The Üçyol branch of Şekerci Ali Galip in Karabağlar, bringing the same lokum, chocolate, and baklava range as the Kemeraltı flagship to the neighborhood.
This Karabağlar branch of Şekerci Ali Galip, in the Üçyol area, is the second sales point opened by the brand whose flagship store dates to 1901 in Kemeraltı. Located on İnönü Caddesi in the Bahçelievler neighborhood, it carries the same range as the founding store: lokum, chocolate, helva, baklava and other syrup-soaked pastries, fresh and dry cakes, almond sweets, dragées, candied chestnuts, preserves, and ice cream. Sitting on one of Karabağlar's busier shopping streets, the branch mainly serves as a neighborhood stop for everyday sweets and gift boxes. The brand's history back to 1901 and its fourth-and-fifth-generation family ownership apply here too, though the source material does not give a separate founding date specific to the Üçyol address; the address and phone number come directly from the branch list on the brand's official website. Everything on offer is built around confectionery and pastry, with no mention anywhere of alcohol or pork.
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