Bayzhan is a fantastic historical courtyard with several restaurants and bars. It originally a…read morecaravanserai, which was a stop off for traveling camel caravans. It is around a hundred years old and also has a museum. One restaurant has Turkish food another has decent pub food. Yes! A good pub in the evenings. Very popular. I've been there several times in the evenings and it can get crowded, especially weekends. It was virtually empty when I went for lunch on a weekday.

Basic food for great Antep cuisine. Service is slow and not attentive. I would not come back…read more Location is great. Ambiance is good.

One of my favorite places for lunch. I usually order the fettuccine Alfredo with a fresh juice. The…read morebeef is really good too, some of the best quality meat I've had in the city. It has outside inside seating. The servers don't speak English, well, but are very attentive and will get whatever you need. Also a good place to buy a whole cake. Doesn't serve alcohol. I will check out their brunch next.

A perfect traditional turrkish-breakfast. I like it…read more Kind of poor service there, i wish they can do sth for it.

Awesome. Small Intimate museum that you can walk through what feels like the original houses with…read moreancient mosaics on the floors and walls. Very cool. The original site is an hour drive away on the Euphrates river. The was an amazing experience to see the museum end then one of the rivers whose waters helped evolve the development of humankind from hunter gatherers to farmers. Don't miss the Gypsy mosaic with the haunting eyes. Some postulate that it is really a mosaic of Alexander the Great. Ie is one of the highlights of the museum. It is a must to include this museum for any visit to Gaziantep.

The best museum in all of Gaziantep! The mosaics were beautiful to see. As a student of museum…read morecuration, I was very impressed by how well they were displayed. There must have been a lot of time and money spent on preserving these so well. I just wish this sort of care for the artifacts at Zeugma would be replicated in the other museums in Gaziantep. As with most things in this city, don't expect much English interpretation. They did, however have a showing of their 3D movie in English. The movie was great and informative, but the display didn't line up properly so it was difficult to look at the screen. Actually, I don't even know why they made it a 3D movie... mosaics are a 2D art. I think the museum really needs more information on the excavation of these historical mosaics. The 3D movie only talks about it a little, and some of the mosaics have a plaque that has a single small photo of the excavation. As of April, there was still some exhibit construction going on in the main building and considerable construction in the auxiliary building. They have 2 or 3 interactive computer stations which were great for younger kids, but otherwise, I think they would have been very bored here.

Does not even deserve 1 star!!! Extremely disappointing experience. I paid $85 for baklava that…read morearrived completely ruined. The packaging was terrible--the box had opened during transit, the syrup had leaked everywhere, and the baklava pieces were scattered and crushed. By the time it arrived, the product was stale and not enjoyable to eat. To make matters worse, the promised 2-5 day delivery took nearly 15 days. For a company that markets itself as a premium baklava brand, the shipping and packaging standards were shockingly poor. This was a complete waste of money and one of the worst online food-ordering experiences I have ever had. I expected much better from Koçak Baklava.

Tasty bodacious Baklava. So good. Koçak I'd a small chain here in Gaziantep. This particular one…read moreis on a busy street good for people watching and watching the traffic mosey on by. Always order a traditional Turkish tea with your Baklava to complete your Turkish experience.

Nice atmosphere on a side street. This is a chain store and the other ones I've seen in Gaziantep…read moreare all on busy streets. The location on a calm street is quite good. Go here to bask in Baklava and get a little pick-me-up with a cup of black tea.