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.

We did a tour and was recommended by our tour guide to try the Munti in this government sponsored…read morerestaurant that features a nice big dom. The Munti was very nice indees.

Those sick of the cat piss they serve at Starbucks/Kahve Dünyasi/Carribou and so forth, don't fret!…read moreFor there is Petra and you never EVER have to go near those places ever again. Petra unlike other chains, actually knows how coffee ought to taste like so if you're in Kanyon and need a quick fix, skip the chain coffee shops, skip the chain cafés like The House Café or Well Done or Kitchenette. Come to Petra, Petra welcomes you my fellow Yelpers, come and enjoy some fine Kenyan beans which burst with floral notes. The only downside of Petra is that it's quite tiny. Their main location is around Gayrettere, which is an incredibly cool looking place but hard to get to. However, this just incoming, I just learned that they're opening a new place around Nisantasi, so great news for those with taste buds!

This is a lovely restaurant in the Sultanhamet neighborhood. The food was delicious -- some of the…read morebest authentic Turkish food we had the entire time we were in Istanbul. I can highly recommend the Yaprak Sarma (stuffed grape leaves) as a starter. Follow that with the Lamb Stew or the perfectly cooked Sea Bass. The service was friendly, professional and discreet. Put this restaurant on your MUST DO list for your trip.

Local authentic feel. Well lit streets, Unpretentious, Very nice, polite, many locals dining. You…read moremust try The speciality salads, mediterranean had fresh walnuts, freshwater, and slices and all types of goodies . The baked clay pot dish looked amazing, and they have a dramatic way of cracking it open and serving it table side,. we were never left alone not even for a second, great attention and goodies like boy tea and a small courtesy dessert just made it even more memorable.

Finally had the best coffee, amazing choices nice side menu goes along with the unique coffee…read moreblends, they offer. Very successfull operation niche place to spend time indoor and outdoor.

Nice coffee shop with a retro, vintage vibe. The place is spread between several floors as lots of…read morebusinesses are in Istanbul and it has a really nice view from the rooftop, although the floor below also has a decent view and gets lots of cool breeze. The staff is very nice and friendly and they make some pretty good, strong coffee.

There is nothing like the peace of coming here at the start of the day to have a warm cup of…read moretea/coffee, or ending the day with the beautiful views of the city. Their desserts and foods are delicious. Very warm atmosphere--I love their painted murals and vintage trinkets on display, and they play the best international music.

Great food. Great service. Awesome ambience. Highly recommended if in Istanbul. We had brunch on…read moreSaturday. Great crowd. Friendly staff.

The best breakfast in the most romantic place in Istanbul. I love their omelette and of course…read moretheir Turkish tea . Can't wait to visit this place again. İstanbul'un en romantik yerinde en iyi kahvaltı. Omletlerini ve tabii ki Türk çaylarını seviyorum. Bu yeri tekrar ziyaret etmek için sabırsızlanıyorum.

Will return. We're…read moreisland hopping, disembarked at 6pm here. It has a big space by the piers, with good sunset. But no beers no wines ... we didn't stay for dinner. Just have coffee and tea - both are great. The server girl is very polite. Now we'll have to look for a place to dine.

Nice view on Bosphorus and I think the best Kunefe and Katmer I have ever tried in Istanbul. Place…read moreis kind of not cheap, but i think for quality of food they are serving its very reasonable. Also nargile on open terrace in evening there is very recommended.

Excellent service, excellent food- The lentil soup is the absolute best , ever. Sude and Erdem are…read moreamazing. guys, if you read this, thank you so much for your hospitality and of course, the Lentil soup. Joey

Food: We ordered the traditional Turkish breakfast, and…read moreeverything tasted incredibly fresh. They source much of their ingredients from their own farm, and you can tell. The tomatoes were unbelievable, the walnuts were some of the best I've had, and every plate felt thoughtful and vibrant. It's the kind of breakfast that reminds you how simple food can be exceptional when the ingredients are high quality. Ambiance: Beautiful setting on a quiet street with a clear view of the historic Galata Tower in the background. The space is clean, cozy, and welcoming. It has that warm, tucked-away charm that makes you want to linger a bit longer. Location/Getting There: Be prepared: it's an intense uphill walk from the Karakoy Ferry Port. There is a cable metro that takes you up, so it's worth finding if you want to skip the climb. Once you're up there, the area is great and the walk becomes part of the experience. Reservations: We were able to go without any issue, but it's a popular spot. If you're planning a weekend visit, a reservation wouldn't hurt. Price: About $100 USD for four people. A bit on the pricey side, but worth it--especially considering how fresh everything is. Prices across Istanbul have gone up in general, and this felt fair for the quality. Service: A+. Friendly, attentive, and warm. I went with my cousin, who is a regular here, but even aside from that, the service was excellent. You can feel they take pride in what they do. Overall: Cafe Privato is a great find with amazing food, a charming atmosphere, and a unique location. Five stars all around and absolutely worth visiting. I highly recommend it.