with the yogurt sauce. I also had blackberry juice and the house coffee with the tray that includes the coffee cup, little dish for some lokum, and water in a clay mug. We were a tour of about 15 people. The service was friendly, flexible, and quick. We sat out on the terrace. Though it was a hot day, it was windy and many people wished they would have brought their jackets.

You can easily find this place when you see The long que in front of it. Unfortunately it is over…read morerated too much Greasy and sweet. Only difference is cinnamon. But i must say price is really affordable and even small size is enough for at least 3 person.

We went with a party of 5 for breakfast. Pleasant, nice outdoor setting, nice for people watching…read moreand close to the water. Tables are too tightly packed for comfort. Can barely navigate to the tables. No menus. Service is at average speed. We had Ayvalik toast, which was well prepared and tasty. To get ice cream, you have to get up and get in line. The place is a favorite for locals, many of whom smoke like a chimney. If second hand smoke bothers you, avoid this place.

The place was just like a normal fish restaurant. The fish that I ate was just realy good. I've ate…read more" Fener in Güveç and Seabass " they were realy delicius. The apparatives were good, I only ate " atom " it is like spicy dried peppers in turkish yogurt, I didn't tasted the other ones because to be honest they didn't look so hygienic. If you want to eat delicious fishes I definitely recommend this place, but like I said it is a shabby restaurant, so if you want more like a luxurious experience, you should consider the other options because there are tons of restaurants in the area.

We came here for lunch and were taken great care of! We are obsessed with the papalina in Cunda. It…read morewas great here...you can tell they keep their frying oil fresh. The olives and olive oil in the dishes were fantastic - you can't find bad oil when you are so close to Ayvalik. Octopus salad and roasted eggplant salad was great. We tried a new meze...blanched and chilled greens which we dipped into the cold tomato sauce on the side. It was such a nice surprise. Loved it here!