EasyIslanders guide
Restaurants in Famagusta (Gazimağusa)
Famagusta (Gazimağusa) balances the student energy of the Eastern Mediterranean University (DAÜ) with the historic calm of the walled old town. The dining scene reflects this split: you'll find atmospheric traditional meze and dessert houses tucked inside the Venetian walls, while the Salamis Road area is packed with fast, modern, and international spots. Whether you want a slow courtyard dinner or a quick kebab, Famagusta is a major food destination.
- The walled city (Suriçi) for traditional Turkish-Cypriot kebabs and courtyard dining.
- Salamis Road for modern cafes, international food, and student-focused dining.
- Iconic sweets and desserts at Petek Pastanesi.
01
Where to eat in Famagusta
For historic atmosphere, head into the walled city (Suriçi). Here you can eat traditional kebabs and meze surrounded by medieval architecture. For something faster or more international, Salamis Road and the DAÜ area offer a massive variety of Arabic, Turkish, and global food. Tap any linked name below to open its card and see photos, menus, and locations.
Plan your island trip with MERVE
Tell MERVE your budget, dates, interests, and travel style. Get a personalized island itinerary in seconds.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best restaurants in Famagusta?
Famagusta is famous for Petek Pastanesi for desserts. For dining, 01 Adana Kebapçısı inside the walls and the variety of international spots along Salamis Road are very popular.
Where can I eat in the Walled City of Famagusta?
The Walled City (Suriçi) has beautiful courtyard restaurants and traditional kebab houses, operating in the shadow of the Lala Mustafa Pasha Mosque.