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Walking into Turkish Coffee Lady feels like stepping into another world entirely. Gizem White poured her love into every single detail of the Golden Horn High Tea -- gold-plated cups, homemade pistachio baklava, rose Turkish delight, and a hand-painted copper kettle that anchors the whole experience. This isn't just high tea. It's a cultural journey that unfolds in courses -- tea first, then Turkish delights, then sandwiches, and finally Turkish coffee to close it all out. The sweets are made with intention, the presentation is stunning, and the warmth Gizem brings to everything she does makes you feel like you're sitting at a friend's table rather than a coffee shop. Old Town Alexandria is lucky to have her. If you haven't been to Turkish Coffee Lady yet, that needs to change -- and the Golden Horn High Tea is exactly where you start. 10/10
Stopped by for an afternoon coffee. The store is small inside, but decorated well and has smaller tables for seating. Warm, bright, welcoming. Server was friendly. We each ordered a traditional Turkish coffee and an assortment of baklava to share. Grabbed a table near the windows and our coffee was brought to us quickly. I ordered the Mandin and was a bit nervous to see how small the coffee cup was. I expected a strong bitter taste, but was surprised at how smooth and flavorful the coffee was. The coffee is presented on a beautiful platter and with complimentary Turkish delights. They were soft, chewy, and a bit perfume-y. Felt like a tea party but in Turkey! The baklava was flavorful and sweet, perfectly paired with the coffee. We took some cute photos inside. Was a great time! Would definitely come again to try out the rest of their menu. Great place to bring coffee-lovers and people visiting from out of town.
Amazing coffee and dessert. The service was beyond expectational as the owner was very attentive with great hospitality to make sure the guests feel welcomed as the guests entered the shop. The decors and pride of this place is connected back to Turkey. I could imagine myself being transported to Turkey for a few hours and watching the documentary on the tv about Turkish coffee and Turkey culture. Very educational moment for me as I don't know much about Turkey. Tried the following items: Silky mardin (mixed coffee flavors) - don't mix it up as there's coffee ground on the bottom as it is similar to tradition Turkish coffee drink. Pretty strong and flavorful for a small sized cup. Pretty satisfying as it is unique apart from other coffee shops which I very much enjoyed the experience! Twisted pistachio baklava was so delicious, almost crunchy but not as soft like a cake. Each bite was perfect amount of sweet, not overly sweet. Definitely want to come back and try other kind of baklavas as I'd like to think it's close to what people enjoy the desserts in Turkey. Lamb Turkish dumplings - very scrumptious as each dumpling is tiny bite sizes, smothered with some kind of light tomato sauce and sour cream alike. Inside the tiny dumplings were filled with juicy lamb and good spices combined in a bowl! I'd definitely come back for this!
Stopped by Turkish Coffee Lady on a Friday morning while staying in Alexandria, and I'm so glad I did. The vibe was super cozy and beautifully decorated -- the kind of place you instantly feel comfortable in. The lady behind the counter was incredibly helpful and took her time explaining the menu, which I really appreciated since there are so many options to choose from. I ended up getting the minty Cappadocia coffee and a Turkish bagel with cheese and tomato. The coffee was amazing -- super fresh, with the mint flavor coming through without being overpowering at all. It was sweetened perfectly and even came with two colorful, sugar-cube-looking Turkish delights, which was such a nice touch. The bagel was crunchy, visually appealing, and absolutely delicious. Everything I tried was fantastic, and I would 100% visit more often if I lived nearby. Highly recommend stopping in if you're in the area!
We really enjoyed the coffee here. It came with a water and I think a Turkish delight candy. My husband thought the candy was a lump of sugar and put it in his coffee which was hilarious. I let him take a bite of mine so he knew what it tasted like. I highly recommend the silky mardin coffee with no sugar and tres leches cake. I got a Turkish bagel with cream cheese also. Seating is very limited and people tend to linger so be prepared for no seating on the weekends. The shop itself is very cozy with Turkish music playing in the background. We got the coffee pretty quickly, I wanted to try the dumplings but she said it takes about 20-30 minutes to make so maybe next time.
Whenever I am in Old Town, I find myself craving kahve and baklava from Turkish Coffee Lady! Located on the corner of King Street and North Patrick Street, this beautiful coffee shop is home to a cozy atmosphere, enticing aromas, and delicious coffee. Expect street parking with a few steps at the entrance. I love sticking to my favorites -- the pistachio zeugma (decaf) coffee, as well as the cold milky chocolate pistachio baklava, which has the perfect deep chocolate flavor and milkiness to taste. And, of course, the presentation is always 10/10. The team is kind and does an excellent job walking you through the multiple coffee options. Service is also relatively quick, considering how busy it can get. Overall, a lovely place I would visit again and again. Don't miss out on this local gem!
A fun cafe with a unique ambiance and friendly workers. They have a wide variety of coffee drink flavors, along with yummy baklava and other treats. Great if you want to try something different from your usual coffee spot!
I stopped for some baklava and I was not disappointed. They were melting in my mouth, crunchy, light n fluffy n soaking in syrupy honey. I tried walnut and pistachio small pieces and a giant slice of pistachio one. Bite size are perfect. I almost didn't share with kids. They were that good. So good that I forgot to take a photo before they were all gone.
What a wonderful hole in the wall to walk into in Old Town on a rainy day. The wonderfully decorated interior took me back to my time in Istanbul. The service was spectacular and the Turkish chai was no different than the charming shops in Turkey. The tv played a fun documentary about Turkish culture and history while the music was soft and relaxing. I will definitely be visiting the Turkish Coffee Lady again!
If this has also been on your list for a while, I highly encourage you to knock it off your Alexandria bucket list! Upon walking in, I felt as if I was transported to Europe - the decor, the vibes, the wafting smells! Questions at the register were answered with ease and helpful descriptions to help me with my indecisions. My friend and I ordered the Turkish breakfast, which came two beverages of choice (coffee or tea) with water and Turkish delights on the side, a whole basket of bread, and a platter with dried fruit, nuts, tomatoes, cucumbers, jammy soft boiled eggs, salami, honey, olives, and cheeses.Service was very fast and accommodating. My friend got the "mixed blend" coffee, and I got the pistachio decaf. The mixed blend coffee was strong; the pistachio decaf had mild nutty notes. We stayed for about an hour and a half - if you know the concept of the Slow Food movement, that's exactly what you get with the Turkish Breakfast. In this fast paced world, the meal taught me: "Take your time, enjoy the food, take in your environment, and enjoy the presence of your company that came with you." All the foods mixed nicely with each other, and my inner child loved making mini sandwiches out of the bread, spreads, and salami. We got rained in, but thankfully we had nowhere else to be. Again, the theme of slow remained true here. We ordered a Turkish black tea, pastries, and Turkish delights. All the foods were truly a delight, and I can't wait to return to do a Turkish coffee reading. Highly recommend Turkish Coffee Lady to enjoy a peaceful and relaxing brunch.
Saw advertisements that this place was coming to OLX and finally had a chance to stop in and try it out. I normally like coffee but opted for a regular Iced Turkish Tea because there was a language barrier and it felt like I was frustrating the lady by simply asking if the tea came already sweetened or not. She had to verify with the barista in their native language, which is no problem, but the body language definitely read agitation. =( I'm not entirely familiar with turkish drinks but always looking to try different cuisines as much as I can to expand my palette. I would have ordered more but there was another random convo between the lady making the drinks and the one taking my order that made me feel a bit...awkward. I was still trying to complete my order but after they finished their discussion, I just left it at the tea. Bummer because the Baklava looked delicious! Parking is street. Pricing wasnt too bad. My tea was unsweetened and actually pretty good! They have some seating and it looks like a nice spot to chill, especially if you are familiar with the culture. I probably won't return but that's based on my own experience. I say go and have your own experience. It may be drastically different than mine. Maybe it was an off day. Oh well. EDIT: I do appreciate the owner for reaching out so quickly to apologize and offer a way to make up the experience for me. Customer service is everything and I'm open to giving the establishment another try in the future. I wasnt aware that the young lady was in training but now my experience makes a bit more sense. Not excusing her but she could definitely use better training w/being a front facing employee. I'm all for supporting local businesses and look forward to the 2nd impression.
My biggest tip is to plan for a little bit of a crowd, this space was busy! But the ambiance cannot be beat, it's colorful and makes the delicious food more of an experience. Definitely recommend!
Came back to give this place another try. I ordered a Turkish Coffee. They had a few flavor options and I picked the one most recommended, the "Mardin." I asked for it to be slightly sweetened. It came with some Turkish Delights of different flavors- a citrus one and an amazing rose one. The floral Turkish Delight paired well with the coffee. As usual, the ambiance is homey and inviting with lovely Turkish music playing in background. I'd come if craving Turkish Coffee, but not that iced pistachio latte I got in past. Nice, but I do feel this place is overpriced especially for their pastries.
3 months ago
I stopped in seeking refreshments. The people working there talked about making it a welcoming, social space, but at least for me it wasn't. It was quite cramped and chaotic, and I got stuff to go because I couldn't even figure out if there was anywhere to sit. Their vanilla chai was aptly named as the vanilla flavor dominated. A milky chocolate pistachio baklava was indulgent and tasty. The price for these items was a bit much for what I got. The spread had some interesting options and I could imagine coming back on a less busy day and having a better experience. read more
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Turkish Coffee Lady G.
Dear John,…
3 months ago
I went with a friend, and we enjoyed Turkish coffee and desserts. The coffee is great, and the traditional style is very elegant. I went with an iced latte, and they were happy to provide almond milk. Our desserts were delicious, not too sweet. You place your order at the counter, then they bring your drinks and food to you. It's a small place, so if you're going with more than two or three people, definitely make reservations. We had to go up the front stairs to get in and out of the shop, and the music was a bit loud for conversation between the two of us. Otherwise it was a pleasant experience. I'm eager to go back and try full afternoon tea service. read more
Walking into Turkish Coffee Lady feels like stepping into another world entirely. Gizem White poured her love into every single detail of the Golden Horn High Tea -- gold-plated cups, homemade pistachio baklava, rose Turkish delight, and a hand-painted copper kettle that anchors the whole experience. This isn't just high tea. It's a cultural journey that unfolds in courses -- tea first, then Turkish delights, then sandwiches, and finally Turkish coffee to close it all out. The sweets are made with intention, the presentation is stunning, and the warmth Gizem brings to everything she does makes you feel like you're sitting at a friend's table rather than a coffee shop. Old Town Alexandria is lucky to have her. If you haven't been to Turkish Coffee Lady yet, that needs to change -- and the Golden Horn High Tea is exactly where you start. 10/10 read more
Stopped by for an afternoon coffee. The store is small inside, but decorated well and has smaller tables for seating. Warm, bright, welcoming. Server was friendly. We each ordered a traditional Turkish coffee and an assortment of baklava to share. Grabbed a table near the windows and our coffee was brought to us quickly. I ordered the Mandin and was a bit nervous to see how small the coffee cup was. I expected a strong bitter taste, but was surprised at how smooth and flavorful the coffee was. The coffee is presented on a beautiful platter and with complimentary Turkish delights. They were soft, chewy, and a bit perfume-y. Felt like a tea party but in Turkey! The baklava was flavorful and sweet, perfectly paired with the coffee. We took some cute photos inside. Was a great time! Would definitely come again to try out the rest of their menu. Great place to bring coffee-lovers and people visiting from out of town. read more
Amazing coffee and dessert. The service was beyond expectational as the owner was very attentive with great hospitality to make sure the guests feel welcomed as the guests entered the shop. The decors and pride of this place is connected back to Turkey. I could imagine myself being transported to Turkey for a few hours and watching the documentary on the tv about Turkish coffee and Turkey culture. Very educational moment for me as I don't know much about Turkey. Tried the following items: Silky mardin (mixed coffee flavors) - don't mix it up as there's coffee ground on the bottom as it is similar to tradition Turkish coffee drink. Pretty strong and flavorful for a small sized cup. Pretty satisfying as it is unique apart from other coffee shops which I very much enjoyed the experience! Twisted pistachio baklava was so delicious, almost crunchy but not as soft like a cake. Each bite was perfect amount of sweet, not overly sweet. Definitely want to come back and try other kind of baklavas as I'd like to think it's close to what people enjoy the desserts in Turkey. Lamb Turkish dumplings - very scrumptious as each dumpling is tiny bite sizes, smothered with some kind of light tomato sauce and sour cream alike. Inside the tiny dumplings were filled with juicy lamb and good spices combined in a bowl! I'd definitely come back for this! read more
Stopped by Turkish Coffee Lady on a Friday morning while staying in Alexandria, and I'm so glad I did. The vibe was super cozy and beautifully decorated -- the kind of place you instantly feel comfortable in. The lady behind the counter was incredibly helpful and took her time explaining the menu, which I really appreciated since there are so many options to choose from. I ended up getting the minty Cappadocia coffee and a Turkish bagel with cheese and tomato. The coffee was amazing -- super fresh, with the mint flavor coming through without being overpowering at all. It was sweetened perfectly and even came with two colorful, sugar-cube-looking Turkish delights, which was such a nice touch. The bagel was crunchy, visually appealing, and absolutely delicious. Everything I tried was fantastic, and I would 100% visit more often if I lived nearby. Highly recommend stopping in if you're in the area! read more
We really enjoyed the coffee here. It came with a water and I think a Turkish delight candy. My husband thought the candy was a lump of sugar and put it in his coffee which was hilarious. I let him take a bite of mine so he knew what it tasted like. I highly recommend the silky mardin coffee with no sugar and tres leches cake. I got a Turkish bagel with cream cheese also. Seating is very limited and people tend to linger so be prepared for no seating on the weekends. The shop itself is very cozy with Turkish music playing in the background. We got the coffee pretty quickly, I wanted to try the dumplings but she said it takes about 20-30 minutes to make so maybe next time. read more
Whenever I am in Old Town, I find myself craving kahve and baklava from Turkish Coffee Lady! Located on the corner of King Street and North Patrick Street, this beautiful coffee shop is home to a cozy atmosphere, enticing aromas, and delicious coffee. Expect street parking with a few steps at the entrance. I love sticking to my favorites -- the pistachio zeugma (decaf) coffee, as well as the cold milky chocolate pistachio baklava, which has the perfect deep chocolate flavor and milkiness to taste. And, of course, the presentation is always 10/10. The team is kind and does an excellent job walking you through the multiple coffee options. Service is also relatively quick, considering how busy it can get. Overall, a lovely place I would visit again and again. Don't miss out on this local gem! read more
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Turkish Coffee Lady G.
Thank you so much for this beautiful review, Ashley! We’re truly…
6 months ago
A fun cafe with a unique ambiance and friendly workers. They have a wide variety of coffee drink flavors, along with yummy baklava and other treats. Great if you want to try something different from your usual coffee spot! read more
I stopped for some baklava and I was not disappointed. They were melting in my mouth, crunchy, light n fluffy n soaking in syrupy honey. I tried walnut and pistachio small pieces and a giant slice of pistachio one. Bite size are perfect. I almost didn't share with kids. They were that good. So good that I forgot to take a photo before they were all gone. read more
What a wonderful hole in the wall to walk into in Old Town on a rainy day. The wonderfully decorated interior took me back to my time in Istanbul. The service was spectacular and the Turkish chai was no different than the charming shops in Turkey. The tv played a fun documentary about Turkish culture and history while the music was soft and relaxing. I will definitely be visiting the Turkish Coffee Lady again! read more
1 year ago
If this has also been on your list for a while, I highly encourage you to knock it off your Alexandria bucket list! Upon walking in, I felt as if I was transported to Europe - the decor, the vibes, the wafting smells! Questions at the register were answered with ease and helpful descriptions to help me with my indecisions. My friend and I ordered the Turkish breakfast, which came two beverages of choice (coffee or tea) with water and Turkish delights on the side, a whole basket of bread, and a platter with dried fruit, nuts, tomatoes, cucumbers, jammy soft boiled eggs, salami, honey, olives, and cheeses.Service was very fast and accommodating. My friend got the "mixed blend" coffee, and I got the pistachio decaf. The mixed blend coffee was strong; the pistachio decaf had mild nutty notes. We stayed for about an hour and a half - if you know the concept of the Slow Food movement, that's exactly what you get with the Turkish Breakfast. In this fast paced world, the meal taught me: "Take your time, enjoy the food, take in your environment, and enjoy the presence of your company that came with you." All the foods mixed nicely with each other, and my inner child loved making mini sandwiches out of the bread, spreads, and salami. We got rained in, but thankfully we had nowhere else to be. Again, the theme of slow remained true here. We ordered a Turkish black tea, pastries, and Turkish delights. All the foods were truly a delight, and I can't wait to return to do a Turkish coffee reading. Highly recommend Turkish Coffee Lady to enjoy a peaceful and relaxing brunch. read more
Saw advertisements that this place was coming to OLX and finally had a chance to stop in and try it out. I normally like coffee but opted for a regular Iced Turkish Tea because there was a language barrier and it felt like I was frustrating the lady by simply asking if the tea came already sweetened or not. She had to verify with the barista in their native language, which is no problem, but the body language definitely read agitation. =( I'm not entirely familiar with turkish drinks but always looking to try different cuisines as much as I can to expand my palette. I would have ordered more but there was another random convo between the lady making the drinks and the one taking my order that made me feel a bit...awkward. I was still trying to complete my order but after they finished their discussion, I just left it at the tea. Bummer because the Baklava looked delicious! Parking is street. Pricing wasnt too bad. My tea was unsweetened and actually pretty good! They have some seating and it looks like a nice spot to chill, especially if you are familiar with the culture. I probably won't return but that's based on my own experience. I say go and have your own experience. It may be drastically different than mine. Maybe it was an off day. Oh well. EDIT: I do appreciate the owner for reaching out so quickly to apologize and offer a way to make up the experience for me. Customer service is everything and I'm open to giving the establishment another try in the future. I wasnt aware that the young lady was in training but now my experience makes a bit more sense. Not excusing her but she could definitely use better training w/being a front facing employee. I'm all for supporting local businesses and look forward to the 2nd impression. read more
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Turkish Coffee Lady G.
Dear Kristi,…
4 months ago
My biggest tip is to plan for a little bit of a crowd, this space was busy! But the ambiance cannot be beat, it's colorful and makes the delicious food more of an experience. Definitely recommend! read more
10 months ago
Came back to give this place another try. I ordered a Turkish Coffee. They had a few flavor options and I picked the one most recommended, the "Mardin." I asked for it to be slightly sweetened. It came with some Turkish Delights of different flavors- a citrus one and an amazing rose one. The floral Turkish Delight paired well with the coffee. As usual, the ambiance is homey and inviting with lovely Turkish music playing in background. I'd come if craving Turkish Coffee, but not that iced pistachio latte I got in past. Nice, but I do feel this place is overpriced especially for their pastries. read more
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Turkish Coffee Lady G.
Thank you so much, Salma, for giving us another try and for sharing…
2 months ago
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Dear Aamna,…
4 months ago
Amazing food and service! Super kind and hospitable. The pomegranate Turkish delight is amazing!! Will be returning again. super cute inside perfect for pictures! read more
1 year ago
The atmosphere was cozy and delightful. Rich with Turkish decor and welcoming service! My friend enjoyed her coffee and cake! I had a simple black tea and it was accompanied with sugar cubes and Turkish delight. I enjoyed my visit. This is a great place to lounge and chat as you drink coffee/tea with an abundance of deserts to choose from. look forward to my next visit! read more
11 months ago
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Turkish Coffee Lady G.
Thank you so much, Richard, for sharing this wonderful review! We’re…
Wonderful experience. This is my second time visiting and both have been great with service, flavors, and overall experience. A coffee placing giving away free coffee? Yup. Thanks to Internatioal Coffee Day, Turkish Coffee Lady was doing just that with another purchase. I had the pistachio, chocolate, caramel option. It also comes with Turkish Delight. Overall, it is a beautiful presentation. I had the Turkish borek. I love the different regional options for this. I'm more familiar with it in the Balkans as burek. This meat borek was flavorful, crispy dough outside, and nice meaty inside. I really enjoyed it. Free tea too! What wonderful hospitality. Typical rea in the class cup. Enjoyable. The decor is really pretty. Lots of nice Turkish decorations. Easy 5*. Give them a try! read more
11 months ago
Love this place! Natural sunlight, fun and bright colors - lots of seating for one or two or small groups. Tons of options for coffee and tea. And the pastry/tea/delicious treats are always a gem! read more
While walking to our destination, my husband and I spotted Turkish Coffee Lady and immediately got excited. We promised each other that we'd return after our meeting--and I'm so glad we did! From the moment we stepped inside, the owner welcomed us with such warmth that I felt at home right away. I even greeted her with a cheerful "Merhaba!" (hello in Turkish), and she was absolutely amazing. The coffee shop itself is beautifully authentic, with a cozy ambiance that instantly transports you to Turkey. Though we were still full from lunch and couldn't indulge in baklava or other sweets, we enjoyed a perfectly brewed Turkish tea, which always hits the spot after a big meal. They also had börek, which looked absolutely delicious--I'm already regretting not trying it! The location is super convenient, just a short walk from the Metro, making it an easy stop for anyone in the area. I only wish we lived closer because I'd be here all the time. I love this place so much and highly recommend it--it truly deserves more than 5 stars! Can't wait to come back and try more! read more
5 months ago
Take me back to this place! My sister and I visited on 7/6/24 in the late morning hours. We had never been here before, and their vast selection made it hard to choose, but fortunately the lady at the counter was patient and was any to help. We ordered an apple tea (think apple juice for adults but 100% better and less sweet) and an iced coffee of the mixed flavored mardin (interested flavor, unlike any other coffee I've had, next time I would go with the traditional). I appreciated that they had samples of the coffee grounds to smell to help you decide what blend to order. The apple tea was so good that we had to order another round before leaving! There are not a lot of spots to sit for large groups, a group of 4 could sit comfortably, but no more. They have a clean bathroom behind the counter for customers to use. Overall, a darling little cafe to go to and I can't wait to visit again! read more
1 year ago
Amazing place and service. Tried iced and hot Turkish coffee, and the hot one came with Turkish delight! read more
2 years ago
AHH this place was so delicious. We randomly found this place as we were walking back to our car in the rain and it was such a pleasant experience. DRINKS/FOOD: We ordered Turkish delight, baklava, acma chocolate, and the woman at the register recommended the apple tea, and OMG this was heavenly! I even asked to buy the tea to take home, but it wasn't available. Guess I'll just have to make a trip back! ATMOSPHERE: It's like a little Turkish-style cafe. Cozy seating, where they serve you in traditional Turkish tea sets. It made for such a great experience. Will I come back? 1000%! I'm dreaming of that apple tea. read more
Excellent authentic Turkish coffee shop located in old town Alexandria. I haven't had an authentic cup of Turkish coffee since my last trip to that country over a decade ago and was not disappointed with the Silky Mardin I got at this business. The coffee was very well made with great aromatics and a velvety texture that was in line with what I came to love and appreciate in my past travels to Turkey. If you are a fan of this type of coffee than this business is a must visit where you will not be disappointed. Hearty five stars in my book! read more
7 months ago
Awesome place! We stopped in and got some Turkish delights and a pastry with olive paste, which they heated up for us, and it was all delicious! The staff was super kind and the interior is has a really cool vibe. I'll have to come back and try the drinks! Loved it! read more
1 year ago
So happy we stumbled upon this coffee shop! I've never had Turkish coffee before but it was absolutely delicious and I enjoyed the Turkish delight that came with the coffee. The ambiance and service was great as well. This is a great spot to get coffee and treats with your friends. read more
3 years ago
Honestly, this place is such a vibe. I really enjoyed my time here and look forward to coming back. In addition to having a delicious selection of coffees, teas, and other items, they have pastries, books, games, and tons of evil eye Decor for purchase, and just display. The employees here were super nice. What I love most about this place is that they offer readings, which I will definitely be getting the next time I come here. Service was fast, the vibe was casual, but cool. They seem to have an expensive menu outside of pastries and coffees, but I didn't try anything yet. For one pastry and two hot chocolates, we paid about $20. Definitely worth it, given the vibe of this place. All in all, I would recommend. read more
My mom and I stopped in for an afternoon coffee and tea. We received excellent service and personal attention, as they answered all of our questions and made recommendations. A very warm and inviting atmosphere, cozy and colorful. The pastries were very well made. All in all great experience! read more
8 months ago
Was in the area and spotted this adorable tea/coffee place. Greeted upon arrival and we asked questions about the coffee and she was very patient explaining everything! My boyfriend told her it was my birthday, and while sitting down enjoying our coffee she surprised me and put a candle on the baklava I ordered and sang me happy birthday! Such a homey vibe, definitely will be back and recommend to friends and family. The spot stuck out to me and was unique compared to all the other coffee shops in the area. Definitely give it a try! It felt as if we stepped into Turkey read more
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1001 King St
Alexandria, VA 22314
Old Town Alexandria, Braddock Road Metro
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Am I able to bring my laptop and work at this location?
Yes certainly, Carolina! We have a seating area and free wifi at our coffee house. Thank you for reaching out!
Hi, how can I book a Turkish coffee reading? I can't find any info on your websites regarding to that. And how much is a session? Thank you! Looking forward to hearing from you.
Hello Yanny, thanks for reaching out us. The website is currently being revamped. Please kindly contact me at 202-670-4360 and I would be happy assist with your request. My name is Gizem White, I am the owner. Thanks again 😊
What is used as sweetener in the baklava? Simple syrup or honey?
Thank you for your question. We use a syrup with natural non-gmo sugar, water and real lemon. Please let us know if you have any further questions.
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