Mother’s Day Brunch at Mövenpick Hotel Istanbul

Mother’s Day Brunch at Mövenpick Hotel Istanbul

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On Mother’s Day, the Mövenpick Hotel Istanbul is offering something for everyone, with a sumptuous brunch, live music and a fun cake decoration class for the kids.

Treat mom to a delightful Mother’s Day brunch at AzzuR Restaurant on May 10 between 12 and 3 p.m. and linger together over a generous selection of Turkish breakfast classics, the best of Mediterranean cuisine, egg dishes, waffles and pancakes cooked in front of your eyes to your liking, homemade pastas, original Italian piping hot pizzas, the finest sushi and tempting desserts prepared by Italian Executive Chef Giovanni Terracciano and of course the world-famous Mövenpick ice cream accompanied by live piano music. 

While you savor the flavors of the brunch, the kids will have fun learning how to decorate cakes in the special cake decoration course and enjoy the clown show. If there are two paying adults in your party, mom enjoys brunch for free, not to mention getting a heart-shaped cake with her name on it, prepared just for her by the kids. 

Mother’s Day Brunch is 111 Turkish Liras per person. Children up to 6 years old are free and children between 7 and 12 receive a 50% discount. 

For reservations please call 0212 319 29 29.
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