Dishes you should try in İnebolu: İnebolu Pidesi, Black Sea Anchovies (hamsi), Mısır ekmeği (cornbread) and İnebolu chestnuts. This guide also covers the local products to buy and what İnebolu is famous for.
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İnebolu pide, with thin dough and a minced meat filling, is baked in a stone oven. It holds an important place at local people's tables and is made using traditional recipes.
Fresh Black Sea anchovies, served fried in a pan or steamed. Coating them in cornmeal and frying them in a pan is the most common method of cooking.
According to one source, cornbread is mentioned among İnebolu's local flavours, along with hamsikoli and black cabbage soup.
Among the products grown in İnebolu and sold at the public market.
These dishes are known throughout Kastamonu province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A lamb kebab cooked in an earthen pit, with a registered geographical indication.
A tirit made with simit and meat broth, with a registered geographical indication.
Etli ekmek with a registered geographical indication.
Tel helva (thread halva) with a registered geographical indication.
Pastırma (cured beef) with a registered geographical indication.
A soup with a registered geographical indication.
During the War of Independence, İnebolu was the port city through which weapons and ammunition arriving from Istanbul were transported to Ankara. Şerife Bacı and other women heroes played an important role in this transport.
İnebolu is known for 4 local dishes, above all İnebolu Pidesi, Black Sea Anchovies (hamsi), Mısır ekmeği (cornbread) and İnebolu chestnuts. İnebolu pide, with thin dough and a minced meat filling, is baked in a stone oven. It holds an important place at local people's tables and is made using traditional recipes.
İnebolu is known for İnebolu Pidesi, İnebolu Kuzu Kestane and İstiklal Road Heritage. Its best-known sights include İnebolu Historic Houses and İnebolu Castle.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in İnebolu include İnebolu Kuzu Kestane and İnebolu Hemp.