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 :)

A cute and relaxed cafe, good for breakfast and watching a beautiful parade of elementary school…read morekids getting out for lunch. Guilt about eating breakfast at lunchtime: optional.

Very cute coffee shop. The hot chocolate didn't do it for. Although very thick still not chocolaty…read moreenough and way too sweet. I'd still come back and have something else. The service was slow but still very friendly. I'm recommending this place. Just get another chocolate powder.

Great coffee roasted fresh, desserts and home made chocolate. Calm atmosphere, quiet seating off…read morethe street in back. Gallery downstairs features local artists.

Night time Coffee culture in Moda is a practice that I wish NYC could embrace! That being said, I…read moredid not end up getting cay or coffee at night to ensure that I could fall asleep. But that led to me trying a spinach cake from this coffee shop, which was absolutely incredible! I loved loved loved the vibe of this cafe as well! They had an outdoor area which is where I sat, and it was the perfect place to cat watch, eat cake, and observe the night time coffee drinkers!

It's a mid-range cafeteria/bistro restaurant, with the views of Bosphorus. Due to road passing in…read morefront it might be noisy and busy sometimes, but you still have a nice view of the sea and the suspension bridge. The food is good, staff is helpful. The prices are over the average, but not exaggerated. There is a valet service if you get there by car.

This is an oasis in the middle of a dense and commercial area of central Istanbul (European side)…read more Despite the rain, my colleagues and I enjoyed a few happy hours :) in the enclosed terrace. The natural finish wood and glass were a nice nod to nature in a concrete jungle... The model train that travels overhead is a whimsical nod to a slower time and place, concepts I don't associate with IST. There was a train car not far from our table as well. The food was ok, but not particularly noteworthy. Service was dutifully attentive, but it helped that our host was a regular patron when he worked in Sisli. I'd recommend Garden Cafe if you're in the neighborhood.

Way too crowded during weekends, yet one of the most convenient spot to stop for a coffee and meet…read morefriends in a casual environment.

It's one of the staples of Yeniköy. The food and the prices are ok and it's a sensible choice to…read morehave your breakfast, with the quintessential dish being menemen I think. However where this cafe excels in is the atmosphere, the service and the quality of people it attracts. You can people from all walks of life here, from the extremely rich elite to the middle class teacher. Everybody comes here to have their breakfast. It's a unique mishmash and for that worth visiting. I guess it has to do with it being a snippet of old Istanbul and feeling authentic. The tables, the decor, the waiters, everything feels authentic. This isn't the sort of place you go for a culinary experience, you go here to sit down and enjoy your tea right next to Bosporus. P.S: It's very full on the weekend so be prepared to wait for a table if you want to have your breakfast next to Bosporus.

I ve been dining to this spot since 07 I has been one of my favorite spots in Istanbul. It's very…read morelocal and their food is outstanding.however, if you don't speak Turkish the service will be bad. Unfortunately I did not get a good service comparing to other customer who walked in. If you looking for a local spot that will give you the taste of residents then I def recommend this place plus it has an amazing view.