Bayazhan is a turkish late-night spot in Sahinbey, Gaziantep.
Editorially verified August 1, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
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Address: Akyol, Atatürk Blv. No:119 D:1, 27010 Şahinbey/Gaziantep
Yeşilçam Kahve Evi runs latest of the İbrahimli cafes, a Gaziantep room of film stills, backgammon and nargile that fills up once dinner ends.
TryTurkish coffee and nargile
TipUpstairs is quieter and less smoky. Ask for it when you arrive rather than later.
Sakıp Usta keeps beyran and paça going past midnight on Kemal Köker Caddesi, which makes it the Gaziantep answer to a very late-night appetite.
TryBeyran and paça
TipIt is still serving at 02:00, and at 03:00 on Fridays and Saturdays.
Künefe Han bakes cheese pastry until two in the morning in Şehitkamil, and Gaziantep treats a late künefe as a second dinner rather than dessert.
TryKünefe
TipOne tray between two. Order it at the table so the cheese is still stretching.
Cumba Künefe runs until two in the morning on Ali Nadi Ünler Bulvarı, serving the oversized Gaziantep künefe trays that families share after dinner.
TryKünefe with pistachio
TipAdd the ice cream rather than ordering a second tray. The portions are already large.
Erçelebi Kömürde Kadayıf fires kadayıf over charcoal until one in the morning in Sarıgüllük, so nothing here has been sitting on a tray for hours.
TryCharcoal kadayıf
TipExpect a ten-minute wait. Nothing is pre-made, which is the reason to come.
Çelebioğulları Baklava keeps its Gazi Muhtar Paşa salon open to midnight, so a late Gaziantep baklava run does not depend on the bazaar counters.
TryBaklava and şöbiyet
TipThe salon has proper seating. Order a mixed plate with tea rather than a box to go.
