A nice cozy little place that serves Turkish food, the whole place is actually pretty traditional…read more The employees are really cool and keep bring food to the table,you can basically ask for whatever you want on the menu and they will keep bring it till you say other wise. Its a good place to stop by, before getting back on the road.

Katmer is a Turkish specialty, (as far as I know), made up of super thin filo dough cooked with…read moreclotted cream and pistachio paste. It is especially popular in for a breakfast snack, like donuts or croissants, with Turkish tea in tulip shaped shit glasses. It must always be made fresh and served hot. This place has q tasty Katmer that is not as sweet and heavy as in other Katmer cafés. Nur, which means 'light' in Turkish and Arabic, feels like a family run place far from the tourist spots. The daughter or neice was doing her homework at one of the tables until she was distracted by one of her friends yelling something to her down the street. These scenes at family run places are very special. Its cheaper exterior is balanced out by a warm and friendly atmosphere.

You can drive up to the café and park right outside. It is located in a popular Park that follows…read morea stream in the middle of Gaziantep. You can take a walk in the park and go for a refreshing drink. .. Or vice versa. Live music in the evenings. Ask for the schedule.

Striking architecture for an neighborhood where the buildings and stores are all uninspired…read moreconcrete and glass squares. Our no! Not this cool little restaurant popular with brunchers (brunchineers? Brunchenese? Brunchonions?). OK, what I mean is brunch lovers like myself. It is full on wee, so come early. The Turkish brunch experience is a beautiful laid back affair guided by a marathon of small plates of food . Vege, olives, fried breads, eggs, yum!

This park is full of cafés and restaurants. This one has live music at nights... Turkish easy…read morelistening. Lots of outside seating. Boardgames come out. Cool.

A decent restaurant / cafe. The lunch here was quite good, even though the menu was all in Turkish…read more When I ordered there was a lot of pointing a photos in the menu and pantomime, to the amusement of the waiter. They found someone who spoke English who confirmed our order. The restaurant staff was all extremely nice about it too.

This discovery was made as I was making my way home with a Spring thunderstorm breaking overhead…read more Ananas, which means pineapple in Turkish and French and several other languages, was adopted as my refuge from the storm. It is a nice new juice bar and cafe in a crowded neighborhood full of shops. They serve food as well, like Turkish "toast" or "tost", which is basically sandwiches tastefully toasted. Staff were very friendly and spoke Turkish, Arabic and English. I'm always interested in fresh juice shops and will definitely come back.

Good lunch place. 'Mantar' means mushroom in Turkish. And has Mushroom soup! It is on a busy…read morestreet and the outside seating is very close to the street, inside seating reminds me of a diner. Fast service and good portions.