The little red café in Kaş old town

Galerie sits where İbrahim Serin street bends through Kaş's old town — the lane of galleries and antique dealers that gives the café its name. You'll know the corner when you see it: a red awning, a crate of oranges, and a chalkboard that has promised homemade pancakes since day one.

Two women run the kitchen and the espresso machine. Pasta is rolled fresh through the day, the coffee is Segafredo, and when the evening crowd drifts in from the harbour, the lights come on and the corner keeps going until 1am.

Guests keep writing the same two things: the pasta surprised them, and the welcome brought them back.