Kütahya Lalezar Konağı

We went for a special meal in Kütahya. The food came in portions as if it were given to the cat. That's how we thought flavors were. But when he tasted his truth elsewhere, Lalezar's food was tasteless. Meanwhile, we froze in the garden. They didn't give food inside because they couldn't heat the mansion. What a pity ...

As far as I understand the mansion is run by a family. They are very caring and kind. Local dishes are predominant in the menu. The mansion is also used for organizations. You can visit the upper floors of the mansion while waiting for the food. Food is reasonably priced and tasty. My only criticism is that the backyard where the food is served does not reflect the historical atmosphere of the mansion. You are eating in a closed standard place surrounded by 4 sides. It would be much more interesting if there was a presentation in the rooms inside the mansion or in the same place but among the items that reflect the mansion. It would be nice to have the atmosphere of eating in the mansion.

You will never want to leave the peace here; delicious local food, friendly atmosphere, wonderful in every way, thank you very much to the owner and working friends :)

I definitely do not recommend. There were not many items on the menu. They do not know the prices on the menu at the checkout, they tried to overcharge. The rice pudding was bad. Thyridine doesn't taste good and portion is small. They use bim phyllo. Waiters were rude and slow. Lalezar pastry tasted like sour work. The atmosphere of the mansion was not bad, they should hang the money you pay later sign outside, someone passing by should see it. Never, ever go.

We went for the first and last time, may God not let us down again. We went to the venue as guests for the engagement ceremony. We waited about 1 hour for food. Upon our complaints, the owner of the business came and shouted, disrespectful and exceeding the limits of decency. There was only one left. I do not recommend this place, which has zero human relations and respect for customers, whether it is the world's first in terms of taste.

It is a bit cold, but it is very normal that it cannot be heated enough in winter, it is a wide place and the ceilings are high, and I think it should be looked after by the operator. Apart from these, the sincerity and especially the taste of sini ravioli makes you forget these negative conditions. I am satisfied with the service, thank you. .

The milk fig dessert and the lentil ravioli were delicious. However, if you do not insist on your desire to go to the upper floors, you will have to eat in the ordinary garden.

We stopped by today to taste the local dishes of Kütahya. We ordered a portion of sini ravioli, a portion of normal ravioli, wrap, 1 bowl of boring soup, 1 portion of tosun pastry and a fig dessert with milk, 2 mineral waters, 1 ayran. The pluses are the appetizers, albeit small, and the prices are reasonable. Lentils are used as filling in sini manti and it is the most delicious food on the table. Normal ravioli, fig dessert and boring soup are of average taste. Sarma disaster. The brine has not been salted, there is nothing but a salty taste, and it is also unsuccessful in shape. Since we were hungry, we dipped it in yogurt and ate it. There are few grains in the boring soup. We couldn't taste the Tosuncuk pastry because it was like a stone. It came preheated in the microwave, but it was like stone. When we expressed this to the girl on duty, she touched it and said it's crispy like this, I can change it if you want. But as I mentioned, we did not have teeth to cut this pastry. We did not want, we did not eat the pastry. The fig dessert would have been more delicious if medium sugar had been added, maybe walnuts. We paid a total of 116 TL for the prices, sini ravioli 30, normal ravioli 25, wrap 15, squeezing 15, milk fig dessert 15, 2 tofu, 10, with drinks. I guess they didn't charge for my toast. Additionally, unfortunately the toilet was not clean. We drank coffee in the morning and came back to eat in the afternoon. Both had no toilet paper, paper towels and were not clean. Hygiene is important. Finally, the price of coffee is reasonable 7 liras.