This souvenir shop is run by a very nice Turkish gentleman…read more There are several parrots flying around the café. When the parrots ate in a good mood you can feed them some seeds provided by the owner. I fed two. One of them was not in q good mood and nipped my finger and dropped the seed I gave him. There is a large cave at the back of the shop that also serves as a cafe and a simple unlabeled museum. It is a bit musty, but very cool. Try a fresh cup of orange juice or Turkish coffee. For some reason, you can also buy socks in the café. I bought several pair nut did not try them on... yet.

Great local flavor. Fantastic sitting area in an authentic Nargile place. No alcohol, just…read moresmokes. Whattya want? Watermelon? Lemon? Mint? It is all possible, and MORE. The ambience is the best. The little tables. The copper smith is even working in the corner. Ding ding ding. So. Be aware that in the winter the only heating is under the tables. COME in the summer too! There is s cool cave you can chill out in.

A small building near Democracy Square in downtown Gaziantep. Right on the border of the old and…read morenew part of the city. The Turkish word 'Kitap' means book. There are too few books inside against the wall, but they are there. Honestly there is not much space for a bookstore much less a cafe. Still, they make it work with a lot of outside seating. Cute is a good word for this cafe.