This stylish hotel resto in the hills behind town offers a lovely setting for a memorable meal. The creative menu features mezes like smokey trout with arugula, lemon, red onion and capers (₺14), while mains include lamb tagine with pears (₺89). The raki aniseed brandy) and wine lists are excellent. No children under 12.
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