Come to Benzin. This place has a big sign outside with the words "Big Yellow Taxi". It has a big…read moreCadillac in the middle of the bar/restaurant as soon as you enter. Very fun. There's a Diner feel with high-energy cool lounge music. I can't believe it took me almost a year to find this place. There is a full bar and cocktails.

The place is cool, nice decor, they have decorated the place like an American diner and have a…read moredining table in the shape of an old Chevy. Service is fairly good, kinda slow. But the staff is very cool and nice to customers. The bar service is much faster than the kitchen. Food is pretty good here, unlike other places in Turkey the photos on the menus look like he real not internet photos. The taste and quality of the is pretty good for the price

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Good scene. Small entrance fee and laid back crowd. Lots of dancing and groovy Turkish music at…read morenight starting 11 or 12 midnight. You get a free small beer with your entry ticket. The bar is near a nice park. Not ideal to check out at night, however very doable (and enjoyable) during the day.

Local bar. Sometimes called the Communist Bar. No, I don't know why. Very cool local flavor. The…read morecoolness doesn't start until the live music starts. Then the cool libations mix with acoustic machinations to make a perfect storm of emotion. The type of emotion where you will declare brother and sisterhood with everyone you meet or get in an argument so fierce that you will never forgive your opponent (or you will forgive when you sober up). It doesn't matter. You only live in the now. In the moment. Where forever and today are very much the same thing. No. This is not a tourist experience. You are in the thick of things here. The dark and the light.

No longer in business. Wasted time and effort to find it. Yelp need to update these listingsread more

Bayzhan is a fantastic historical courtyard with several restaurants and bars. It originally a…read morecaravanserai, which was a stop off for traveling camel caravans. It is around a hundred years old and also has a museum. One restaurant has Turkish food another has decent pub food. Yes! A good pub in the evenings. Very popular. I've been there several times in the evenings and it can get crowded, especially weekends. It was virtually empty when I went for lunch on a weekday.

Basic food for great Antep cuisine. Service is slow and not attentive. I would not come back…read more Location is great. Ambiance is good.

This souvenir shop is run by a very nice Turkish gentleman…read more There are several parrots flying around the café. When the parrots ate in a good mood you can feed them some seeds provided by the owner. I fed two. One of them was not in q good mood and nipped my finger and dropped the seed I gave him. There is a large cave at the back of the shop that also serves as a cafe and a simple unlabeled museum. It is a bit musty, but very cool. Try a fresh cup of orange juice or Turkish coffee. For some reason, you can also buy socks in the café. I bought several pair nut did not try them on... yet.

This pub is an unloved afterthought to the Divan Hotel dining experience in Gaziantep. That is why…read moreI'm determined to try to love it. It isn't it's fault that it was located in the upper corner of the semi breezeway between the restaurant and the lobby. The staff are really kind, but there are not enough of them. You can order beer, wine and simple mix drinks. I really enjoyed their halumi salad with a cup of white wine.

This little café bar is conveniently located right outside the last security checkpoint entering…read morethe departure lounge. Yes! Your last chance for wine, beer and spirits before your easy peasey flight to places unknown. There isn't a lot of seating, but people play musical chairs enough whenever a flight is called that a place is bound to open up.