Mozaic Bahce

[pookie]

Nichola, thank you for taking the time to respond.  We are looking forward to our next three week trip and i can assure you we will be popping in.  I'll also look out for your at the Olu craft market - we need lampshades (and a girl always needs jewellery !!!). !!  good luck with all your ventures.  You sound a busy lady.

[sue mac]

The lanterns and the jewellery are beautiful. I always wish I had enough lira left to buy one of the gorgeous bracelets...they are not cheap but worth every penny and so special. I may just treat myself this year. Thanks for the info Nichola, see you next week or the week after.

[Jacqui Harvey]

Had a look at your website Nicola, loved the clutch bags and the bracelets.  Where is the market in Hisonaru?  would love to come.
Jacqui.

[nichola]

Hi Jacqui

the Monday market in Hisaronu is by the roundabout on the road to Oludeniz - opposite the PTT. If you come on the Dolmus or by car from Fethiye you can't miss it.

It is a bit like the Tuesday market but smaller and less fruit and veg stalls.

Let us know via my email if you decide to come along.

We'll look forward to seeing you..)

Nichola

[nichola]

Dogan and I would like to thank all the CBF members who have come once, twice and those who are well on their way to becoming regulars at the Mozaik Bahce restaurant. Thanks also for all the positive feedback you have posted. It really makes a differnce and is greatly appreciated.

A little update; I didn't get my decking in the garden but on the recommendation of some friends we have put small white rough crystal looking and ironically named Mozaik Stones on the ground.

It looks really nice and the customers have all commented favourably. Shouldn't be a problem for wheel chairs or extrodinarily high heels which appears to be the latest fashion statement for this season!

The slightly revised menu taking account of some customers feedback is working well.

And finally Dogan is going to start spending more time in the kitchen himself too now we have a new member of staff in the garden who speaks good English. For those that haven't had the pleasure of enjoying Dogan's cooking before you are in for a treat. He is an excellent chef as all my friends will confirm.

Anyway, that's all for now and thanks again.

Nichola and Dogan

[Scunner]

Wonderful place, we were there (incognito ) last week, Mrs Scunner had the Menemen and said it was lovely. I can't see the word without thinking of the Muppet Show  

[Ian]

Here's a challenge - we went with Brian and Ann (Tribalelder) a couple of weeks ago and the food was excellent and good value as everyone has said - no problems there for a careful person like me

There was a tape playing the most relaxing, haunting, sort of chamber music. I asked Dogan what it was - but I suspect it didn't have a label on it   as he looked but didn't come back to me.

He did say something about love - but then a few nights later I heard it again at the Er Oz Hotel but for other reasons couldn't get the name. I want to buy it but don't know what it is...........................

Anyone any ideas (Told you it was a challenge)

[tinkerman]

mmmmmm now let me think, a song with 'love' in it?   mmmmmmmmmmm

[Ian]

Now then Tinx - I am only aiming this at people who have been to the Mozaic (or maybe Nichola will tell me) but I did give you more than that for a clue: relaxing, haunting, sort of chamber music

I believe you haven't recovered since Manchester was acknowledged as being the home to the 2 biggest clubs in the country  

[tinkerman]

I am going to go there very soon

now is it relaxing or haunting? and which chamber are we on about?