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Ottoman Coffeehouse

At a glance

Ottoman Coffeehouse is a Turkish specialty coffeehouse at 73 Berkeley Street in Glasgow. Opened in 2015 according to its story, it combines slow-brewed cezve or ibrik coffee, espresso and changing coffees in a setting shaped by Ottoman coffeehouse culture.

Practical details

Choose it for
Turkish cezve coffee alongside espresso in Glasgow’s West End
Café format
Turkish cezve/ibrik, espresso and changing specialty coffees
Visit distinction
Walk-in only; three entrance steps and basement toilets

Choose the brewing style

The operator describes traditional ibrik coffee roasted in-house, coffees from partner roasters and occasional small-batch guest roasts. Cezve provides a different preparation to the espresso offer. Its FAQ also advertises vegan and gluten-free treats and oat, almond and soy milks; these options do not establish allergen-free preparation.

Sources: Ottoman Coffeehouse: Glasgow coffee and contact, Ottoman Coffeehouse: visiting and facilities

Walk-ins and access conditions

The coffeehouse takes walk-ins and does not accept table reservations. The entrance has three steps; the main seating is on the ground floor, while toilets are in the basement and reached only by stairs. A limited number of highchairs are available first come, first served. Opening times vary, with the operator directing visitors to its current Google listing.

Sources: Ottoman Coffeehouse: visiting and facilities

The exact Glasgow coffeehouse

Use 73 Berkeley Street, Glasgow G3 7DX, with +44 1415885982 or admin@ottomancoffeehouse.co.uk for direct enquiries. Gift cards and occasional private events are separate services to discuss with the team.

Sources: Ottoman Coffeehouse: Glasgow coffee and contact, Ottoman Coffeehouse: story, Ottoman Coffeehouse: visiting and facilities

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Sarah Haddad is responsible for this profile. It is based on the published sources cited here; no firsthand visit or independent service test is claimed.

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