Welcome to Osmanlı Kahvehanesi

“ Authentic and historically built to recreate the Ottoman period. The water feature was used as a sound and conversation detoning feature that gave priclvacy to high ranking officials when they met. Don't leave without trying the coffee and sweets. Hasan the Manager greeted us and explained the history behind the building and coffee. ”

“ The interior is calm and generally not overly crowded, the coffees are very varied and delicious, the interior design is in Ottoman style and there is a small lake with a very beautiful view. The prices are reasonable, it is definitely a place worth visiting. Enjoy your meal to those who will go... ”

“ We didn't like the coffees very much. The one I had at the Meram branch was better. I didn't like the coffee here. I'm writing this review because everyone who drank it with me thought the same thing, otherwise everyone has different tastes. Regarding the service, the guy quickly picked up our treats while they were still waiting and left. We were afraid he would beat us up. This kind of service shouldn't exist. Prices range from 90 to 60 for a coffee, so you should go accordingly. The place is a perfect 10, comfortable, but the waiters act like they're telling you to leave, so you can't sit for long. We had to leave immediately. ”

“ A lovely old-fashioned place. The design and atmosphere are pleasant and calm. The cafe has seating areas along the sides; I've been a few times and you can sit comfortably when it's quiet, but when it gets crowded and there are other people right next to you, it can be quite uncomfortable. That's the concept of the place, but it's a cafe after all, and comfort is important. The drinks are generally good, and the complimentary treats are nice too. The Turkish delight was very fresh. We also ate what I think was hemp halva, which was an average but good dessert. I highly recommend visiting Ecdat Park before going to the cafe. Overall, I recommend the place. ”

“ The service, quality, and price are excellent. Inside, you want to travel back in time, listening to Ottoman music in peace, but unfortunately, the people are so loud that you can't hear the people next to you. If you're coming here, be quiet and respectful of those around you. Be quiet so we can rest. I'm calling the authorities from here, be quiet and put the models on the trays. People have brought their families inside, and ten people have come. My head hurts even more. If you're going to talk, go sit outside. It's the kind of voice that drives you crazy. ”

“ I love Ottoman coffee. My family and I always stop by whenever we come to Ecdat Park. It goes wonderfully with Turkish delight and snacks. The ambiance is magnificent, reminiscent of an old-fashioned corner with its architecture and furnishings. With pleasant music and a water fountain in the center, it's a lovely place. Sipping coffee while looking at the pavilion and small boat across the way, with the artificial waterfall right next to us, is simply amazing. When I go alone by bike, or in the summer with the family, we prefer to sit outside. That's when you can truly enjoy the view. It's even more beautiful at night with the lighting. ”

“ It was truly a wonderful place that was underappreciated. As someone from Istanbul, I was fascinated by the atmosphere and service. This is the first time I've had such an experience. ”

“ The coffee is delicious. The desserts are also top-notch. Definitely recommended. The interior is beautifully designed. ”