A Foodie’s Guide to Ortakoy
Ortakoy is the Bosphorus village on the plate — the kumpir at the square and the fish at the shore, the tea at the water’s edge and the coffee in the back streets, the street food of the waterfront and the…

Ortakoy is the Bosphorus village on the plate — the kumpir at the square and the fish at the shore, the tea at the water’s edge and the coffee in the back streets, the street food of the waterfront and the…

Ortakoy has a famous face — the mosque and the bridge, the kumpir and the square — and most visitors never see past it.

Ortakoy is the budget day-trip of the Bosphorus — the village where the famous sights are free and the famous food is cheap.

Ortakoy eats the village’s way — the kumpir at the square and the fish at the shore, the cafes of the back streets and the tea at the water’s edge.

Ortakoy is the character base of the Bosphorus — the waterfront village where the boutique rooms fill the old houses, where the mornings begin with the mosque and the bridge at the window, and where the water…

Ortakoy is the postcard of the Bosphorus — the waterfront village where the baroque mosque stands beside the great bridge, where the kumpir fills the square, and where the ferries and the fishing boats work the…

Two days in Ortakoy is the Bosphorus life at its fullest — the village’s square and shore, the mosque and the bridge, the kumpir and the fish tables, and the water routes that open the whole strait.

Ortakoy is the postcard of the Bosphorus — the waterfront village on the European shore where the baroque mosque stands beside the great bridge, where the kumpir stalls line the square, and where the ferries and…
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