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The House Café’s very first branch was opened in 2002 in an typical old Nişantaşı apartment on Atiye Street. In February 2012, the restaurant went under renovation and the interiors were renewed entirely. A cozy fireplace was installed along with a beautiful new dessert bar. The cafe has a capacity of 160 guests in its spacious winter & summer garden. To Be Continued

The House Café Ortaköy opened in 2005 in a picturesque Bosphorus location. The expansive space is divided into an indoor café as you enter, two large terraces that face the stunning seaside and a chic indoor dining area. Guests can enjoy live DJ performances on the weekends in the summer months. To Be Continued

The House Café Corner is located in a renovated historical building in the center of the Teşvikiye neighborhood. The branch opened in 2008 and can sit approximately 80 guests in its indoor and roadside seating areas. Due to its proximity with the Teşvikiye mosque, no alcohol is served at this location. To Be Continued

Located at KIYI in Büyükçekmece, which is poised to be one of the most valuable marinas of Istanbul, this new branch promises a wonderfully enjoyable experience to its guests with its prime location, boasting a beautiful view and proximity to the bazaar. To Be Continued

Our newest branch, now open at the International Terminal of the Istanbul Airport, promises an pleasurable transit experience with comforting cuisine for global travelers. Guests can enjoy impeccable service in a warm, genuine and chic ambiance whilst relaxing by the fireplace or at one of our tables. To Be Continued

Located in one of the industrial capitals of our country, and in close proximity to Istanbul and Sakarya, our Izmit branch offers guests an enjoyable, relaxing and unique experience with a seating capacity for 150. To Be Continued

The House Café Kanyon was opened in the Kanyon shopping mall in 2009. This branch boasts a stunning architectural glass structure, designed by renowned international design firm Autoban. The House Cafe Kanyon has a capacity of 100 people in its closed area and 150 at its terrace. To Be Continued

The House Café Akaretler is found on the Akaretler-Sıraevler row, one of the first public housing projects of the Ottoman Empire which were redeveloped in 2008. This branch opened in 2018. To Be Continued