A shop who sells many kinds of cheeses from Anatolian or all over the world - Tip: Buy sandwiches here and start walking through Istanbul. Read more.
Dessert menu with Turkish coffee is a must! Please notice the cups that they serve Turkish coffee in, they are fine collector’s pieces. Read more.
Desserts; This is what they are famous for! Muhallebi (milk pudding), chocolate dessert, baklava and cake selections should be tried to your liking. Read more.
Some facts. Boza is one of the oldest drinks in Turkey dating back to the 4th Century. Turkish Boza is made from Wheat Durum, Water, Sugar, Roasted Chickpeas and Cinammon.
Since 1871 this family run business has made the Turkish coffee famous worldwide. Wait in the long line for a cup or go near the front window and grab a pack of freshly roasted coffee to make at home.
This famous Turkish eatery has been in business since 1920 - Often imitated but never duplicated. Come here and try a delicious köfte (grilled meatball). They don't accept credit cards so bring cash.
Topped with a distinctive witch's hat roof, the prominent Galata Tower dates back to the days when Genose traders were settled in this part of town.
First peace treaty and first love poem are among the very rare pieces being exposed in Istanbul archeology museum. Building is currently under full renovation. Only part of the collection is visible.
You can bring our own fish and they will grill it for you, but the choice they have in place is also great! Fresh salads, mezes and herbs! One of the best places in Kadikoy for sure.
Age-old plane trees, good tea, soft breeze, and the water runs just a couple of meters away from your table. Read more.
Eating here quince and/ or bread dessert is an experience. Not only for tourists but also for locals!
All the food is delicious, fairly priced and authentic. If you want to eat healty and yummy food instead of overrated fast food in Taksim area, thats your place. Options for vegetarians are also cool
Also known at the Pera Museum, this gallery is filled with impressive art collections such as the Anatolian Weights and Measures and Kütahya Tiles and Ceramics. Also don't miss the Pera Cafe
Great variety of delicious, mostly vegan, dishes, currently you can choose up to 5 different kinds on a single plate for 12 TL.. One of the best discoveries in the city!
Amazing Turkish breakfast. Feast away. Excellent manti as well. Zucchini cakes were superb as well. Come hungry!
Palace interior is in a very good shape. Interesting to see how last Sultans of the Ottoman empire were living. Strong European influence and unbelievable master pieces.
Go to the biggest one Buyukada, rent a bike and discover the whole island in less than one hour just AMAZING! Don't miss the sunset :)
Such a peaceful and beautiful mosque. Worth going just a little out of the way to visit.
Also known as the Blue Mosque, this world-famous attraction is a definite must-see. The facade is already so impressive, but wait 'til you see the intricate details inside (don't miss the mirhab).
My favorite mosque in the city, don't miss it! It wasn't crowded with tourists like the Blue Mosque or New Mosque, and the tiles inside were breathtaking.
Istiklal Street is one of the most well-known avenues in Istanbul. Stretching for about three kilometers, it is the main pedestrian thoroughfare in the city and welcomes
3 floors with different styles as café. Separated for smokers and non smokers. Also a floor for karaoke and another one as home cinema..
Quince dessert is an excellent experience to try at least one time in your life!
Best cafe in istanbul with nicest staff and the coolest interior. Go there, have a turkish tea, smoke a shisha and enjoy a pipe. You wont regret and feel istanbul!
A bit more expensive than the others, but worth every cent. Ladies from Morning to 4 pm, men from 4:30 pm to 11
I think this area has alot of positive energy cause of when I am in istanbul I Love to be there more and more ! Music , bars and restruants are so nice !
The Ravioli is great, fill it with meat or potato, it's the same.Great place to have lunch just under the office.
New recipes with classic Turkish ingredients, from chef Didem Şenol at Lokanta Maya. Read more.
Black Sea soul food; We recommend the lightly fried hamsi (anchovies) and cornbread. Read more.
A cultural cafè where you can eat typical turkish plates looking around the photos of Ara Gülar. Great ambient during the night For the dinner.
As a person coming from Black Sea, I can easily tell that all food served there tastes really good and it's ingredients are of high quality. Reasonable prices and good service. Definitely recommended!
A good mix of classic Turkish dishes done in a new way. A good alternative to try out in Karakoy for an intimate evening in a cozy, romantic restaurant. 👍 (Also where I discovered Chamlija Riesling!)
I loved this place... View is amazing and a very romantic place to go. Even you have a cemetery on your away..:)
Great spot for tourists and locals... but not too touristy. Head to Pierre Loti for a scenic lookout - look down at the rest of the city.
Assemble your own breakfast at Ferikoy Organik Pazari, an organic market held every Saturday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Don’t miss the hot stuffed crepes known as gozleme. Read more.
Hidden gem, absolutely worth trying to find. No sign at street level, next to a supermarket. Take the elevator to the 6th floor. Huge portions, no side dish needed. Try the Turkish ravioli (starter).
One of the best art galleries I've seen in Istanbul❤️ bravo!
Permanent & temporary exhibitions, friendly employees. One of the most professionally run art museum in Istanbul, from tip to toe.
The most beautiful street I've ever seen (with the historical point of view plus the expriences I've had on my own for sure). So proud to be part of it. I hope, I spend rest of my life as a resident.
