Art Cafe Çay Evi

Art Cafe Çay Evi keeps both halves of its name in play. The listing files it as a café; the sign calls it a çay evi — a tea house. In Turkey that is a distinct kind of room rather than a style of café: black tea brewed in a stacked double kettle and poured into small tulip-shaped glasses, tables that turn over slowly, and guests who stay.

The address is 22/G İnkılap Sokak in Kocatepe, a quarter of Çankaya, the central district of Ankara. The operator's own description keeps things loose: somewhere to drop in for a coffee or around the middle of the day, with room to sit. Opening hours are the one hard commitment on the page — two in the afternoon until eight in the evening, the same six-hour window on every day of the week.

Nothing else has been published. There is no menu, no price range, no list of payment methods, no seating capacity and no mention of WiFi, parking or accessibility. The listing carries no map coordinate either, so the district follows from the neighbourhood name written into the address rather than from a pinned location.