Eskici Pub

Turkish pop from the 1990s and 2000s, nostalgic dance songs and widely known local hits encourage shared singing and dancing rather than sitting still. No regular live band stage.

Old TVs, period inspired wall items, colored lights and close tables create a deliberately crowded nostalgia room. When the narrow dance area fills, the whole place becomes a party.

Retro party pub mixing nostalgic objects, Turkish pop and a compact dance area; bar seating gradually becomes collective dancing.

Fans of dancing to 1990s Turkish pop, groups after a Beyoğlu bar open late and followers of themed nostalgia nights.

Comfortable night out clothes, such as jeans, shirt, everyday dress or sneakers. Colored accessories suit the retro theme if you wish.

Eskici Pub is a youthful, lively Taksim venue that has long been a favorite for those looking to dance to Turkish pop and 90s music. Groups of women report feeling safe and comfortable, noting that staff frequently monitor the area. The cocktails, DJ performances, fast service, and friendly team are generally well-liked. By design, the venue is compact and crowded; it is better suited for partying than for quiet conversation. Recent reviews contain multiple complaints about being made to wait at the door, denied entry, or refused a table, despite having a reservation or tables being available. On busy nights, it may be wise to confirm entry conditions and reservations in writing.