Dishes you should try in Pazaryolu: Cağ Kebabı (horizontal spit-roasted lamb), Kadayıf Dolması (walnut-filled kadayıf) and Pazaryolu Honey. This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Pazaryolu is famous for.
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Cağ kebabı, cooked on a horizontal spit over a wood fire, is a symbol of Erzurum cuisine.
A walnut-filled sweet from Erzurum.
The district's famous honey, produced thanks to the geological structure and vegetation of the area.
These dishes are known throughout Erzurum province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A kebab with a registered geographical indication, cooked on a horizontal skewer over a wood fire and served on the cağ skewer.
Shredded kadayıf filled with walnuts and soaked in syrup; it has a registered geographical indication.
A registered börek made with layers of boiled yufka and cheese.
A registered soup made with yoghurt, wheat and herbs.
A syrupy dough dessert with a registered geographical indication.
A registered traditional dessert made with flour, butter and sugar.
Lying between the Black Sea and Eastern Anatolia, the district keeps alive its plateau traditions.
Pazaryolu is known for 3 local dishes, above all Cağ Kebabı (horizontal spit-roasted lamb), Kadayıf Dolması (walnut-filled kadayıf) and Pazaryolu Honey. Cağ kebabı, cooked on a horizontal spit over a wood fire, is a symbol of Erzurum cuisine.
Pazaryolu is known for Cağ Kebabı (horizontal spit-roasted lamb), Plateau honey and livestock products and Plateau Culture. Its best-known sights include Medieval castle ruins and Pazaryolu plateaus.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Pazaryolu include Plateau honey and livestock products.