Hamsiköy Sütlaççısı

The name Hamsiköy Sütlaççısı points to Hamsiköy, a neighbourhood in Trabzon province's Maçka district that gives its name to a rice-pudding style registered as a geographical indication by the Turkish Patent and Trademark Office in 2017; sources trace the dish back to 1924 and note it has appeared on Turkish Airlines' in-flight menu. That is background on the Hamsiköy tradition itself, not a confirmed claim about this particular Samsun shop being an official outlet of it. On its own listing page, the business describes its kitchen as Turkish and English, with tags running to dessert, gluten-free options, coffee, tea and regional products. It sits on 1589. Cadde in Tepecik Mahallesi, İlkadım — Samsun's central, coastal district and the most populous district in the entire Black Sea Region. Hours run from 11am to 2am Monday through Thursday, stretching to 2:30am Friday through Sunday, marking this out as a late-night dessert-and-tea stop rather than a daytime café. Payment accepted spans cash, bank transfer, contactless payment and the main card networks, including AMEX and Maestro.