Livera Bir Asir Kahvalti Evi - Macka

It's a very nice place, my sister took care of it very well, I loved it Visited on: Weekday Wait time No wait Reservation recommended No

The breakfast at this restaurant is delicious and the love is exquisite. It is family-run and immaculately clean. The prices are quite reasonable. I would definitely recommend visiting. I visited on a weekend and there was no wait. Reservations are recommended.

Even though the restaurant is located far away and across the road, it is definitely worth the journey. The prices are very reasonable, the view is stunning, and the food is delicious. Those who visit never regret it - immerse yourself in the local culture, try the authentic flavors, and admire the charming local houses. Visiting on a weekday means no wait time, but reservations are still recommended.

This family-owned restaurant offers a peaceful setting where you can unwind and enjoy a delicious breakfast. Choose from a variety of jams, local breakfast specialties, and natural highland butter, all amidst the lush greenery near the clouds.

The facial expression of the basic uncle at the first entrance from the door scared us a little, but we realized how hospitable they were when we entered the door. A typical Black man. They are husband and wife run and very hospitable and hospitable. They built camellias in front of their houses and turned them into businesses, and I'm glad they did. It's a 4 year old business and really nice people. They answered every question we asked sincerely and we had a good chat. If anyone wants to get to know the real Black Sea people, they can chat with basic emice. If you are interested in chatting, the aunt comes and starts chatting right away. We will have breakfast and get up, but we chatted for a long time and they even offered us Turkish coffee. The place is really clean, whether it has WC, sitting area, grass etc. get super clean. Only breakfast is served, but you can go any time of the day. In fact, if you're tired and on your way, you can even go for a pot of tea. The food is very delicious. Kuymak, fried eggs, 2 kinds of jam, honey, bagel, pastry with parsley (this is the best one), french fries, drum bread, olives, butter, village cheese and a pot of tea with a fire burning under it were served. Everything was really delicious and fresh. The place also has a spacious, authentic, village atmosphere. I would definitely recommend going if you have a chance. Even if you pass through macka, I would definitely say stop by. Even a pot of tea is drunk to get information about the region. But I couldn't add it because I didn't take a photo. We are the couple from Bartin, who arrived with a motorbike in mid-August. If they see this comment, I will offer my love and respect to both of them and kiss their hands.