
Zennup 1844 at Eker Meydan in Bursa’s Nilüfer district is led by chef Ömür Akkor. Its name refers to Melceü’t-Tabbâhîn, the Ottoman cookbook published in 1844. The menu explores Ottoman palace cuisine, Seljuk dishes, traditional Anatolian recipes, stone-oven pide and kebabs.
Featured Taste & Living Points in Zennup 1844 and Eker Meydan
Anatolian and Ottoman Palace Cuisine Recipes
Zennup 1844 follows historic recipes using traditional grain varieties, sour-cherry dolma, lamb dishes and spiced stews. Traditional soups are served in copper pots, while stone-oven pide and halva are among its signature dishes.


Zennup Grocery & Delicatessen
The restaurant’s grocery section sells heirloom-grain flours, olive oils, natural vinegars, local cheeses and traditional jams from across Turkey. Pick up something to enjoy at home.
Eker Meydan & Nilüfer Life Route
Eker Meydan, where the restaurant is located, combines open-air walkways, modern architecture and shops. Continue your food stop with a walk through this lively part of Nilüfer.

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Don't Leave Without Doing:
Try Ottoman Palace Recipes: Taste hot pitas from the stone oven, special dishes with lamb and stuffed vine leaves with sour cherries.
Buy Local Products from Zennup Grocery Store: Buy natural olive oils, flours and spices from all over Türkiye as souvenirs.
Enjoy Halva with Turkish Coffee Brewed over Embers: After your meal, sip your Turkish coffee accompanied by the famous palace halva.
Tips:
Don't forget to make a reservation: Zennup 1844 is extremely busy during breakfast and dinner hours, especially on weekends; It is recommended that you reserve your table before going.
Ask for the Menu of the Day: Ask your waiter about the day’s palace-cuisine specials, prepared with fresh, seasonal ingredients.