Petra Roasting Co.

We had lunch here and found it to be an amazing brunch spot. The atmosphere is stylish and inviting, and the food is delicious. The brioche with salmon is a perfect 10 out of 10. Additionally, the venue offers vinyl records, pet accessories, and other cool items for sale. Overall, it’s a fantastic place.

The cafe is aesthetically pleasing, with a unique character and delicious food. The atmosphere is artistic and inviting, blending various elements harmoniously. I appreciate the rustic and art deco design, along with the multiple open kitchens. The small corner store offers diverse options catering to individual preferences. However, the cafe can get quite crowded, making it challenging to find a table. While the employees were generally pleasant, I believe improved service could enhance the overall experience and create a more welcoming ambiance.

The atmosphere is indeed nice (Berlin style); good looking bakery and all the bread options. Stylish decoration and good music, BUT! They do not have lactose-free milk, soy milk and only cow and oat milk(which is a disaster). I drunk one of the first flat whites for the highest price. The staff suggested me to try a small pie with aubergine, which was another disappointment considering the price/quality ratio. There are definitely less famous but much quality coffee shops in the city.

Very cozy and charming coffee shop in Sisli Istanbul, I was walking by and then see this place, got curious by its exterior and then decided to go in, turned out to be such a great place serving great looking and delicious pastries and coffee.

Edit: went back a second time. Sound level is lower which is an improvement. The çilbir with minced meat just wasn’t all that and I found that the flavour and service doesn’t justify the price. Checked out the baked goods again and wasn’t enticed to try them. I got really ticked off when I asked the server for hot sauce and she just disappeared then kept on serving customers. Original review: Love the place and the mix between industrial and French classic cafe style. They have a seasonal menu and lots of baked goods and fresh tarts, puddings, etc. We got the Royale on brioche, egg sandwich and the çilbir with sourdough. I also got a mocha. Prices were really high but the food was really good. I also expected more roe on the dish for the price. There was hardly any. The mocha needed an extra shot as it was verging on becoming a hot chocolate. I was surprised that lots of dishes contained pork bacon but there was no option to replace for beef bacon. 🤔 The atmosphere was comfortable but the music was way too loud and gave me and my friends a slight headache even though I loved the music they were playing. I think they should play it a bit lower but they might be trying to cover up the sound of the kitchen. Royale eggs 855 TL Mocha 250 TL

This cafe and roastery is an absolute gem for coffee enthusiasts and food lovers alike. They serve exceptional specialty coffee, alongside a diverse selection of delicious breakfast dishes that cater to all tastes. One of the standout features is their in-house bakery, offering freshly baked goods and mouthwatering desserts that perfectly complement their coffee. The prices are on the higher side V60 would cost around 350 lira per cup but they are fully justified by the outstanding quality of the food, beverages, and overall experience. The seating area is incredibly comfortable, making it an ideal spot to relax, work, or catch up with friends. I thoroughly enjoyed my visit and will definitely be coming back again soon. Highly recommended!

Great all round. Been here to the Geyreteppe outlet 3 times at different times of the year. The food and coffee are always good. Their latte coffee is one of the best I have had in Istanbul. Most recently I had the lemon tart, vişnelı crumble (sour cherry) , and a latte. Amazing.

The place is beautiful, the coffee is okay, and the tiramisu is delicious. However, the music is very loud, making it impossible to talk to the people at the same table. You can't enjoy your drink because of the high volume of the music

It's the best coffee I had in Istanbul, incredibly flavorful, you can in fact taste the floral tones. The interior design and atmosphere is incredible, extremely modern yet has the odd telescope or oldtimer to add a bit of flair. Like some other coffee joins, it gives you a card so for buying 10 coffees you get one for free. The only drawback is the location. It's not very easy to get to and the there isn't much of a view. The desserts, while seemingly healthy, you know no glutons, no sugar, no fat, basically anything that makes a dessert tasty, resulted in one of the most dense brownies I've ever tried to eat. So as long as you stay away from the desserts, you should be fine.

I visited this place and this place is just marvellous! Nothing like any other coffee house I have seen before. I also purchased coffee beans (Kenya karinga) and the espresso I made with them was so tasty that I forced every person in my office to taste it! Seriously, you should visit this place.