Location
Beyoğlu - Galata
Category
MusicFasıl - Rumca ve Türkçe Credit CardCapacityKapalı alan:130
Bahçe:90
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 Garibaldi Restaurant & Fasil Detailed Info
Giusippe Garibaldi
The Garibaldi Building dates back to 1882 and was initiated and built by La Societa Operia Italiana di Mutuo Soccorso (a worker’s association for the mutual assistance of Italian ex-patriots living in Istanbul). The building has been run for the last 123 years by the Italians of Istanbul, its first floor housing a library and research centre, the second floor a small opera space that was used for balls, festivities and community functions. The space is small but grand, with many mouldings on the walls, a central chandelier and a single strip balcony looking down into its double height unobstructed volume. It retains the character of its hey-day, a venue for dancing and joviality.
With its tradational Turkish mezzes and Fasıl , Garibaldi offers pleasure,quality and the comfort a the same time to the guests.Garibaldi is a very popular place and the second address of the businessman, artists and the journalists.
Garibaldi is located at the Perukar Çıkmazı which is nearby Odakule on the İstiklal Street.Garibaldi is re-decorated in September 2003.
Garibaldi could give service to 135 person at the same time.On the walls of the Garibaldi, there are the most beautiful portraits and paintings of Yusuf Nalkesen, Selahattin Pınar, Arif Sami Toker, İsmail Dede Efendi, Avni Anıl and Sadi Hoşses.
While you were tasting the delicious Turkish mezzes , you can listen the live performance Fasıl by Erhan Akman.
You can give a delicious start to your night with spicy tomato paste, stuffed vegetables in olive oil, cold white beans vinaigrette, aubergine salad and lots of great Turkish starters.
Tuesday – Sunday(11:00 – 01:00 )
Giuseppe Garibaldi 1807 - 1882
Garibaldi was born in Nice, the son of a fisherman. He pursued a career in the Mediterranean merchant navy while harbouring an intense patriotism for Italy. He became involved in the Italian National Movement and emerged as the foremost military figure and popular hero of Italian Reunification. After being sentenced to death Garibaldi fled, taking his leadership skills abroad, fighting revolutionary battles in France and Latin America. Famous for his republican endeavours Garibaldi was welcomed in New York, where he lived for a short time.
He was received by English society, with the exception of the Royal Family, and became engaged to a Mrs Emma Roberts. Garibaldi visited Bedford, specifically to see the Iron Works as he was interested in the agricultural machinery being produced there. Returning to Italy, Garibaldi became heavily involved in the politics of the reunified country and is honoured as one of the founders of modern Italy.
He died at Caprera.
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