I thought this place was pretty cool, as it was my first time going to a Turkish cafe. There is some really unique/ethnic decor here which I loved... colourful stained glass lamps and some painted ceramic plates hanging on the wall. I didn't order anything special, just a chai latte which I thought was oddly sweet... do they use a different type of cinnamon here? It lacked that slight bitter/spice taste and was just... sweet and overly milky. I still thought it was enjoyable enough, but just threw me off guard. My friend ordered the Turkish coffee and it came on this beautiful little silver tray with a tiny platter of turkish delights on them. I've never had Turkish coffee before so I tried some... super dark and rich and bitter, and also with a bit of a gritty texture due to the grinds floating in it. Not really my thing, but the presentation was lovely. I noticed some other patrons had ordered tea and it came in these beautiful little clay teapots. Overall I enjoyed my time here and loved the overall look of this place - I love that it's different from your usual basic Starbucks, and it felt super cozy. If I was in this area more often then I would come here to study or just chill.