Next time you're craving an espresso martini, try swapping out the espresso for Turkish coffee. Here's why this bold coffee ...

Coffee pots and espresso machines keep grinds separated from the coffee, but grinds remain in the cup in Turkish coffee. Who would want to drink a gritty cup of coffee? Don't knock it until you try it ...

Curious how much stronger Turkish coffee is compared with a regular cup? Learn how its concentrated brewing style affects ...

The preference for tradition holds even as local and global chains expand aggressively. Turkey is often labeled a “tea nation,” with its culture defined by tulip-shaped glasses and post-meal brews.

In the centuries since the first coffeehouse was opened in Istanbul in 1554, Turkish coffee has brought together people of different classes, cultures and ranks and helped shape politics and ...

This article is reprinted from the Utah Eats newsletter, compiled by Kolbie Peterson, The Salt Lake Tribune’s food and drink reporter. To get the newsletter in your ...

Does your favorite coffee mug have a funny pun or cool art? Or maybe an intricate ceramic design? How about stepping things up and having some jewelry with your java? Enter the zarf, a Turkish word ...

December 5th annual is set aside as World Turkish Coffee Day, and is even added to UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list ...

Turkish beef pepperoni sandwiches and Turkish coffee are on the menu at Ananas, a new coffee and tropical foods cafe in Walnut Creek. From unique sandwiches like the sucuk panini, which features ...