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This restaurant has a variety of dishes from breakfast to dinner. I came for the breakfast set (for 2) and it was pretty good. While not particularly outstanding, it does follows (accordingly to my teacher) traditional Turkish Breakfast so do come here for the experience. The restaurant staff does know basic English so it wouldn't be too difficult placing orders. The cost while it's on the pricier side does compensate for a scenic view, unique architectural and cultural sharing (this place has rooms filled with Turkish items).

A beautiful restaurant that looks like a museum located in the village within the walls of the castle of Ankara, with attention, food and delicious and authentic food, at a very good price, as an additional if someone would like to take a wine or a servasa is also possible. It has a very nice view, a very special detail is that they accept dogs and treat them well, also has Internet if someone wants to work and walk through the beautiful streets that are in all this beautiful town, I really invite you to vicitarlo I'm sure you will like it.

Such an authentic place for breakfast and dinner. We had breakfast in the backyard, but it also has nice dining rooms. They have three rooms with full of antiques! Breakfast had everything one can wish for and the service was excellent

The restaurant was advised by hotel Divan service and the food was quite bland and hard and not that fresh.

Nice spinach and cheese pancake, and grilled beef on a hot pan. Portion is slightly smaller than expected but nice environment. We went on a sunday evening and the place is almost empty.

Extremely overpriced, they didn't even offer any appetizer. The food was pretty much mediocre, with very small portions. We left being hungry. When we asked one of the waiters for a bit of oil, he replied that he didn't speak English and immediately left, without making any sort of effort to understand us. He didn't even have the decency to ask the other waiter (who could speak English). He never came back. We have met many other waiters in Turkey who didn't know how to speak English, in places that charged half of the money than this restaurant, and they at least made an effort to communicate.

Nice quirky house museum(?) /restaurant. Not sure if the famous Turks attributed to the building stayed/used the buildings or the rooms are in homage to them.?The food we had was OK.

Food is quick, ambience is very beautiful and classic with castle view.