AVANOS Bistro & Restaurant

A nice Turkish fish restaurant. At weekends nights there is Turkish music. It is a quite restaurant.

The minimal environment looks oriental. the food was decent and tidy, especially when it was late in the night, it was time when I went, pleasant and quiet, so the service was essentially oriented to us, the few late visitors,

We were there and used the voucher I had bought before. four courses for two people 20 €. included: sardellenpfanne lammspieße manti baklava we initially gave that we don't like sardellen and want to choose an alternative forehead. the waiter pointed out that the menu is not possible, and then we made it clear that we want to pay extra. then we ordered an salate and one lens soup each. the suppe was quite okay, but I've already eaten better. the salat was very refreshing, with granatapfelsirup! very good so. was served with brot, ciabatta, which unfortunately was a finished product that was often warmed up. I would have liked a Turkish fladenbrot. the spits were delicious (it gave chicken and lamb) these were served on a large dish and put in the middle (about 10 pieces) with thin teig slices. this gang was okay. then manti (teig bags with chop) served with yogurt and butter with mint. also this court was served in a teller. I didn't like the taste and the quality. I had imagined it a little softer and the dried mint was too strict. unfortunately disappointing. so, now to the dessert: we got a mokka on the house and then baklava. the funny thing: the waiter brought our baklava from the Baklava store next door :d that was very funny, but didn't stort me because it was very good. the bill surprised, as the waiter has only set us the drinks in bill, but not the ones. that was very nice! otherwise the table was not particularly clean. therefore 3 points

Absolutely not recommended! the staff was really friendly, but the breakfast buffet was absolutely inadequate! a sort of rolls, a sort of sausage etc. I had to pay for my two-year-old daughter who had been knocking on a bunny around the full price (9,90 €). we are the first and last time!

The title "osmanic breakfast" is very misleading. we had been looking forward to a classic Turkish breakfast, so we were probably a bit disappointed. in themselves the components were fresh and tasty. only have missed details, such as there are kellogs (not Ottoman,.) but no milk or bowl to eat this. in fried vegetables, something is usually still served on basic yogurt, otherwise it would be too fat, there was nothing like that. there was no human or ardent. I find fit. so as long as it is not called Ottoman or brunch, the offer is in order, because the description promises something completely different than what we expected; thema misses and therefore only 2 stars.