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A private study library on the second floor of a Şahinbey office block, where a quiet desk comes with coffee and tea service.
The Bornova branch of a coffee chain born in Alaçatı's narrow streets, known for nearly thirty coffee styles and its non-alcoholic mojitos.
Komşu Kahve started in the narrow streets of Alaçatı, in Çeşme, and has since grown into a coffee chain with locations across Turkey, built around the founding idea of carrying a neighborhood ('komşu') feel into every branch. This location sits in İzmir's Bornova district, on Süvari Caddesi in the Kazım Dirik neighborhood, one of the brand's İzmir addresses. The menu runs to roughly thirty coffee styles, from classic Turkish coffee to international coffees and Anatolian specialties such as menengiç-infused dibek coffee. Among its cold drinks, the shop is noted for its non-alcoholic mojitos — its own menu lists them under a 'Virgin' naming and a 'mocktails' heading, explicitly alcohol-free. The café functions as a popular meeting spot for a coffee or dessert break. Everything on the sourced material is built around coffee, coffee-based drinks, and desserts, with nothing referencing alcohol service or pork products.
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