Arabica Coffee House (Beysukent)
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Fera Coffee's Depo No:4 outlet on Mevlana Caddesi in Meram, Konya, open Tuesday to Sunday from 09:00 to 16:30 and closed on Mondays.
Listed by the company as "Depo No:4", this Fera Coffee outlet works at number 4, shop 1, on Mevlana Caddesi in the Şükran quarter of Meram, Konya. The branch marker is the company's own label for the point and matches the street number. Mevlana Caddesi is one of the main axes of central Konya, running toward the Mevlana complex.
Its hours put it with the brand's daytime outlets rather than its evening ones: open 09:00 to 16:30 from Tuesday through Sunday, closed on Mondays.
Fera Coffee belongs to Konbeltaş, a subsidiary of Konya Metropolitan Municipality, as the site states in its footer — a municipally owned coffee house rather than a private chain. It dates itself to 2022 and describes itself as a local brand that takes its roots from the city's cultural heritage, reads traditional practice through a contemporary lens, and roasts its beans to its own methods. Coffee runs alongside desserts the company says are made fresh every day. No list of individual items has been published on the site.
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