Hand-built, home-cooked and recycled, with an ocean view to boot. Sitting just off that big windy coast road is a little market full of real hippies, jam making grannies and alluring eats.
Books, be it cooking or rock biographies, go for less than $2. Records for no more than $4 and clothing sits below $20. The key word here is cheap.**Standard market food (Turkish Gozleme and fresh lemonade) rates a five out of 10, so resist until the fresh donuts lure you in. If the palette requires something savory, they’ve got the best seaweed salad known to man.
Once all of the bargains have been hunted, you’ll be feeling flustered and accomplished. This is why a beach has been conveniently placed next door.
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