At Anit Lezzet

After our visit at Anitkabir, we walked to a restaurant, Anit Lezzet, for our lunch.  We were told that staff at Anitkabir often have their meals there.  It is decribed as a kebab shop and steakhouse on their FaceBook Page.  

From their store front, you can see the kind of food that are served there.



Check out its interior.








Our usual fare at all restaurants in Turkey. We were always served with soup, bread and salad.



We could have a choice of beef kebab or a chicken dish.



We were informed by Yavuz that pharmacuetical items in Turkey are cheaper.  So, if you have a presciption to fill, you may want to bring a list of all the medications you and your family members are taking so that you can make a comparison in price there.  

There is a pharmacy behind Anit Lezzet but it was closed as we were there on a Sunday.


We checked out the other shops nearby.



These are Turkish watermelons seen sold in one of the shops.


After lunch we headed off to the Salt Lake.


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