Baycan beyin meşhur kahvesi

Baycan Bey’s famous coffee is a must-try in Bursa! The taste is rich and special, and the place has a cozy, traditional atmosphere. They offer water, pomegranate sherbet, and special dates as complimentary treats. The staff are friendly and helpful. A perfect stop for coffee lovers! ☕️

Service was basically zero. The owner seemed aggressive and not welcoming at all. We went for breakfast, but the quality was really low — the bread was ice cold, and even the eggs were cold. In my opinion they don’t care about customer service; The place wasn’t that clean either. I’d definitely recommend avoiding this spot — there are much better places right across this place with far better hospitality. We actually went to one afterward just to forget the bad experience here.

Coffee was top notch. Lotus cake and other snacks sub par. Would highly recommend to get a coffee only. Don't fall for other treats.

A unique Turkish coffee experience along with pomegranate syrup and a surprising local desert treat!

Best Turkish Coffee in Bursa with a twist. Coffee is heated directly onto the ceramic cup. Full bodied turkish coffee ! Relaxing atmosphere in the surrounding han. Highly recommended.

My daughter and I decided to take a little rest from walking around the bazaar. We decided to stop by the nearest cafe. We were greeted almost immediately, seated and our order taken in a timely fashion. I had a latte, it was good. My daughter decided to have a bite to eat and she had the chicken wrap, also good. The young ladies serving us were attentive as we really didn’t wait much and the atmosphere calming and the weather beautiful. I would return.

Amazing food! Nice service ! Really pleasant atmosphere ! 100% recommend it!

I cannot comment about the coffee mentioned in the other reviews, as we went there only for a breakfast on a weekday. The ambiance and atmosphere are very nice, as it is located in an old khan, but I cannot tell the same for breakfast. It was very basic, none of the products they serve is anything special. It feels like as if they are all bought from the closest supermarket. On top of that, they served cold, not-toasted bread, which a big minus for me for breakfast. And not to forget: The price for one person is probably the highest I paid for breakfast in Bursa. It might be a decent option to stop by for a coffee if you are discovering Bursa old town, but I do not recommend it for breakfast at all.