Restaurants in Dalyan
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Caretta Caretta
Also designed by Nail Çakırhan, this place does delicious Turkish dishes (such as bonfile ve tavuk cığerli börek - beef fillet with chicken livers baked in puff pastry) at pleasing prices. With a number of tables on the riverbank and the wooden platform above the water, you have a fair chance of bagging one. It's a great place also for a beer.
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Riverside Restaurant
Considered Dalyan's best fish restaurant, the Riverside also boasts a gorgeous and breezy terrace where you can dine under mulberry trees while admiring the Lycian tombs and listening to the quack of ducks. The owner, an ex-head chef who still does his own cooking, offers exquisite seafood and fish accompanied by his own special sauces. The stuffed fish is a speciality.
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Bistrot Clou
Just off Market Square, this delightful little place offers home-style cooking at fair prices. The family who run it make everything from the house speciality, the delicious güvec (casseroles), to the crocheted tablecloths and gourd lamps. There's jazz and traditional music most nights.
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Atay Dostlar Sofrasi
You'll find competent staff and unbeatable prices at this local workers' restaurant where visitors are greeted warmly. There's a point-and-pick counter and dishes are fresh daily. It's opposite the mosque and minibus stand.
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Metin Pide & Pizza
Hugely popular for its delicious pide and pizza freshly made, this is a family affair with all members helping out. There are tables in a shaded garden opposite the restaurant.
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Demet Pastanesi
With excellent pastries and tantalising Turkish puds (TL4.50), this is also a great place for breakfast and picnic supplies. The hazelnut and walnut tart (TL5) is to die for.
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Okakbaşı Restaurant
With tables in a lovely garden with a pool and orange, plum and pomegranate trees, this place is known for its scrumptious kebaps.
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Sibel Dondurma
For ice cream, head for Sibel Dondurma, which sells 20 flavours, all locally made.
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Saki
With a brilliant (and breezy) location right on the riverfront, this very authentic eatery serves some of the most wholesome Turkish food in Dalyan restaurant. There's no menu; choose from the glass cabinet of homemade meze (TL5 to TL8), meat and fish.
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Kösk
This little place in the centre of Dalyan's high street is the busiest eatery in Dalyan, thanks to its home-style meze (TL4) and grilled dishes. There are tables in a little forecourt from where you can watch the evening parade.
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Kordon
Considered by many to be Dalyan's best fish restaurant, the Kordon has a commanding position on the river. Ichtyphobes can choose from a large selection of steaks and grills and there are a half-dozen vegetarian choices on offer.
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Dalyan İz
This excellent new addition to Dalyan's social scene is an art gallery and shop as much as a garden cafe. It's hugely popular with local expats and a great source of information.
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Chinatown
OK, it ain't going to win any culinary awards but if you (like us) need the occasional fix of Asian-style rice and/or noodles (TL6 to TL13), this British-owned eatery can assist. There's a good choice of vegetarian dishes too.
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Beyaz Gül
Just about the classiest place in town, the 'White Rose' boasts a gorgeous and breezy terrace where you can dine while admiring the cliff-top tombs and listening to background jazz. And it caters to everyone: there's a play area for the kids, nargileh (water pipe) for the lads and ladettes, and stylish decor for the discerning.
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