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Regional dishes from Anatolian cuisine.
Kadıköy is a walkable neighbourhood on Istanbul’s Asian side, with a busy market, a seaside promenade and plenty of cafés. Every place below was checked by Nomi.
Regional dishes from Anatolian cuisine.
A lahmacun restaurant known for many years; closed on Mondays.
Stone-oven lahmacun and pide.
A wine house and restaurant with a garden.
A classic Turkish coffee stop inside the market.
A seaside tea garden on the Moda headland.
A specialty coffee roaster.
An İBB library and a Beltur café in the historic pier building, with a sea view.
A themed third-wave coffee shop.
Turkish delight and akide (traditional hard candy).
Moda's well-known ice cream shop.
A historic patisserie serving since 1923.
A historic opera building from 1927. You can see the building from outside; the hall is open only for shows and concerts.
The historic station building is under restoration and cannot be entered; you can see it from the quay and the waterfront.
Fishmongers, delicatessens and local shops.
A historic church inside the market. The interior may not always be open; visiting hours have not been verified.
A historic Armenian church. The interior may not always be open; visiting hours have not been verified.
An arcade known for its second-hand booksellers and record shops; shop hours vary.
A historic neighbourhood known for its murals.
The landmark statue at Altıyol.
Barış Manço's house, turned into a museum. Tickets are sold online only; closed on public holidays.
The club museum is visited on the stadium tour. There are no tours on match days and public holidays; check the times on the official page.
A large seaside park on the Fenerbahçe headland.
Walks by the sea and sunsets.
A large park beside the marina.
A neighbourhood park with shaded areas.