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Hell's Kitchen locals can sip Turkish coffee at this Mediterranean café, which is outfitted with a 100-year-old pressed-tin ceiling and salvaged-wood benches covered with burlap-coffee-bag cushions. The 12-seat spot—whose name translates to "coffee" in Turkish—also offers sweets (baklava, almond cookies), salads and panini, as well as espresso shots pulled from a Nuova Simonelli machine.