As the name says, if you love chocolate, you'll love this place. A friend who is originally from…read moreIstanbul recommended it to me. Otherwise we would have never found it. It's tiny and located in a small alley. She said they make the best chocolate cake, so I tried that. While my boyfriend went for the chocolate soufflé. The chocolate cake was fantastic, and definitely the richest chocolate cake I ever had. It not only had rich and moist layers of chocolate sponge, but also chocolate mousse type layers. It was covered with chocolate icing and on top came with warm chocolate sauce and white chocolate drops. Surprisingly, it wasn't too sweet, but I felt it could have done with something tangy to cut through all the chocolate. For example a raspberry coulis rather than the chocolate sauce. Anyways it was delicious. But actually I thought the chocolate soufflé was even better. It was made with bitter chocolate and was rich and not too sweet. It was definitely the best chocolate soufflé I have ever tasted. Besides the fab chocolate, the place itself is tiny but makes you feel at home. The 5 (or at the most 6) tables are upstairs and air-conditioned. The service was good too and they were very patient with us (the menu was only in Turkish) trying to figure out what they had on the menu and what to order.

The atmosphere was nice! Staffs are friendly and fast in…read moreservice! Clean place! ---- Too many choices for something to eat! LA Fontana wasn't that amazing, just ice creams + cream! Cafe latte and roseberry cheesecake was good!

Omg if you go for no other reason, go for the amazing brownie, served hot in a mason jar, with real…read morevanilla ice cream. It is a treat in Istanbul, the land of predictable deserts. They make an awesome lemonade and Iced Chai as well. Prices are a bit high but normal for a Kadikoy coffee shop. Plenty of places to sit and open late (they showed no signs of closing at 11pm when we were there). Also they have adorable decor and cute touches like the fact that their menu is stapled to cutting boards which they pass out. I have heard rumors that the breakfast/food is also awesome and may try someday when I'm feeling a bit splurgy. Definitely worth stopping by for the deserts alone.

Nice ambient , very good coffee, good music, staff is friendly…read more.. If you are in Kadikoy and feel like having a coffee definitely try this place :)

This is not a coffee shop where you can get coffee made. It only sells coffee. One of the things…read morethat makes the coffee special is that you can get roasted and grind daily and fresh coffee here. They also have I side coffee in cans. The aroma is nice when it is being roasted. The shop is small. It has two windows. It's like a drive-thru lol but you walk, no cars. You order in one window and get the coffee in a paper bag at the other window. They do not speak English here or try. Communication is easy because they only sell one type of coffee at the window and have two sizes. I did well with pointing. It is a place you want to know what you want before getting to the window. They have little patience and long lines. They run like robots here. It is crazy fast how work. Have payment on hand. The shop in near the spice market. The coffee here is well known. I bought some to take home. A week later the coffee smells just like it did when I first bought it. I intended to buy coffee so I packed zip bags for it. If u are traveling and dont want your clothes to smell like coffee i suggest to do the same.

May be the best coffee as it's in many shops. Went to the actual store and noticed a line and you…read morecannot go in the store and take your time to see what you want. Once it's your turn, the guys were impatience and rushed you to order. If you were not fast enough, they gave you that look like you are in the way. Didn't really appreciate the service at all. So if you know what you want then stop by but if it's your first time, be ready to face the coffee cop.