Meşe Közünde Çay

If you're searching for an authentic taste of Turkish culture, Meşe Közünde Çay is a hidden gem tucked away on Develik Street in Beytepe, Ankara. This enchanting café embodies the spirit of a traditional Turkish teahouse, inviting patrons to savor the rich flavors of meticulously prepared beverages in a cozy, laid-back setting.

The café takes pride in its selection of drinks, particularly its signature Turkish tea and freshly brewed coffee, both of which are heated over picturesque oak wood coals. This method not only infuses the beverages with a natural smoky flavor but also adds a special touch to the overall experience. Reviews from satisfied customers, such as Luke M. and Özgür ÜNAL, highlight the authentic atmosphere and the simplicity that makes this café a must-visit. Özgür translated his appreciation into detail, noting the reasonable prices—like their tea for just 1.5 TL, and wheelchair accessibility, ensuring that everyone can enjoy this delightful spot.

Stepping into Meşe Közünde Çay feels like taking a step back in time. It's a quaint establishment where history meets the present. Customers like Safa Öztürk describe it as a rare find, a place where simplicity shines through. It's nestled on a narrow street, exuding charm and warmth that makes it an inviting spot to unwind. Visitors are often treated to a friendly smile and attentive service, as affirmed by Uğur Yüce, who praised both the delicious Turkish coffee and the cheerful staff. The ambiance invites you to linger, whether you’re catching up with friends or enjoying a moment of solitude over a hot cup of tea.

For those who appreciate authentic experiences, Meşe Közünde Çay is more than just a café; it’s a community space that nurtures connections over wonderful beverages. Nülüfer Yücel mentioned that it's a regular haunt, underscoring just how delightful the tea and coffee can be. Whether you’re a local or a traveler exploring Ankara, this charming café beckons you to come in, sip slowly, and immerse yourself in the time-honored tradition of Turkish tea drinking.