Was a fun little hike up the stairs. Great city view. Had a lot of trash around which was sad. But worth it. Suggest going if you are in the area.

This 3500 year+ national treasure is just left by itself… there isn’t even a rubbish bin which left the whole place covered in plastic bottles and trash… If there had been a simple cafeteria the revenue of which would clearly payout the cleaning up and maintaining from point on…Other than that, good for The Town to build comfortable stairs to the castle, however, if you want to climb the very last pitch leading to the very peak you need to climb the ancient stairs which are carved into the rock… wish the modern stairway led to the very peak. Overall this can be a great “fat burning” trip with your family..

Nice panoramic view. I’ll be back when the cable car is built. See you Eren :)

Perched high above the city, Afyonkarahisar Castle (Afyonkarahisar Kalesi) is one of the most iconic landmarks in central Turkey. Built on a steep volcanic rock over 1,000 feet above the city, the castle offers an unforgettable combination of history, breathtaking views, and physical challenge. The climb is not for the faint-hearted—there are over 700 steps to reach the top—but every step feels worth it once you see the panoramic landscape spreading endlessly in all directions. The castle has a long and fascinating history, dating back to the Hittites, and later used by the Romans, Byzantines, Seljuks, and Ottomans. Each civilization left its mark, and while only fragments of walls and towers remain, the atmosphere is still powerful and moving. Standing on the summit, you can easily imagine the strategic importance this fortress once held. The name “Afyonkarahisar” itself means “Opium Black Fortress,” a nod to both the city’s historic poppy cultivation and the dramatic black volcanic rock beneath the structure. Visitors often come at sunset, when the golden light transforms the city and mountains into a magical scene. It’s also a deeply symbolic place for the locals, connected to the Zafer (Victory) celebrations of Turkey’s War of Independence. Afyonkarahisar Castle is not just a monument—it’s a journey through time, culture, and resilience.

I didn't visit the castle. It was hard to find the route up. Thought the city was very nice, especially the old buildings belom the castle.

Climbing to the top of the castle is very tiring but the view from the top is very beautiful and there is a tea seller and some snacks upstairs

The best view, but it’s necessary to renew top of the mountain. Around 550 steps and I reach the top of mountain just in 10 minutes

It was closed

(Translated by Google) The interior is not toured The Çeşmeli Konak, located in Afyonkarahisar Province, Merkez Nurcu Neighborhood, Milli Birlik Street No: 59-61, is registered in the land registry with the numbers 36, 534 island and 16-17 parcel. It is a late Ottoman work and provides integrity with the monumental fountain on its facade. Kahvecioğlu İsmail Efendi, who was involved in silk and fabric trade, first had the fountain built for charity purposes, and then had the mansion built for his own family's needs. There are two dates (1324 and 1322) in the inscription on the entrance door of the mansion, Hijri and Rumi. From this, it is understood that the mansion was completed in 1906 AD. It is one of the exemplary structures with a social facade architecture, with an upper floor projection, a roof room (cihannüma) on the balcony recess in the middle of the projection and a cut stone covered fountain below. Due to its external appearance and street integrity, it was registered as an ancient work to be protected with the decision numbered A-4432 dated 25.06.1983 of the Real Estate Antiquities and Monuments High Council. The fountain, which was registered as an ancient work to be protected with the decision numbered A-2314 dated 11.07.1980 of the Real Estate Antiquities and Monuments High Council, is listed as “Sülüm Fountain II” in the records of the Afyonkarahisar Museum. Çeşmeli Konak, which was a single residence when it was first built, was divided into two parcels vertically in the middle by inheritance in the following years and turned into two separate residences with separate doors. After being expropriated on 03.10.2002, the survey and restoration projects of the house allocated to the Ministry of Culture were prepared by the faculty members and students of the Restoration Department of the Afyon Kocatepe University Vocational School with the means of the Afyon Governorship Provincial Special Administration and submitted to the Eskişehir Cultural and Natural Heritage Protection Board on 08.08.2003 and the restoration permit was obtained with the decision numbered 2504 dated 15.08.2003. The restoration, which was also supported by the Ministry of Culture and Tourism with an allocation of 75 billion liras, was completed on 31.12.2004. The mansion, which has been allocated to the Alimoğlu company since 2011, is currently operating as the Alimoğlu Culture and Art Center (AKSAM) and historical, cultural and artistic works are exhibited and cultural events are organized in the mansion. Source: Recorded in the book "Anadolu'nun Kilit AFYON" on 18.07.2014. (Original) İçi gezilmiyor Afyonkarahisar İli, Merkez Nurcu Mahallesi, Milli Birlik Caddesi No: 59-61’de bulunan Çeşmeli Konak, tapuda 36 pafta, 534 ada ve 16-17 parsel numaralarıyla kayıtlıdır. Son Dönem Osmanlı eseri olup cephesinde yer alan anıtsal çeşme ile bütünlük sağlamaktadır. İpek ve kumaş ticaretiyle uğraşan Kahvecioğlu İsmail Efendi tarafından önce hayır amaçlı olarak çeşme yaptırılmış, daha sonra kendi ailesinin ihtiyacı olan konak inşa ettirilmiştir. Konağın giriş kapısındaki yazıtta Hicri ve Rumi olmak üzere iki tarih (1324 ve 1322) bulunmaktadır. Buradan konağın Miladi 1906 yılında bitirildiği anlaşılmaktadır. Üst kat çıkmalı, çıkma ortasında balkon girinti boşluğu üzerinde çatı odası (cihannüma) ile altında kesme taş kaplamalı çeşmesi bulunan, sosyal amaçlı cephe mimarisi olan örnek yapılardan biridir. Dış görünümü ve sokak bütünlüğü nedeniyle çevresel niteliğinin önemi açısından Gayri Menkul Eski Eserler ve Anıtlar Yüksek Kurulu’nun 25.06.1983 gün ve A-4432 sayılı kararıyla korunması gerekli eski eser olarak tescil edilmiştir. Gayri Menkul Eski Eserler ve Anıtlar Yüksek Kurulu’nun 11.07.1980 ve A-2314 sayılı kararı ile korunması gerekli eski eser olarak tescil edilen çeşme ise Afyonkarahisar Müzesi’ndeki kayıtlarda “Sülüm Çeşmesi II” adıyla geçmektedir. İlk yapıldığında tek bir konut olan Çeşmeli Konak, ilerleyen yıllarda miras yoluyla ifraz edilerek dikey olarak ortadan iki parsele ayrılmış ve ayrı kapısı olan iki ayrı konut durumuna getirilmiştir. 03.10.2002 tarihinde kamulaştırıldıktan sonra Kültür Bakanlığı’na tahsis edilen evin rölöve ve restorasyon projeleri, Afyon Valiliği İl Özel İdaresi’nin imkânlarıyla, Afyon Kocatepe Üniversitesi Meslek Yüksek okulu Restorasyon Bölümü öğretim üyeleri ve öğrencileri tarafından hazırlanan rölöve ve restorasyon projeleri 08.08.2003 tarihinde Eskişehir Kültür ve Tabiat Varlıklarını Koruma Kurulu’na teslim edilmiş ve 15.08.2003 tarih ve 2504 sayılı karar ile restorasyon izni alınmıştır. Kültür ve Turizm Bakanlığı’nın da 75 milyar liralık ödenekle destek olduğu restorasyon 31.12.2004 tarihinde bitirilmiştir. 2011 yılından beri Alimoğlu firmasına tahsis edilen konak; halen Alimoğlu Kültür ve Sanat Merkezi(AKSAM) olarak faaliyette göstermekte ve konakta tarihi ve kültürel, sanatsal eserleri sergilenmekte ve kültürel etkinlikler düzenlenmektedir. Kaynak: "Anadolu'nun Kilidi AFYON" kitabından 18.07.2014 tarihinde kaydedilmiştir.

(Translated by Google) It is a must-see place in Afyonkarahisar. First, a fountain was built for charity by Kahvecioğlu İsmail Efendi, who was engaged in the silk and fabric trade, and then a mansion was built on it for his family. (Original) Afyonkarahisar da mutlaka görülmesi gereken bir mekan.Ipek ve Kumaş ticareti ile uğraşan Kahvecioğlu İsmail efendi tarafından hayır için önce çeşme yaptirilmiş daha sonra ailesi için üzerine konak inşa edilmiştir.

(Translated by Google) A true masterpiece of history (Original) Tam bir tarih şaheseri yer

(Translated by Google) It looked like an ethnography museum. I went inside, but since it was 15 minutes before it opened, the guard inside did not allow me to visit. I couldn't visit it because I was going there too. You can visit it. This place can be called the Afyon ethnography museum. (Original) Etnografya müzesi gibi duruyordu daldım içeri ama açılmasına 15 dk olduğu için içerideki görevli gezmeme izin vermedi. Ben de gideceğim için gezemedim siz gezin Afyon etnografya müzesi denilebilir burası için

(Translated by Google) It was closed. We went on 17.04.2025. (Original) Kapalıydı 17.04.2025 günü gittik

(Translated by Google) A double-doored, traditional Anatolian masonry structure. Various items provided by local residents and the Alimoğlu Culture and Arts Association reflect the region's traditional way of life. The staff is friendly and attentive. (Original) çift kapılı geleneksel Anadolu mimarisinde yapılmış kagir yapı. bölge halkının ve alimoğlu kültür sanat derneği tarafından sağlanmış çeşitli kullanım eşyaları bölgenin eski yaşam şeklini sunuyor . Personel güler yüzlü ve ilgili davranıyor...

If you are interested in history then definitely go for a visit. It’s a small museum about the Mevlana people in Afyon and shows their lifestyle. The fee to visit the Mevlana’s house is 7.50tl. Nearby there’s also a Mevlana cami/mosque you can also visit. You can get an audio guide for a small payment.

When one comes to be a Darvish to a Mawlawi Shaykh, this place in the kitchen is the first place he has to sit patiently and wait for any coming order. It is a Marble Stone where they put the Dead to do their last prayer.

One room, just look at the pictures and don’t waste your time

Great place and so peaceful, so you can feel holly atmosphere here.

Sultan Divans is a historical and calm place to visit...

Marvellously beautiful

Old mosque and museum.

(Translated by Google) The work, located in Tac-ı Ahmet District, Hamam Aralığı Street, is located on an area of ​​2 thousand square meters. XVII. The bath, which is thought to have been built in the second half of the 19th century, is one of the beautiful examples of Ottoman architecture of that period. The bath area covers an area of ​​400 square meters and the conference hall covers an area of ​​200 square meters. The north of the bath section is the men's section, and the south is the women's section. Today it has been converted into a museum. It is among the must-see places of Afyonkarahisar. (Original) Tac-ı Ahmet Mahallesi, Hamam Aralığı Sokağı’nda bulunan eser, 2 bin metrekare alan üzerine yerleşmiştir. XVII. yüzyılın ikinci yarısında inşa edildiği düşünülen hamam, o dönem Osmanlı mimarisinin güzel örneklerinden birisidir. Hamam alanı 400, konferans salonu 200 metrekarelik bir alanı kaplamaktadır. Hamam bölümünün kuzeyi erkekler, güneyi ise bayanlar bölümüdür. Günümüzde müzeye çevrilmiştir. Afyonkarahisar 'ın gezilesi görülesi yerleri arasındadır.

(Translated by Google) It is located in Tac-ı Ahmet District, Hamam Aralığı Street. Built on a land that slopes from south to north, the building has a men's section in the northern part and a women's section in the southern part. The women's changing room, located on the eastern facade of the building, is attached to the southern wing of the facade. The furnace located on this façade is adjacent to the northern wall of the dressing room. There are three window openings in the northern part of the facade. The men's locker room, located at the northern end of the east façade, is reached by a staircase of eight steps. Changing area, a square space on both sides of the entrance; It consists of a large distribution space in the middle and a rectangular space extending in the north-south direction to the west of it. The warm space, which has a rectangular plan extending in the north-south direction, is covered with a mirrored vault. On the eastern wall of the place, there are two entrance spaces with round arches. The hothouse consists of a square space covered with a dome and a private seclusion cell, each covered with a mirrored vault, placed on the eastern and northern edges of this space. The women's changing area forms a rectangular protrusion on the southern part of the eastern façade of the building. At the eastern end of the northern façade of this rectangular space, there is a crown door framed with simple mouldings. The fountain pool located in the middle of the women's locker room is in the garden of the Afyon Archaeological Museum. Iluklik is a rectangular space extending in the east-west direction and covered with a mirrored vault. There are two entrance openings in the eastern part of the north wall. These doors open to an east-west rectangular space covered with a mirrored vault. The warm room consists of a domed central space, as in the men's section, and two private rooms opened to this space, covered with a mirrored vault. It is understood that the water tank is a rectangular shaped space extending in the north-south direction. Although its construction date is unknown, it dates back to the XVII.-XVIII. It resembles 19th century Ottoman buildings. As a result of the fire, women's undressing rooms were rebuilt in 1911 by the Armenians living in the neighborhood. In 1955, men's locker rooms were opened. (Original) .Tac-ı Ahmet Mahallesi, Hamam Aralığı Sokağı'ndadır. Güneyden kuzeye doğru eğimli bir arazi üzerine inşa edilmiş olan yapının kuzey kesiminde erkekler kısmı, güney kesiminde ise kadınlar kısmı yer almaktadır. Yapının doğu cephesinde yer alan kadınlar kısmı soyunmalığı, cephenin güney kanadına bitiştirilmiş durumdadır. Bu cephe üzerinde yer alan külhan, soyunmalığın kuzey duvarına bitişiktir. Cephenin kuzey kesiminde üç adet pencere açıklığı yer almaktadır. Doğu cephesinin kuzey ucunda yer alan erkekler kısmı soyunmalığına, sekiz basamaklık bir merdivenle ulaşılmaktadır. Soyunmalık, girişin iki yanında birer kare mekan; ortada büyük bir dağılım mekanı ve bunun batısında kuzey-güney yönünde uzanan dikdörtgen bir mekandan oluşmaktadır. Kuzey-güney yönünde uzanan dikdörtgen bir plana sahip ılıklık mekanının üzeri, aynalı tonozla örtülüdür. Mekanın doğu duvarı üzerinde, yuvarlak kemerli iki giriş aralığı yer almaktadır. Sıcaklık, kubbeyle örtülü kare bir mekan ve bu mekanın doğu ve kuzey kenarları üzerine yerleştirilmiş, aynalı tonozuyla örtülü birer halvet hücresinden oluşmaktadır. Kadınlar kısmı soyunmalık mekanı, yapının doğu cephesinin güney kesiminde dikdörtgen bir çıkıntı oluşturmaktadır. Bu dikdörtgen mekanın kuzey cephesinin doğu ucunda, basit silmelerle çerçevelenmiş bir taç kapı yer almaktadır. Kadınlar kısmı soyunmalığı ortasında yer alan fıskiyeli havuz, Afyon Arkeoloji Müzesi bahçesindedir. Ilıklık, doğu-batı yönünde uzanan, üzeri aynalı tonozuyla örtülü, dikdörtgen bir mekandır. Kuzey duvarının doğu kesiminde iki giriş açıklığı vardır. Bu kapılar, üzeri bir aynalı tonozuyla örtülü, doğu-batı yönlü dikdörtgen bir mekana açılmaktadır. Sıcaklık, erkekler kısmında olduğu gibi kubbeli bir orta mekan ve bu mekana açılan, aynalı tonozuyla örtülü iki halvet hücresinden oluşmaktadır. Su deposunun kuzey-güney yönünde uzanan, dikdörtgen şekilli bir mekan olduğu anlaşılmaktadır. Yapılış tarihi bilinmemekle birlikte, XVII.-XVIII. yüzyıl Osmanlı yapılarına benzemektedir. Yangın sonucu 1911 yılında kadınlar soyunmalığı mahallede yaşayan Ermenilerce yeniden yapılmıştır. 1955 yılında ise erkekler soyunmalığı yapılmıştır.

(Translated by Google) The bathhouse, thought to have been built in the second half of the 17th century, is a fine example of Ottoman architecture from that period. Because it was built by Armenian masters, it was nicknamed the "Gavur Hamam" (Infidel Hamam), and later became known as the "Millet Hamam." Left abandoned after the Armenians left the city after the War of Independence, the bathhouse was converted into a museum. It is a truly beautiful structure. (Original) XVII. yüzyılın ikinci yarısında inşa edildiği düşünülen hamam, o dönem Osmanlı mimarisinin güzel örneklerinden birisidir. Ermeni ustalar tarafından yapıldığı için ‘Gavur Hamamı’ olarak adlandırılmış, daha sonra ise ‘Millet Hamamı’ olarak anılmış. Kurtuluş Savaşı’ndan sonra Ermenilerin şehri terk etmesiyle sahipsiz kalan hamam, müzeye dönüştürülmüş. Çok da güzel olmuş.

(Translated by Google) The historical Millet Bath among the old Afyon houses at the foot of Karahisar Castle. This building, which is thought to have been built after the 17th century, serves as a museum and cultural house after restoration. You can visit for free. (Original) Karahisar kalesinin eteğinde eski Afyon evlerinin arasında tarihi Millet Hamamı. 17.YY sonrasında inşa edildiği düşünülen bu yapı restorasyon sonrası müze ve kültür evi olarak hizmet veriyor. Ücretsiz gezebilirsiniz.

(Translated by Google) Beautifully restored. It hosts many turtles in its garden. It is used as a social service building. It is worth seeing. (Original) Güzel restore edilmiş.bahçesinde pekçok kablumbağaya ev sahipliği yapıyor.sosyal hizmet binası olarak kullanılıyor.görmeye değer

(Translated by Google) It's a place I came across by coincidence while wandering around the streets of historical Afyonkarahisar mansions. I think it was used for multiple purposes as a museum and exhibition hall. There was no attendant. Entry was free. Afyon Castle looked very beautiful from the balcony. At the entrance of the museum, there were decorations and mannequins belonging to the bath. He conveyed that atmosphere very well. A similar museum was also located in Gaziantep. The inside of the bath was surprisingly large. I would have been happier if it had written what those rooms were used for at that time. Because it was later converted into an exhibition hall. As far as I understand, there are materials for dressing and eating in a few of the rooms. It had a clean and spacious garden. I recommend you go and see it. Meanwhile, we met an old uncle visiting there. His mother bathed him in this bathhouse when he was very young. We had such a beautiful moment.. (Original) Tarihi Afyonkarahisar konaklarının olduğu sokaklarda gezerken tevafuk rastladığım bir yer. Müze ve sergi salonu olarak çok amaçlı kullanıldığını düşünüyorum. Herhangi bir görevli yoktu. Giriş ücretsizdi. Balkonundan Afyon Kalesi çok güzel görünüyordu. Müzenin girişinde hamama ait dekor ve mankenler bulunuyordu. O atmosferi gayet güzel aktarıyordu. Buna benzer bir müze Gaziantep’te de bulunuyordu. Hamamın içi şaşırtıcı derecede büyüktü. O dönem için o odaların ne için kullanıldığı yazsaydı daha mutlu olurdum. Çünkü sonradan sergi salonuna dönüştürülmüş. Birkaç odasında anladığım kadarıyla giyinmek ve yemek için malzemeler varmış. Temiz ve ferah bir bahçesi vardı. Gidip görmenizi tavsiye ederim. Bu arada orayı gezen yaşlı bir amcayla karşılaştık annesi çok küçükken onu bu hamamda yıkamış. Böyle güzel bir anımız oldu..

(Translated by Google) It is a beautiful museum that you should see when you come to Afyon. It was nice that the museum was surrounded by greenery. Visiting the museum is free. There is also a cafe where you can drink tea. (Original) Afyona gelmişken görmeniz gereken güzel bir müze. Müzenin yeşillik içinde olması hoş olmuş.Müzeyi gezmek ücretsiz. Çay içebileceğiniz kafe de mevcut.

This mosque has UNESCO status because of its wooden ceilings and beams. Beautiful

Very old and ancient mosque, beautiful design, worth a visit

Honestly one of the most beautiful mosques I've ever visited in my life. From top to bottom you see wood, with beautiful carvings too. An ancient, natural feel lingers in the air, the history of worshippers coming and going is apparent. A set of creeky steps takes you to the women's section upstairs where light barely creeps through the gaps in the partition. Wudu area just outside the mosque is clean but no paper towels. A single plug socket at the front to charge your phone. Next time I will come with a better camera inshallah.

Very historic mosque which is captivating. The wooden structure is beautiful and gives a real feel of ancient times. Soulful experience

Just nice to make a time travel to the 12th century.

Great place to visit. Amazing atmosphere here

Very cool

Please, do not miss the local Turkish coffe,there.

Thats good

Great breakfast!

(Translated by Google) Every bad experience turns into an experience in the end unfortunately there was nothing in the name of meat as seen in the pictures it was uncooked meat served with yesterday's fries and rice pilaf. I ordered tandoori soup as soup but they didn't even tell me whether it was available when serving and then tried to tell me it wasn't there while they were at the cash register. So long story short it's not a place to go, it's not worth the money unfortunately... (Original) Her kötü deneyim sonunda tecrübeye dönüşüyor malesef et namına hiç birşey yok resmen resimlerde görüldüğü gibi pişmemiş et ve yaninda dünden kalma kızartmalar ve pirinç pilavı ile servis edildi resmen çorba olarak tandır çorbası sipariş ettim ama servis açar iken olup olmadığı söylenmedi bile sonrasında da kasada kendileri düşerken anlatmak istediler olmadığını Yani uzun lafın kısası gidilecek yer değil verdiğiniz paraya değmiyor malesef....

(Translated by Google) Mihrioğlu Mansion, built in 1905, has been restored and transformed into a venue serving regional cuisine. Dishes include Afyon tarhana, Afyon keşkek, konak kebab, Afyon kebab, eggplant moussaka, eggplant börek, and göce köftesi. The place is beautiful inside and out. We ordered mantı (Turkish ravioli) and yaprak sarma (stuffed grape leaves). It was the first time I'd ever had mantı (Turkish ravioli) without minced meat. The vine leaves sarma were okay. The prices were reasonable for a place of this caliber. (Original) Mihrioğlu Konağı; 1905 yılında yapılmış, restore edilerek yöresel yemeklerin sunulduğu bir mekan haline getirilmiş. Afyon tarhanası, Afyon keşkeği, konak kebabı, Afyon kebabı, patlıcan musakka, patlıcan böreği, göce köftesi gibi yemekler sunuluyor. Mekan içiyle dışıyla çok güzel. Biz mantı ve yaprak sarma sipariş ettik. Hayatımda ilk defa kıymasız mantı yedim. Yaprak sarma fena değildi. Fiyatlar bu ayar bir yer için makuldü.

(Translated by Google) We ordered breakfast. I can't remember ever having breakfast with such poor quality products anywhere in my life. From the jam to the honey, chocolate, and cheese, it was truly awful. The quality has dropped significantly. It wasn't like this before. This poor quality doesn't suit this mansion. I think it's changed hands. There's no other explanation. Absolutely don't come. I'm adding to the owner's response: the only thing left on the table was menemen, which consisted of potatoes and tomatoes, and half of that was eaten. Are you dreaming? Besides, your quality is already evident from your answers, so there's no need to say more. (Original) kahvaltı söyledik, hayatımda hiçbir yerde bu kadar kalitesiz ürünlerle kahvaltı ettiğimi hatırlamıyorum reçelinden balına çikolatasına peynirine gerçekten çok kötüydü kalite çok düşmüş eskiden böyle değildi bu konağa bu kalitesizlik yakışmıyor el değiştirmiş sanırımbaşka açıklaması olamaz kesinlikle gelmeyin, işletme cevabı üzerinede ekliyorum masada biten tek şey patates ve domatesten ibaret menemendi onunda yarısı yendi siz hayal mi görüyorsunuz acaba, ayrıca verdiğiniz cevaplardan zaten kaliteniz belli fazla söze gerek yok

(Translated by Google) The tandoori soup was good. The kebab was good, but I must have been expecting it because it didn't have the effect I was looking for, but I don't want to take it badly; it was just okay. Other than that, the atmosphere was nice, and the staff was very helpful. Thank you. (Original) Tandır çorbası güzeldi. Kebab güzeldi ama beklentiye girmiş olmalıyım ki istediğim etkiyi yaratmadı ama kötü anlamı çıkmasın sadece eh işte. Bunun dışında ortam güzel, çalışanlar çok yardım sever. Teşekkürler.

I recommend Afyon kebab – it is very tasty. The place is really authentic. Unfortunately, the staff isn’t interested in clients, when I came for the first time, I haven’t found put if the place was working. So you should persist to eat here.

i went there 1 year ago, their beef tandoori and bread dessert were very delicious. you should try the bread dessert with kaymak because it's famous food of afyon and it's more delicious with kaymak.

Delicious food,good portions, kinda short on dessert options but overall a good experience

Impossible to get your food as you ordered it. Prices are cheap because food is not good quality so do not get overwhelmed. There are better places in Afyon.

Fabulous old konak museum with OK food. Service could be better as it was a bit slow. Lovely atmosphere outside to sit and have a drink and food

We arrived an hour before closing, They the staff, were kind, attentive and extremely helpful. The food was out of this world. Absolutely amazing. Will definitely return. Highly recommend.

Great place! We stopped by on our way home and it was definitely worth it. We were not hungry at first but the food looked to delicious to resist. We had keşkek, tandır and tarhana soup. Place looks clean and beautiful, and the manager is really nice.

One of the few places to have dinner with alcohol service in Afyon. In the summer the garden is so refreshing. But you have to be aware that, when you have a table under those lovely trees, there are many leaves and dust dropping in to your plate and glass. The breeze in the hot summer feels amazing, you can ask for a blanket if you feel cold. Prices were OK. Many selection of Rakı brands. Their liver is delicious and also very much recommended by the locals

An open air restaurant very nice setup, food is good service is great

Great

Excellent Food

Bravo 👏

Amazing place ;-)

Very good place.