I like the spice market that located in the prime area with a lot of walking distance attractions…read more This included the river cruise and seafood restaurants at the river, Suleymaiye mosque, grand bazaar and more. The spice market is not big but the surrounding market is a big extension to the market. The best and premium items in the bazaar. The surrounding market vendor gives you bargains with price on the outside. We got the turkey coffee on the outside market. Even the Turkish delight is cheaper at outside.

Attenzione al momento di pagare con carta di credito ci hanno ingannato, anziché pagare 2.200 lire…read moreturche hanno digitato 22.000 lire turche. purtroppo ci siamo accorti troppo tardi.

After reading some reviews from various places on where to go in the spice bazaar, the name…read moreArifoglu came up a few times. So I made some notes on what I wanted to buy, how much I can get it in the states, and prices in various sizes. When I went to the spice bazaar I took mental note of what prices they had of various spices and what they were selling them for, as one place had one Sumac for 10TL more for a half a kg then Arifoglu had for a whole kg. So after looking around for a while I stopped in Arifoglu, they man with glasses helped me and he was super nice. He saw my list and asked to see it so I gave it to him. He beat all the prices on my sheet, as well as giving me 10% off everything too. Since I also bought about 3 lbs of spices he threw in something for me too. I bought some saffron from him as well. It was funny because I bought some Iranian saffron, and I brought a sample from home to make sure it was the same stuff since I'm not a spice savant that can tell the difference between the real and real looking fake stuff. He was impressed and give me another discount off the top. It was still al little more than you can get it in the US if you know where to go. But I figured I give it a try. I mentioned Turkish saffron as gift for friends who didn't cook who wanted it. And he scoffed and said Turkish saffron is stuff other places they sell to tourist who don't know better. I thought it was funny that he admitted that. Not only would I come back here if I needed spice and was back in Istanbul. I stopped in again before I left to pick up a few other things I decided to bring back.

Ignore all the other vendors trying to get you in to their stores as you walk through the Spice…read moreBazaar and head straight here. They don't hassle people to come in because they don't need to. They have a great variety of spices & herbs at great prices. But what drew me in was the big sign I thought was kind of funny: "mysterious scent of harem"... I had to investigate. I'm glad I went in, a whole wall is dedicated to their selection of perfumed and essential oils... It was amazing. I wish I bought more!

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Very good quality spices, amazing customer service! They were extremely patient, and not pushy at…read moreall. Without asking they vacuum sealed all our goodies. Very reasonable prices and the owner happily gave me recommendations on how to use some of the spices. The lokum prices and quality is pretty good too ( esp Rose, and rose with pomegranate). The hibiscus tea is amazing. Its easy to get lost in the spice market, I am glad I found a spot and will definitely return whenever I go back!

The spices looked and smelled wonderful. The rolls of Lokum, Turkish Delight looked good and i…read morepurchased 3 kg to share with family and friends over the holidays. All purchased goods were sealed in vacuum packed bags for travel. Three weeks later I discovered maggot worms inside the sealed bag of Lokum. After opening the bag and box there were worms on the Lokum itself. There appear to be no worms in the spices so far.

Gözde is loaded with high quality specialty foods from around Turkey. Adam is particularly helpful…read morewhen I go there. When you go, ask for him by name. I always drop in whenever I need to buy Turkish delight or high quality spices.

We bought baklava variety from this shop on our way to ferry boat. We were in a hurry hence didn't…read morespend much time tasting it first before we bought the baklava. Unfortunately after we tried it once we got home, it tasted horrible. Instead of pistachio, they use something else(leblebi aka green colored chick peas). It didn't taste anything like pistachio inside baklava. Extremely disappointed. Especially considering we paid $20 per kilogram. Do not shop from this place if you ever travel to Turkey!