Location: Amasra
Top Restaurants in Amasra
Top 10 Turkish food in Amasra, Bartin Province, Turkey
Reviews on Turkish food in Amasra, Bartin Province, Turkey. Amasra (from Greek Amastris Ἄμαστρις, gen. Ἀμάστριδος) is a small Black Sea port town in the Bartın Province, Turkey, formerly known as Amastris.
Things to do in Amasra
10. Sandal Balik Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 39 reviews
Reviewed By Ozcan Y
Great service, fresh and delicious fish, Turkish raki, good views. I loved it! Highly recommended! Live soft, unplugged Turkish Black Sea music!
9. Yalcin Bufe
7. Yildiz Cafe & Bistro
You should have a brilliant breakfast to feel more energetic. Yıldız Cafe provides it perfectly at the seaside. And you can find the most tasteful coffee which you have drunk in Amasra. You can find traditional food, too. Thanks to the atmosphere of famil
Reviewed By okt313
Yıldız Cafe & Bistro'ya 03 Haziran 2018 günü kahve içmeye gittik. Ä°ki katlı bir evin giriÅ katı sevimli bir cafe'ye dönüÅtürülmüÅ. Güzel bir kapalı bölümü ve ferah bir terası var. Ä°yi dekore edilmiÅ.Deniz üzerinde, Åahane manzarası var. O kadar güzel ve huzurlu bir mekan ki, saatlerce ayrılamadık. Amasra'da iseniz mutlaka gidiniz.
6. Northdoor Hotel Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 24 reviews
Reviewed By CAN C
I stayed in this hotel on 23.Nov.2016 for business. Hotel is located by the water. Walking distance to restaurants. Room was clean, bathroom was clean with adequate amount of towels. Bed was ok, nothing bad or fancy.I thought it would be better if the room had a desk with phone, USB port, electric outlets. I had to work in the room and it was difficult without a desk. Internet quality was not good. Wireless was slow.Air condition was functional but not very effective.Breakfast was ok but could have been better. It carried the basic items of breakfast.
5. Amasra Sofrasi
Overall Ratings
3 based on 184 reviews
Reviewed By Emily G
We arrived in Amasra at 3pm and were starving. Their restaurant was full of Labour day visitors and staff looked run off their feet, however! The staff were amazing at quickly seated us and served us in English (Our one Turkish word wasn't going to assist us). I am a gluten free vegetarian and the one item of interest to me was a Turkish breakfast dish of Mememan. The waiter explained to us that this dish was only served during breakfast hours and that he would first check with the business owner. Within seconds the owner was at our table and not only allowed me to have this meal but provided us with a complimentary large salad (a salad Amasra is famous for!). We had 2 meals, 2 soda waters, a bowl of bread (always served with meals) and a side of chips and their massive salad. We were bursting at the sides and the meal cost us only 29 TL in total ($14.50 Australian).The staff were professional, quick, accommodating and the venue was very inviting. We recommend you eat here!
4. Cesmi Cihan Restaurant
Overall Ratings
3 based on 275 reviews
Reviewed By ShrekFiona58
This is one of two fish restaurants that were recommended by our Turkish friends. The multi level restaurant overlooks the harbour which is a plus. The service was excellent even with a language barrier. The fried calamari was tender and the sauce that accompanied it was quite tasty. The whitefish was a plateful of small fish lightly breaded and fried. This restaurant was a bit more expensive than their competition in Amasra but not so much more that it would deter me from returning.
3. Sahil Balik Restoran
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By Yasemin B
If you are looking for a place to have a peaceful dinner by the sea with a stunning view, delicious seafood, and professional/friendlly staff, this restaurant is just the place for you. You'll be happy about the prices, as well. That's why it's our go-to restaurant whenever we visit Amasra with my friends. You'll find that the staff and the owner are very attentive, service is quick; and all you have to do is enjoy your time.
2. Marina Cafe
Overall Ratings
4 based on 71 reviews
Cafe Restaurant
Reviewed By ShrekFiona58
We stumbled on to the Marina Cafe while we were in search of a bowl of Chorba (soup) to take the chill off. The owner greeted us at the door, spoke English and was helpful but not pushy.The lentil soup was very good. We decided to expand our culinary experience and ordered a couple of more items which were also very good. Try a cappuccino.
What to do and see in Amasra, Turkey: The Best Places and Tips
1. Mustafa Amcanin Yeri
Overall Ratings
4 based on 1014 reviews
Reviewed By sitito
Spectacular views, fresh delicious fried fish plates, tasty original local salad, quaint building, great value, attentive staff, book early, do not missDear GuestThank you for commenting on this beautiful gentle and honorable. We are very happy to give you a nice service and to get your nice comments in return.Hope to welcome you again.our respect
