A Foodie’s Guide to Assos
For a food lover, Assos is a small town with a deep table.

For a food lover, Assos is a small town with a deep table.

Assos is a small town, but its hidden depths are real.

Assos is a small town with big views, and it is entirely possible to visit without spending like a resort.

The food of Assos is the food of the Aegean coast at its most honest: fish from the boats, meze made that morning, olive oil from the local groves, and the simple home cooking of the countryside.

Assos is small, but where you stay within it changes the whole character of your visit.

Assos packs a remarkable amount into a small space, and its list of must-dos is short enough to manage yet rich enough to reward a proper stay.

Two days in Assos is the right amount of time to understand why the town captivates people.

Assos is one of the most dramatically sited ancient cities in Turkey, and one of the most rewarding for a first visit.
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