Beer Point

Next to the Beşiktaş ferry pier; coffee by day, beer by night. The most accessible end of the holding's portfolio — and deliberately so.

A garden hidden inside trees on the waterfront side of the Çırağan line, for all that it sits in the middle of the city. The holding's own copy calls it a small escape: a space where blue meets green, looking out at the water.

The arrangement changes as the hours pass. Afternoons are quiet, the music booth opens toward evening, and on match nights the entire room turns to the screen. Its category is a beer house outright and the kitchen is built to suit — a light, shared list that supports sitting a long while.

The brand belongs to the portfolio's oldest naming family: a beer house, a kebab room and a counter once worked under the same umbrella name, on one street, in the same years. Even their telephone numbers ran consecutively. Today it is the only member of that family still standing; while the street's night side changed hands and names repeatedly, this garden kept both its name and its work.