Dishes you should try in Bayat: Afyon Kaymak (clotted cream) and Tutmaç Soup (noodle and lentil soup). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Bayat is famous for.
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Thick clotted cream made from buffalo and cow's milk, one of the province's most famous treats, is served with bread kadayıf.
Tutmaç, made with homemade noodles and lentils and served with garlic yoghurt, is the traditional soup of the region.
These dishes are known throughout Afyonkarahisar province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A sucuk with a geographical indication, made in the traditional way from minced meat enriched with red pepper, black pepper and garlic.
A döner made from sucuk, unique to Afyonkarahisar cuisine.
One of the products with a geographical indication, Afyon pastırma (cured beef) is part of the province's meat-product tradition alongside sucuk.
A dessert with a geographical indication, served by topping syrupy bread kadayıf with Afyon kaymak.
Afyon lokum is both an everyday treat and the most popular souvenir.
A keşkek (wheat and meat dish) unique to Şuhut, with a geographical indication.
The weaving tradition passed down from generation to generation is at the centre of the district's cultural identity.
Bayat is known for 2 local dishes, above all Afyon Kaymak (clotted cream) and Tutmaç Soup (noodle and lentil soup). Thick clotted cream made from buffalo and cow's milk, one of the province's most famous treats, is served with bread kadayıf.
Bayat is known for Afyon Kaymak (clotted cream), Bayat Turkmen Kilim and Kilim weaving. Its best-known sights include Natural-Dyed Kilim Workshops and İnpazarcık Rock Settlement.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Bayat include Bayat Turkmen Kilim and Natural-dyed kilim.