This is a small establishment serving amazingly prepared simple fish and meze dishes. Food is…read moreexpertly cooked to perfection. Cızlama, a shrimp dish in herb and garlic brown butter, is by far the best shrimp dish I had in Turkey. Give this place a try and you won't be disappointed.

The quality is very poor and they want yo charge more. I don't recommend this place. It was…read morecrowded but with enough place for everyone. The place was clean.

Do you like olive oil? Are you under the impression that Italy is the biggest producer of it? Well,…read morethat's close but Spain way outweighs all other countries. However Turkey is in the top 10 and they often export to places like Italy so they can fulfill their production. Marmarabirlik is one of those giants of olive related products production that most people don't know about. As a lover of olive oils from many countries, it was interesting to learn their agricultural reach. So when you buy olive oil or table olives and it says product of a certain country, it's quite possible it comes from Marmarabirlik , even though it was packaged in said country

Came here during my visit home from California. I love this…read moreplace. I always come here when I'm back home in Bursa. It is a very small shop no sit down area - quick order and go. I love the borek - if its a weekend and you're not here when the window opens - you might have to wait a little!

It's actually a good restaurant and good foods, have a nice view against to city. But prices are…read moreabove on average and service is slow.

It's traditional Turkish hookah bar. There hookah is amazing make me high so bad. I love it.read more

Total scam. They lied about their menu and their prices. Terrible customer service and we will…read morenever return here. Stay away!

Somewhere between "Where are we?" and "Why are we?", we pulled into Bi Mola on our way from Natalya…read moreto Pamukkale Not for gas, although the car was hungry, but for something far more essential: Turkish Tea. That tiny, curved glass of liquid philosophy. This isn't your average gas station. It's part convenience stop, part street food court, part existential checkpoint. Vendors line the store like cheerful distractions from your impending spiral. Sample everything. You're not here to be efficient, you're here to try all the chaos. One bite at a time. Absolutely stop on your way to Pamukkule.

This is as good as it gets for Gorukle- the University district of Bursa. They serve a large…read morevariety of foods. They serve Turkish and western foods. They are open for breakfast and open late into the night. If you see me there I am probably eating Small Kahvalti plate. This might be my favorite Turkish Breakfast plate in Bursa. The cajunlu piliç, miş beşli, and the pastas are other favorites.