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We went to dinner on Friday night and were still entertained with a belly dance and snake appearance. the menu is as expected oriental, but there are also delicious pizza. The facility is coherent and the staff friendly, even the prices are perfect.

You can sit there in a cozy atmosphere either outside or inside. There is a wide range of Turkish-oriental dishes and many cocktails. The self-made fladen bread is really delicious! From Sunday to Thursday 22h-1h is oriental-hour, each cocktail is only 4.50€. You can also eat breakfast there daily from 10 hours. And after dinner you can still smoke some water pipe. There are also regular events such as abdominal dance evenings. I always felt the service as very nice and accommodating. And who has only a little time to eat goes into the divan belongings, snack next door, where there is a self-made dönerspieß and self-made fladen bread. All in all, the Divan offers an atmosphere of 1001 nights...

Once Orient and back Kult pubs, clubs and coffee houses there are many in Weimar, but how does it look with belly dance, water pipe and sounds of a thousand and a night? Most Weimars know what I mean. The Divan and thus the Schallersche Hof is probably one of the most cozy corners of the small cultural city. When you enter him, the journey begins. Widely superior fabric webs and very laboriously collected objects welcome the curious guest here. Manch asks: “Are we here on an oriental market?” And I mean, it's not that bad. In addition, among other things, the cosiness of Samowar, Turkish specialties such as Pite (Turkish Pizza) or the “big Alexander” (Döner-Teller), many salads and delicious...