Restaurants in Marmaris
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Ney Restaurant
Tucked away off the street up some steps is this tiny but delightful restaurant set in a 250-year-old Greek house. Decorated with seashells and wind chimes, it's run by the charming Birgül, owner and cook, who offers delicious home cooking at pleasing prices. Try the mantı böreğı (Turkish ravioli).
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İdil Mantı Evi
This Bar St shop keeps the punters upright with rich gözleme and other alcohol-soak-up snacks.
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Doyum
Ample breakfasts (TL7) and a good salad selection complement the tasty kebaps here.
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Meryem Ana
Though simple and understated, this place serves terrific traditional home cooking. A firm family affair, you can see the mother and aunt hard at work in the kitchen stuffing vine leaves. It has an excellent reputation locally and is a good choice for veggies too.
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Özsüt
With tables set on the seafront, this is the perfect place to tuck into a Turkish pud or two. This ever-popular chain offers the usual freshness and high quality that will have you moaning for more. Try the delightfully named aşure (Noah's pudding).
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Liman Restaurant
Inconspicuously set in the bazaar, this old favourite run by the gracious Ömer Yüce serves excellent mezes and fish dishes, such as grilled sea bass (TL22), fish soup and calamari. Landlubbers will enjoy the kavurma (stir-fried lamb). Just check prices in advance to keep the bill under control.
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Fellini
Film-themed and specialising in Italian fare, this waterfront restaurant serves great thin-crust pizzas (TL18 to TL22) and pasta (TL15 to TL24).
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Café Yavuz Patisserie
Also offering an appetising array of Turkish tantalisers, this place is particularly known for its baklava, made daily.
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Panorama Restaurant & Bar
The marina-view terrace here is more famous than the food, though it's still a nice place for pizza or pasta and sunset drinks.
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Ney
Up from the western marina, little Ney has atmosphere, in a 250-year-old Greek house. The home-cooked specialties include tavuklu mantı böreği (Turkish ravioli with chicken; TL14).
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Meryemana
The nourishing traditional tastes here, including mezes, spicy dips and homemade bread, draw a Turkish crowd as well as visitors. Try the mantı (TL6).
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Cafe by Özel
Chowdown Central caters to anyone and everyone ('Holland's kroket', anyone?).
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Alin's Cafe & Restaurant
This Turkish chain does inexpensive and healthy grills, burgers and filled baked potatoes.
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Aquarium Restaurant
A port-side restaurant with sublime views, this is a good spot for large grills and steaks.
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