1453 Osmanlı Sakarya

Serdivan was settled by migrants who arrived following the Turkish-Greek population exchange; it remained a village until 1956, saw its population grow sharply after the 1999 Gölcük earthquake, and became a district of Sakarya in 2008. It sits west of Adapazarı, on the north shore of Lake Sapanca. Sakarya itself takes its name from the Sakarya River that runs through the province, and is the fifth largest province in the Marmara Region by population. On 133. Sokak, off Medeniyet Caddesi in Kemalpaşa Mahallesi within Serdivan, 1453 Osmanlı Sakarya runs as a café. The tags the business has chosen for its own listing spread wide: dessert, ice cream, pancakes and pastry sit alongside burgers, kebab, pizza, pasta and schnitzel, pointing to an operation that runs from morning coffee through to an evening meal. Breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner and business lunch are all served. Doors open at 9am and stay open past midnight, until 1am, every day of the week. Cash, contactless payment and bank or credit cards are accepted.