Sema Gözleme

The best authentic Turkish food you will find. We visited several times for dinner and also tried their breakfast. Amazing every time, must try!

Lovely family owned restaurant. Very charming and delicious traditional Turkish food. Very nice owner and a clean place that takes Covid seriously too. Highly recommended :)

Simple nice local food. Every dish around 30-40. High, but the touristic place, it was fair.

Authentic and very tasty home cooked food for fair prices. Especially the Manti was the best I have ever had. I can’t really understand the bad reviews that I am reading here since you can’t expect high fashion interior and superb service for a local run family owned business. It’s great that these places exist and I have never been happier to give a 5 star rating.

Small quite place with homemade food, not too expensive for the area but don’t expect the same quality as the fancy restaurants on the beach, no alcohol, just tea and maybe you’ll get a free watermelon dish at the end.

We arrived here around 9PM. We saw the restaurant at our way to the hotel at around 7:30PM and it was full. There was no food left when we arrived, but the owner offered us to make some Gözleme if we want. We ordered 3 sorts of Gözleme: spinache & cheese, potato and minced meat! The yufka was very fresh and delicious, all the ingridients were very tasteful and fresh, especially the minced meat was my favourite! They offered us some home made Tursu, which is very delicious with Gözleme! Definitely coming back here for some more home made food!

One of the best home cooked meals we've had in Turkey. Sema's Manti and Menemen were the best we've ever eaten. The gözleme were light, hot, fresh, and made to order. And her daily special of the day (stuffed eggplant) was unforgettable. The hospitality and bottomless tea were simply icing on the cake. Highly, highly recommended for those who want a taste of authenticity in a town built for tourists!

White beans (kuru fasulye) were tasty, however the rice needed salt and the sarma (stuffed grape leaves) were terrible. See the photos, they were wrapped terribly. They were missing pine nuts and currants, or there was so little that my fiancé and I couldn’t find them. The tzatziki (cacik) was spoiled and tasted sour, it was obvious it had been sitting out in the heat for some time. The owner was nice and offered us tea, the prices were high but I suppose average for this touristy area. 115 TL for lunch for two people. UPDATE: Thank you Sema Gözleme for your response, however my review stands. I believe how one responds to criticism tells a lot, and you don’t seem very open to critique. As an aside, I didn’t copy and paste my response translating it from English to Turkish (or vice versa). My fiancé was there with me and as we are two separate individuals we wrote separate reviews. I wish you and your business the best.