Faruk Güllü Baklava's Karaköy branch on Mumhane Caddesi — pistachio baklava and kadayıf in the old port quarter.
This entry covers the Karaköy branch of Faruk Güllü Baklava in Beyoğlu. The shop is at Mumhane Caddesi No:3/A in Kemankeş Karamustafapaşa Mahallesi, and appears in the company's official store directory as 'Beyoğlu Karaköy' with its own telephone line. Its setting shapes the place: a street with all-day foot traffic in the old port fabric between the Galata Bridge and the Karaköy waterfront. People come either to have a tray boxed up for a visit or to eat a slice standing between errands — this is a counter-led sweet shop rather than a sit-down restaurant. The display carries classic varieties such as pistachio baklava, special square baklava and dry baklava, alongside kadayıf, su böreği, milk puddings, cakes and chocolate. For context: the business is registered as Baklavacı Güllüoğlu Gıda Sanayi ve Dış Ticaret A.Ş., its production plant is in Türkoba, Büyükçekmece, and its retail points extend well beyond Istanbul to provinces from Ankara to Trabzon. Because the Güllüoğlu name is used by more than one separately registered family business, this entry refers only to the Karaköy branch of the company behind farukgullu.com.tr and should not be confused with other Güllüoğlu-branded shops in Karaköy.
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