Saklı Orman

Selman Veziroğlu★★★★

It's located in the garden of the old Afra Market. It's Nazif Kara's kokoreç (lamb intestine) place. The entrance is on the right after you pass the kokoreç shop. It has both indoor and outdoor seating. When we went, it was a bit cool, so we preferred to sit inside. The interior is designed in a cave style, like those in Cappadocia or Sille. They have live music on certain days. Except for the pumpkin dessert, the desserts weren't really to my liking. The drinks and prices are average. They also have hookah, but I didn't try it. The place was generally quiet. Compared to cafes in the city cent

Sinan 70★★★

The place is a dimly lit, not too noisy open-air cafe at night; it could get crowded. They offer large and small samovars (traditional Turkish tea kettles). Prices are reasonable; I'm including the current price list. Service is average, not bad, and the food and drinks are normal, but don't expect too much. As a non-smoker, the fact that they allow shisha (hookah) is a negative point for me; many places smell of coals and shisha smoke. I'm adding this review in August 2024, and prices are as they are now.

Emine★★★

Unfortunately, we couldn't get in because they said they take registrations at the entrance and then seat us at an empty table. We just glanced around and left without even writing our names down. Therefore, I don't have any information about the food or service. Those planning to go should make a reservation beforehand 😅 This is Karaman, it's not like we're going to sit at a beachside restaurant in Istanbul 😄

Utilisehatre★★★★★

This restaurant caters to everyone! There's a play area for children and unlimited food options, but drinks are quite limited. Inside, there's nothing to complain about, it's spotlessly clean. In short, it's a perfect place to eat.