Very big size meal, cheap and tasty. Unlimited tea and many other things. Atmosphere is so nice,…read morewaiters are friendly, attentive and helpful

Great place to chill, met friends or work. Good selections of coffee and the usual teas. I've not…read moreeaten here but the breakfasts look good

Cool place. Located near the water. Ordered the Turkish breakfast. Which consisted of many things…read moreas you can image that Turkish breakfasts are known for. You will not leave hungry. Service was fantastic and quick. Highly recommend

Really enjoyed this local yacht club like restaurant with lots of seating and a nice breeze. I…read moreenjoyed the salad (good portion) and my salmon. Came here with a group of 6 people mostly for drinks but I noticed the extensive menu (burgers too!) and a nice wine list. Ask for the cocktail list it's a separate one. Easy breeze lunch or dinner.

My mom and I wanted to get a nice Turkish breakfast during our last day in Istanbul. This place was…read morehighly rated on Google and it was around an area we had already been to and really loved! As usual, getting here by foot required a strenuous walk up a steep hill and a giant set of stairs. However, a cute little cat decided to keep us company, and it made it all so magical and special. We arrived around 1pm and the place was not too full on a Tuesday. We were able to get a table for two right away inside. The waiter was very nice and brought us menus and some water. We already knew what we wanted so we ended up ordering the famous Turkish breakfast which was amazing! I was truly mind blown at how generous the portion was. With the breakfast we tried: - Breads: the breakfast comes with generous amounts of bread. You get both a regular white bread that is deliciously fluffy and has a nice crust, as well as a decadent leavened round bread called bazlama. This was the house special bread baked fresh every day and it was delicious. There was a small extra charge for additional bazlama but can confirm it was well worth it. The bread was soft, warm, and had a fantastic flavor. 11/10. Both paired well with all the items in the breakfast. - Yigit Special Eggs: the breakfast also came with these eggs which were hard boiled but then broken up and cooked in this delicious sauce of butter and spices. The flavor was out of this world, with a little bit is smokiness and heat from the spices balanced out by the sweet creaminess of the browned butter. I loved the texture of having hard boiled eggs since you got a nice mix of the chewy egg white portions as well as the silky yolks. Amazing. I want to copy this recipe at home. - Halloumi and Sujuk: they brought out a sizzling pan with 4 pieces of deliciously spiced sujuk and grilled halloumi together. This is a heavenly combination. The chewy and salty halloumi went very well with the sausage. The butter also gets this super good flavor and we ate some of it with the bread on the side. 11/10. - cheeses: all the cheeses in this spread were amazing! They came in generous portions. The feta was so creamy and went very well with the fresh cucumbers and tomatoes they gave us with the breakfast. The herbed cheese was also amazing. My favorite was the Cecil cheese which came in little strings and was super mild. It went very well with both savory and sweet spreads alike. - savory spreads: for savory dips we got a variety of olives that were all really good, a tomato dip that had a deep flavor of sundried tomatoes and was mildly spicy, as well as a tangier fresh tomato dip that felt a little lighter and more citrusy/ bright. All very good! The fresh butter was also amazing and tasted incredibly creamy. - sweet spreads: my favorite part! The breakfast came with a variety of sweet spreads including different homemade jams (orange and cherry) that went very well with the bread and butter as well as the cheeses. It also came with these decadent tahini molasses with a little grape that had just the perfect balance of nuttiness and sweetness. The kaymak (clotted cream) was so decadent as well, it had a creamy sweetness that went so well with the silky, deep flavor of the honey. Amazing! On top of everything, the breakfast came with tea included which was very warm and comforting. It was a lot of food and we left practically full for the rest of the day. The quality of all the ingredients was top notch. I would highly recommend this place to anyone in Istanbul. The area around here is also super quaint and cute, perfect for a leisurely stroll to digest the delicious meal. Pretty close as well to Taksim Square and the top of Istiklal street in case you want to do some exploring after breakfast. One of the best breakfasts we had while in Turkey and in an area that feels more quiet/ less touristy! Will be coming back whenever I return to Istanbul.

Great Turkish breakfast! 8 of us in our group and everyone enjoyed it tremendously. Service was…read morealso excellent.

Maybe one of the best Turkish City Van traditional breakfast in Anatolia side of İstanbul. It's…read morenext to Amazing Beylerbeyi Palace and the view is bridge , great Bosphorus of İstanbul. If you have car you would have trouble to park around but it's cozy and feel like your own home.

Excellent service and delicious breakfast - Bottomless Turkish tea!…read moreMenemen, salami and eggs, apricot jam, cream honey and selection of village cheeses were outstanding. Highly recommend.

A true Turkish breakfast. One of the highest ranked and most popular breakfast spots in Istanbul…read more Came as a party of 6. Honestly, to feed the whole group, you only need to order two Turkish breakfasts because there is SO MUCH food. Seating was quick with very friendly service. Restaurant stretches two building, bathroom is downstairs and clean. A few outside seat options ideal for smokers. Lots of locals with a few tourists too. Accepts credit cards. As mentioned, it's a lot of food. Standouts included the menemen, lightly fried balls of dough enjoyed with fresh honey, yogurt, and strawberry jam, cheeses, olives, and dips. Honestly everything. Probably one of the two best Turkish breakfast I've ever had. Definitely enjoy Turkish tea with your meal. The easiest path to enjoy here is to simply get the set and try some of everything. Experiment and find what flavors you like!

ATTENTION!!! If you are tall fellow watch your head walking into this wonderful establishment, I…read morereally like coming here to just relax I have a coffee tea whichever you prefer, you can also order a lot of tasty foods. This place is pretty cool hangout spot which is surprisingly a little bit bigger then you would think, this place has a recording studio, an area for a small band to play downstairs to a very intimate crowd. This person has really cool light fixtures all over the artwork is very interesting in a good way and the people that work here are really nice, at this place was closer to me I would be there all the time. They have nice places to just took off and relax with the group of friends.

Great food and people!!! Highly recommend breakfast plates…read more.. but steak dinner is also a must try!!!

Best turkish breakfast and friendly waiters who will help those non turkish speakers.read more

Perfect breakfast and great service with reasonable prices. I had the omelet with cream cheese and…read moregreen onions and it was delicious. The espresso was great, too.

Very cute cafe/restaurant with lots of delicious options. They even have sandwiches with bacon…read morewhich is not a common thing between restaurants in Turkey. We tried the Madame Croque and the Eggs Benedict with Asparagus and Salmon. Both were very yummy. They use their own handmade sourdough bread in sandwiches. They also have a long list of coffees so if you are a coffee lover you will enjoy this place. The service is fast and nice. 700 gram has both outdoors and indoors seating options. It is a great place for a tasty summer breakfast.

Last Friday we were walking around on the Asian side of Istanbul for the day. It kept raining off…read moreon on. At one point around lunchtime it started raining heavily, so we ducked into a nearby cafe for lunch and to hide from the pouring rain. We came here completely by accident, but it was a great accident. The place was fantastic. It was so adorable inside and had a lovely outdoor garden seating area that we could see out the window. It was small but cozy inside. The food was outstanding. I ordered a pineapple lemonade, but just before my lemonade arrived someone at our table received their hot chocolate. The hot chocolate comes out in two cups, one with liquid chocolate at the bottom and the other with hot steamed milk. You pour the milk into the chocolate and stir it. It looked so good that I had to order it in addition to my lemonade. This was wonderful hot chocolate, and very neat! The pineapple lemonade had mint in it and was delicious and refreshing. This was a lovely juice! For my meal I had the vegan sandwich, which was hummus, roasted vegetables, and caramelized onions on a toasted fresh baguette. It came with a small salad. The sandwich was delicious. This meal was one of the highlights of our food week in Istanbul! The service was also good, everyone was friendly and helpful and they spoke English! It was slow, but we were in no hurry to go back out into the rain.

Waitters are not much service oriented. And they are happy to tell you about it. If you want to…read morehave a pleasant breakfast pick somewhere else.