Migros is a typical supermarket chain in Turkiye. We encountered them in the larger cities like…read moreIstanbul and Ankara. I wandered in to grab some orange juice for my husband as he was not feeling 100%. Strangely, the juices they served in the hotels we stayed at were not juice but sugar flavored juice from concentrate. Being able to find it for purchase in a market was the key. Service was fine and the store was clean despite the many kitties loitering about. I was able to pay with my credit card so I was pretty happy about that. They had a large selection of local produce, meats, and sundries in the store. It's a local market which serves the neighboring community.

Fantastic place! Great food, relaxed atmosphere, very kind and welcoming people! Very recommendedread more

balya is a nice little shop combining an organic health food store with a café. you can find…read morebreakfast, some small meals and assorted desserts & coffee here. i like the organic touch of this tiny place. plus that it's not too touristy yet. if you would like to check out their menu you can take a look at it here: http://balyaorganic.com/cafe.aspx to be supported!

Excellent selection of products at reasonable prices. The owner speaks excellent English. Well…read moreworth a visit if you are staying in Sultanamet.

Nice big grocery store with wine, laundry detergent, lots of snacks, fresh bread, good produce, cat…read morefood and cat treats, chocolate galore, and some souvenirs. Right near the Agora Life Hotel and just far enough away from where tourists go that there is no aggressive hassle here. For the most part only locals shop here. Good prices, and they sell right up to the very minute of closing if you get in the door.

Went on wild goose chase looking for Wine Store, have found multiple that have closed, and was…read morewalking back to our hotel, and saw Greens, and just took a chance and asked if they sold wine. Not only do they sell Turkish wine, but they also sell liquor. We didn't buy any groceries, but it also looks like a well stocked vegetable and fruit section, as well as cheeses.

Fair selection for Sultan Ahmet. There's a bread basket, lots of eggs, quite a few baskets of…read morevegetables and fruits, and other basics. I found this place to be slightly better than the other mini-marts in the area. Not a huge selection, but it will help if you need some basics.

I had a hard time finding a supermarket and this one had everything including gift boxes that you…read morecan take home, chocolate & Turkish sweets by weight. They had spices, nondairy milk, tea, and coffee, produce, beer, all kinds of basic stables that you might need. Fantastic selection of sweets like bars and chocolates - all kids, tons of choices. CC accepted

Great full supermarket with fruit, veg, dairy, deli counter, cheese, bread, etc... sections. Some…read moreareas of Istanbul seem to be like food deserts - not here.

Nice little grocery near the Obelisk Hotel, surrounded by mediocre restaurants with obnoxious touts…read moreat each door hounding you as you pass. The store has various snacks and beverages, cheap umbrellas, and a limited selection of Turkish wines. Good prices on the wine, and a couple of the White and Roses are good, but I would avoid their bubbly as it is less than okay. I thought there were hints of cheese, but what do I know.

Small two room grocery store. Five stars because it exists but you will find limited options. No…read morevegetables but a decent selection of Chinese sauces. Good selection of dry spices. A few varieties of instant ramen. Small portable freezer section aka dumpling (only beef). Go past the Chinese gate and around the corner is the store. Warning, google maps might not choose the best right. Sometimes a straight line means going up and down significant steps as anyone knows who lives in Taksim neighborhood. Depending where you are coming from, the route via Taksim square might be easier physically.