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.

Nargile became part of Turkish culture from the 17th century, so my new friend Sandra whom I met on…read moretour had to try it just for kicks! I have heard of Hooka before but in Turkey. It is called Nargile. I'm not a fan of this vapor or any form of smoking, but since I was in Turkey. I figured what the heck! I might as well chill, and try a couple of puffs. We found this place while walking around the old city shopping area. The very nice vibe and the staff is friendly. I enjoyed chillin' here and drank a couple of soda water while people watched. If you sit outside in the evening, you can also enjoy the view of the fortress in the back. Very lovely.

I highly recommend the black mulberry (Karadut) wine. Not too sweet, and tangy. Also great service,…read morenot pushy but helpful staff. Karadut sarabini mutlaka deneyin. Hizmet te seviyeli ve yardimcilar. Kesinlikle tavsiye ederim.

We visited Kaplankaya's winehouse in Sirince in June. It's a very charming little shop near the top…read moreof this quaint mountain village. We sampled 8 delicious fruit wines, a staple of the region along with olive oil. We particularly enjoyed the black mulberry--rich and fruity but not cloyingly sweet like some dessert wines--and the peach,which had a lovely tang. The young man staffing the shop that day was very friendly and helpful but not pushy in regard to our buying. (We did--a multipack which was packaged nicely in a sturdy box that was easy to carry as we shopped during the rest of the day and to transport home in our luggage.) Extremely reasonable prices--about $8 per bottle at that day's exchange rate.

I ate at this place with a group of about 30. We had a wonderful experience! We made prior…read morearrangements and the food was delicious plus the people were very nice and friendly! We really enjoyed our time here!

This cafe is one of our favorite places for morning tea with a breakfast pastry. Indoor outdoor…read moreseating. Nice cafe, clean well maintained. Service is efficient and friendly. We also stop in for Turkish coffee in the afternoons and enjoy watching the locals walking by. They serve breakfast too. It's also a bakery so cookies, cakes and interesting Turkish pastries. Be sure to have Acma it's delicious with tea.

Absolutely delicious! Friendly staff, amazing view…read more Conscientious owners do their best to minimize food waste. Also a great example for female empowerment in rural Turkey (all-female staff, all local)