Turkish tea served in Bahçelievler branch of Kocatepe 1949, a rather new café-restaurant chain in Turkey. "Kocatepe" originally was -until less than 10 years ago- a "Turkish coffee" (grinder) shop that sold minute-maid (grinded and toasted) coffee and dry foods. Its last place was in Kızılay, at the Meşruiyet Street, near Kocatepe Mosque. They sold the brand name to this franchise fast food café-restaurant chain, and I learned that the family settled in Istanbul and opened an "Italian coffee shop" at Bahariye! 
Note: The complimentary biscuit is defined as a "cinnamon and ginger kurabiye" on the package.
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