One of our favourite spots amid the laneways of the Alsancak neighbourhood, No 9's interior is packed with old radios, vintage telephones and other assorted detritus of the last few decades. The bar features an exceedingly laid-back ambience, and happy-hour beers and a good wine list partner well with a surprising soundtrack of vintage Turkish jazz and indie pop.
No 9 Cafe & Bar
İzmir
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