Barış Pide Kebap - 2099. Sk. No:2

A kebab shop that we have been going to for years and we are glad we came every time we go. Calm, clean, delicious kebabs, caring and respectful staff. Prices are also affordable.

There are kebab and pita varieties. Salad mash haydari semolina halva tea offering. The place has been operating for a long time. Preferable.

It is the oldest dining place right in the heart of the peace site. Mustafa Kemal is one of the best-known kebab restaurants in the region. It is closed on Sundays as it is within the site and appeals to its employees.

It is one of the places to eat in the peace site bazaar. Considering its location and decoration in the city, you can feel as if you are in one of the places where you take a break on the road during intercity travel. Indoor and outdoor space available. The employees should be especially congratulated, they serve this crowd with so few people and do their best. The interior is authentically furnished. You can find classic kebabs and pide restaurants here, too. After the meal, tea is served. If you are crowded, it comes in a samovar style with a big teapot. Prices are mediocre. It is not possible to find an empty place, especially during the lunch break, and it gets very crowded. Other than that, it's quieter and more secluded. As for the taste of food, I did not find it successful. Neither the salad, pate, raw meatballs, semolina and ice cream served nor the pita we ate were below average. The general comments are contradictory to mine in terms of taste, maybe it just came across to me, but I don't think you will get a very different taste, you can go and try it. Most of them come from the surrounding businesses.