Turkish Coffee Cart

Turk cavi cok guzel.

This is the coffee that I've been drinking for years. They have filtered Turkish and non filtered Turkish coffee. Both very strong and will give you a boost to get you throughout the day.

Also, pastry. I love their croissants - when possible, I ask them to put a spoonful of Nutella. They can put it on to anything you like. Even their filtered Turkish coffee! (For those who never had Turkish coffee before, unfiltered Turkish coffee has a coffee on the bottom of cup. Take my word for it; don't mix Nutella!)

They also have a various other kinds of teas. During the summer, they'll make you a lemonade. Fun guys go talk to while you're waiting for a cup of Turkish coffee. I always leave here happily with a big smile.

For me, a cup of Turkish coffee is very strong, therefore, I could only drink it in the morning. If I need some boost in the afternoon, I could drink their coffee, which is also Turkish coffee, just filtered.

It's not bitter. Very smooth, and inexpensive. A small cup is $1.25. Who sells a good cup o' joe at that low price anymore? It's a steal on Wall Street.

Guys seem to be very nice. Also, very knowledgeable about the neighborhood. I saw them being asked where the Bull is, and they nicely navigate tourists.

There are a lot of cafes in this area, but these guys are absolutely my favorite.