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John Codling
14-07-2009, 07:35 PM
My son and his girlfriend had an uncomfortable experience in this restaurant. It may have been a one off but from the attitude the staff showed I doubt it.

Warning bells should have sounded for them as the prices on the menu board outside are lower than those on the actual menus inside which had been taped over.

My son ordered a mixed salad as a starter and medium to well done steak. His girlfriend just ordered a medium steak. They also had a beer and coke.

The salad that was served up was a few lettuce leaves, a couple of bits of tomato and some grain of swetcorn chucked on top, this sat in about an inch of water in the bowl.

My son at this stage was having doubts and asked the waiter for the bill as he wasn't happy with the starter. He was told that he couldn't leave as the steaks had already been put on. He said he would pay for what they had had but was told that he couldn't.

Reluctantly they stayed but when his steak was served it was dripping blood, not exactly a "medium to well done" steak. Again a complaint was made that seemed to make no difference. His girlfriends steak was fine with no problems.

When the bill of 61tl was produced my son told them he would not pay for his steak as it was not what he ordered and he couldn't eat it. The waiter got very aggressive and said he would call the jandarma. In the end my son paid 40tl and walked out.

This may have been a one off but the fact that the prices are different is enough to doubt the ethos of this restaurant.

m1cksut
14-07-2009, 08:49 PM
shan't be going there then, note to you all, dont leave me a beer behind the bar there!

Tubby2
15-07-2009, 09:51 AM
Thats good to know and will be one restaurant not to eat in. We actually have to pass the restaurant every day to get into town, due to where we stay, and there was always a bald headed guy sitting outside who was quite pleasant, but for some reason we didn't really want to eat there, never saw anyone inside to be honest. The other restaurant we were disappointed in was the Sahil just a little further up. Took for ever and a day to actually get the food once ordered and when it came my other half refused to eat it, it looked like a kids meal, steak wasn't what he ordered, he refused to pay for this and to their merit they were okay with this, even bringing over the owner who was concerned, but I guess just one little incident and it kind of puts you off going again. The one good thing about the Turkish people though, is that the next day the guy sitting outside was just as friendly and they certainly don't seem to bear grudges. The other good thing is that there are many more good restaurants to choose from.

Dalyansteve
17-07-2009, 03:03 PM
This is one of the problems with restaurants in Dalyan, they pretend to be better than they are and as soon as it gets hot continuity goes out the window. You get a great meal one time and a mediocre or terrible one the next.
By the way if you are having problems about the bill, let them call the Jandarma or the Zabita to come and sort it out, they will more than likely find in your favour. There is also a hotline number for this type of complaint 179 from any telephone.

John Codling
17-07-2009, 07:01 PM
If I had been there I would have calld the Zabita myself, unfortunately it was just my son and his girlfriend and they probably though they could intimidate them.

Thanks for the number though it will go in my mobile.

Oh and sorry I didn't get in contact Steve, when you have guests who want to do touristy things 10days just flys by.

Dalyansteve
20-07-2009, 07:22 PM
Yes John I know what you mean your life is not your own and you end up being tour guide, entertainment director and chef. Very tiring.

Sally
02-11-2009, 01:32 PM
re yakamoz, when we were in dalyan in september we really fancied an english breakfast one morning.. we decided to go into this restaurant for the views more than anything.. we asked if they had pork sausages, as they were advertising this but we thought it best to check.... the breakfast was truly terrible, and the sausage... well it was the usual bright pink hot dog thing... never again.

VictoriaHolford
02-11-2009, 04:39 PM
We too had a bad experience of the Yakamoz and we didn't even eat there...

Last year we had to walk past it to get to town every day and every day, Man would be standing outside trying to get us in. Every day we politely said no thank you and carried on walking... I always walk behind my husband and daughter who was 7 at the time and one night, we walked past and he said tonight you come in yes, hubby politely said no thanks and when they had walked past I saw the man make a very suggestive sexual action with his tongue to my daughter which they didn't see as they had walked past but I did as I was behind them and Man obviously didn't realise we were together and for that reason that restaurant will never get my custom - digusting behaviour !

When I told my hubby what had happened, he naturally wanted to go back and confront the man but I said no and reminded him we weren't in our own country !

Andy
02-11-2009, 07:52 PM
re yakamoz, when we were in dalyan in september we really fancied an english breakfast one morning.. we decided to go into this restaurant for the views more than anything.. we asked if they had pork sausages, as they were advertising this but we thought it best to check.... the breakfast was truly terrible, and the sausage... well it was the usual bright pink hot dog thing... never again.

Best place i found for a Genuine English breakfast was the Euro Deli opposite Bim
little more in price than others but well worth the treat

Andy
02-11-2009, 07:55 PM
We too had a bad experience of the Yakamoz and we didn't even eat there...

Last year we had to walk past it to get to town every day and every day, Man would be standing outside trying to get us in. Every day we politely said no thank you and carried on walking... I always walk behind my husband and daughter who was 7 at the time and one night, we walked past and he said tonight you come in yes, hubby politely said no thanks and when they had walked past I saw the man make a very suggestive sexual action with his tongue to my daughter which they didn't see as they had walked past but I did as I was behind them and Man obviously didn't realise we were together and for that reason that restaurant will never get my custom - digusting behaviour !

When I told my hubby what had happened, he naturally wanted to go back and confront the man but I said no and reminded him we weren't in our own country !

They Never Learn Do They

Hope the rest of your time was not spoilt

Sally
03-11-2009, 12:52 PM
thanks for that andy... we usually only have 1 english breakfast during the holiday, will write that one down.. is bim the supermarket past migros heading out of town, therefore the breakfast place is opposite ? its a bit wet in 'ull today !!!

Andy
03-11-2009, 01:07 PM
thanks for that andy... we usually only have 1 english breakfast during the holiday, will write that one down.. is bim the supermarket past migros heading out of town, therefore the breakfast place is opposite ? its a bit wet in 'ull today !!!

:Happy: yes and yes :Yep:

m1cksut
03-11-2009, 07:12 PM
:Happy: yes and yes :Yep:

errm, i think the bim has gone, at least they closed it up during the fortnight we were there, is it a seasonal thing with them?

dont recall seeing the yakamoz, whereabouts is it?

Andy
03-11-2009, 07:38 PM
errm, i think the bim has gone, at least they closed it up during the fortnight we were there, is it a seasonal thing with them?



sure seems to be, as they have one in Ortaca thats open all year

John Codling
03-11-2009, 08:10 PM
The Yakamoz is past the m&m rock bar and the sunray bar on the same side as the sunray bar as if you were heading out towards the Safran Restaurant.

m1cksut
04-11-2009, 07:00 AM
The Yakamoz is past the m&m rock bar and the sunray bar on the same side as the sunray bar as if you were heading out towards the Safran Restaurant.

thanks, went out that way several times, but dont recall seeing the yakamoz, but then again, at my age i dont recall lots of things...

Dalyansteve
04-11-2009, 09:30 AM
Don't worry, you did not miss much and the views are even better from the Belediye Kral tea garden.

CatsWhisker
04-11-2009, 10:03 AM
errm, i think the bim has gone, at least they closed it up during the fortnight we were there, is it a seasonal thing with them?

dont recall seeing the yakamoz, whereabouts is it?

Yeah, Bim in Dalyan closes during the winter months, shame as the quality is good and it's cheap:Happy:

RAYZOR
10-11-2009, 09:02 AM
Must say i agree about the EURO DELI,(the Blue painted shop on the corner with blue parasols outside)(hope it's the right one !! ) i tried it in October and thought it was excellent value and it seems popular with Brits residing in Dalyan Noticed a man with his dog ,buying his usual Bacon Sarnie .:Happy:.is it open out of season ?? as i will be in Dalyan mid April for a spring break...

Dalyansteve
10-11-2009, 09:33 AM
Yes, Euro Deli also known as Ron's is open all year.

RAYZOR
12-11-2009, 12:39 PM
Thanx for the info,as i will be staying just a short walk away i'm sure that a lunchtime snack will be the order of the day on quite a few days in April:Yep::Yep: