Fera Coffee's outlet at the Çatalhöyük visitor centre in Çumra, Konya, open Tuesday to Sunday from 09:00 to 16:30 and closed on Mondays.
This Fera Coffee outlet sits inside the visitor centre at Çatalhöyük — number 252 on Çatalhöyük Caddesi, in the Küçükköy compound in Çumra, Konya. Çatalhöyük is a Neolithic settlement some nine thousand years old and a UNESCO World Heritage site, and the shop works within the building that receives visitors to the excavation.
The company's own about page dates this outlet to January 2024 and calls the place "the zero point of history". Its hours follow from that setting rather than from café trade: the door opens at 09:00 and closes at 16:30, Tuesday through Sunday, and stays shut on Mondays — the rhythm of a site open to visitors, not of an evening room.
Fera Coffee belongs to Konbeltaş, a subsidiary of Konya Metropolitan Municipality, as the site states in its footer. The brand dates itself to 2022, describes itself as a local coffee house drawing on the city's cultural heritage, and says it roasts its beans to its own methods. Alongside the coffee it keeps desserts it says are made fresh each day. No menu of individual items has been published on the site.
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