Inside, there is severe asceticism, permeated by centuries of history. The hookahs themselves have seen the tsar, and the stern men carry birch charcoal right in buckets. There's tea, meow, coffee, and that's it. The place is quiet. The place is secluded. So much so that the local seals absolutely don't care about you and your plans - they'll just come and chill with you side by side. And yes, no one will bring you a bill, no one will count what you ate, drank, smoked. At the exit, you have to go up to an inconspicuous grandfather (of course, also smoking a hookah), and you have to say it yourself, like "1 hookah, two teas" and give money. No one will check. They'll shake your hand and let you go in peace. This place is taking you away. I want to come back here again

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alice tracy

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It's a great place. I come here more than once every time I visit Istanbul. Hookah is inexpensive, tea is plentiful and delicious, the atmosphere and authenticity are perfectly cinematic. The main thing is to find the entrance, and once you find it, you won't forget the way there.

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