Tarihi Haliç pidecisi Kumda Kahve

The food was fresh and tasty, especially the flatbreads — you can really tell they’re made fresh. However, the prices for water and soda were extremely high. It felt like we were overcharged because we are tourists, which was disappointing and took away from the overall experience. Good food, but pricing needs to be fairer!

A cup of Turkish coffee was great: real pleasure. Food is good and tasty. Amazing people. Experience is enjoyable.

Discovered this place through an online travel blog; the beef and vegetable pide didn't disappoint! Tasty food and very cute ambience for an affordable price.

Authentic little spot for a pide lunch after a morning filled with shopping at the famous bazaars. The pide is prepared in front of your eyes and they have a small menu from which you can choose. The home-made ayran is also great!

Absolutely loved this place for my first Turkish coffee! The owner and his wife were so so kind and I will definitely be back! The food was so good too!

Really good turkish food. Nice and quick service. Perfect to eat on the go aswell. Recomend Ayran. Best we have had in Turkey.

A cute little Pide find we stumbled across in the Egyptian Market based on the already great reviews. Images of the various Pide options and prices were all displayed on the wall. Tourist friendly (owner is English speaking), yet super authentic with the Pide oven in stall. Happy that we stopped here (they take credit card also) 🙌.

Best Ayran we had in whole Istanbul. Must try, you can take it away in plastic cup. Price is around 40 lira 100% recommended - must try when in a area!!