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.

First awesome coffee place we found in Istanbul! Super hippy cafe. Coffee was good. Non Turkish…read morecoffee like didn't really like most of coffee places in Turkey. Coming back everyday lol. Happy find.

Really enjoying this Honduras medium roast! Smooth, flavorful, and nicely balanced with hints of…read morenuts, chocolate, and a little red fruit. Definitely an easy coffee to enjoy any time of day!

Was looking for a third wave cappuccino - kind server - too much milk to qualify for a cappuccino…read moreso I'm not sure what the espresso tastes like

If you went to make a quick stop after exploring Istanbul and slowly sip some coffee, this is a…read moregreat place. Great variety of coffee, a plenty of pastries to choose from. The staff were also very friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend!

This is a great spot to take a moment and to kick back in Istanbul. What they offer is some really…read moregood coffee drinks and some great pastries. They also have few other items so I'm sure you will be able to find something to your liking. I, of course, recommenced one of their Turkish coffees and one of their traditional Turkish treats to take the edge off of your day. They're really good! This is a nice indoor space. The staff here are all very nice and happy to help you out. There's really not a lot to say about this Coffee House except it serves it purpose very well. Great place in Istanbul!

Cute café, decent coffee. I have to say that we discovered pretty quickly that locally roasted…read morecoffee beans don't quite suit our tastes but we did explore and try a number of local cafés. This one caught our eye because of the cute decor and we stopped in once on our way from our hotel.

Cool place with a really nice atmosphere and good cocktails. The drinks were good, although not…read moreanything exceptional. Still, a nice spot to hang out and enjoy the vibe.

I came here twice, once for cocktails, once for coffee…read more Let's start with the cocktails. I'm a fan of a really good cocktail. In every city I go to I try and find a really good cocktail place, the kind of place they is doing their own recipes and is doing them well, or the place that does classics really well. I think we should aspire to get the best cocktails we can in life, and that relies largely on the bartenders being great at what they do. I skimmed the menu for cocktails and boy was I disappointed. There wasn't anything on the menu that piqued my interest. Some classics, some semi original, but nothing too creative. Most of the drinks looked like a combination of a few liqueurs, but no syrups or other potential flavor profiles. After skimming the menu, I asked if they had mescal or could make me a mescal drink, and they didn't have it. I ended up going for a drink with whiskey and bitters and a few other ingredients. I was not expecting much, and what I got tasted like it was whiskey with some bitters for $15. My friend got a rose flavored gin drink and it was quite sweet and nothing that was good enough for me to remember the ingredients. In general the menu felt like combinations of liqueurs and not like a cocktail menu. Our one drink was up and, given that the menu didn't excite me or my guest, we departed after paying nearly 30 lira a drink. If I compare this experience to an experience I had A few weeks earlier at a cocktail bar in Copenhagen where I got a completely original mescal drink from an inspired bartender, I cannot put them in the same ballpark. The Copenhagen cocktail was miles ahead of this one. Round 2, we return during the day for coffee. A semi sunny winter day in Istanbul, my friend and I are in need of a good cappuccino to start our day off right. We decide to try the place with the slightly disappointing cocktails and see if their coffee is as good as what the reviews say. We walk in, order 2 cappuccinos and 2 croissants. The cappuccinos are served at an absurdly high temperature, much closer to 95°C than 75°C. They are hot enough to completely burn your mouth with a sip. I was rather astounded by this, as the temperature of the milk was clearly much too hot. Anyone who had served that should have known the milk had been over steamed and started over. The milk temperature being as high as it was meant the texture of the milk had been abused at this point as well, and that left a sort of buttery consistency in the mouth. All together not a pleasing cup to drink, and violating a lot of my understanding of a quality cappuccino. The espresso might have been interesting, but the cappuccino's temperature and texture completely masked that. We finished our drinks, paid more than we would have at kronotrop down the street for a better prepared cappuccino, and left. I resolved to write the review because my experiences don't match the other reviewers here. Give this place a try if you'd like but my experience was less than stellar for both cocktails and coffee, and I would not recommend it to friends.

Cute little cofee laboratory! Looks so cute with the way they decorated! The coffee was ethiopean…read morebeans I believed and it was pretty lefit based on my friends opinion! I got the matcha affogato and it was with banana and chocolate flavor ice cream! I would deff get it again! Staff was sweet and friendly and overall not crowded at all!

Amazing coffee shop with a range of beans from all over the world. Friendly staff and fair prices…read more Highly recommend

Top specialty coffee. V60 filterbrew of Microlots are unbelievable good, especially the Lychee one…read more Welcoming and professional staff. You can buy nice equipments and coffeebeans for brewing at home. Love this coffeeshop.

Love the feel of this place! It has a nice balcony to sit at and it's not a super small coffee shop…read morebut it had a cozy feel. The coffee's okay. Honestly, I typically go more so for the atmosphere.

I am a big fan of MOC. I think they serve the best coffee in Istanbul. They are always consistent…read morein what they serve (not like Starbucks where it is hit or miss when you order anything other than drip/filtered coffee). The coffee is always the perfect temperature, froth is always beautiful. Their coffees are on the strong side, which is how they are supposed to be. They are pet friendly too. The only thing that I dislike about this MOC (but it is no different than any other cafe/restaurant in Istanbul) is the smoking. Their smoking section is connected to the no smoking section so no matter where you sit, you will breathe second hand smoke. They have the capability of closing the door to keep it separate but it would cause the waiters to continuously have to open and close them if they were serving both sides. Thats the only reason I gave them 4 stars. This is a fairly large shop with lots of people and activity, lots of tables to sit and enjoy, if it weren't for the smoke.

Highly recommend. Good coffee and great food. The space is also really nice and spacious, very…read morecomfortable, cool, and homey. The staff is nice, but a little slow.

Coffee Sapiens literally has the best latte I've ever had in Istanbul. I loved the location of this…read morecafe because it was situated in this cool village of hamburger restaurants and bars. I really enjoyed my classic cup of latte here. The latte was so smooth, it didn't really need extra sugar. I can't wait to come back to Istanbul and drink a cup of latte here again. I highly recommend it! It's a local's spot and people really know their coffee here in this city. The Karakoy neighborhood has so much charm so be sure to explore after your coffee

Very nice little specialty coffee shop in Karakoy. Coffee is good, nice service and presentation,…read moreloved the matte black cups and the small rose in the water glass. Lovely.