typical panhandeling which is now expected but the most unique leather coats. we purchased 3…read morejackets that had price tags totalling 12,500 lira which is 2 for 1 in dollars so the asking price was $6,250.00 and just to give you an idea of their markup or asking vs. selling we spent $1,400.00. I am not saying we got a great deal i am just making it known how their pricing works. our leather is wonderful and nothing in the states can compare to their uniqueness. if going to istanbul i would recommend the visit. they also own 5 other stores, one of the other stores is called gian mori.

I love Apple Stores since I am a tech-savvy guy especially about the Apple products mainly iPhone…read moreand iPad. Anyways, let's talk a little bit about this store. The location is convenient and easy to reach since its on the first floor of this huge mall. The store is big enough for an Apple Store and the guys at the genius bar are helpful and knowledgeable about the issues and products as in all. My expectations are met with this store and so far so good as I might say. The prices are reasonable as always.

On our trip to Istanbul, my husband lost a nose piece on his glasses and my sunglasses broke. We…read morewent to inci optik and tried to communicate our problems through Google Translate. The optician there fixed both our glasses and would not take any payment. What good karma!

I came to town with my regular iPhone and the old iPhone six that it replaced. I went to this store…read moreto get a data only SIM card. I got a 10 gig for about $20. He seemed to have problems figuring out how to make it LTE as it defaulted to 3G. I insisted he figure it out and he did. The 10 gig is not really 10 gigs as it breaks down the service to 5 gigs data and the rest dedicated to Twitter and other apps. But 5 gigs is plenty for a week in İstanbul. Mapping, currency exchange, and on the fly internet info. I used WiFi whenever possible to conserve data. EVERYBODY has WiFi! I'd have no problem using the store again. The food stores nearby are great and pretty nice.

Love this place. The people are so nice and helpful, and they have so many awesome towels,…read moreblankets, robes, etc to choose from at really reasonable prices. I knew I wanted Turkish towels, so I shopped here based on the reviews, and I'm so glad I did. I walked out with a LOT more than towels, and I didn't break the bank. Also, sometimes it's the little things. They wrap everyone up nicely with an evil eye, so it's so ready to give as a gift.

A blog directed us to Pera Family near Galata Tower as a shop that sells quality towels, robes,…read moreetc. v. shops that sell mass produced products. Service was impeccable and the prices were very good for towels and wash clothes. Blankets were a little more, but still worth it.