Help with old village apart/restaurant name...
08 Jul 2013 19:03
Hi all.
Well the boss and bank manager (She who must be obeyed
) has decided that its time to return to Icmeler (hooray). We've been many times but haven't been for the last 4 years. So once she had booked the holiday we started reminiscing and discussing the best restaurants we had visited, the great nights spent at the "Pop in" (not sure if its still open) etc. etc.
Anyway, the reason for posting; apart from to say hello, is to ask for your help in resolving a friendly dispute. This being that we cannot correctly remember the name of the restaurant and small apartment block that is directly behind the Sahin palace in the old village - absolutely lovely food and a great price
I would be really grateful if you put us out of our misery and let us know what the name is....
Thanks
Well the boss and bank manager (She who must be obeyed
) has decided that its time to return to Icmeler (hooray). We've been many times but haven't been for the last 4 years. So once she had booked the holiday we started reminiscing and discussing the best restaurants we had visited, the great nights spent at the "Pop in" (not sure if its still open) etc. etc.Anyway, the reason for posting; apart from to say hello, is to ask for your help in resolving a friendly dispute. This being that we cannot correctly remember the name of the restaurant and small apartment block that is directly behind the Sahin palace in the old village - absolutely lovely food and a great price
I would be really grateful if you put us out of our misery and let us know what the name is....
Thanks
Re: Help with old village apart/restaurant name...
08 Jul 2013 19:11
Is it the sevgi apartments you are thinking of?
Re: Help with old village apart/restaurant name...
08 Jul 2013 19:30
Yes thats the one - Many thanks Markav 
I think the owner was a man called Gunay (probably spelt wrong) and his wife. Really friendly, couldn't do enough for you. We had friends that booked to stay in some apartments up the road and because of the constant sunbed issues (you know what i mean
) they spent every day and evening at the Sevgi, just going back to the apartment to change and sleep.
They made wonderful meals.
I think the owner was a man called Gunay (probably spelt wrong) and his wife. Really friendly, couldn't do enough for you. We had friends that booked to stay in some apartments up the road and because of the constant sunbed issues (you know what i mean
) they spent every day and evening at the Sevgi, just going back to the apartment to change and sleep.They made wonderful meals.