Eski Plak Muzik Ve Dinlenti Evi

First of all, hello, I have been a permanent customer for about 6 months. I have read some comments and it sounds ridiculous. There is absolutely no alcohol in the cafe. If you are looking for an authentic environment, you should come here. water is 1.5 lira in the grocery store here is 1 lira, so there is no vodka, the price is expensive, I think you are talking about another place.

There is no work in its old form, everything is perfect, they both see the customer very friendly and treat them as if they are among themselves.

The owner of the cafe is a smiling and pleasant person, we went out for a walk in the evening, we had a chat and drank tea, the people of this place are different, have a good work, we gave 15 liras for 5 tea, the prices are affordable

It has a very pleasant and warm atmosphere. It's a shabby place. We spent time all day comfortably. I liked the toast very much.

In a word, it is an original and authentic place. A breathtaking place with a cheap beverage menu and friendly atmosphere where you will find peace. A gentleman with a very kind and understanding vision. I think it is a place that should be visited especially by those who come from outside of the city to visit antebi. I thank the owner of the business

Peaceful atmosphere, friendly staff, clean kitchen, reasonable price .. great music ..

Finally found out. Six years ago, I looked outside of this cafe, and the people inside invited us to show us food and dance. It was people who play, but the meeting was great. I found it the second afternoon after I came to Gaziantep. Looking at the map and looking at it, I remembered the alleys in memory and kept entering the alleys that looked similar. If you hit Korea, it's a Seochon alley in Seoul. There was also a bride and groom taking a wedding picture. I wanted to be right here after seeing the retro version of the alley. It was close to the hostel where I stay. It was like a hangout where local artists gathered. On the table there were pretty cool people sitting almost empty. As we entered, people glanced and looked carefully at us and showed interest. We approached and asked to talk and take a picture together. I listened to the music and songs these people played here. I try to pay when I go out, so I won't get paid. We wanted to entertain because we were guests. The man who runs the cafe turned the Google Translator to find the word guest and said, 'Guest, guest, guest.' It was amazing. Do you accept this hospitality? The tea we drank, the food we tried to give us, the songs and performances we gave us, the entertainment and hospitality, and the money couldn't be returned, so we concentrated on it for a while. I read it in Kurdish using a translator. People liked it very much. It wasn't until 9:30 that we went out of the cafe. I will never forget these people. It was the best present on this trip.