Dishes you should try in Günyüzü: Çibörek (fried meat pastry) and Balaban Kebabı (doner meat on pide bread). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Günyüzü is famous for.
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Minced meat filling wrapped in thin dough and fried in hot oil, çibörek is the classic flavour of the Eskişehir region. The recipe is passed down from generation to generation, and each family adds its own small touches.
Doner meat poured over pide bread with buttered tomato sauce and yoghurt, balaban kebabı is a dish specific to Eskişehir. The recipe is passed down from generation to generation, and each family adds its own small touches.
These dishes are known throughout Eskişehir province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A börek with a registered geographical indication, inherited from the Crimean Tatars, filled with minced meat and fried in hot oil.
A registered halva, similar to pişmaniye but harder and more fibrous.
A simit with a registered geographical indication.
A registered dessert made with cheese, semolina and syrup.
A baklava with a registered geographical indication, shaped like a triangle (muska).
A registered dolma wrapped in cabbage leaves.
Günyüzü is part of this cultural event thanks to its location close to the neighbouring district of Sivrihisar, which hosts the International Nasreddin Hoca Culture and Arts Festival.
Günyüzü is known for 2 local dishes, above all Çibörek (fried meat pastry) and Balaban Kebabı (doner meat on pide bread). Minced meat filling wrapped in thin dough and fried in hot oil, çibörek is the classic flavour of the Eskişehir region. The recipe is passed down from generation to generation, and each family adds its own small touches.
Günyüzü is known for Çibörek (fried meat pastry), Günyüzü Honey and Connection to the Nasreddin Hoca Festival. Its best-known sights include Günyüzü Castle and Günyüzü Plateaus.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Günyüzü include Günyüzü Honey.