Bodrum City

Bodrum is a city on the Bodrum Peninsula, stretching from Turkey's southwest coast into the Aegean Sea. The city features twin bays with views of Bodrum Castle. This medieval fortress was built partly with stones from the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, completed in the 4th century B.C. The city is also a gateway for nearby beach towns and resorts.
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Archaeological museum
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Bodrum Castle, also known as the Castle of St. Peter or Petronium, is a historic landmark in Bodrum overlooking the international port. Built in the 15th century by the Knights of Rhodes, it has served various purposes over time including a church and a mosque during the Ottoman Empire. Today, it houses a significant underwater archaeology museum and was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2016.
As with many castles this one was also rixh with history. We chose to explore on our own and found it to be a fantastic experience ( we really enjoy castles already and have seen many) but this one was fairly well preserved with many labels. It also includes a museum of a couple shipwrecks that have been partially re constructed which were truly fascinating. ( Ill say no to buying tickets in advance because it was simple to do with a Visa or Mastercard at the entrance otherwise you must use Turkish Lira currency)
Travis M — Google review
This place is huge and beautiful kept. We spent nearly 3 hours combing through every detail and exhibit. The grounds, museum and setting inside the castle takes you back to life in the country so many years ago. Definitely visit if you are in the Bodrum area. Very less crowds also, so you can really spend some time by yourself. Also, the photos of the harbour from the castle walls will come out so good!
Nayan D — Google review
I wasn't expecting a great deal from the castle, so we saved it for a cloudy day, but I was wrong because it is a fascinating place. I forgive, a little, the Crusaders who in the early 15th Century stole stone from the already 2000 year old Mausoleum of Helicarnassus to refurbish and strengthen the existing ancient castle. But, in doing so, they created the historical and architectural heart of the Bodrum area. The local shipwrecks and their history just add an extra layer of interest and I defy any woman not to try on the golden crown of Artemesia. If, indeed, it was her. It is a very well spent 3 hour alternative to the bars and the beach, so if you are feeling footloose (final photo!) Do try it.
David P — Google review
Quite disappointing to be fair!!! €23 entry fee wasn’t really worth it… maybe €10-12 would be better 👍🏻 I’ve noticed since been in Turkey & Bodrum, this country really loves to milk the tourists for there money 💰 a few old towers, a few old pots & statues, somewhat decent views but not a lot to see for the price you pay !!!! I was there almost 2 hours, hoping to find something profoundly interesting & utterly unique but not much else… the highlight was the indoor ship & if you wanted to see the other “ behind the glass ship “ that’s an extra €6 !!!! There are far greater things to spend €23 on but that’s my opinion 👋🏻
Nomad T — Google review
It's a large castle with a lengthy history and lots to see. Even without paying extra for the. Museum there are numerous displays from shipwrecks just off the coast. The day we went was extremely hot so we struggled as seniors to see everything. The separate buildings have fans to cool you down and that helped. As castles go it's a good one to visit.
George F — Google review
The castle is very big and there is a lot of stairs. The view from above is unmatchable. If you have spare time don't miss it just take is slow and easy.
Marwa B — Google review
The scenic location of the castle is certainly dominant - Right on Aegean Sea! We thoroughly enjoyed the experience of visiting and touring the castle, which is very well preserved and full of historical artefacts. It is certainly worth visiting.
Dr. S — Google review
Lovely museum, definitely worth visiting even during summertime thanks to the a/c installed in every exhibition room. The views of the city are incredible and if you get a guide you will be able to learn more about the history of the city.
Sarah — Google review
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The Bodrum Museum of Underwater Archaeology, located in Bodrum Castle, is a popular tourist attraction. It houses a diverse collection of artifacts from ancient shipwrecks and an extensive display of glass items. The museum provides detailed explanations about the time periods and circumstances surrounding the sinking of these ships, as well as the recovery process for these sunken relics. With Turkey's rich ancient history and numerous coastal battles, the museum continually unveils new exhibits related to underwater exploration.
Amazing views, it takes about 2 hours to walkthrough entire castle and museums. Unfortunately very expensive prices to enter museums and historical sites for tourists. Great views though.
Tolga T — Google review
Worth a visit if you’re into archeology. Entry fee is on the pricey side. Some of the exhibits inside the towers aren’t marked clearly until I saw someone coming out the door. Once inside there are some interesting exhibits but it was a nice way to cool off. Lots of viewpoints for some nice photos. There’s a cafe and museum shop onsite.
Melanie E — Google review
The museum is within a 14th Century castle that is much larger and more grand than it appears from the outside. The artifact collection was incredible. And the views of the city and Aegean were absolutely breathtaking. I highly recommend visiting.
Karen F — Google review
Absolutely beautiful museum! 💙 Amazing views of Bodrum Bay, fascinating shipwrecks displayed on glass and many interesting exhibits. You can really feel the spirit of history here. We visited in October — no lines, calm atmosphere. Worth spending 3–4 hours! 🏛️✨
Iwona K — Google review
No air conditioning working in the exhibit areas. Very expensive entry fee but not much to see.
A J — Google review
Worth a visit. Informative experience and a well laid out museum. The whole family enjoyed the tour, and we used the audio guide too.
Zandi N — Google review
A lots of artifacts dotted around the various towers of Bodrum Castle with a main exhibition hall. This was fascinating and a very insightful exhibition around trading in the Mediterranean during the antiquity. Well worth the pricey ticket.
Mathieu C — Google review
This is a good place to visit. It will take approx. 2 hrs. to get around the whole place. If you're into history and likes to take their time and read about each display, maybe alot 3hrs? Make sure to wear shoes that are good for hiking and not slippery. Some steps are a bit steep and the stones are a bit slippery. Bring some water too to rehydrate. 😊
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The Mausoleum at Halicarnassus is an ancient archaeological site located in Bodrum, Turkey. The ruins date back to around 350 B.C. and are part of the ancient Greek city of Halicarnassus. The area has a distinctively Greek atmosphere with whitewashed houses adorned with bright blue accents. Despite being busy during peak tourist season, the port, marina, and waterfront promenade offer a relatively tranquil setting with various dining options.
The Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, is a fascinating site rich in history and mystery. Though only ruins remain today, the scale and artistry of the original structure are still evident. Informative signs and preserved sculptures give insight into its grandeur and the legacy of King Mausolus. It's a must visit for history lovers in Bodrum, powerful, atmospheric, and a striking reminder of ancient architectural genius.
Luke S — Google review
It is interesting only if you are a big lover of history, otherwise you may be disappointed. Entrance is 3 eur , and the mausoleum is not existing, it is only ruins. For me it was interesting, I love history very much!
Anna P — Google review
The history books are generous when they say 'only very little remains of this ancient wonder.' This site will appeal to those really interested in Ancient History and those who want to tick off the 7 Ancient Wonders off their bucket list. An excellent model helps the visitor imagine the epic scale of the monument and there's good information panels explaining the history and appearance of it too. Since so very little remains we also get to see the ruins of an even older tomb on the site and this could present future opportunities for the site to grow and evolve.
Phillip M — Google review
Fascinating place. A good bit to see mostly ruins. The exhibition hall is good showing big detailed pieces with carvings on. There is a video to watch inside which detailed the whole story and history of the mausoleum, which I'm glad I watched. It would of been some site when it was around. A must to see in Bodrum. Entrance was only 3 euros. Well worth it. You are free to explore the whole site
James O — Google review
A wonderful place for anyone who loves ancient history and architecture. Among the ruins and in the small museum you can see many fascinating details: fragments of massive columns, intricately carved stones with floral patterns, and old relief slabs depicting human figures. There is also a scale model of the famous Mausoleum at Halicarnassus—one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World—which helps you imagine how the monumental structure once looked. The atmosphere is calm, with plenty of shaded areas, making it easy to stroll around and take in the details. A great spot for a leisurely walk and for immersing yourself in ancient culture. The dream came true i'm here Aleks recommends 👍❗️
Aleksandr — Google review
Historic place of (once) one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Not much is left but enough to get a good impression.
Eric K — Google review
Beneath the soft shade of garden trees, the ruins of the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus whisper of lost splendor — carved stones and broken columns all that remain of a wonder built to defy time itself 💫
Irina S — Google review
Sad ruins of an Antique Wonder destroyed by earthquake and then dismantled to build other place and especially the castle. If you want to visit it, visit it before the Castle and the try to find some of the pieces in the walls of the castle...
Laurent I — Google review
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The Zeki Muren Arts Museum is a tribute to the renowned Turkish artist and musician, Zeki Müren. It is situated in his former residence, now transformed into a museum showcasing his personal belongings, costumes, musical works, and numerous awards. The museum also features paintings by famous artists and offers insight into Müren's significant role in Turkish music development. A visit to this museum provides an immersive experience in art and culture, making it one of the top attractions in Bodrum for art enthusiasts.
I don't know how to say it, but it was spectacular. The Turkish styled house and the Zeki Müren's music, the atmosphere, and everything about this museum are amazing. Paintings, clothes, cassette players... It is not difficult to understand why Zeki Müren is called "The Sun of Art." Seeing Zeki Müren's life, music, style, and art-filled house together was the best experience of Bodrum for me. (As a Turk)
Onur S — Google review
Zeki Muren was a Turkish national treasure and has been called the Turkish Liberace. Known for singing, films, art and TV work. His house in Bodrum is now a museum to him after he died in 1996, aged 64 years. Made for an interesting visit. Here's some photos:
Chris J — Google review
Zeki Müren Arts Museum is located in the heart of Bodrum and is dedicated to one of my favorite singers and artists, Zeki Müren. He was a true legend who brought a new and unique style to Turkish music, leaving an unforgettable legacy behind. The museum was originally his home, which he generously donated to the government after his passing. It has since been transformed into a museum displaying his personal belongings, stage costumes, awards, and photographs—beautifully reflecting his artistic life and personality. Zeki Müren believed that everything he owned came from the love and support of the public, and therefore, he gave it all back to the people after his death. I find this an incredibly noble and inspiring act that shows the greatness of his heart as much as his talent. If you are in Bodrum, you must visit this museum to pay tribute to this remarkable and noble man who forever changed the face of Turkish Music.
Hakan G — Google review
The Zeki Müren Arts Museum is more than a collection—it’s a heartfelt journey into the art, style, and spirit of one of Turkey’s greatest performers. With authentic ambiance, vivid displays, and the gentle echo of his music, this museum offers a moving experience that’s both educational and nostalgic.
Alajdin F — Google review
Great museum. No rest rooms, despite a healthy entrance fee. The staff has a nice rest room, but not the guests. I'm sure that guests were welcome to use his bathroom when he was alive.
Lawrence G — Google review
Zeki Muren Museum is a really cool spot, especially for those who love Turkish culture and music. I personally enjoyed it a lot because I’m interested in learning more about Turkish people, their art, and their history. The museum gives a nice glimpse into the life of one of Turkey’s most iconic artists.
Anoush J — Google review
Wonderful experience, I enjoyed. I love to see how people lived before, what they wore, jewel design, etc. There you also can see embroidered text on fabric. Oh mgd! So painstaking work, fantastically! I don’t remember ticket price.
Crazy M — Google review
A must to visit in Bodrum. 5 turkish liras to enter. If you want to know or learn more about Zeki Muren, you should really go there. Really see those personal belongings, jewels, furniture, clothes and car in the glass room in front of the house.
Derya Ö — Google review
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Historical landmark
Myndos Gate, located in Bodrum, is a significant historical site as it is the only remaining gate from the two gates that once protected the ancient city of Halikaranasos. The gate was part of a 7-km wall built for defense against external invasions. Visitors can explore the area and observe remnants of a trench where historians believe soldiers of Alexander the Great perished in 334 BC.
A great spot for a quick stop along the way: a pair of massive towers built from huge blocks with a passage between them gives a rare sense of the scale of the ancient walls of Halicarnassus. This is part of the 4th-century BCE fortifications built under King Mausolus; it was here, in 334 BCE, that fighting took place with Alexander the Great’s forces—chronicles note that many defenders drowned in the ditches by the gate. Today the fragments of the towers with “stepped” corners and the roadway remain; the site is tidy, the path is easy, and there are brief info panels. Plan for 15–30 minutes: stroll, study the masonry, and take a panoramic photo. Best to come toward evening—soft light makes the stone read beautifully. Practical notes: wear shoes with good tread (the rock is slick); parking nearby is limited but manageable. Combined with the Mausoleum and St. Peter’s Castle, it makes a well-rounded walk through the city’s ancient history. Aleks recommends 👍❗️
Aleksandr — Google review
We bumped into this place completely by accident. At first it doesn’t look like a monument at all because of the trash on the floor and the state of the ruins BUT once you pass by it, it looks pretty cool. At sunset it seems like the place to be if you climb to the top!
Ana V — Google review
An interesting site to visit even though there wasn't much to see. I was there alone for about 15 minutes before a tour group pulled up. Quite a few information boards scattered around. You have to use your imagination to guess what it would of been like back in the day. Still good to see a bit of history.
James O — Google review
The gate is on the outskirts of Gumbet and is free to enter and look around. Not a great amount to see, but it does give a sense of ancient history. Best to Google the gate beforehand to give an idea of the siege that happened before this gate. Next to the hut, road side at the entrance is a Carob tree. The seeds were used hundreds of years ago to weigh other items as the seeds were all an identical weight and size. Also worth Googling!
Andrew W — Google review
A good walk starting from the road running from the marina along the city wall to the Myndos gate. Lots to see and great views. Such a pity it is treated with such little respect, litter and cigarette ends everywhere.
Richard W — Google review
Took a walk around here on our trip in Turkey. Absolutely beautiful place. Nice and historic. The place looked after. We got shown around by a tour guide that told us the history then left us to walk around on our own. I would definitely recommend it to anyone.
T.H. G — Google review
Nice spot for a quick stop. Massive towers built from huge blocks with a passage between them gives a rare sense of the scale of the ancient walls of Halicarnassus.
The D — Google review
Truly enjoyed walking amongst the ancient ruins of the city, one of two main entrances to the ancient city of Halicarnassus, however, one can not get upset seeing all the rubbish left behind by people ie plastic bottles, cigarettes, packaging. Not to mention extremely close proximity of a resort and how the resort using the ancient site as a storage and even installed a large light on one of the tombs. (See pictures) One expects better care from the municipality to maintain the site and dismantle modern fixtures installed. Go see, enjoy and be saddened by the condition.
Kes E — Google review
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Orfoz Restaurant Bodrum, located in the central Kumbahce neighborhood of Bodrum, offers a unique dining experience with its seafood-focused menu and epicurean twist. The restaurant's simple six-course tasting menu showcases the freshest produce from the sea, featuring dishes like fresh mussels and plump oysters served with delicate parmesan foam. The ingredients are sourced from nearby gardens and farms, allowing for occasional deviations from the menu to incorporate local flavors.
Michelin-Recommended Seafood Restaurant – In the City Center, Near Zeki Müren Museum Located in the heart of the city, just a short walk from the Zeki Müren Museum, this restaurant offers a delightful dining experience with a beautiful view. Highlights: Michelin-recommended venue Primarily offers a tasting menu, but a few à la carte options are also available A seafood-focused menu, featuring daily fresh catches Dishes include mussels, oysters, shrimp, tuna, and more, all served in small, refined portions. Extensive wine list with plenty of pairing options Everything I tasted was absolutely excellent—there’s nothing negative I can say about this place. Things to Note: Reservation is required No private parking area Approximate cost: $75 per person for the tasting menu (wine not included) Highly recommended.
Burak K — Google review
Definitely an amazing atmosphere and delicious food. Very kind and attentive staff. I loved the outdoor patio. There were a lot of seafood and a lot of effort and attention to detail. It was a tasting menu and it was pricey but like I said so many fresh seafood and a delicious wine which was called Neferiye Emir. I loved Orfoz and they made delicious food with top quality ingredients👏👏👏👏 Bravo
Lale K — Google review
Really stunning restaurant with a beautiful view. The service was amazing and very friendly staff. I did the tasting menu, which definitely got me out of my comfort zone. The oysters were delicious, so were the scallops and all of the seafood is very fresh. For me personally, I don’t have such a wide range when it comes to seafood and so I did find some of the dishes too much. I think for someone that loves all seafood this restaurant is perfect as there so many unique dishes and types of seafood to try. The house made wine pairing I also highly recommend. They matched perfectly with the food.
Beth W — Google review
Excellent food Perfect ambiance Friendly staff Specifically the owner he is in the top of the service
Roy G — Google review
I usually enjoy trying Michelin Guide restaurants, but I honestly don’t understand how this place is listed there. I visit many recommended places and normally leave satisfied, but this was sadly not a pleasant experience. Between the hygiene concerns, the high prices, the rushed service, and the lack of proper communication, I cannot recommend this restaurant for the price level. I had an unpleasant experience with the food. To my shock, I found a hair baked into the cheese on my dish — you could actually pull the hair along with the melted cheese. Upon request, they exchanged the plate but there was no sincere apology or any efforts at all to make up for the ruined dinner. On top of that, prices are high compared to the quality of food offered. The service felt rushed — my plate was taken away the very moment I finished my last bite, which made the whole experience uncomfortable. Another issue was communication. The staff’s English level was not sufficient, and they were not able to explain the dishes properly. A friend of mine who speaks Turkish had to remind them again and again to clarify in English, but even then the explanations were not clear. At some point we had to use online translation tools just to understand what we were being served..
Christopher H — Google review
Copying a review by Kate from two weeks prior as it encapsulates what my whole table felt. The food overall was not bad but nowhere near to justifying the final price (500€ for 5 people). It felt like a scam. *I never feel compelled to leave a negative review, however, in this case I feel it is necessary as a warning to others. Not a single dish on the tasting menu was enjoyable, and we were hit with a €300 bill for two people. Easily one of the worst and most overpriced dining experiences we’ve ever had. While most of the staff were friendly, the service simply didn’t justify the cost. We left feeling like we had been completely ripped off. I recommend you avoid this place at all costs. Very disappointing."
Ormal L — Google review
Great seafood experience and perfect location with stunning view of Bodrum marina. Ersin made our night: we didn't want to go with the full tasting menu and he allowed us to order off the menu picking our preferred dishes. Food was great, the mussels were amongst the best we ever had. The service was impeccable and Ersin recommendation were just perfect. A must visit place if you fancy some good fish and seafood dinner in Bodrum
Federica D — Google review
Very charming restaurant, loved the tasting menu!
Chloe M — Google review
Kumbahçe, Zeki Müren Cd. No: 13/1, 48400 Bodrum/Muğla, Türkiyehttp://www.orfoz.net/+90 544 316 42 85Tips and more reviews for Orfoz Restaurant Bodrum
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Marina Yacht Club Bodrum is a vibrant venue with stunning sea views, offering a diverse range of bars and restaurants serving both local and international cuisine. For those interested in ancient history, the remains of the Bodrum Mausoleum Museum, also known as the Mausoleum of Halicarnassus, provide a fascinating glimpse into the past.
We went to Marina Yacht Club — the place is absolutely wonderful and unique, with an exceptional view of the yachts. The food was incredibly delicious, and the prices were very reasonable. There was live music, and a person named Serhat provided outstanding service. He is a true professional when it comes to customer satisfaction. I will definitely return to this place — it has become my favorite spot.
هدى س — Google review
Bodrum Marina Yacht Club is a fantastic spot if you enjoy live music. They have live bands almost every night, with different performances that keep the atmosphere lively and fresh. The club also has restaurants where you can eat while enjoying the music, but personally, I recommend booking a stand for a better overall experience. It allows you to enjoy the show without distractions and gives you a great view of the performances. The place isn’t cheap, but it’s not overly expensive either, the prices feel reasonable for the quality of entertainment and service you get. The restrooms are clean and well maintained, which makes a big difference for comfort during longer visits. Inside, there are also two exhibition areas where you can check out works from local artists, adding a cultural touch to the experience. One thing to note is that there is a big school nearby, and during the summer months, the school grounds are often used as a temporary car park. If you plan on driving, be careful. There is only one exit from the marina to the main road, and the traffic police frequently check for alcohol using breathalyzer devices. It’s important to stay safe and avoid driving after drinking. Overall, Bodrum Marina Yacht Club combines great music, good food, and a lively atmosphere, making it a memorable place to spend an evening. Whether you go for dinner, drinks, or just the music, it’s a spot worth visiting while in Bodrum.
Can A — Google review
Favorite place in Bodrum for 10+ years. We’ve been having amazing memories and great dinners for a long time. Quality never changes there and people are always welcoming, make sure that you feel satisfied and safe. All 3 restaurants are just amazing. They all connect to beautiful exhibitions and one of the best live performances in bodrum. Try sandoz shaker, its their signature drink.
Selin I — Google review
That was the first time in Bodrum Marina Yacht Club. We picked this place for live music. Started with Bodrum Otları Kavurması and Deniz mahsüllü yaban pilavı - both was amazingly delicious. Then picked different fish plates. Bademli fileto kalkan was far better than levrek but still both delicious. I really liked service and atmosphere also. Live music started really later than start time and after a while, they gave a break which was longer than 40 min. I didnt like to wait that much to be honest. That’s why I am giving 4 star - only due to stage performance. Except than that, everything was 5 star!
Barış A — Google review
A very nice dinner experience! Beautiful water view, very helpful and kind staff, and the food was excellent. We spent about 3 hours here and really enjoyed the whole atmosphere. Definitely recommend for a quality meal and a relaxing time.
Claudia K — Google review
This is one of the few places or the last one left in Bodrum with such high quality service and hospitality for long long years. From bar to restaurant, organizers to musicians, to bodyguards, very good quality and working with great excellence. As a guest of this family every summer would like to say if I was in any part of this beautiful staff I would be very proud to be working in this club. I wish the remaining places could take a piece of lesson to learn how to run for a restaurant/bar/venue. Please keep this amazing vibe and we will be supporting as much as we can.
Tugce D — Google review
The best of Bodrum. Tasty food. Great service. Amazing location. Fresh fish.
Nabil — Google review
Great pub by the yachts! This pub right next to the marina and luxury yachts has an amazing atmosphere. The view of the water and boats is fantastic, and it’s a perfect spot to enjoy a drink or a meal. The staff are friendly, the service is good, and the overall vibe is lively but relaxing. A great place to unwind and take in the beautiful surroundings!
Anoush J — Google review
Marina Yacht Club Milta Bodrum Marina, Çarşı, Neyzen Tevfik Cd. No:5, 48400 Bodrum/Muğla, Türkiyehttp://marinayachtclub.com/+90 252 316 12 28Tips and more reviews for Marina Yacht Club Bodrum

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Memedof is a well-established seaside restaurant in Bodrum, run by the husband and wife team Mehmet and Tulin Cuhadar. The restaurant offers a stunning view of the rugged coastline and distant islands, creating a warm and golden ambiance during sunset. While slightly on the pricey side, the menu features excellent mezze options such as fresh fennel salad with local olive oil and citrus accents, artichoke puree, deep-fried zucchini, and Mediterranean-style semolina.
One of the recommended fish restaurants in Bodrum, highly rated. Well established and run by a family. Good service and delicious dishes.
Ghass N — Google review
Great food and atmosphere but extremely overpriced. They multiplied the dishes, especially the mezze saying that 2 servings were served in one plate of everything which doesn’t make sense and hence the price doubled. We ordered 5 tiny fish (which they claim is 500g) for more than a 100€. Definitely taking advantage of tourists.
Anne-Marie — Google review
Delicious food and friendly staff. A little confusing at first to select the right fish for you and the appetizers which cost extra but the quality of the fish as well as the appetizers is amazing. Definitely a great place to eat seafood.
Hue E — Google review
The mezes are excellent. The only downside is that the tables are very close to each other, so it sometimes feels like you’re sharing a table with the next group. Sitting at the edges is a better option. The food is very tasty overall. Prices are a bit on the higher side, but definitely worth it.
Burak K — Google review
We enjoyed a wonderful evening at Memedof in Bodrum with a group of 20. Perfectly set tables by the marina, attentive service, endless fresh mezze and superb seafood—octopus, calamari, langoustines and more. A flawless, memorable experience!
Karl G — Google review
Definitely one of Bodrum’s most popular seafood restaurants. The starters were ok but Tuesday fish plates were so fresh and tasty. So better to avoid the starters if one can. Decor and atmosphere is very basic. Service is very good.
Habib M — Google review
At this restaurant with a Turkish friend, I asked for the menu but it was never brought to me, even though the food was good. When I asked for the bill, I almost paid the total before my friend checked it. It turned out they had added their “service charge” under a dish called “fish” (twice the regular charge)! Thanks to my Turkish friend’s intervention and frustration, they had to correct the bill. Always read carefully and ask for clarification on the bill when you’re a foreigner!
Boris — Google review
450 for a plate of potatoes crisps. We were totally ripped off. My boy had a plate if potatoe crisps and a plate of fish ball. My wife and I had shared 3 plates of Mezze and had chose our fish. We had 2 small Red Mullet...all it came with was 2 halves of a potatoes, a big handful of rocket and some red onion. 2 beers and a coke. Total 5,575 Turkish Lerah. £103. What a rip off. Our first night in Turkey. Not a good experience.
Ross P — Google review
Eskiçeşme, Neyzen Tevfik Cd. No:176, 48400 Bodrum/Muğla, Türkiyehttps://www.memedof.com/+90 252 313 42 50Tips and more reviews for Memedof
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La Pasion Bodrum is a popular Spanish restaurant in the heart of Bodrum, known for its delicious Mediterranean dishes and charming garden patio. Nestled on a cobblestone street away from the hustle and bustle of Carsi, this restaurant offers an authentic dining experience with its diverse menu featuring tapas, paella, and other Spanish classics. The venue's romantic ambiance is enhanced by its traditional old Greek stone house setting, complete with a courtyard surrounded by fig trees and vibrant flowers.
My partner and I were searching for a restaurant, and we were thrilled to stumble upon this gem! The food was absolutely delicious, and the staff couldn’t have been friendlier. We tried several dishes for dinner, each one more impressive than the last, and finished the evening with a delectable Basque cheesecake that was the perfect end to a fantastic meal. The restaurant offers incredible value for money, with prices that are very reasonable considering the high quality of the food. We enjoyed it so much and would highly recommend it to anyone!
Pj V — Google review
This restaurant is like an oasis if you crave for pork after spending a week in Turkey. We ordered the seafood paella, squid ink pasta, grilled pork chop, and grilled octopus. All the food were fresh and tasty. We came for lunch and most of the tourists were out and about so we were the only table. We sat in their courtyard surrounded by flowers. Service was also impeccable. They also have a large selection of wines.
Teddy C — Google review
The best restaurant I’ve been to in 2025. Tucked away on a tiny cobblestone street, this cozy Spanish restaurant feels like a warm embrace the moment you step inside. The food was heavenly from the cold and warm tapas, to the delicious seafood paella and perfect steak. I challenged our waiter for the best service and he rose up to the challenge. Thanks Arjan (sorry if it’s not the right name). The music matched the atmosphere. Highly recommended.
Samer A — Google review
Wow wow wow, incredible everything from start to finish was faultless, our waiter whose name I've forgotten sadly was amazing and gave great advice on wine choices and food had a really good laugh with him. From the tapanard and tom mini starter to the spicy scallops and all the various salads we had, the steaks and sides were 1st class, Warning though the tomahawk steak is not for the faint-hearted flavour Was incredible and cooked to perfection, the fillet steak and sides did not falter either 😋, genuinely 1 of the best meal experiences in Bodrum do not miss out.
James N — Google review
Everything was wonderful, the food was delicious, and the place was warm, welcoming, yet elegant. I had the chance to speak with the chef, and he's doing a fantastic job here. They've been open since 2008, and you can clearly see how they've achieved this.
Hakan K — Google review
Prices are over the average. The water that was offered to us as soon as we arrived was included in the bill. Food is average and more turkish than spanish. Paella with potatoes? 🤣 Tips are included the bill.
Kirill M — Google review
A beautiful restaurant tucked away in a magical alley. The exotic mushrooms, squid ink pasta, and manchego were stunning dishes with a creative play on classic tapas. Will definitely come back next time I’m in Bodrum!!
Carly B — Google review
We had a very special La Pasion Story together with my fiancée. The manager and the staff were incredibly attentive and supportive, they went above and beyond to help me plan and organize the proposal, which made the moment even more memorable. On top of that, we absolutely loved everything we ate. The seafood paella, in particular, was outstanding, truly top-notch! They also offer an impressive selection of wines, both local and international. If you’d like to explore some of the finest local Turkish wines, I highly recommend trying Urla Vourla or Yedi Bilgeler Pythagoras.
Berkin S — Google review
Çarşı Mahallesi Atatürk cd. Uslu sok. No:8, 48400 Bodrum/Muğla, Türkiyehttps://www.lapasionbodrum.com/+90 252 313 45 94Tips and more reviews for La Pasion Bodrum
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Mimoza Börek Evi is a charming restaurant located in the Gumusluk neighborhood, offering a delightful dining experience by the water. The ambiance is enhanced with colorful dried gourd lanterns and flowers, creating a picturesque setting for enjoying sunset views. While slightly pricier, the restaurant is known for its excellent meze and fresh fish dishes. It has become a symbol of Bodrum, renowned for its inviting environment and classic menu featuring delectable appetizers and hot starters.
(Translated by Google) Hatice sister and her son Azmi brother are the best friend tradesman I know when I come to Bodrum, which I consider to be my favorite. There is no such tradesman in Bodrum. I recommend the mimosa pastry house next to the police station in the center of the road. (Original) Hatice abla ve oğlu azmi abi çok sevdiğim saydığım bodruma geldigimde tanıdığım en iyi dost esnaf Bodrum'da böyle bir esnaf bulunmaz yolu düşen merkez de emniyet yan tarafında mimoza börek evini tavsiye ederim
Can A — Google review
(Translated by Google) We have a sweet sister, but she drank two unnecessarily expensive ice teas and was asked to pay 150₺, it is ridiculously expensive. (Original) Tatlı bir ablamız var ama gereksiz pahalı iki adet ice tea içip 150₺ hesap istendi saçma pahalı
Aynur A — Google review
(Translated by Google) We came here for breakfast after reading the reviews, but the lady working there didn't give us a specific price for breakfast and didn't seem to care. She commented that breakfast would cost at least 400 lira, but we couldn't figure out how much it would cost, so we chose another place. (Original) Kahvaltı yapmak için yorumları okuyarak geldik ama orda çalışan hanımefendi bize kahvaltı için belirli bir fiyat belirtmedi ve bizimle ilgilenmedi. Kahvaltı en az 400 tutuyor gibi bir yorum yaptı en çok ne kadar tutacağını anlayamadığımız için başka bir yeri tercih ettik.
EZGİ D — Google review
(Translated by Google) If there is a chance due to the busy talk of the manager, you can eat your meal. Also, pay attention to the plates and what you eat. Maybe the lottery will win for you. We saved it with amortization (Original) İşletmecinin yoğun konusmasindan fırsat kalırsa yemeğinizi yersiniz. Ayrıca, tabaklara ve yediğnize dikkat edin. Piyango belkide size çıkar. Biz amorti ile kurtardik
Serkan B — Google review
(Translated by Google) Thank you sister, you made us feel at home both on holiday and away. (Original) Abla ellerine sağlık tatilde ve uzakta bizi evimizde hissettirdin teşekkürler.
Ferhat M — Google review
(Translated by Google) I recommend it to everyone as a leading institution in quality and taste. (Original) Kalite ve lezzette öncû kurum herkeze tavsiye ederim
Aslan R — Google review
(Translated by Google) Warm, friendly people. In addition to affordable prices and clean service, they are also animal friends. I recommend it to everyone. (Original) Sıcakkanlı,dost insanlar.Uygun fiyat ve temiz servisinin yanında hayvan dostları aynı zamanda.Herkese tavsiye ederim.
Turkan K — Google review
(Translated by Google) A delightful and delicious place run by sister Hatice and her son Azmi. I recommend (Original) hatice abla ve oglu azmi nin islettigi keyifli lezzetli mekan . tavsiye ederim
Morfe M — Google review
No:, Yokuşbaşı, Kıbrıs Şehitleri Cd. No:18, 48400 Bodrum/Muğla, TürkiyeTips and more reviews for Mimoza Börek Evi

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