Yeşilçam Kahve Evi is a cafe in Ibrahimli, Gaziantep.
Editorially verified August 1, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: Atatürk, Adnan İnanıcı Cd. no:46/a, 27560 Şehitkamil/Gaziantep
Valens Life Cafe in Batıkent builds its reputation on a long Gaziantep breakfast spread, and the Turkish coffee afterwards arrives on the house.
DrinkTürk kahvesi
TipTables turn slowly at weekends. Arrive before 10:00 or expect to wait for the big tables.
Kahve Tiryakisi pairs single-origin filter coffee with a full Turkish breakfast in Yeditepe, which is unusual for Gaziantep outside the old city.
DrinkFilter coffee from the chain's own roast
TipBreakfast runs long here. Budget ninety minutes rather than a quick coffee stop.
Mösyö Cafe & Restaurant looks over Kavaklık in Gaziantep and works as a breakfast room, a coffee stop and a live-music venue on the same terrace.
DrinkTürk kahvesi
TipLive music starts late. Come in the morning if you want the terrace quiet.
Valens Life Cafe in Batıkent builds its reputation on a long Gaziantep breakfast spread, and the Turkish coffee afterwards arrives on the house.
DrinkTürk kahvesi
TipTables turn slowly at weekends. Arrive before 10:00 or expect to wait for the big tables.
Treff Bistro sits under the trees of Kavaklık Park in Gaziantep, a patio cafe for breakfast and coffee that moves indoors when the weather turns.
DrinkFiltre kahve
TipLive music runs some evenings. Ask when you book if you would rather avoid it.
Orkide Pastanesi is the Gaziantep patisserie chain locals send visitors to, with chocolates, cakes and a breakfast spread on Gazi Muhtar Paşa.
DrinkTürk kahvesi
TipThe breakfast is the value order. The chocolate counter is better for gifts than for dessert.
Tahmis Kahvesi has poured coffee beside the Gaziantep spice market since 1635, and menengiç, the wild pistachio brew, is what to order here.
DrinkMenengiç kahvesi
TipBackgammon boards and live saz appear most evenings. Sit in the vaulted room, not the street tables.
