Omurca Art Cave

I recommend this restaurant in Goreme, Omurca Art Cafe, which is highly rated by tripadviser. The layout is quite unique, and there are more than a dozen cats to interact with you closely. I ordered two meat dishes, dried beef cooked with tomatoes and grilled lamb ribs, both tasted OK, so you don't have to eat clay pot beef every meal. ! However, the bean soup is a bit salty, and the rice is only fried rice, so be careful when ordering these two. Both meat dishes are 30 yuan each, which is moderately priced. ​

I passed by this coffee shop when I went to the top of the mountain to watch the hot air balloons in the morning. I thought it was so special, so I came here with my friends after lunch. I went up to the second floor and didn't expect to see the fairy-tale scene of The Wizard of Oz. There were countless kittens in the store, and the lazy sofas were matched with Turkish characteristic cushions. Looking up, there were grapes and morning glories planted by the boss on the terrace. Everything was so beautiful. Remember to come here to spend an afternoon when you come to Goreme.

This place is very nice and has a lot of history. The houses are also very distinctive and literary.

Turkish people love cats to the point of being completely unscrupulous. Cats are the proud residents of this country. Whether in small towns or cities, most of the cats you meet are overweight. Someone even made a movie called "Cats of Istanbul" specifically for cats. I was in Goreme and walked into a hippie coffee shop where cats are the owners. When I came to the "shop selling stars", it was just closed. There was also a green shop next door. I walked in and found a warm coffee shop - Omurca art cave cafe, with exotic and comfortable hippie decorations, tassel curtains hanging on the door, and all kinds of fun blue eyes and small gourds hanging on it. The sofa was full of colorful hand-woven pillows, and the courtyard was full of green plants. When I looked up, I saw a rock cave that looked like a mushroom head. In the whole huge coffee shop, there were not many customers, but cats could be seen running around everywhere. This shop is run by a hippie-looking guy named Harun, a very cute and kind Turkish man who often feeds the wild cats nearby. Gradually, the cats have become regular customers of the shop. They know that there is food and friends here and they stay here. Now there are almost seventeen cats. In the secret base in Cappadocia, it is best to spend time while petting cats and drinking Turkish coffee.