I was really attracted to the facade. It is worthwhile to visit. You can sit on the ground floor…read morewhere a full window exposes you and all your doings to any passerby. Like most of the cool cafés and restaurants, the magic happens once you enter the door. The courtyard areas are tastefully decorated. Staff speak some English and are so friendly. I had a great con with one of the servers about hope and sadness, war and peace.

I love this place one of mu favs its comfortable and prices are good i really like the decoration…read moreand small rooms so comfy we had fun

So this place has so many memories for me. It is where we ended up meeting on several occasions…read more Only to be found by everyone. So perhaps not the best place to avoid people as the whole cafe is outdoors and in a part of town that gets a lot of traffic. You're bound to run into someone you know, whether you like it or not. But a great place to get a cup of coffee, discuss serious matters and matters of the heart. They aren't synonymous, as you know. Coffee will cost you around 4TL, a bit pricey by Turkish standards, but you're paying for the lovely ambiance. Really, there is nothing like sun shining and warming you all over. This is definitely a date spot. So make arrangements with your hottie to meet here and then leisurely sip away at some good coffee while engaging in some serious flirting...

The best " haytali bici bici geldiiiiyeh " this haytali iş so delicious and perfect for eat…read morethe best food i have ever eaten in my life from now on, if I eat somewhere other than here, it will definitely be my last meal because I think this restaurant is a great man, you all try it and taste the dmaak flavor learn how it is and learn all your life, I guess I will no longer enjoy life after this meal because those flavors are never indispensable and wonderful.

Came here after diner for a late night dessert. The owners and servers are very kind people and the…read moreplace has a sweet nostalgic vibe. As to the dessert they call hayta; it is basically some sort of pudding topped with rose water and ice cream. While I do think that food colorant was not really necessary for the rose water it gave the dessert some color. They offer some turkish coffee to go with the dessert and it is overall a nice experience. You'll get to try something that you probably won't find elsewhere. For me it was more the experience then the dish itself, but my girlfriend really enjoyed the dessert as well. I do recommend that you try the place.