Köy Çayyolu

We just left here, and if there were 10 stars, I'd give it 10. We came here for the spread breakfast for suhoor (pre-dawn meal during Ramadan), and both the welcome was great and the food on the table (the olive oil and yellow olive plate were our favorites) was so delicious... The waiters were also friendly and efficient. I hope they don't spoil it, please don't let it change, I would wholeheartedly recommend this place to everyone. The only downside is, don't come here if you're on a diet, otherwise your diet will be ruined :)

This is my only choice for breakfast in Ankara. Their spread breakfast is quite sufficient. I especially love their pişi (fried dough) and gözleme (Turkish flatbread). They've added Çakallı menemen (a type of Turkish omelet) to the menu. I definitely recommend it.

Very delicious, let's have some Orkun Işıtmak!

When it comes to breakfast, you don't need to look anywhere else in the capital. The address is clear. The pastries and gözleme (Turkish flatbread) are especially delicious.

Located within the city, but once inside, it feels like a "village," just like its name suggests. The breakfast (we had it for sahur) is both visually appealing and incredibly filling. A delightful breakfast by the fireplace. Definitely try …

The place was cold and the heating was inadequate. I stopped by for a quick breakfast; the toast was good, but the sausage was too salty and burning, it needs to be changed. As for the prices, the spread breakfast seemed expensive.