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Tamam Meyhane YALI

Fevzipaşa - Vehbibey, 10013. Sok NO:3, 10400 Ayvalık/Balıkesir, Türkiye
About

Located by the sea in Cunda, Tamam Meyhane YALI merges traditional tavern culture with modern touches.

The Perfect Time for History, the Aegean, and Sincerity: Tamam Meyhane Ayvalık is a shared refuge for those who love to lose themselves in its cobblestone streets, transform sunsets into rituals, and, of course, chase after good food. Here lies a venue that brings the soul of this ancient geography to the table in the most accurate, simple, and complete way: Tamam Meyhane. It stands as the prime testament that Ayvalık is not just a summer attraction but a gastronomic route that thrives year-round.
North Aegean editor
What's here
Sea viewLive musicAccessibleOpen daily
Chef

Volkan Ertan

Volkan Ertan is the founder, general manager, and head chef of Tamam Meyhane. After relocating from Istanbul to Ayvalık, Volkan Bey opened this venue, where he personally crafts traditional flavors with his team in the kitchen.

Hikaye

Evenings Filled with Meze and Friendship

Located on the seaside of Cunda, Tamam Meyhane YALI blends traditional tavern culture with a modern atmosphere. The tables here greet the freshness and friendship of the Aegean, offering the privilege of watching the sunset every evening.

The venue warmly welcomes its guests, featuring a menu of seasonal flavors and classic mezes. Accompanied by acoustic music every evening, it's possible to savor the taste of the Aegean in your plates and glasses.

Öne Çıkanlar

Highlights

  1. 01Aegean mezes
  2. 02Seaside location
  3. 03Acoustic music
  4. 04Modern and traditional atmosphere
Editor Note

Pros and Cons

Strengths

  • Seasonal fresh flavors
  • Seaside views
  • Warm and friendly atmosphere

Worth Knowing

  • Can be crowded in peak season
  • Limited parking space

A gateway to friendship and freshness with mezes at sunset.

In a sentence

Hikaye

Cunda and Surroundings

Cunda, one of the most characteristic villages of the North Aegean, offers a journey through time with its narrow streets and stone houses. Surrounded by centennial olive trees, this island has a unique tranquility.

In Cunda, you can embark on day trips of small discoveries. Visit the Taksiyarhis Church and then taste fresh seafood from the local fishermen in the town center. By the afternoon, head to Pateriça for one of the best sunsets in the region, and end your day exploring the boutique shops in Cunda.

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