I won't pretend to be an expert on Turkish Malls. I only went to two. This one and one in Konya …read more But I have to concede , this may be the Short Hills Mall of Turkey. Konya is perhaps the Livingston Mall. It's attractive and big and fairly upscale with a serious food court. The crowd appears fairly affluent .We are in the Washington DC of Turkey! Next to the Crowne Plaza Hotel.

From the owner: 1999 yılında Migros Alışveriş Merkezi Ankara adı altında hizmete başlayan AVM, ziyaretçilerin…read moreoldukça yoğun ilgisiyle karşılaştı. Bu yoğun ilgi kısa süre sonra AVM'nin büyümesini getirdi. Büyüyen AVM, 12 Mayıs 2006'da 'Türkiye'nin Alışveriş Merkezi' sloganıyla bu kez ANKAmall Alışveriş Merkezi adı altında kapılarını ziyaretçilerine açtı. ANKAmall, dünyanın seçkin markalarından oluşan 330'u aşkın mağazası, 120.000 m² kiralanabilir alanı, 6.000 araçlık ücretsiz otoparkı, kafeleri, restoranları, sinema salonları ve çocuklar için oyun alanlarıyla her gün 10.00 - 22.00 saatleri arasında ziyaretçileriyle buluşuyor. ANKAmall Alışveriş Merkezi'nde Türkiye'nin ve dünyanın seçkin birçok markası ve Türkiye pazarına ilk defa ANKAmall'da giriş yapan ünlü markalar yer alıyor. 11.800m²'lik mağazasıyla Koçtaş, 5.000 m² ile 5M Migros, Macera Adası; bunların yanı sıra Boyner, H&M, Boyner Sport, Deichmann, Mudo City, Flo, Zara, Bershka, Stradivarius, Pull&Bear, Mango, Jack&Jones, Decathlon, MACFit gibi daha birçok marka ANKAmall ziyaretçisiyle buluşuyor. Ziyaretçilerine her yönüyle rahat, keyifli ve kaliteli bir alışveriş sunan ANKAmall, gerçekleştirdiği aktivitelerle de Ankara'da alışveriş anlayışını değiştirmeye devam ediyor. Yönetimini ve kiralamasını Ece Türkiye Proje Yönetimi A.Ş.'nin üstlendiği ANKAmall Alışveriş Merkezi, her gün 10:00 - 22:00 saatleri arasında alışverişi, çeşitle, keyifle ve yaşama dair güzel anlarla sunmaya devam ediyor.

Nice food! Nice people! Nice restaurant. We have been to this brand restaurant in Beverly…read moreHills , Los Angeles this February with some friends,we have had a good time there. Wish to go to this restaurant again tomorrow.

Great experience. Have to get the Nusr-et special. Cooked in hot butter and seasoned just right…read morewith salt.

one of the only wine bars in town ... don't be too picky about the vintage. Turkey has a long way…read moreto develop its wine making and appreciation. So most bottles are within 2 years old. Somehow that doesn't discourage owners from charging triple digits for a bottle: go on, live a little! domestic and import wines available. i paired my domestic bottle of red with a fruit and proscuitto plate. BTW take a taxi to get here, the hills can be steep (and icy during the winter months). the live music was great :) a female vocalist with two male musicians accompanying. the men also sing backup.

The Museum of Anatolian Civilizations is one of, if not THE, major attraction in Ankara. It is not…read morea huge collection, one to two hours will certainly cover it. But it contains beautiful and fascinating examples of the history of mankind in Turkey. It starts with the Paleolithic and goes through every stage of Western Civilization, showing how Anatolia was the crossroads of everything! The prime parts of the exhibit are the Hittite (Ataturk's personal interest) and its successor, the Phrygians.). The stone reliefs in the central area are remarkable, showing the strong Babalonian influence. Classical and Roman eras get a briefer nod in the lower exhibit area. My only quibble with this gem was the lack of a museum guide or map. Also the Audio Tour was not available. The booth was staffed by a young woman whose only English was 'Audio Tour Not Available.' I don't know if only the English was not available or the whole system was down. The signage is all in Turkish and English so you can get around, but it was a surprising irritation. It was not enough to downgrade the experience! If you are in Ankara: GO! PS: The restrooms, though outside the main building, were very modern and beautifully maintained.

This is a very cool museum. A lot of really interesting and significant historical pieces…read more Decent interpretive content in English. Parking is a bit confusing, so research that beforehand if driving. A museum worth checking out.

Very good food. You can't not find this taste and other county's. I recommend everyone. Thank you…read morefor ozdogan family.

I had dinner here with a group recently and was not impressed. The intention is to emulate a US…read morestyle steak house and perhaps they succeeded with a menu which lacked imagination and very high prices. I would have preferred a restaurant with local Turkish offerings but this was a business dinner so I had no choice. Fortunately I did not have to pay the exorbitant bill either. I had the lamb chop which turned out to be a rack of lamb. I ordered it rare but it came overdone and dry. The Caesar salad was uninspired and the side of such gratin potatoes was also over cooked. Service was lackluster. Fortunately I will never have to return.

nice digs in tepe prime - the beverly hills of ankara (perhaps). the menu looks promising, but i…read moreopted for an after-work glass of wine. decor is mod but too minimal for my preference... get some personality, esp if your name is barnie's. please phone NPH (barnie stinson) for some tips. wait service needs training... badly. attentive is not in their vernacular.

This location of the SBUX chain makes me depressed. Since there are several cafes, patisseries and…read moreeateries along this street, Starbucks faces stiff competition. Consequently this location seems to have relatively few patrons... at least during the hours I've dropped in. The location seems somewhat run down inside. The adjacent hotel doesn't help either. Despite the high-brow address, the hotel doesn't live up to the 'Beverly Hills' expectation. Instead it seems divey. The panhandlers on the same block don't help. At times their children have come into the coffeeshop and asked to use the bathroom (or for any food handouts).