High-end restaurant located in the old town of Sultanahmet, surrounded by various mosque buildings. It is particularly beautiful at sunset. On the other side of the restaurant is the Bosphorus Strait, offering a feast for the eyes. The restaurant mainly serves high-end Western cuisine and red wine, allowing diners to experience international high-end delicacies in the Mediterranean.
A mid-priced restaurant, if you want to taste authentic Turkish delicacies, this is the place to go. Located in a small alley in the old town of Sultanahmet, although the shop is not large and looks inconspicuous, the delicious food here is like good wine in a deep alley, attracting many foreign tourists.
Sultanahmet Buhara
A budget-friendly restaurant, an authentic Turkish barbecue house, most famous for its fire pot roast. You can watch the chef prepare this delicacy on-site. Turkish barbecue offers a rich variety of flavors, paired with vegetables like chili peppers and green peppers, and freshly baked white bread. Dip it in sheep cheese for the most authentic Turkish feast.
Akbıyık Cd. No:26
A budget-friendly restaurant, this bar is located in the old town streets of Istanbul, rich in local cultural atmosphere. It is quiet during the day but becomes lively at night. The restaurant serves various Turkish dishes, with Turkish-style baked bread being the specialty. Order a pot of meat with the local favorite raki, and you have the favorite meal of Turkish men.
Hamidiye Cd. No:84
Turkish desserts, pastries, and coffee or tea are also local specialties. There are various kinds of pastries with names that are hard to remember, all beautifully displayed. Paired with rich coffee or tea, the taste is fantastic. Hafiz Mustafa 1864 is one of the famous places where every dessert is exquisite and fresh. Whether under the Blue Mosque or by the Bosphorus Strait, enjoying an authentic Islamic afternoon tea showcases Turkish romance.
