Dishes you should try in Mahmudiye: Çibörek (fried meat pastry) and Balaban Kebabı (döner meat on pide bread). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Mahmudiye is famous for.
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Çibörek, made by wrapping a minced-meat filling in thin dough and frying it in hot oil, is a classic flavour of the Eskişehir region. An important part of the district's gastronomic identity, this dish is a favourite with visitors.
Made by pouring döner meat, buttered tomato sauce and yoghurt over pide bread, this is a flavour specific to Eskişehir. An important part of the district's gastronomic identity, this dish is a favourite with visitors.
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.
As part of the Çifteler Stud Farm, Mahmudiye holds an important place in the history of horse breeding in Türkiye.
Mahmudiye is known for 2 local dishes, above all Çibörek (fried meat pastry) and Balaban Kebabı (döner meat on pide bread). Çibörek, made by wrapping a minced-meat filling in thin dough and frying it in hot oil, is a classic flavour of the Eskişehir region. An important part of the district's gastronomic identity, this dish is a favourite with visitors.
Mahmudiye is known for Çibörek (fried meat pastry), Mahmudiye Balı (Mahmudiye honey) and Horse Breeding Tradition. Its best-known sights include Mahmudiye Stud Farm and Mahmudiye Plateaus.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Mahmudiye include Mahmudiye Balı (Mahmudiye honey).