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Çukurcuma Hamamı

In various sources it is stated that Çukurcuma Hamam was built in the 1830s, when the wife of Abdulhamid I and the spiritual mother of Mahmud II, French-born Naqshidil Valide Sultan brought the water installations to the Çukurcuma area, Çukurcuma Hamamı was also known as…     Read More
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BJK Stadium / Vodafone Park

20 minutes walk distance to Peradays. Beautiful area to see and also if you can catch a BJK match while you are visiting it is the best way to blend in to Turkish people and football culture in Turkey. About Vodafone Park Opening its doors...     Read More
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Vefa Bozacisi

Hadji Sadık Bey (our grandfather) came from Prizren, Albania to Istanbul in 1870. During those years, he saw that around 200 shopkeepers of the townspeople produced and sold boza as a dark-coloured, sour-tasted, juicy-thick beverage. He experimented with a different technique in that period; and...     Read More
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Divan Brasserie

Divan Brasserie Beyoğlu is residing on top of a renovated han (large commerce building) that also harbors Koç University’s Research Center for Anatolian Civilizations. With a terrace overlooking the Bosphorus and the historic old city the restaurant is a great choice for extended luncheons, after-work cocktails, and...     Read More
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Litera

Phone Numbers : 0212 2928947                                       0212 2928950 Cuisines : World Cuisine Average Cost : 230 ₺ for two people (approx.) with alcohol                ...     Read More
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Meze by Lemon Tree

Prominent in Istanbul’s meyhane scene, Meze By Lemon Tree is different from the classic meze joint: it’s very traditional and very modern at the same time. Located opposite the historic Pera Hotel, this intimate, single-dining-room restaurant is based on the idea of creating experimental dishes without straying too far...     Read More
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Mikla

The New Anatolian Kitchen "I believe the time has come to rethink the Anatolian kitchen. A new perspective is needed to allow the rich food cultures from the past to survive and evolve. The New Anatolian Kitchen has no boundaries; it is a way of...     Read More
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Double Meze Bar

Aside from Sunday and Monday nights, Duble Meze Bar always has a DJ spinning Turkish music (almost never anything released after 1995) during the later hours of the evening. But there’s plenty of time to have a delicious dinner before the party starts.   Classic meyhane dishes are...     Read More
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Neyle Meyle

NEY'le MEY'le is one of the first meyhane's, located in the very famous Nevizade Street of İstanbul. The name NEY'le MEY'le was inspired from a poem of great Turkish poet, Can Yücel. Our place has open and closed areas where you can enjoy both Turkish...     Read More
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Corridor Pera Bar

Couisnes : Finger Food   Average Cost :  120 ₺ for two people (approx.) with alcohol                                 Cash and Cards accepted Opening hours : Today  18:00 to 02:00 Address : Asmalı Mescit Mahallesi, Oteller Sokak, No 28, Beyoğlu, İstanbul More Info : Full Bar Available  ...     Read More