It is a coffee shop beautiful color, like lake blue, which was attracted me to go inside. There…read morewere a lot of people in there, it can see which it's a popular store. Anyway, I spent my hole afternoon time in here for had a cup of Turkish coffee and berry cheesecake. The cake tasted like my first love, well... fruit sour with fresh smell. It was too sweet to me, turn over my image. The atmosphere of Brew CoffeeWorks is good, the well of Brew CoffeeWorks not only a well also divide outside and inside. I felt very comfortable in here, like my home.

I loved the baristas of this coffee shop. I observed them for a while and I saw that they are so…read morehappy doing their jobs! They were just like dancing while preparing the delicious coffees for the clients. Even after a while I started to talk to them, and they said that making coffee makes them so happy and joyful. I was interested of preparation of special coffees, and one of the baristas explained and showed me how to prepare V-60 and Syphon coffee types. Getting expert on it! The atmosphere is quite good. The place is good for working as well, not so loudly.

very bad service. A terrible cafe with sullen, rude…read moreemployees who do not know how to serve the customer

First things first it's too expensive, 3 people X (1 coffee + 1 dessert) = 90 lira. The coffee,…read morethanks to being Meinl, is wonderful, the interior, location, atmosphere, likewise. Desserts are meh. HOWEVER the staff I think collectively suffer from what one might call the "french exchange student syndrome", whereas when somebody goes to France for a semester, they adopt the french attitute to life. Meaning that they gracefully "allow" you to sit at their cafe and have the higest honour imaginable of tasting their coffee. They aren't necessarily rude, they're simply indifferent, in modern terms, they can't even. So yes, if you want to be treated like a Syrian refugee by all means, Karabatak is the perfect place. However, 3rd wave cafés popping up like Kanye at an awards show, hopefully Blackswamps iron rule (I mean the name is a dead giveaway) might come to an end soon. LONG LIVE AFFORABLE CAFÉS WITH GOOD COFFEE!!

Best location in a cool neighborhood. Love the vibe and the hip crowd. The street terrace is nice,…read morebut upstairs is a beautiful terrace with a view. Cute people! Try the milkshakes. And their Izmir Bombasi (pastry filled with melted chocolate spread) served hot is delicious.

An interesting detour from Starbucks. Get your Turkish coffee here along with some Turkish desserts…read morethat are quite unique and very delicious.

Excellent coffee. Good service. There was a guy smoking under the roofed areaand we complained and…read morethe server kindly asked him to sit closer to the street. We were happy!

Style over substance…read more MOC, as you can also tell from my pictures, is the picture perfect coffee shop. It's what every coffee shop wants to be, hip, inviting, comfortable, friendly, full of people from all walks of life, from the young, to the seasoned, to people with their pets, it's "the" hip meeting point for those who have long forgotten about the cat piss they serve at Starbucks. And this review would've been 5 stars if I only had one quick coffee there and left. I would've said "Yes it's expensive but it's worth it" for their coffee variety is amazing, they even have Australian coffee on the menu. However, everything after that first aeropress, which was quite good, was a let down. The cappuccino I got afterwards was terrible, bad enough for me to send it back after one sip and order a V.60, which thankfully was much better. They still charged me for the cappuccino, which goes to show you the service standards. However the sandwich tops the cake. The veggie sandwich I ordered was blander than sand, even Starbucks doesn't serve sandwiches of this mediocrity. It's a complete rip off at 18 lira. Not even the location can justify that markup. They got the atmosphere down to a T, and it really looks like the quintessential coffee shop, it's a shame that it's such a mixed bag. I was hoping for much, much more. I will recommend the Aerodrip and V.60, but do not expect great service, and I would stay away from the food, I fear the veggie sandwich not being the exception.

Surprisingly, it's a pretty quiet place right off Istiklal street. They have various selection of…read morecoffee (including traditional Turkish one) plus desserts. Plenty of seats inside and outside. Inside sitting is more comfortable but you can observe all the hustle and bustle of Istanbul when you are outside. The coffee was good but I did have better in Istanbul. San Sebastian cheesecake was to die for :) Overall, it's a favorite place for many locals so definitely worth checking it out!

Lovely little old school spot tucked away in an alley from the main tourist street with a…read moresubstantial menu of coffee and tea selections. The man who served us spoke few words but was very nice. Great spot for a coffee or tea fix!

Visited Ceneviz Cafe after a morning spent exploring the Galata Tower and surrounding neighborhood…read more Walked into this cafe by chance as it was close to the tower. Primarily came for coffee and the bathroom. Party of 6. First priority was a restroom stop. The bathroom was neutral gender. Single stall but clean and well maintained. Second priority was caffeine. Ordered an assortment of lattes and espressos across our group. Coffee was solid and decently priced. Indoor and outdoor seating available. Sat outside as it was a beautiful day. Outdoor was also covered so the sun wasn't beating on us. Just a quick visit. Convensit if exploring Galata Tower.

A nice cafe near by Galata square. We suggest to sit there and listen to Istanbul. feeling the…read morehistory from there, it's very easy.