Salon IKSV

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About Salon IKSV

Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (IKSV) is a non-profit cultural institution. Since 1973, the Foundation continues its efforts to enrich Istanbul’s cultural and artistic life. İKSV regularly organises the Istanbul Festivals of Music, Film, Theatre and Jazz, the Istanbul Biennial, the Istanbul Design Biennial, Leyla Gencer Voice Competition, autumn film week Filmekimi and realises one-off events throughout the year. The Foundation hosts cultural and artistic events from various disciplines at its performance venue Salon, located at the Nejat Eczacıbaşı Building. İKSV also organises the Pavilion of Turkey at the International Art and Architecture Exhibitions of la Biennale di Venezia. Furthermore, IKSV conducts studies and drafts reports with the aim of contributing to cultural policy development. The Foundation also supports artistic and cultural production through presenting awards at its festivals, commissioning works, taking part in international and local co-productions, and coordinating an artist residency programme at Cité International des Arts in France, as well as the annual Aydın Gün Encouragement and Talât Sait Halman Translation Awards.

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Dorock XL – Kadıköy

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Frankie Istanbul

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About Frenkie

From the very beginning, our passion and desire has always been to preserve our rich culinary legacy. Our quest continues and today, our seasonal menu includes dishes prepared first and foremost with agricultural products with geographical indications.

Our main objective is to successfully re-interpret traditional culinary delights with innovative cooking techniques and touches to present to our discerning guests for an extraordinary fine dining experience with excellent service.

Our regular patrons are fortunate and appreciate the fact that our menu changes according to the season and includes a delicious selection of new dishes to taste.

Our venue’s setting is warm, sophisticated and chic with a spectacular view as a backdrop and a selection of valuable contemporary art pieces are exhibited throughout.

Moreover, our nightly unrivaled live musical performances from different music genres; a stellar wine cellar; and award-winning seasonal cocktails will further enrich your fine dining experience with us.

As such, the stylish, intimate and lively Frankie is a major force in the nightlife scene in Istanbul.

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Peyote Nevizade

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Zorlu PSM

You can check out their calender and buy your ticket in this link.

About Zorlu PSM

Zorlu Performans Sanatları Merkezi is one of the biggest and most equipped performance arts center with its Main Theater designed on a 55.000 m2 area and having a capacity of 2.190 people, its  Drama Stage having  a capacity of 678 people, 280 people capacity Studio with latest technological advances, its Sky Lounge being preferred for any exhibitions and corporate events, its VIP Lounge providing an area for special invitations and foyer areas expanded to three floors and 2.500 square meters in total.

Beyond from contributing to the art and entertainment life of the society, Zorlu PSM became a platform directing the art life of Turkey in a short time not only solved the place problem for global art events which was a need of İstanbul; but also contributes to the city to turn into a national and international attraction center.

Both with the richness of the programs offered and transportation easiness Zorlu PSM makes art close to its guests, becomes a socializing area living constantly by having an important place in the lives of the city inhabitants.

Aiming to meet different zones of the society with different culture and art events initially in İstanbul and to be one of the elegant and well-known performance arts centers not only of Europe but also of the world, Zorlu PSM waits excitedly to host its guests in the coming term with the innovations that are going to be done.

Zorlu Performans Sanatları Merkezi creates serious experience, international communication network and management philosophy as well as in technical issues apart from the artistic ones and presents this to all its partners. As a requirement of art’s globosity, Zorlu PSM opens its doors to works addressing to different zones of the society since the time it was opened and is still hosting the worldwide well-known Broadway and West End musicals, stars admired by millions and experimental theater groups.

While doing differentiation works for hosting worldwide well-known musicals and admired productions in their stages and using the places more active, it is going on supporting various projects touching İstanbul’s culture and art life with social responsibility awareness. For example, it undertakes the hosting of events such as Barış İçin Müzik Vakfı 10th Year Concert, the commemoration concert organized by TEV for Zeki Müren’s 20th death anniversary etc.

Alternative names meet with their fans…

Zorlu PSM also brings worldwide well-known artists together with their fans according to its alternative rock, electronic pop, progressive rock and post rock mixed line-up. Especially in the spring and summer seasons in which the city’s energy is extra high, different audience groups meet with different genres in different stages of the venue.  The suitable atmosphere for the artist and music is created in Zorlu PSM with its changeable stage which can be used in various forms such as standing, sitting and both sitting and standing.

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Nardis Jazz Club

Nardis Jazz Club – About Us

We work with table reservation. You can find our all program in this link.

Live music between 10:30pm and 01:30pm weekends and 9:30 and 12:30pm weekdays. You can see the concert details and the ticket prices on the pages.

Since your reservation is confirmed, you don’t have to come before for tickets, you can get them just before your arrival at the enterance.

We open the door from 8:30pm, you can have snacks if you would like to have.

You can reach us for the reservations [email protected] by e – mail. We will be grateful if you kindly let us know your cell phone number or hotel name as soon as possible for establishing contact in case of any incovenience.

Thanks a lot for your kind interest, hope to see you!

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Babylon Bomonti

Since moving from its original Asmalımescit location, Istanbul’s prime live music venue Babylon has moved to Bomonti, Şişli. Babylon is known for its lively program of international and local acts, focusing on jazz, rock, world music, funk, electronica, and alternative pop music. Babylon is within the Bomontiada complex, housed in the old Bomonti Bira Fabrikası (Bomonti Beer Factory), which is a 15-minute walk from Osmanbey metro station.

The 500-person concert hall fosters a cool, intimate vibe, with the audience standing close to the stage. Old brick walls give the feel of an underground warehouse party, which suits the venue’s alternative acts. Meanwhile, high-quality lighting and sound systems guarantee the best audiovisual experience.

 

Babylon has a history of bringing together local and foreign acts on the same stage – Turkish clarinetist Hüsnü Şenlendirici with Brooklyn Funk Essentials, or Joe McPhee and Turkish free jazz band KonstruKt, for example. Jazz saxophonist David Murray has been a regular performer at Babylon, even recording an album in memory of Babylon founder Mehmet Uluğ. Babylon also regularly hosts DJ sets by hot names in the music industry, turning the concert venue into a club-type dance floor.

Depending on the act being hosted that night, the crowd at Babylon can range from students on a relaxed night out to bearded jazzheads or foreign rock connoisseurs. For those who are interested in discovering something different in the Turkish and world music scenes, the Babylon program is a good place to watch.

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Sunset Grill & Bar

Located on a hilltop in the posh neighborhood of Ulus, Sunset Grill & Bar is awe-inspiring both with its food and its stunning views. This longstanding fine-dining venue offers international and Japanese cuisines at its finest in addition to a few select Turkish dishes.

The sushi bar and Chef Takemura’s specials are unquestionably outstanding and are the highlight of Sunset’s menu. Sunset also has one of the largest and most extensive International wine lists, with rare and expensive items alongside the more moderately-priced ones. Cigar selection is also available.

The brasserie concept, launched in 2015, introduces sophisticated Mediterranean flavors to the business lunch offer. Chef Fabrice Canelle’s menu, including daily specials for the whole week, features a variety of salads (quinoa, arugula) and fish (eel, salmon), as well as great choices of steak cuts, all served until 3pm. In the afternoon, the brasserie’s cozy setting turns into a futuristic bar.

Sunset is definitely one of the best that Istanbul has to offer with its delicious food, great service, and spectacular views of the Bosphorus, enjoyed from the garden. It is an excellent choice for a business lunch, a casual afternoon with friends, or an exquisite dinner.

All items from the restaurant are also available at the bar, while a special bar menu with such delicacies as duck spring rolls or grilled lamb satay are also present for sustenance.

Address: Yol Sokak No.2, Ulus

Hours: Monday – Sunday / 12:00pm – 2:00am
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Lucca

As you walk or drive through the posh district of Bebek’s main street, you will immediately notice Lucca’s crowd, spilling out onto the street. A lively lounge by night, Lucca is calmer and less crowded during the day when it operates as a restaurant, which makes it an ideal place for brunch, coffee, or drinks. Later in the day, the venue gets packed with its frequent clientele: well-known Turkish and international DJs spin for the upbeat crowd focusing on jazz, funk, and house.

The venue features high ceilings and a minimalist décor; its cuisine is Turkish-American fusion with a fair sprinkling of world cuisine, including pad thai, an extensive range of tapas, eclectic seafood dishes, and sushi and sashimi varieties, all under the operation of a Spanish head chef. The menu changes every few months to offer the best of the season. Brunch is offered every Sunday between 10am-3pm from September to June, while the summer months feature an extensive breakfast menu. Lucca is famously hip, and is a winner of several awards for best brasserie-café, and best bar since its opening.

In addition to its sensational cocktails, Lucca has an extensive wine list featuring about 60 wines, with 18 wines offered by the glass. Lucca’s wine list features about 60 wines, with 18 wines offered by the glass. An ideal place for an excellent night out with great food, a lively atmosphere, and plenty of drinks to improve your night out.

Adrress: Cevdet Paşa Caddesi No.51 Bebek

Hours: Monday – Sunday / 10:00am – 11:00pm

Directions
Lucca is across the Cevdet Paşa street from Bebek Park by Bebek port (iskele). You can get a ferry to Bebek port from Arnavütköy, Ortaköy, and Beşiktaş on the European side, or from Çengelköy on the Asian side.

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Baylan Bebek

Baylan is one of Istanbul’s oldest patisseries, and its modern branch in Bebek includes a three-story restaurant, a patisserie, and a bar that is perfect for after-work drinks. The menu, which was designed with the consultation of the three Michelin starred French Chef Alain Ducasse, is not extensive, instead focusing on a select number of dishes. There is also a noteworthy wine list, with a nice selection of both Turkish and international wines.

Baylan’s interior is rich and tasteful with lots of dark wood, cream colored linens, and marble floors in a herringbone design, with a wonderful view over the Bosphorus. Particular attention has been paid to the table setting, with fine linen table cloths, Limoges china and silver flatware, as well as beautiful double walled glasses.

Baylan’s classics include Kup Griye (made with ice-cream, caramel sauce, and crocan), Trüf (dense chocolate cake), and Karamel (caramel and chocolate cake topped with profiteroles filled with caramel). In addition, Baylan’s menu includes a variety of desserts, such as mille-feuille, tiramisu, macaroons, and mousse au chocolat, as well as pastry products like quiche lorraine and croissant. You will also find a variety of coffee, tea, fruit juices, and alcoholic drinks.

A Little bit of History

Founded by the Albanian immigrant Filip Lenas in 1923, Baylan is one of the oldest and most established patisseries in Istanbul. Its first branch was opened in Beyoğlu in 1923 under the name Loryan, which was changed to Baylan in 1934. In 1961, a new branch in Kadıköy was opened—and this branch is still in operation to this day.  In 2010, a very modern branch opened up in Bebek and renovations began taking place in the Kadıköy branch to keep the glory of the old days.

During the 1950s and 1960s, Baylan was frequented by many poets, painters, writers, and actors, such as Atillâ İlhan, Behçet Necatigil, Haldun Taner, Cemal Süreya, and Orhan Kemal. In fact, nearly 40 writers who were referred to as the “Baylancılar” were part of the social-realist literary movement that became known as the “Baylancılar movement.”

Address: Cevdet Paşa Caddesi No.52-54 Bebek

Hours: Monday – Friday / 7:00am – 1:00pm
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