Wednesday 3 July 2013

Turkish Coffee for Three

My friend Helen came to visit Rosi and I last week, as she is from York and wanted to see where we lived. While we waited for Rosi to bike to us, I took Helen on a little tour - all the big shops but also all the little independent ones too! Following this, we went to a cafe for a cuppa and food (that my mum loves).



After we were suitably full, the girls complained that their coffee was awful and they needed something better. As a fan of Turkish coffee myself, we went to a little place around the corner for some good-quality drinking. It was so cute, a little vintage store with tonnes of things to look at, play with and actually buy. Although it was a little independent place, it was very well presented and thought out.

 

 


The coffee definitely hit the spot and I wouldn't hesitate to go back and have another rummage around. We have a wonderful catch up and went our separate ways to continue with some work :(



6 comments:

  1. Aw that looks like such a cute cafe! I'm not a fan of coffee but I'd go there just to look at what they have for sale.

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    1. You could definitely do that and still have a great time - they sold other drinks too :)

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  2. the cafe looks amazing, i don't think i would ever leave

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    1. It was hard. Especially because they had delicious goodies too.. like turkish tarts and such!

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  3. That plate of food, ooh my gosh I'm hungry!

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    1. OHHHH Yes! English Breakfasts are the best thing about being English. aha

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