I had never
been to Alaçatı (roughly pronounced AL-a-chat-uh) before, but heard it was a nice little town, so we went in to
check it out and have dinner one night. Most of the downtown has been restored,
a rare sight in Turkey. There are quite a few chain stores, but also smaller
boutiques, although we didn’t do much shopping.
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| Cute shops |
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| I loved this little corner. And I'm pretty sure those pillows are from IKEA. |
We ate at Rasim Usta at the end
of the first main street. The food was good and not too pricey, which I was
worried about since Alaçatı has a reputation for being a bit hoity toity, and
we were there on one of the biggest travel days of the year with it being the
last day of Ramadan.
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| Rasim Usta in Alaçatı |
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| Good food, good prices, great service |
Alaçatı is famous for its windmills, now restored and
proudly overlooking a booming little town.
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| Alaçatı at dusk |
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