Hola .... los restaurantes del Puente Galata funcionan a toda hora.... hay cerrado y sl aire libre.... no se si hay con show allá.... en otros lugares si, con comida tipica y bailes del vientre

they are all over the place, easy to find.

Bonjour, C'est exact le pont Galata relie deux districts (Fatih et Beyoglu) de la partie européenne d'Istanbul. Pour visiter la partie Asiatique (quartiers Kadikoy et Uskudar) , plusieurs moyens: le ferry, le métro sousmarin (Maramray) ou la voiture ou le bus en empruntant le Pont du Bosphore, le premier des troits ponts qui relient les parties asiatique et européenne. salutations

Their are many places most of the restaurants I visited were alcohol free but you can check hotels near blue mosque. In old sultanahmet. I don’t have a specific name for a restaurant as I am not a big fan of seafood. But their are plent of nice restaurants near garden market. Which is near Emoiniou ( sorry for bad spelling of some places) Have a good trip

Il ponte è lungo circa 2 km , consiglio di fare una passeggiata a piedi , è molto caratteristico in quanto ci sono tutti i pescatori che poi vendono il pesce ai barconi ed ai ristoranti . Finito il ponte c’e Il mercato delle spezie che consiglio di visitare X aromi colori e tradizioni .

If I understand correctly you are arriving at 9 pm with kids, my suggestion will be to find a nice restaurant with a Terrace to enjoy the night view of the city. At night time all the tourist sites are closed. I recommend Ravouna 1906 has an amazing restaurant on the rooftop with great views it’s 10 min walk from Galata Tower. 12 hours doesn’t do justice to this great city. If you go during the day go to Sultan Ahmet area there you can see Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia, the Cistern, Gran Bazaar and everything is within walking distance. Good luck.

By 9 PM, Galata Bridge will still be lined with fishermen, although the area in general will be dead because the last ferries to and from the nearby Eminonu have already passed. If you could go to only one spot in Istanbul, you should go to the Sultanahmet Square where you stand between two of Istanbul's most famous landmarks, Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque - although I would recommend going there first thing in the morning instead of at night because the square could be filled with only scammers.

Yes, that's possible and a nice walk!