Hookah. tea, and latte were amazing. Emre, who was working there, was an absolute pleasure. He…read moreserved us promptly, was kind and friendly, and we had a great conversation the entire time. Atmosphere was relaxed and comfortable. Will definitely go back and would recommend others to go there as well.

Great spot to relax. Has a great view and staff are very friendly. Desserts are homemade and it has…read morea great view which is a plus. The place is very clean but a bit hidden. I definitely recommend this place

The view is to die for and all the food served our large group measured high on the tasty level…read more The Moussaka was especially delicious. The service is so good that our waiter helped me add the restaurant to Yelp! An absolutely lovely place.

The best meatballs in Göreme Town. Also the price is…read morereasonable. Owner here is very warm and hospitable. Great experience here. Nice :)

I went here on recommendation from my Lonely Planet guidebook, but sadly although the "meeting…read morepoint" sign is still up, it has undergone a change of ownership. If you look closely at the other signs in the restaurant, it is now called Hasan Usta. The food was cheap and cheerful, very Turkish, unlike what it used to be under Meeting Point which was more international. The woman serving doesn't really speak any English, and the Turkish food is mediocre. The only saving grace is that it is relatively cheap. Go to the cafe a few doors down for a more international menu and more variation in drinks, like smoothies.

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.

I stayed at the Termessos hotel and each morning I would have breakfast at their Terrace Cafe…read more Hilal, the morning server, and Mustafa would always ask how I was doing and bring me an amazing breakfast of omelette, bread and jelly, various cheeses and olives which were all delicious. Early in the morning you can watch the balloons float by. In the evening I would relax on the terrace and watch the sights while the excellent staff would bring me drinks. The service at the cafe is excellent!

This is basically a bar with belly dancing. They don't serve meal but just the appetizer. The show…read moreincludes all drink and night entertainment show. They start with very traditional dance with beautiful costumes. The dances are very traditional with steps. The story includes couple dance, sword dance, and more. The show includes the audience participation. The belly dancing is the final show. But I feel that is more like the asking for tip. The show is good to include all alcoholic drink. But the price is high with tiny seat provided. Angle to watch also is difficult.