Mor Kedi Café

It’s a small gay café on the third floor of a building. The people in attendance seemed nice. Service was good, but food selection limited.

A hidden gem for meeting community. Affordable drinks, friendly service, beautiful people.

It was a great time; we were welcomed like friends. We arrived at 10 pm and left at 11 pm. The place is discreet and reminds me of Parisian gay bars from the 80s, where discretion and friendliness were rare... On our way down the stairs, we passed eight very nice guys coming up... too bad we missed their festive atmosphere. For our next trip to Istanbul, we will definitely return to this bar and have dinner there with pleasure. Thank you to the staff and the manager who had invited us to come the next day for his friend's birthday, but unfortunately, we had to return to France. Lots of love. Regis and Christophe.

I went today around 15:15 and it was closed.

Terrific evening cafe bar with friendly service and enthusiastic gay customers. Inexpensive - 300 TL for a pint of beer. Attached photos show the atmosphere. Turkish party music rather than gay classics. From street level follow the rainbow stairs up three levels (past Thai restaurant on first level then two more). Will be back

Rainbow steps up to the third floor. Strong alcoholic drinks, a small locals' establishment with traditional music. Very friendly staff, and when we ordered cocktails, they brought us a complimentary fruit platter. The downside is it's very smoky.

300 pint of beer. Friendly welcome but very quiet atmosphere. The furniture and decor are dated.

Pey gorno is perfect I recommend it