The best place at the fish market. It is not my first time and I tried several placesread more

It is not only the Restaurant but the atmosphere there in the place where you can choice your fish…read moreand they cook it for you the starters are great and the service to. I want to go back there.

Obviously a take off on the better Harry's Bar in Venice. Shame, in my opinion, that there is…read morenothing in any way similar. Service was extremely slow at 5.30 pm and the cocktails terrible. Upside is the view. High above Olu, with sweeping views and hang gliders drifting by coming into land. Being fair, two guys at our hotel, visited late in the evening and said it was great. Good female vocalist and they enjoyed it so I won't badly knock the bar.

Great view and breeze while eating. We ordered a mixed seafood salad, salmon taco (looks more like…read morea burrito), mezd plate. All were very tasty. Oh and a banana/apple/peach smoothie with extra ice.

Excellent service and great food! We had 3 appetizers and two sea basses. The appetizers were fresh…read moreand came with grilled slices of bread. They have a small display with fish, you can choose what you want them to cook. The service was amazing, every 10-15 a waiter was checking on us. At the end they gave us a fruit plate on the house. It is strange that this place was not present on yelp, i think it deserves more attention. Couldn't find where to put the name of the restaurant, it is called "Mavi Dalga Restaurant"

I'm not sure if this restaurant in the old town is related to the Megri lokantasi or not but it…read moreseems there are several establishments with the same name (Megri cafe, restaurant and lokantasi). We prefer to eat at the lokantasi but ended up at this location guided by Google maps, mainly looking to try their desti (or test? I've seen it spelled both ways) kebap which essentially is a stew cooked in a clay pot. Both the restaurant and cafe are located in the same area with the old town, share covered outdoor tables and kitchen. The lokantasi seems to be nearby but not in the old town (also as per google maps). We first started with the Mediterranean salad and a couple of mezes (çacık and smoked eggplant), all were very good. The stew took a long while to be ready which we took as a good sign that it was actually being cooked as advertised and not just being placed inside the clay pot for show. One the stew was ready the pot was brought to our table and literally the base was lit up on fire I guess to continue the cooking and to help with cracking the top part of the pot open. The stew was good, they were generous with the amount of lamb meat and didn't just fill the pot with vegetables. The meat was overall tender but some pieces here and there were slightly overcooked. The dish is for 2 people and it's not cheap (1800 TL at the time of this review) but it was worth trying since it's not a dish commonly served in restaurants throughout Turkey.

Tea costs TL7, which is more expensive than anywhere else…read more The location is calm and serene. Staff are not interested in serving. We were supposed to order the main course but decided to leave since we did not feel welcome.

Watch out the bill scam of this restaurant. It's located in the fish market. At the first look the…read moredecoration isn't bad. The rule of the fish market is you order fish/seafood directly from the market and then the restaurant cooks it for you, at the charge for each customer, whatever how many dishes they cooked. Before we sat down, we confirmed the service fee is fixed 6TL/pp. Everything went ok, but when the bill came, surprisingly the owner/waiter (an old man) overcharged us for 12TL. When we asked what's this charge was, he started to murmuring it's because of the extra shrimp and calamari we bought to cook, and all other restaurants charged the same. No, not true at all. We asked the neighbor restaurant they confirmed they only charged the fix 6TL/pp.After I complained to him and told him I'm going to tell everybody online how dishonest he is, he throw out the crap like whatever. Basically this restaurant ruined the fun of eating at fish market. So be careful, just avoid the Reis BalikCilik.