Great souvenir! "Food as a souvenir?" You might ask. "That way lies madness". Ah, but my dear…read morereaders, you are the opposite of correct. A kilo of baklava will last 3 days. Plenty of time to transport it by plane to your home to share with kith and kin. And when you share food, you are sharing something more valuable than gold - memory! Come buy light flaky baklava with syrup enshrined pistachios and share over black tea. That memory for you and your friends will be potentially savored forever. Yum.

The best baklava is here in Gaziantep! We tried the other "famous" ones, Kocak, Imam Cagdas, etc…read more none of them is like Ayintap! the best baklava is here. Plus, ask for Mehmet Usta there. You will find him very friendly! He will take good care of you!

Baklava Delight! This is another chain franchise of that wonderful crispy pistachio dessert. Good…read morequality ans definitely worth the price of a kilo. I like the fresh syrupy baklava goodness as opposed to the dry baklava goodness. Yes, I'm using good a lot in this review (because they are all good).

From the owner: Geleneksel Antep Baklavası'nın ustası Baklavacı Güllüoğlu Efkan Güllü,1871'den beri süregelen üstün…read morelezzet ve kaliteli ürünlerle hizmet vermekte...

Baklava street. Walking down this street makes me think of the Doors song - Love Street. There are…read moreso many baklava places. I replace the word Love Street with the word Baklava Street and hum most if the song to myself because I can't remember all the words, like, 'She has a house and garden, la la la.' Of course, this makes me nostalgic for the past and I fill that empty hole with some buttery sweet baklava from this store. This baklava is OK. Not my favorite. La la la. Baklava Street.