This friendly cafe has multilevel outdoor shaded seating to lounge on after stomping all those historic streets. The menu does the usual köftes and kebaps, but it's a great place to just chill out with a juice or çay and puff on a nargile (water pipe). It's located at the rear of the Latifoğlu Konağı, accessed through the same entrance.
Konak Café
Central Anatolia
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