Dishes you should try in Çaycuma: Zonguldak Pidesi (thin-dough pide with generous fillings) and Hamsi Tava (fried anchovies). This guide also covers the local products to buy and what Çaycuma is famous for.
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Pide with a thin dough and plenty of fillings, baked in a stone oven. It is also widely eaten in Çaycuma.
Fresh anchovies fried in maize flour, the most loved dish of the winter months. Prepared using recipes passed down through generations, this dish is an important part of the local food culture.
These dishes are known throughout Zonguldak province; see the provincial food guide for details.
A regional dish with a registered geographical indication.
A regional dish with a registered geographical indication.
Baklava with a registered geographical indication.
A pastry with a registered geographical indication.
Yoghurt registered with a geographical indication (designation of origin).
The ancient city of Filyos (Tieion) has been used as a settlement since the 7th century BC. Finds from excavations reveal the ancient history of the region.
Çaycuma is known for 2 local dishes, above all Zonguldak Pidesi (thin-dough pide with generous fillings) and Hamsi Tava (fried anchovies). Pide with a thin dough and plenty of fillings, baked in a stone oven. It is also widely eaten in Çaycuma.
Çaycuma is known for Zonguldak Pidesi (thin-dough pide with generous fillings), Çaycuma Manda Yoğurdu (Çaycuma water buffalo yoghurt) and Ancient City Heritage. Its best-known sights include Filyos Ancient City and Filyos Shore.
Local products and souvenirs to buy in Çaycuma include Çaycuma Manda Yoğurdu (Çaycuma water buffalo yoghurt) and Hazelnuts.