Best Local Food in Bartin
Bartın cooks with what the Black Sea gives it: cold-water fish, cornmeal, mountain greens, and the cheese and honey of the high pastures.

Bartın cooks with what the Black Sea gives it: cold-water fish, cornmeal, mountain greens, and the cheese and honey of the high pastures.

Adıyaman’s kitchen is the southeast of Turkey at its most generous: spice-forward, bread-centred, and built on a serious passion for grilled meat.

Bingöl’s kitchen is eastern Anatolian to its core: slow-cooked, generous, and built around the produce of the surrounding mountains.

The food of Bitlis is the food of the eastern highlands, built for cold winters, high pastures, and the shores of a great lake.

Bolu is one of the most serious food provinces in Turkey, and the reason is historical: the district of Mengen has trained generations of the country’s professional cooks, so cooking here is a craft with a pedigree.

Nigde is farm country, and its food shows it. The town sits on a plain that grows potatoes, pumpkins, wheat, and fruit, with high pastures beyond that give the region its butter, cheese, and honey.

The food of Karabük is the cooking of the western Black Sea, rooted in the mountain towns and carried into the modern era by the workers who built the steel city.

The food of Rize is the cooking of the eastern Black Sea, one of the most distinctive regional kitchens in Turkey.

Yozgat is one of the great underrated eating cities of central Anatolia, a place where the plateau’s cooking traditions survive untouched by tourism.

Kirikkale sits at the meeting point of central Anatolia’s great eating traditions, and its kitchens cook the honest food of the plateau: slow soups, hand-shaped dough, grilled meat, and honey from the hills.

Duzce sits where the Black Sea meets the northwest, and its kitchen takes from both: the fish and hazelnuts of the coast, the chestnuts, honey and wild herbs of the mountains, and the plums and vegetables of the…

The cooking of Giresun is the cooking of the eastern Black Sea, a region that eats with the seasons and treats the sea and the mountain with equal seriousness.
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