Altin Inci Restaurant is located in a historical building nestled in the beautiful hills of Lapta. Here you can come for breakfast, lunch and dinner to enjoy delicious food with great company. Guests are greeted at the door by the friendly staff and throughout the whole experience here the service you receive is impeccable.

Breakfast guests can choose between traditional village breakfast, Turkish breakfast and English breakfast and specialities such as Menemen and Mihlama cooked in stewpan. Lunch and dinner guests have a wide variety of different quality dishes to choose from with many types of cuisines, such as Russian, Chinese, Italian and Turkish of course. In addition to that an Indian chef serves up the tastiest of dishes from India.

Guests can choose to sit indoors or on the large terrace with mesmerising views over the Mediterranean coastline and the beautiful Timios Prodromos Church built in the 17th century. The house was built back in 1807 and it recently went through an eight year restoration. All the original stone was reused keeping the house to its traditional exterior while having been beautifully renovated. Apart from the delicious food it is the building being so special and unique that attract so many guests to come here.

Korhan, who runs the restaurant, tells us that it was his great grandfather that originally lived in the house in the eighteen hundreds. His name was Batchet and he was well known in the local area. But it was Korhan’s father’s life long dream to make the house into the spectacular restaurant it is today. For those who want to come herefor a glass of wine and a nibble to enjoy the views from the terrace there are many light dishes on offer as well including appetisers and nice salads. Vegetarian options are also available. Altin Inci Restaurant is also a venue for group activities and birthday parties. You find this extraordinary building close to the Lapta municipality building, in the heart of Lapta.

For reservations please call:
+90 533 887 89 37 – English
+90 533 829 52 60 – Turkish