Mandabatmaz is a cafe in Beyoğlu, Istanbul.
Editorially verified May 20, 2026 by Elliot Marsh, TableJourney editor. Source.
2.5 hours
Discover the art of painting with Turkish coffee in a cozy Istanbul home. Sip traditional Turkish coffee, learn brush techniques, and create your own coffee-scented artwork.
2 hours
Create your own floral arrangement in a hands-on workshop. Learn the fundamentals of flower care and design, and take home your handmade arrangement as a lasting memory.
Guided tour · 2 hours
Explore Istanbul's Grand Bazaar and Spice Bazaar on a guided walking tour. Learn about the Evil Eye, Ottoman trade routes, and Turkish coffee culture with a local guide.
Address: Asmalı Mescit Mah., Olivya Geçidi No:1A, 34430 Beyoğlu, İstanbul, Istanbul
Privato Cafe on a Galata side-lane, a mismatched-crockery breakfast hall with Galata Tower views, doing one of the city's better all-day Turkish breakfast.
DrinkFilter coffee
Karabatak in Karaköy, a high-ceilinged ex-metal-workshop cafe pouring Austrian Julius Meinl espresso and salep across two floors below Galata.
DrinkJulius Meinl espresso
Kronotrop in Cihangir across from Firuzağa Mosque, Turkey's first specialty micro-roastery, brewing Chemex and V60 on the La Marzocco Strada it imported.
DrinkSingle-origin filter
Sade Kahve below the Rumeli Hisarı fortress walls, where Turkish coffee gets brewed slow over hot ash and an all-day kahvaltı spread spills.
DrinkTurkish coffee brewed in ash
Privato Cafe on a Galata side-lane, a mismatched-crockery breakfast hall with Galata Tower views, doing one of the city's better all-day Turkish breakfast.
DrinkFilter coffee
Van Kahvaltı Evi in Cihangir, an all-day breakfast room serving the dense herb-and-cheese spread of Turkey's east, kaymak with honey and otlu peynir.
DrinkSerpme kahvaltı with herb cheese
Kahve Dünyası beside the Grand Bazaar's Nuruosmaniye gate, the Turkish coffee chain's polished flagship where sand-brewed cups arrive with a square.
DrinkSand-brewed Turkish coffee
