A Turkish eatery in Çanakkale's Barbaros Mahallesi with outdoor seating and its own guest parking.
The listing covers the things a neighbourhood Turkish eatery is expected to cover — a traditional menu, tea service, breakfast, brunch, lunch and dinner, and a fast-food line for people who are not staying long. The address is İğdelik Sokak in Barbaros Mahallesi, inside the central district of Çanakkale. The room is air-conditioned, there is outdoor seating for good weather, and the restaurant sets aside guest parking directly in front of the building, which is unusual enough in a Turkish city centre to be worth noting. Free wifi and a designated smoking area are provided. Payment is taken in cash, by Mastercard, VISA or debit card, and by meal voucher — a common employer-issued benefit in Turkey. Everything on the menu can be ordered to go. Tables are not reserved. The name refers to the Dardanelles strait that gives Çanakkale its shape, but the registered address is inland within the town and the venue makes no claim to a water view.
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