A Foodie’s Guide to Patara
Patara may be famous for ruins and sand, but its kitchen tells the real story of this coast.

Patara may be famous for ruins and sand, but its kitchen tells the real story of this coast.

Dalyan is a foodie’s town, and the setting makes the eating a pleasure that goes beyond the plate.

For a food lover, Didim is a revelation.

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

For a traveler who loves food, Mustafapasa is a quiet treasure.

For a traveler who loves food, Cavusin is a quiet revelation.

Arnavutkoy is one of the great eating villages of the Bosphorus, and the foodie who passes through without stopping misses the point of the place.

Galata is a neighborhood built on appetite. For centuries, this hillside above the Golden Horn fed sailors, merchants, and bankers, and its food culture grew into one of the richest in Istanbul.

Istanbul is one of the great food cities of the world, and Taksim is its most concentrated dining district.

For the traveler who plans trips around tables, Buyukada is a compact treasure chest.

Sariyer is a foodie’s district without trying to be one.

Bakirkoy is a foodie’s district in the truest sense: the food is local, seasonal, and priced for the people who eat it every day.
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