Istanbul Restaurant

... (and busk), learn that funny German slapping dance, laugh heartily with a Turkish chap with a big moustache, smash a plate in a Greek restaurant, find out how many camels my workmate Ang is worth... hmmm...well thats all I can think of now, but I'm sure ...

... contests our drivers' claim that we are an Otobus, not a truck. The truck stops all have good loos, mainly free, and restaurant facilities.    Stop for a sandwich lunch at a picnic spot attached to a restaurant, which has a rustic fountain and ...

... Cadessi near Sultanahmet. This would be our last night at Istanbul and to celebrate we had a lavish fish dinner at Olympos Restaurant under the Galata Bridge. Some useful info: Weather: We went in September. On all three days weather was bright and sunny ...

... the expensive side for us – we paid TLR 100 for the both of us. Address of Han Restaurant : Alemdar Cad No : 26, Sultanahmet, Istanbul. Website:www.thehanrestaurant.com 2.         Istikal Avenue in Taksim As ...

... days in Istanbul we visited the home of the Ottoman Sultans; Topkapi Palace.  We had a fantastic lunch at Pandelli Restaurant which was a traditional turkish hot and cold meze.  The restaurant was located near the Spice Market where we picked ...

...   3 - See lesson 1 (there was no menu and they only spoke Turkish) and learn better Turkish.   After leaving the restaurant we spotted the Rustem Pasa Camil Mosque and headed over to it. It's entrance led off of the local street market. One ...

... kitties too. We decided to get something to eat on the main drag, only to realize that every single storeowner stands outside his restaurant and sells it. "Ooh it's the Spice Girls! I’ll make special price for you!" “Come inside, pretty ...

... hotel to meet up with the family for lunch. We spent the afternoon relaxing by the pool before heading out to a highly recommended restaurant called the Sunset Bar & Grill. Luckily the restaurant did not disappoint. It is set up on a hill with a 180 ...

... We got our rooms and dropped off our bags, I'm sharing a dorm room with Lene, Bryony and Judiete, and went for dinner at a restaurant around the corner. After dinner Chris booked a tour of Anzac Cove for those wanting to go on it for only 10TL each, this ...

... of breath, we arrived on a  pleasant terrace overlooking the  farthest end of the Golden Horn.  Unfortunately and unexpectedly,  Pierre Loti restaurant did not serve any food.  We ordered a couple of bitter and sweet Turkish coffees that came with a ...

... from Istanbul to Athens (which ended up being close to 24 hours). Then they went to a nice goodbye meal together at a Turkish restaurant overlooking the Blue Mosque called "Doy Doy" which means "Full Full" in Turkish. Kelly left the group and went back ...

... This morning Michel and I were up at 6:00am and after having enjoyed a delicious breakfast at the hotel’s restaurant, we were ready to embrace the day’s busy itinerary here in Istanbul with open arms!  First stop of the day was at ...

... far because there’s something like 400% tax on it, that’s what happens in a Muslim country.  However, this restaurant was an exception because they had fruit wines.  Miranda got cherry wine and I got pomegranate.  Although the ...

... Taskim to Tunnel.  No other traffic is allowed. We also enjoyed our afternoon meal in a fully vegetarian but local cuisine restaurant Parsifal. On the way, we met one retired Turkish gentleman. He gave us some useful advice and took us to outside ...

... Topkapi Dagger. At the back of the complex, you'll be offered with sweeping views of the Bosphorus and Asia! There's a restaurant in the complex, but don't eat there! It was ridiculously expensive. After lunch, I quickly headed straight to the Istanbul ...

... part of town, and wandered up and down the shopping strip. Istanbul seems really modern in this area. We stopped in a little restaurant to enjoy some cooked spuds topped with cheese, pasta, beans and bacon. YUM. What a cheap but brilliant business ...

... Bazar. (it's a mess!) Dinner @ Galatasaray Restaurant called Mezza Luna (in an artificial island on the Dardanelli's). Italian restaurant. Quite expensive but fantastic view!!! 26th Topkapi Palace. Too many tourists but we arrived @ 11.00. Beauty the ...

... treasure, jewelry, weapons, robes, paintings and art on display. Sufi Dancing: we did it the cheap way and ate at a restaurant (totally forget the restaurants name but it was near Sultanahmet, enclosed by a small bazaar) that had Sufi Dancing ...

... , loves the US and basically rattled off US trivia all night.   It was a bit interesting when we went to one bar/restaurant called "Just Bar" and told them we wanted to order food...the guy looked at me like I was being a wiseass and pointed to the ...