Pleasant, simple restaurant. Nice outdoor seating. Food is good at reasonable prices for area…read more Service is very slow. Not bad for leisurely meal but do not have anywhere to be.

Authentic family restaurant on pedestrian walkway…read more Nice selection of Turkish meals at reasonable prices. Tavuk Şiş is highly recommended. And of course an Efes Pilsner.

The food was good, especially that DESSERT! The service was fast and friendly. Not sure about…read morevalue, because the meal was paid for by the travel company. The ambiance was nice enough, though I really wish Turkey had more air conditioning!

Indoor and shaded outdoor dining. Good service and prices. Our group was happy with all the food…read moreand drink choices.

Very good dürüm, exactly what we were looking for. The location is off the main route but quite…read moreeasy to find. The owner and hospitality is wonderful and after your meal you can peruse his carpets - a wealth of knowledge if you want to learn about carpets - no pressure to buy. We just looked and learned.

This place can be summarized by delicious kebabs at a fantastic price! This place is tucked away…read moreoff a side street a little ways from the city center, so you might miss it, but be sure to go and find it if you want kebabs! Being out of the way is a big plus because it is a much quieter and peaceful place to eat a meal (they also have outdoor seating) than the other kebab places closer to the city center. Even though it is a little off the beaten path, it is only a couple minutes' walk from the center and is on the way to the Temple of Artemis, so it is a great place to stop and eat lunch. Their kebabs are served as a whole meal, with rice, vegetables, fries, and bread, so you definitely don't leave hungry!

I came here from Tokyo for holidays and the reception at a hotel I was staying recommended this…read moreplace. The service was good enough and foods I ordered were a decent level. What is the most preferred point is that they don't charge much for the touristy area. Not a big restaurant so it gets easily packed at around 7:00 pm. I only know this restaurant here but would recommend to people as tourists.

Four of us walked in without a reservation about 9 pm on a Tuesday night. We had fabulous service…read moreand each item was delicious. The menu was in both Turkish and English. Coffee and dessert were offered but we were just too full. We highly recommend! ( try the grilled meats)

This place is so good, it's not even funny. The Turkish pide comes with a complimentary salad, and…read moretasted so good! Very authentic and the staff was very friendly. The kid that served us was so funny, and wanted to take a picture with us. I had the Spinach and Cheese Pide, and my new friend Sandra who I met on the tour had the mixed meat. Super delicious!

Good simple pizza. Good price. Nothing fancy. Street tables. And oh - fresh fresh salad with local…read moreolive oil - excellent. Kind owners too.

Great atmosphere. Wonderful food. Very local feel. Generous portions. Mosquitos though!read more

If you are in Turkey, GO TO THIS RESTAURANT!!! It is super authentic and the food is amazing! The…read moreamazing Turkish ladies who are making the authentic bread from scratch and cooking the food is an experience you must partake in! The restaurant has outdoor seating with multiple seating areas, complete with cushions and pads on the patio areas. You remove your shoes, sit on the cushions and feast! Did I mention that the food was AMAZING?!?! It truly was! If you are in the area and can make it here for lunch, do not miss out!

I came from the USA and the food and drinks are great and price is great, the service is the best…read moreeveryone is so friendly and attentive to your needs. The ambiance is awesome at night it's dim lit a great place to relax and enjoy yourself, I will continue to always come back here if I can get the chance again.

We were recommended this place by the owner of UrkmezHotel where we stayed. The cafe as downstairs…read moreof the building which used to be the railway staff quarters back in the British times and yep - the cafe is beautiful. Since it was cold, we sat inside but it'll definitely be fun to sit outdoors since it's facing a large green square (of grass) and there's also a little park adjoining it. Loved the old photos of Ephesus hung on the walls and the tables too+wall decor reflects the old colonial spirit. We had the sahlep ( special winter drink) which is said to be the best ever and we can vouch that it was delicious. Also had a pastry which was yummy. Recommended.

We flew direct from LA to Atarturk airport and 2 hrs later, took an onward flight to Izmir. We were…read morepicked up by the owner of Urkmez Hotel and 45mins later, was in our room at Selcuk. Although it was 10:30pm on 22.12.12 and the town seemed sleepy, we were recommended to go Cabare which was owned by them (with a 10% discount card in hand!). The restaurant dining area was on the top floor and as soon as we walked in, we were amazed to see that most of the (long) tables were full and there was a live singer singing traditional turkish songs!! We were seated right next to him and with the fantastic mezze, raki +Efes beer plus the melodious tunes+great voice, it was the best ever "WelcomeToTurkeyForThe1stTime" one could ask for!! We rounded off the meal with delicious baklava and cay! Recommended!!

It is not an exaggeration to say that this was the best fish I have ever had. Tender, buttery, just…read morethe right amount of spices, a nice crispy skin. Even going on half a year later, some nights I just can't sleep and all I do is think about my amazing meal from this place. Now I will say that their fish might not hold up next to some 5 star restaurant in New York, BUT considering you can get a fabulous meal here for just a few bucks, this place will win every time (not to mention you won't have to deal with NY snobs here - ha!). Ok so on to details: Service was fantastic! They were super nice and, although their english and my Turkish are limited-to-none, through gestures we were able to decide on their recommended dishes, which were the bass or their fried fish, which are unique to this region but of course now I can't remember their name. Both were delicious, although I definitely recommend the bass. I think the "thing to do" is to get a bottle of carrot juice to go along with the fish. I was coerced into this practice by a local who was eating next to me and don't regret it!

After visiting Ephesus in Selçuk, we stopped here for a quick lunch. I got chicken shawarma and it…read morewas amazing. We thought the shawarma was much better than what we got in Istanbul and also we didn't get sick from the shawarma in Selçuk but we did get sick from the shawarma in Istanbul... This is a great spot to stop for a cheap lunch.

Went here based on the 5-star reviews from yelp but now wish I had noticed that the other reviewers…read morewere foreign. Some of the most mediocre cop sis we had ever eaten, and my kofte had that kind of petrol taste some grills give off when they are cooking on a dirty surface. You know what I mean right? Anyway would definitely avoid if we are in Selcuk again anytime soon. Two stars is for the pleasant and fast service.