Turkish Coffee House — Restaurant in Kent

We went on Sunday, it was VERY busy. We ordered dessert and coffee. 3 other tables that came in and ordered after us all got their food before we did, mind you the dessert is already made and sits in a display. We waited at least 20 minutes for our desserts. The red velvet cake was dry, the cream inside the canoli was overly sweet and tasted artificial, the honey cake was good, the cheesecake wasn't sweet at all. The service was terrible, I don't think I seen a single person smile or be friendly from the moment we walked in the door. We had to ask for extra silverware even though there was 4 of us sitting at the table and we only had 2 sets. If you're Turkish or of middle eastern descent and speak the language it seems you get much better service considering the other 3 tables that came in after us all spoke their language and were served very quickly (again they ordered and came in after us) and they all ordered regular food not the pre made desserts. They even got their drinks before us. We will not come here again. Terrible service, mid to bad desert. The regular food did look really good but we didn't order any to say. Only gave two stars because presentation was nice and the coffee was decent. If it matters to anybody (POC) it felt pretty targeted considering we were the only poc in the building the entire time and you can tell when something has racial undertones.... that was my experience and my...

This hidden and very authentic ‘coffee house’ which serves traditional Turkish breakfast options along with Turkish coffee, tea and bakary goods almost convinced our family to move to town! After living in the Middle East 10+ years and having had the opportunity to visit many cities and towns in Turkey during these years, our expectations were quite high going into our visit. The owners and staff were very friendly and helpful when ordering. The restaurant itself was decorated intentionally and beautifully, along with all corners and surfaces kept very clean! The bathroom was spotless and had everything you’d need (If you know you know-see photo!). The menu had a wide variety of options and the photos were representative of exactly what arrived. The breads (especially the Simit) were freshly baked and tasty. Olives, cheeses, jams, mahamarah and menemum were all delicious and took our hearts back to quaint villages along the Black Sea and Mediterranean. Everything was exactly how we remembered from our visits to Türkiye. The tea and coffee were hot and perfectly served. It was a relaxed and wonderful experience, along with Turkish music playing softly in the background. We will make many future visits even with the 3 hour drive from...

What a delightful brunch we had! Don’t have the words to describe this Resturant. Each bite was tasteful && mouth watering. Some of the best menamen Iv had EVER!! Turkish pistachio coffee was out of this world! Pita with minced meat was wonderful! Kunafe with ice cream made just right a little on the sweeter side but yummy!! Sweet family owned place! Served us tea on the house with a big smile! Staff were respectful, kind and happy!

Please please open up a location on the east side! This place is a hour n half from us but totally worth the drive! I hope they expand!

I visit Turkey often and most Turkish places are low quality foods! These guys really put lots of love and take their time with each dish! Felt like I was back in one of my favorite countries!...