Bonapple is located in the Tunalı area and is a quaint cafe that boasts daily homemade cakes. The…read morecafe is rather small, but during the warm months it offers both indoor and outdoor seating. It feels very intimate and comfy, perfect for a date with your partner or your group of friends! They usually have 6-8 different homemade cakes everyday. So far, I have tried the Forest Cake, Caramel Banana Pie, and the Carrot Cake. All were fresh and tasty. My favorite so far is the Carrot cake. It really tasted like fall. They also have a great selection of hot beverages. Their cappuccino and americano are some of the best in Ankara. The çay is lovely too! The service is very lovely. Every time I've visited, there have been female wait staff who are so kind and make sure that you have enough coffee or çay. I highly recommend a visit! They truly have the best cakes in Ankara.

What an adorable cafe!! Dropped by here with my cousin for some Turkish coffee, tea, and pastries…read more It has the coziness of the holidays paired with an incredible selection of desserts. I could sit here and read a book all day. Delightful.

Nice enough place to hangout with friends. Coffe is really good, though not special. They have…read morequite a selection of ice cream too. It's just tries to be a "designed" space, a little hipster thing, but comes short. Feels a little hollow. Not sure maybe i just came after midnight and it feels this way. Update: Checked it out in daytime. Even more hollow.

Nice coffee shop, they seem to have a lot of ice cream varieties, we first thought it's an ice…read morecream shop but they also offer good coffee. Plenty of seats, reasonably busy with ok service. They have free wifi. We tried a dessert 'profiteroles', it was too sweet for my taste but still managed to finish it ;)

oh boy, having any piece of dessert in this place is like being greeted directly by God at every…read morebite! baklavaci hacibaba prepares, by far, the best baklava and sobiyet in the nation. Their products are heavenly blends of sugar, butter, walnut and pistachio and will satisfy you completely. If you are used to Greek or Arabic style baklava with honey and clover, Turkish baklava will taste quite different, however, this is how it actually should be prepared. So, please, do not question the price at all; it may sound relatively higher when compared to its Greek or Arabic counterparts. Do not claim that you tasted baklava if you have not tried baklava by Hacibaba. ...well, nothing is perfect; they sell fresh baklava that is baked daily, and in small batches, so they may run out of certain types early in the day. Try to visit this place early, especially on certain days that are considered special by Turks, e.g. Ramadan, Eid etc. Enjoy :)