Sentence examples for turkish cafe from inspiring English sources

We're in a Turkish cafe in Tottenham.

"We wanted to create a typical Turkish cafe that's calming and relaxing," Mehmet Saricicek, 21, said in a recent phone interview.

A third painting, by the British painter John Frederick Lewis, shows a group of colorfully dressed men lounging on the floor of a Turkish cafe.

"We'll set aside days in the week where we're going to record," says Cooper, sipping black coffee in a Turkish cafe in east London.

Tomorrow ORHAN YEGEN, the owner of Efendi, a Turkish cafe and catering shop on the East Side, will open DIVANE at 888 Eighth Avenue (52nd Street).

Anyway, here we are, in a Turkish cafe – he hasn't been to a Starbucks in years – and he's describing what those joys of tax actually are.

We are standing inside Jimmy Choo's workshop, now located in a section of central London scattered with Turkish cafes.

One block away was a bustling immigrant enclave where halal butchers hacked lamb shanks, folk music warbled from Turkish cafes and low-key bars catered to the late-night hipster crowd.

The model Erin Wasson introduces us to Vinegar Hill House in Brooklyn, Rosie Lovell bakes cupcakes in Brixton, and we give you the OFM hip list, from Turkish cafes to Parisian bars.

If you've ever been to Green Lanes in Harringay, London, you may have seen women sitting in the windows of the Turkish cafes rolling out pastry with oklavas – the long, thin rolling pins that inspired the name of my new restaurant.

In the process, they captured all the different faces and places that made up Amsterdam nightlife back then from the Red Light District's rough sailor bars and Turkish cafes, to the trans club Madame Arthur and the Whiskey A Go-Go near the Leidseplein.