Dibek Kahve - Phocaea
Dibek Kahve
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My wife and I came here with the intention of drinking tea on our way back from an evening walk. We were eating ice cream and since the weather was getting cooler, we wanted to drink something hot as well. It was late and only one table was occupied. Since the manager didn't look at us, I asked him if he minded sitting down with ice cream, we were about to finish it anyway, he said no. I asked for tea and he said there was. Then he didn't want us to sit down and said something like I won't look at your face until you finish your ice cream. At that moment, we couldn't understand his reaction and thought about sitting somewhere else, but as we were leaving, we gave up and said good evening, good luck. The man turned his face again. Even those sitting at the table were astonished by his attitude. The business has its own principles, I can't say anything about that, but there was no need for this tone. My wife is an engineer and I am an academician. We did not disrespect the gentleman. But in general, Foça's old-generation shops are full of sellers. When I later read comments that the tea was stale, I was glad we didn't sit down. Additional answer: if you are tired, you can turn off the service and ask for time off, we would be happy to come the next day. Because we are well-intentioned people. However, after this attitude, we will never stop by whenever we come to Foça.
Good coffee, lovey athmosphere..today i had Turkish coffee, tomorrow i am trying capuccino. I bet he makes really good capuccino. Turkish coffee was extremely delicious and it was real good quality dibek kahve... Small shop. Nice owner. Good coffee...so..what else do you need? Go there... İ should update....i tried his capuccino the next day, thinking he would make really good capuccino. İ tried and was extremely disappointed and realized he has no capuccino machine. He uses ready capuccino packages. Go there for Turkish coffee. İt is not a European kind of coffee shop, now i know....he should tell me he has no machine and uses packaged capuccino but it is still ok. He is a Turkish coffee man and he is so good at it. He should not sell other stuff at all, if you ask me not to ruin his good reputation. Well nobody asked me anyway..
On a small side street that leads to the beach, it's a cute place with chairs and tables on both sides of the street and serving coffee. Press coffee types are also available. The interior of the coffee shop is filled with many antiques and memorabilia. The coffee is moderately good.
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