01 Jul 2007 00:07
I've not been yet but i think i read somewhere that you can get the £1 full english in the Havana Bar.
English Food
01 Jul 2007 14:30
Why do you want to go to Turkey and eat English Food ?????
01 Jul 2007 14:42
hiya kari,
not sure of there answer, but as far as im concerned there is no better cure for agood effes hang over....................
not sure of there answer, but as far as im concerned there is no better cure for agood effes hang over....................
01 Jul 2007 16:42
The going rate for full English when I was there in May was typically 5YTL around £2
Richards Place in the old village is now Deja Vu, although I do belive there is a Richards Place in the main tow
Food prices have gone up over the past few years and with the exchange rate not that great yoiu may notice a difference
Stewart
Richards Place in the old village is now Deja Vu, although I do belive there is a Richards Place in the main tow
Food prices have gone up over the past few years and with the exchange rate not that great yoiu may notice a difference
Stewart
01 Jul 2007 17:38
When we were there in May there were a few who were giving english breakfast for £1 (I think the Majestic on canal was one of them althought prices may have increased as season has gone one) although most places were about £2.
Andrea
Andrea
01 Jul 2007 19:25
HeHe obviously the full englishs are a bit different sausages ect..but its funny to see everyones face when they bring the HP Brown Sauce bottle out 
01 Jul 2007 22:54
I'm normally a great lover of a good old English, greasy fry-up and like wa66yne says, it's a great cure for an Efes hangover. We always go B&B in Icmeler, and it's usually a Turkish breakfast, and over the years I have grown to love it, and and now much prefer it to an English one. I quite like making a sandwich with jam, cheese (a little bit like Lancashire cheese), and tomato - yummy.