A restored 19th-century mansion with an airy, garden-like courtyard and wooden upper gallery, Hanzade is a fine, relaxed spot to pass an hour or two with a couple of çays. On weekend nights there's sometimes live music from 8pm. If you're peckish it serves cakes, breakfasts and light meals including gözleme (stuffed flatbreads).
Hanzade
Southeastern Anatolia
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