Traditional Turkish Food

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Traditional Turkish Food

Postby haydn » 27 Apr 2010 17:13

Can anyone tell me where i can get traditional turkish food at a reasonable price.
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Re: Traditional Turkish Food

Postby smc4761 » 27 Apr 2010 17:30

Nefes in the old village does traditional turkish food and is very well priced. They only serve soft drinks or water. It is located near to Robin Hood pub in the old vilage. Cafe Rose is also near here but is abit more expensive but is supposed to be very good

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Re: Traditional Turkish Food

Postby shastie » 27 Apr 2010 18:09

Cafe Rose in the Old Village is really good and you get loads of food for your money but book to avoid disappointment. Another traditional one is Kerem on the canal which is good but not the cheapest. We will be visiting both when we go back in Sept - can't wait.
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Re: Traditional Turkish Food

Postby dinky_cath » 27 Apr 2010 18:16

Nefis pide as mentioned above
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Re: Traditional Turkish Food

Postby Sue » 27 Apr 2010 19:29

Kardelin for me just up the road from Tansis, also like Nephis
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Re: Traditional Turkish Food

Postby mary6 » 27 Apr 2010 21:11

Temel Kofte accross from the school their food is brill and the prices are very good :D
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Re: Traditional Turkish Food

Postby pj » 27 Apr 2010 21:17

Hi, the one we used last year was next to bullshit's I think it's called Adana real turkish food and good prices.
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Re: Traditional Turkish Food

Postby ochlynda » 27 Apr 2010 23:26

Selam excellent restaurant

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Re: Traditional Turkish Food

Postby cassia » 28 Apr 2010 03:19

Kerem on the canal is beautiful, and they are very friendly.. It has a 'homely' peaceful atmosphere :)

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Re: Traditional Turkish Food

Postby Fanny » 29 Apr 2010 22:06

nefes if you want pide/pizza type food
or if it's a meal you're after, Selam - can't rave about this place enough!!! the people here really care about making sure everything's just right
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Re: Traditional Turkish Food

Postby cassia » 29 Apr 2010 22:47

i think most places in the old village stick to the traditional turkish meals more, if i go for a turkish meal i will definitely go to the old village or the kerem on the canal :)
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