thank you hatis cafe

simma



Joined: 03/02/2008
Posts: 346

Message Posted:
03/06/2009 00:58

Hi Guys, we would just like to comment on the food and service at Hatis cafe in Esentepe village. We went there to have a meal and a few drinks with our daughter and mother and father last week. Hati had a large party in earlier in the day but still manged to accomodate us all with some lovely chicken shish and meze. We were busy washing the food down with efes when there was a power cut. The whole village went out, Hati and her son Berk (i think thats how you pronounce it) brought some candles and we all chatted for ages, mostly about village life and where Berk was concerned the Premier League, he said he plays for Esentepe and is passionate about football. There was another couple there at the time, the guy was called Steve but I didn't catch his wifes name. They left during the power cut when they had finished their meal but returned when they realised how pitch black the village was and offered to take us all home which was a lovely gesture but Hati wouldn't have it. She insisted

Navek



Joined: 01/06/2008
Posts: 2656

Message Posted:
03/06/2009 01:06

on taking us home. I would just like to say that whenever we have dined in the village its always been lovely but this night was something else. My mother and Father in law were totally taken aback and said the next day it was definately a night to remember. Thanks Hati and Berk.



John.





Have pasted your reply John, hope you don't mind,



ps just post in the box below your 1st post



Navek

simma



Joined: 03/02/2008
Posts: 346

Message Posted:
03/06/2009 01:11

Cheers Kevan, hope you and Kay are well.

John and Kelsey.

Navek



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Posts: 2656

Message Posted:
03/06/2009 01:21

Just back from the Esentepe Apricot / Zerdali Festival 29 May - 7 June.



Hati had her Belly Dancing Belles performing at the Wedding Park, Esentepe,



Along with a lot of other acts performing for FREE.



Was a great atmosphere.



Met lots of people I had not seen for a while.



Then went round to Hati's Bar at the festival.



And met some more friends,



Had a Kebab, washed down with an Efes



Was still going strong at midnight!!!



If you've not been, give it a try.



Something on every day up to Sunday night!



Navek

Goldwing


Joined: 30/03/2009
Posts: 54

Message Posted:
03/06/2009 09:17

Hi Navek

Have to agree excellent night good on the girls from Hati with there belly dancing



Wow the dancing was not what I was expecting, some very talented dancer

not traditonal folk dancers



young and old gave a great performace



Good to see Charlie there with his Karate club