This is a go to place for family for a really long time now. The food don't get me wrong is so good…read moreI had iskender and it was delicious. I won't fail to mention that the steps down to the bathroom are super slippery and I fell and but slid all the way downstairs. Also the tea is maybe the worst tea I've ever had in a turkish restaurant while this has nothing to do with the food itself it was a huge bummer considering we just wanted to have a nice cup of tea and digest and not a single person made it half way through their glass.

Kahvenin yaninda ki suya ayri para isteyen mekan yok hükmünde, 85 karakter bile yazmaya degmedi.read more

Suited on a big corner where a lot of locals hang out drinking tea, coffee or eating kebab. We had…read morethe Beyti, some soup and different kinds of bread. The place is as said local and fun to try but the food is no better than everywhere else.

Rising star in Karakoy neighborhood. Friendly atmosphere, great coffee and deserts…read more Decoration and colors are absolutely match perfectly. If you tired walking around Karakoy then this a perfect spot for a "great" coffee.

Very cute atmosphere. Very yummy food. Actual book selection was pretty arty felt like not for…read moreactual reading. Lots of cute knick knacks and cards though. There was an endless parade of fashionable patrons and hipster workers to serve them.

This is an awesome spot to take a break in the area and try some Turkish coffee or tea. The menu is…read morein Turkish, but the staff was kind and took the time to translate each of the items for us in English. Additionally, you can request to add sugar to your coffee as well. One of the best parts of this place is the cozy ambience that you can find upstairs. It was a welcoming place to take a break in and also has a restroom, which can be difficult to find when vacationing.

Plenty of guides recommend Fazil Bey as the spot for Turkish coffee for a good reason, but don't…read morejust take their word for it. Even if you are on the European side, take the ferry and try out this local favorite! Turkish coffee differs from convention in the preparation method. Instead of deriving and separating the coffee drink from the ground, Turkish coffee actually derives the drink directly from the coffee ground without separation. The result is a concentrated coffee that is almost as strong as Italian espresso but with more grainy taste from the ground, and I believe Fazil Bey does this well with the ground from their excellent home-roasted beans. The aroma from the coffee in Fazil Bey is an undeniable testament of the quality! Each cup is about 7 TL and includes a piece of the delicious lokum (Turkish delight) from the terrific Sekerci shop. When you find yourself in the Asian side of Istanbul, definitely try this epitome of Turkish coffee!

one of the best view if you can find a table next to bosphorous…read more if you expect great meal, wine or something like that, in this place, you can forget all of them. if you are looking for a nice view, that's the place. get ready to drink a looot of tea :) it is great at after midnight too, just in case, if you are looking a nice place after hard party.

The Best place in çengelköy. This Cafe has a culture that you bring all your food stuff for…read morebreakfast except Beverages or tea Coffee, and then you enjoy your breakfast by the bosphorus. But it's not easy to find an empty table, you may wait 30 minutes or more

Gross. They served me coffee with a dusty, dirty lid. I showed it to them and they didn't do…read moreanything at all. Pretended like it didn't happen. Pretty gross.

We used to get good drinks from them before the covid shut down but since then, we have tried them…read morein Fethiye, Antalya and Istanbul. The drinks have no flavor at all. We bought 2 med cappuccino and 2 waters for 194 TL yesterday at the Mall of Istanbul. We both took one sip and threw the rest away. Tasted like watered down milk. We have tried their iced coffee drinks, hot mocha and even their dondurma. Nothing has flavor anymore. It's too bad because it used to be nice. Great drinks that were served beautifully. Those days are gone. Never again will buy from them.

I call it the Turkish Starbucks as it's logo looks like a Starbucks logo and they have all sorts of…read morecoffee and of course food and ice cream. It's better than a Starbucks and prices are also reasonable. Plenty of outside seating and service is friendly and quick. I had the ice cream sundae here and it was quite ok. The coffee was also good. They have a shop inside that sells coffee, chocolate and ice cream to take home. You can also get takeaway here. A nice place for a coffee and a small meal.