Located on the produce market's main strip, this shop has been selling coffee beans, nuts, dried fruit (including particularly delicious plums from Nevşehir in Cappadocia) and a range of teas since 1920. Its original owner was the first business person in the city to begin importing coffee from Latin America, hence its name ('Brezilya Kurukahve' means Brazilian Coffee Shop).
Brezilya Kurukahve ve Kuruyemiş
Kadıköy
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Right in the heart of İstanbul’s historic center, this sacred Byzantine building remains an important symbol of power.
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Nearby Kadıköy attractions
1. Surp Takavor Ermeni Kilisesi
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This Armenian church in the centre of the bazaar was built in the late 19th century, although an Armenian church in one form or another has occupied this…
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An aromatic, colourful and alluring showcase of the best fresh produce in the city, the Kadıköy Pazarı is foodie central for locals and is becoming an…
3. Aya Efimia Rum Ortodoks Kilisesi
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This Greek Orthodox church dates from 1830, although there had been a previous church on the same site from the late 17th century. Legend tells us that St…
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This extraordinarily detailed black-and-white mural of a floating boat was created by German artist Dome in 2012.
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This colourful mural of a woman and child was painted by French street artist Amose Vazimolo, commonly known as Amose.
6. Street Mural by Fintan Magee
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Australian street artist Fintan Magee created this massive men-with-buckets mural for the 2017 Mural İstanbul festival.
7. Street Mural by Chazme & Sepe
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Polish artists Chazme and Sepe created this 2014 mural, which is titled İstanbul in acknowledgement of the word's meaning in Ancient Greek ('the City').
8. Street Mural by PixelPancho
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This 2013 work by Italian street artist PixelPancho shows a young boy sitting in the lap of a strange-looking robot fighter.