vojos..oh dear..

[Old Tom]

I found a Turkish breakfast was what was usually available in a hotel.

A turkish village breakfast is the full works available from the Museum in Yaniklar or, my favourit.The mekan in Koca Calis

Afiyet olsun

[Saga Louts]

   Where is the fantastic picture of a real turkish breaky taken. We want to try one but not at Vojo.

[angela]

Denizati, along the Harbour,  last on the left as you head towards Calis (or first on the right heading to Fethiye!)
 I have not yet had the pleasure of meeting Bluwise, but as for the other members of the party, (they know who they are) how ungrateful! I'm sure that cockroach was of the highest quality, and still they are not satisfied! 

[raygans]

Thank you Bluewise I'm sure we will find it I do like my cake lol

[Marggie]

From memory, I think it's called Hüner.  Not tried it but it looks very nice.  They also have one on the Calis to Fethiye sahilden bus route.  It is on the left hand side near all the banks.

[Scott and Lisa]

had our fist village breakfast at bogazici, 17.5 lira absoulutly fantastic

[GordonA]

I have never tried "kuvalti", but I do enjoy a Turkish breakfast, called " Kahvaltı", absolutely fantastic meal !!    

[BernieTeyze]

Ahh Gordon, that's where we went wrong.If we had realised we had to put our request in writing and make sure it was grammatically correct then perhaps we would have eaten village breakfast. Unfortunately we were silly enough to make a verbal request...tut..

[Hamlet]

Turk Kahvaltı for one, yummy!

[BernieTeyze]

Yes, we enjoyed ours there too..lovely place, great food and brilliant service.