Is it cheap to eat and drink out in Turkey?

Restaurants are much cheaper than their European and North American counterparts. Simple street snacks start from 2 to 5 liras. If you eat at a restaurant on the cheaper side, expect to pay around 20-25 liras. If you are eating a three-course-meal at a mid-range restaurant, the price goes up to 60 to 120 liras.



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How many Turkish Lira do I need for a week? It is advisable to set a daily budget of 966 Turkish liras per day per person. This will allow you to stay in a hotel for two people, buy an average of two meals and buy a public transport ticket. The average cost of a meal in a good restaurant will cost you about 150 TRY.

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Prices may vary depending on location and quality, but you can generally find many goods cheaper than in other European countries. Popular items to buy include textiles, ceramics, and leather goods which are offered at very reasonable prices, particularly when purchasing handmade goods from local markets and bazaars.

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Tipping is expected in Turkey and leaving a 10-15% tip on your bill in a restaurant is generally an acceptable amount. When it comes to other areas of the service industry, such as taxis and hairdressers, rounding up the fare is a nice gesture but not obligatory.

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What is the Tipping Etiquette in Turkey? In restaurants, it's common to tip around 10% to 15% of the bill, depending on the level of service. For taxis, rounding up to the nearest lira is usually sufficient, while for hotel services, a tip of a few lira is usually appreciated.

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