With its historical structure dating back to the Roman period and undergoing major restorations during the Ottoman period, Serbethane Cafe & Restaurant is located in the Historical Peninsula, where local and foreign tourists visit the historical region.

As can be understood from the name of Serbethane, located on 98th Street in Arasta Bazaar, it takes its name from Ottoman Sherbet, the palace drink of the Ottoman Empire, which left its mark on world history.

It is located adjacent to Serbethane Arasta Bazaar, located just below the Sultanahmet Mosque and Social Complex.

Roman empire; During the times when Istanbul was called Costantinopoli, the Arasta Bazaar, which was close to an area where horses were raced in the hippodrome in the area where the obelisks are located right next to the Sultanahmet Mosque, was a bazaar where horseshoes and materials were sold at that time. Serbethane has survived to this day with the historical stones made in that period. Serbethane Cafe & Restaurant , an area where horses are kept, is one of the historical places.

Apart from its food and sherbet, Serbethane's hookah, which reinforces its status as a historical place, is also legendary. Hookahs with lots of smoke and fruit flavor, bubbling water made by expert hands, are at the service of our customers in the historical place of Serbethane.