Denizli

Food quality is still good, but the service has slowed down a bit and the music has changed a lot. The music definitely doesn't fit the vibe; they were playing songs like it was a nightclub. Good that the food is still tasty, and I think the prices are reasonable, but they could use some organizational fine-tuning.

Overall we liked it, a nice village pide shop.

You really shouldn't say you've had kokoreç until you've tried it here. Friends who'd been were singing its praises, so we went with sky-high expectations and it genuinely didn't disappoint. I can say it's an incredible flavor. We had the portion. The Babadağ kebab is also quite tasty, but I'm not sure I'd order it again when kokoreç is an option :) Definitely a must-try. Those who gave low scores mostly complained about the price. The ambiance might be rough around the edges but it serves you a taste you won't find even at the fanciest restaurant. They make all their meats themselves so what they eat and drink etc. is known, and it's all reportedly natural. If you're the type who likes paying for fancy venues, you might not enjoy it. If flavor matters to you, try it no matter what.

Incredible flavor!

The new tasting areas are very stylish. No food options but they have snacks like cheese boards. The historic building and old winery section (museum) are beautiful. A must-visit.

Average flavor. Mostly table wines.

Same place as Erdel winery, it's a factory. No tasting available.

There's no tasting room, so don't bother going if that's your plan. They only do factory sales. It's marked separately as Hanchalar but both are the same place.

No indoor seating, if you're getting takeout it's best to call ahead and order. They've stopped doing winter service.

Absolutely a must-see beauty. The smell is awful when you first enter but you get used to it inside. Definitely wear slippers, the floors are very wet.

The bridge is definitely amazing, absolutely stop by if you're passing through the area. Don't expect anything from the facility next to it though.

Definitely one of the places anyone should see before they die.

You definitely need to set aside the entire full day for the whole area together with Pamukkale. We could barely finish the museums, ancient theater, and nearby structures in half a day. If you also plan to get in the pool and visit the church at the very top, even a full day might not be enough. It's spread across a huge area. If you have time, spreading it over two days would be more comfortable.

Absolutely must-see, worth setting aside at least 2-3 hours.