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                <title>Deniz Restaurant</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[When visiting the historic town of Ayvalik on Turkey's Aegean coast, do as the locals and Turkish summer visitors do and head to Cunda (AliBey) in the evening. <br>The Deniz Restaurant on the sea front has a marvelous array of hot and cold mezes, mainly vegetarian or sea food, including stuffed courgette flowers, samphire and sea urchin when in season. The fresh fish that almost inevitably follows is delicious although prepared simply by either frying or grilling (depending on the type of fish). Try the local speciality, papalina, tiny fried fish eaten bones, head and all.<br>In winter you can eat inside in front of an open fire. <br>You should try drinking Raki whether winter or summer, but don't forget to dilute it!<br>The best thing about the Deniz Restaurant is its affordability - a full meal with Raki or wine will cost about £20-25 per head which compares favourably to the many neighbouring restaurants. The Deniz Restaurant is the one the locals choose and they can't be wrong, they may even have caught the fish served there!]]></description>
                
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                <title>Bonjour Guesthouse</title>
                
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                <description><![CDATA[Ayvalik has been a great suprise! Beautiful village and surroundings Bonjour Guesthouse is amazing place to stay. The atmosphere and historic decor are superb.<br>It was very enjoyable to stay here because it's so close to the sea and the center of town.<br>The delicious Turkish traditional breakfast is really very good - I recommend it.]]></description>
                
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