Dishes you should try in Eynesil: Kuymak (cornmeal and cheese), Hamsi Buğulama (steamed anchovy) and Mısır Ekmeği (cornbread). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Eynesil is famous for.
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Kuymak, made by cooking cornmeal, butter and fresh cheese in a copper pan, is an essential part of Eynesil's breakfast tables.
Fresh anchovies steamed with onion and pepper. It reflects the fishing tradition of Eynesil.
Traditional bread made from cornmeal, served in Eynesil with butter and cheese as a staple food.
These dishes are known throughout Giresun province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A kadayıf dessert made with hazelnut paste, registered as a geographical indication.
Ice cream registered as a geographical indication.
A kid-meat kebab registered as a geographical indication.
A bread specific to the town of Çavuşlu in Görele, registered as a geographical indication.
An indispensable local dish of Black Sea cuisine.
Eynesil is one of the Black Sea districts known for its seafaring tradition. It has raised many sailors and captains and is known as the 'home of seafarers'.
The horon, danced to the accompaniment of the kemençe (bowed lyre) at weddings and festivals, is an inseparable part of Eynesil's cultural identity.
Eynesil is known for 3 local dishes, above all Kuymak (cornmeal and cheese), Hamsi Buğulama (steamed anchovy) and Mısır Ekmeği (cornbread). Kuymak, made by cooking cornmeal, butter and fresh cheese in a copper pan, is an essential part of Eynesil's breakfast tables.
Eynesil is known for Kuymak (cornmeal and cheese), Eynesil Hazelnut and Black Sea Seafaring Tradition. Its best-known sights include Eynesil Shore and Eynesil Plateaus.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Eynesil include Eynesil Hazelnut and Fresh Seafood.