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.

This is a really simple review. I was hungry and in the downtown of Selcuk. I wanted a great…read moreTurkish meal without the fuss. So I sat down across from the old Roman aqueduct at Ejder Restaurant. The outside atmosphere was amazing. Kids riding scooters in pajamas, teen girls giggling and looking at phones, old men playing backgammon, and small-town nightlife with actual locals. I ordered some cheese cigars, a stuffed eggplant and a beer. Everything was delicious. In fact, it was too much food and all in less than $25. Sometimes I need to step back from the Michelin experience and go eat with the locals. This was a really rewarding experience.

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!

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.

closed! The restaurant has been closed for 2 years so I'm…read morenot sure why it keeps showing up number 1. We ate at erzicam and had amazing food.

After wandering around Kusadasi for a few hours, my family ended up here for lunch and I'm glad we…read moredid! None of us had ever had Turkish food before and we were drawn in by the fresh oven baked flatbread and kebabs. We ordered a bunch of different meats that arrived freshly grilled with some vegetables and peppers, along with bread and various dips. It was quite the spread and we left with full tummys. Service was great and the oven baked flatbread was excellent.

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!

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

The food here was so good…read more My son had a lentil soup that's as amazing. I had my staple item when I go to a Turkish restaurant, Beyti kebab. This beyti kebab differs from the ones o have had in the past. The meat wasn't the usual one they do on the skewer like Adana kebab, this was chunks of meat within a baked bread, not a wrap like they use for dorum. It was super interesting in terms of their interpretation, but I found it a bit greasy and lacking in salt. Nonetheless, I ate it because it was good. I'll probably have acid reflux later, but whatever. My son and husbands family had pide. One was meat and cheese. They other had plain meat and another had ground beef. They were good. We ended with a kunefe that was very delicious. The staff was a super hospitable and accommodating. The restaurant is clean, but not fancy or a very nice atmosphere making you want to stay there for a while. It's just a typical restaurant on the side of the road.

Good food, reasonable prices, good service and home delivery…read more We have eaten here several times and always enjoyed our meals. The restaurant is clean and nice casual ambiance. It's on the Main Street of Ozdere so some traffic noise but good people watching too. The owners make everything fresh, the Pide that comes to your table is just out of the oven. I highly recommend for lunch or dinner. Delivery is fast and well packaged.

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)

Do it! Excellent food! We ported in Kusadasi, Turkey for the day and walked the beach walk and…read morecame across this place, reviews were high so here we are! It's so good if you like fresh Mediterranean style food and not afraid to indulge! We got a few appetizers and they are generous portions along w the grilled octopus! The service was quick and friendly and they speak English, which was helpful! We wanted a view of the bay but the food is worth sacrificing the ocean views! Enjoy! Let me know if you try this place!

Had Fresh grilled sea bass and sea breem today for lunch. Excellent meal…read more For starters ate shrimp in eggplant purée. Delicious

We had lunch at this restaurant located in the small, quaint town of Şirince, approximately 20…read moreminutes from Selçuk. The town of Şirince can feel quite touristy especially near the dolmus (mini bus) drop off station, but this restaurant luckily is a bit of a hike away from that area. The restaurant serves good local food and they are especially known for the Kirkinca kebap, roasted beef served atop yogurt along with mushrooms and eggplant. We also tried manti which is the Turkish ravioli. This dish is interesting in the sense that it is served with yogurt instead the typical sauces expected to be served with pasta. Don't let this deter you though, it's delicious. Also, the manti here are just the right size, sometimes they can be very tiny and with little meat. They have several local wines on their menu, mostly by the bottle though.

Excellent food and a very welcoming atmosphere. Surprisingly good for a touristy town.read more