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Start your day deliciously…
Turkish breakfast with a view in Midyat
At tables overlooking the stone houses of the old town: village cheeses, homemade jams, sizzling pans and endless Turkish tea.
Serpme kahvaltı
At Bella Vista, breakfast is a whole table
A Turkish "serpme" breakfast arrives as dozens of small plates and lasts as long as the conversation does. Village cheeses, clotted cream (kaymak), honey and butter; green and black olives; homemade jams, fresh greens and menemen straight from the pan… all on one table, all at once.
What is waiting on the table?
- 18 kinds of jam
- Gözleme (stuffed flatbread)
- Sucuk (spiced sausage)
- Menemen (Turkish scrambled eggs)
- Scrambled eggs
- Combo plate
- Unlimited tea & coffee
Our doors open at 08:00 every morning for anyone who wants to start the day in Midyat properly. We recommend booking ahead at weekends and for larger groups.
Prices and today's selection are on our QR menu.
Bella Vista: beautiful view
Look out over Midyat's old town from your breakfast table
We are named after our view. Beyond our wide windows lie the stone houses and narrow lanes of Midyat's old town, a historic setting that has appeared in many Turkish TV series and films.
Watching the old town skyline over a glass of tea is the best part of breakfast. If you are touring the area, start your day here before heading into the old streets.
Read our Midyat guide
Rooftop terrace
Fine weather? Breakfast is on the terrace
In spring and summer, whenever the weather allows, we serve breakfast in the open air on our rooftop terrace. In the evenings, enjoy coffee, tea or a hookah under the glow of rattan lanterns as night falls over Midyat.
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Big tables
Long tables for family, friends and teams
For family gatherings, birthdays, business breakfasts and tour groups, we join our tables and lay out one long breakfast just for you. Just tell us the date and number of guests.
Our place
Spacious, bright and calm
Floor-to-ceiling windows, deep comfortable sofas and plenty of greenery make Bella Vista a place for long breakfasts and unhurried conversations.
Our guests
What people say about Bella Vista
The location and atmosphere are lovely. The staff are friendly and attentive, and the owner welcoming guests personally is a nice touch.
The hookah and the local breakfast were amazing. I definitely recommend it.
We went as a group of five; the food was prepared very quickly and the staff were very friendly. It was the first time I have seen a place in Midyat take such care with its restrooms. I recommend it to everyone.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
What time does breakfast start?
Breakfast is served from 08:00 every day. We are open until 01:00 at night.
Do I need a reservation?
It is not required, but we recommend booking at weekends and for larger groups. Use our online booking form or message us on WhatsApp.
Can we have breakfast on the terrace?
Yes. When the weather and season allow, we also serve our breakfast spread on the rooftop terrace. You can check whether the terrace is open on our terrace page.
Where can I see breakfast prices?
All current prices are on our QR menu.
Do you host group and event breakfasts?
Yes. For family gatherings, birthdays, business breakfasts and tour groups we join tables into long breakfast spreads. See our group breakfast page for details.
What else is on the menu besides breakfast?
All day we serve starters, food such as burgers and toasted sandwiches, coffees, drinks, desserts and fruit plates. In the evenings, hookah is also available on the terrace.
Where is Bella Vista and how do I get there?
We are in central Midyat at Işıklar Mah., Cizre Cd. No: 43/4. Get directions from the map on our contact page.
Find us
Central Midyat, on Cizre Street
We are on the upper floor of our building in the Işıklar neighbourhood. Use the map for directions or give us a call.
- AddressIşıklar Mah., Cizre Cd. No: 43/4, 47510 Midyat/MardinDirections →
- Opening hoursDaily 08:00 – 01:00
Bella Vista Cafe
Işıklar Mah., Cizre Cd. No: 43/4, 47510 Midyat/Mardin