the kebab variety.Fresh food. Warm bread. Kebabs and kofte. Live music on the weekends in the…read morewinter. Outside seating in the summer. A very pleasant and popular locale. Also had tasty lunches if Sorry this is not the name of this place. Please delete

This discovery was made as I was making my way home with a Spring thunderstorm breaking overhead…read more Ananas, which means pineapple in Turkish and French and several other languages, was adopted as my refuge from the storm. It is a nice new juice bar and cafe in a crowded neighborhood full of shops. They serve food as well, like Turkish "toast" or "tost", which is basically sandwiches tastefully toasted. Staff were very friendly and spoke Turkish, Arabic and English. I'm always interested in fresh juice shops and will definitely come back.

Marvellous cheesecakes which you can get for very reasonable prices…read more The venue has magnificent atmosphere. I love it. You should give a try for various kinds of cheesecakes such as chocolate, orange, lemon, cherry, blackberry and my favorite one pistachio cheesecakes.

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).

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.

Spices! This 'Bazaar' is next to the Coppersmith Bazaar and very close to Gaziantep Castle (castle…read moreis Kalesi or Kale in Turkish). Full of little shops selling dried fruit and spices and more. Very charming area with polite shop owners. They seem less interested in haggling for prices here, but they still do it a bit. This is the historic and touristy area of Gaziantep. Sure it is not as exciting as the Bazaars you might see in Istanbul, but it has a bit of a more laid back vibe, which Istanbul is missing.

So, it may not be the cleanest nor friendliest, but it always has a wide range of tasty fruit and…read morevegetables. I've seen better looking fruit at supermarkets, but they are not the best im the taste depart. The have the best persimmons in the city (so far). If you find a better place, please please please let me know.

Big warehouse type super market. Lots of product choices from near and far. You can pick up Turkish…read morewines (which are quite decent) or international wines. The setup inside reminds me of Costco in the USA. Generally good quality stuff can be found here