Bar entertainment in Cappadocia (Kapadokya)
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Red Red Wine House
Stay close to me-e-e! In a former stable with arched ceilings, this seductive local feels like an ancient bootlegger's secret mixing den decorated by lovers of adult contemporary. A steady chain of guests smoke fruity pipes and sip increasingly palatable Cappadocian wines; hot, cold or shimmering at room temperature. It's open year round to honour the memory of former visitor Carlos Santana, whose spirit continues through live music most nights.
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Pacha Bar
We don't know whether to be amused by or disapproving of the Pacha Bar's advertising slogan, which urges customers to 'get their rocks off'. Behind the otogar, it has sultry lighting, the mandatory disco ball and plenty of dark corners. It also has a pool table and big-screen TV.
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Flintstones Cave Bar
Retaining 'it' club status with the closure of some other after-hours joints, Flintstones is more than just another licensed hole-in-the-rock. It's a favourite among young foreign single somethings who like to clench their fists, reach for the stars and roast their cold beers by the fireplace.
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Duyurgan Şarap Evi
Try Duyurgan Şarap Evi, a wine house where you can sample a glass of Cappadocian wine (or three!) while listening to live music in the evening.
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Dedikodulu Bar
Dedikodulu Bar, next to Kaya Bar, is one of the most popular bars in town.
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Angel Café Bistro
Straight from the big city comes this incongruously cool rock bar with bright red beanbags out the front and tasty pizza (TL8) on the menu. It comes into its own after dark.
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Çay Bahçesi
If you're keen to linger over a tea and nargileh, try the çay bahçesi adjoining the tourist office, which is as welcoming to women as it is to men, or the large riverside çay bahçesi in front of the pottery on the southwestern side of the bridge.
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