Kaan's Guidebook to Istanbul
Food Scene
This is a great coffee shop that does amazing coffee, cakes and brunch treats!
Always playing great music and always a nice vibe.
Only 2 minutes walk from the apartment.
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Kava Coffee Cocktails
No:34 Seymen Sk.This is a great coffee shop that does amazing coffee, cakes and brunch treats!
Always playing great music and always a nice vibe.
Only 2 minutes walk from the apartment.
Bars & Nightlife
Juliet
58a Bilezikçi Sk.A cute and cosy local pub in the neighbourhood! Does a good Aperol Spritz!
An underground gem of a club in the heart of 'meyhane' restaurant district Nevizade. Perfect for house and techno lovers. Oneof the few places that feels authentic and attracts an interesting crowd of creatives.
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Gizli Bahçe
No:15 Nevizade Sk.An underground gem of a club in the heart of 'meyhane' restaurant district Nevizade. Perfect for house and techno lovers. Oneof the few places that feels authentic and attracts an interesting crowd of creatives.
Another great local pub for grabbing a beer and catching up with friends. Its right next to my other recommendation Juliet!
The Beer Room
Baysungur SokakAnother great local pub for grabbing a beer and catching up with friends. Its right next to my other recommendation Juliet!
Geyik
22 Akarsu Ykş. Sok.Easily the best cocktails in Istanbul. And located in the must-see Cihangir district.
Kastel
No:10 Kamer Hatun Cd.A beautiful old church turned into a nightclub. Worth a visit.
Neighbourhoods
Hip, trendy, pebblestone lined streets of one of the classic Istanbul neighbourhoods. Some of the best food and drink can be found here.
Apart form being well-known for antiques shops and cafes, the neighbourhoods offer art galleries, museums and traditional Turkish baths (known as hamam).
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Cihangir
Hip, trendy, pebblestone lined streets of one of the classic Istanbul neighbourhoods. Some of the best food and drink can be found here.
Apart form being well-known for antiques shops and cafes, the neighbourhoods offer art galleries, museums and traditional Turkish baths (known as hamam).
Until recently, the neighbourhood of Kadıköy-Moda, on the Asian side of Istanbul at the southern end of the Bosphorus, was an unremarkable, mostly residential place that barely registered on the city’s cultural map.
Over the past few years, however, it has become an unlikely hotspot for cutting-edge bars, art and culture hubs, cafes and music venues, as well as a haven for plugged-in, liberal-minded people opposed to Turkey’s increasingly authoritarian political climate.
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Moda
Until recently, the neighbourhood of Kadıköy-Moda, on the Asian side of Istanbul at the southern end of the Bosphorus, was an unremarkable, mostly residential place that barely registered on the city’s cultural map.
Over the past few years, however, it has become an unlikely hotspot for cutting-edge bars, art and culture hubs, cafes and music venues, as well as a haven for plugged-in, liberal-minded people opposed to Turkey’s increasingly authoritarian political climate.