OUR STORY
What makes HAKAYA unique is that it is not just a coffee shop; it is a space for sharing stories. Every corner of the café invites you to sit and reflect, and by organizing various events such as poetry evenings or story sessions, the café allows visitors to share their experiences and stories. Everyone here feels like they are part of a bigger story.
HAKAYA is a coffee shop that carries in its name the magic of stories and the beauty of moments shared by people. Located in one of the quiet neighborhoods of the city, this coffee shop reflects a modern touch in its details.
The atmosphere at «HAKAYA»
When I first entered «HAKAYA», the atmosphere was warm and comfortable. The cafe combines traditional and modern styles in its design. The walls are decorated with artistic drawings inspired by old and new stories, and there is a small library filled with books that visitors can read while sipping their coffee.
The most famous thing that the cafe offers is the special «HAKAYA» coffee, which is a blend of coffee beans roasted in a special way, giving you a rich and harmonious taste. In addition to coffee, the cafe offers a variety of homemade sweets that remind visitors of the times they spent with their families and friends.
Stories that are told
But what makes «HAKAYA» a unique place is that it is not just a coffee shop, but a space for exchanging stories. Every corner of the café invites you to sit and reflect, and by organizing various events such as poetry evenings or story sessions, the café allows visitors to share their experiences and stories. Everyone here feels like they are part of a bigger story.
Visitor Personalities
One of the most distinctive features of “HAKAYA” is the diversity of visitors. From writers who come to find inspiration, to families who love to gather for small moments, to friends who chat in a warm corner. Everyone in “HAKAYA” has their own story, and these stories intertwine with each other invisibly, just like the different flavors of coffee.
Ahmed’s Message
Ahmed’s message was clear from the beginning: “Coffee is not just a drink, it is an experience.” In “HAKAYA,” coffee becomes a symbol of the time we dedicate to ourselves, and the times we spend with others. Coffee is the story we share, and we tell it with every sip.
Whenever someone visits the café, they are reminded that life is not just fleeting moments, but a series of stories that deserve to be told and heard.
