Eyüpoğlu Fırın Tunalı Şubesi - İran Cd. 11 B

It was coincidence l pass by the steak ? was good and very cheap like 5 usd good service

Worst patisserie i have ever eaten, dry, tasteless and made with cheapest materials, im not sure about their breakfast options tho, might be ok ish.

The food is delicious. The service is fast but there are alot of mistakes in the food orders between the tables. Nice place though.

amazing cakes and very friendly staff! ❤

The service was bad. We walked in, and had to wait for a while and then finally call them to pay us attention. The delivery of food, the quality of food, all was unsatisfactory.

I have no complain about the food but the staff attitude was terrible.

It's a good place for a drink and to eat some sweet.

Located very strategically nearby the intersection and front of park. This place is great to hang out and just to ease up your tired feet and have good meals. 2 stories building not that big but enough spaces for people to dine in and have comfortable rest. There's outdoor and indoor seating area Good ambiance, not noisy, although there's traffic right in front. Clean place neat and we'll organize food display. Well done. Waitress and server are accommodate your need great with basic English or sometime they can't respond you in English so Turkish language is necessities One things that make me wanderings why in menu they have coffee from Malaysia.Yet the the entire world even know the authentic coffee from Asia is well renowned from Indonesia. They serve lot of varieties of dessert, cake, cookies and breakfast donut etc along with Turk's coffee and other hot/cold beverages. Price fair however i didn't see any menu provided just the one you saw in display Anyway i go there in morning near lunch time. The hot chocolate is great to warm my body on this cold breeze. Good donuts but personally is not my taste, i don't like filling i like basic donuts it's already have much calories with topping. I find it hard to find simply donut without filling. Which i thought i can find it here but voila is always with fillings ? why can't Turkish restaurant have simply donut basic like the one Baskin and Robbins or Krispy Kreme have?