Best hipster cafe near Kadiköy and their croissants are AMAZING. Super busy and usually crowded but great food and service. Prices are higher than other cafes in the area but worth it. They also offer quiches, sweet and salty croissants (scrambled egg croissant and almond croissant are a must-try), matcha and turmeric lattes, filled cookies, breakfasts, etc.

SO EXPENSİVE. I pay a croissant with two eggs with avacado souse and a cup of tea 395₺. Okey food is good but not 395₺. And eggs on the croissant, I didnt like the concept. I will chose a good bread. If you want to better breakfast and more fair prices, you can choose the Dün Moda.

I absolutely loved this place. The portions were big and we all left satisfied. The staff was very friendly. It was a bit pricey but it was worth the quality and portion. One thing to keep in mind is that it is a really crowded place. We went on a Tuesday morning and the place was jam packed. We got a table after waiting for 30 mins, but again, totally worth it. We even got 2 croissants to go!

Great experience after the croissant started to take impact in the Turkish market. I can tell this place has a great value and a wide variety of croissant dishes. By sitting outside, you will have a nice green view of the park and make sure to go there when the weather forecasts clear and sunny. You might wait a little bit in the que or by writing your name on the waiting list. Or you can order for takeaway and enjoy it in the Yoğurtçu park just a cross of the shop I have tried the salty 🧂 ones, and may later on, I will visit for sweet dishes 😋 Price performance 86% And one plate can make you full Easley Recommended.

WOW WOW WOW. Unbelievably scrumptious breakfast/brunch with trendy vibes and view of the park!!! This was the best breakfast/brunch meal during our ten day visit to Turkey and easily top-10 brunch spot (compared to NYC). As others may appreciate, breakfast is my favorite meal and I may have found my restaurant soulmate. Brekkie Breakfast Club offers many worldly options from traditional Turkish, English, French, Mexican, and American brunch fares for those wanting a specific cultural breakfast experience, but their use of croissants as the foundation is immaculate. We ordered a few things that deserve their own detailed review and in NYC vernacular…. EVERYTHING SLAPS [non-NYers = Everything was amazingly delicious] Eggs Florentine: A standard dish that I’ve probably had 100x globally, but Brekkie Breakfast elevated this dish with their use of a toasted croissant instead of traditional English muffin (also adding optional bacon). Additionally, the roasted potatoes on the side were seasoned perfectly with a delicate crunch that pairs with the savoriness. The dish comes with 3 side sauces, and OMG…. The mustard was complex in delicious flavor that was wildly addictive. Original Brekkie: Elegantly simple croissant that is flanked with three savory dips and three sweet dips. My wife had this dish and was a huge fan of the caramel dip. Lastly, don’t sleep on the detox (pink workout) juice drink. It is refreshingly rejuvenating and has a smoothie consistency. It was so good that we had to order two (after my wife tried mine and decided she wanted her own!) Service was attentive, but not encroaching. Music playlist was amazing best described as eclectic coffee shop meets hip rooftop lounge. Would 10000% come again!!

Difficult to sit down on a weekend, be prepared to queue up. I don't recommend coffee, you're better off getting it somewhere else nearby. It's also difficult to figure out the additive system for the croissant and egg. However when the food is brought, you forget all that and immerse yourself in it for the next 20-30 minutes into eating.

Wow! If you are really hungry, come here. I think croissants are better than Parisian ones… But prices are much higher than average. Anyway I loved it!

All the food looks and tastes delicious. Drinks (juices, smoothies, coffee, and tea are all great. The staff is very nice. Food comes out fast. The decor inside and outside is nice. Amazing place all around, would highly recommend going there!

My friend recommended this place. I had Chocobo to go. It was a really good croissant dough. Very flaky yet very soft inside. I don't really like the taste of the filling, so I finished the croissant by itself. The place is very cute with a lot of cute products as well. I got a lemon pin there, it's very good quality for 180 TL.

fast service, friendly staff. open and bright place, nice atmosphere. breakfast options from different countries. food is really good. great place to get brunch and met with people.

Incredibly delicious croissants in unique way, coffee, food, atmosphere everything is top notch! Definitely worth coming back here.

One of the best almond croissant experience in town. I would say it’s now in my top 3 list. The breakfast plates looked amazing l, too. The coffee was also so good. If you can’t wait for the long line at the weekend, I would advise you to try the next door self service. Overall score 4.6/7 for a Breakfast Place

Nice place, lovely croissants. I prefer take away rather than waiting in the queue. I My fav is Olive croissant which includes dried-tomato. Moreover, as a classic person, sometimes prefer plain one. :)

We tried to eat here for many times but weekend is impossible, saturday brunch they said we need to wait 22 tables… so we tried weekday and we got the last seats. I got breakfast disc: was huge, and hardly could finish it. The potatoes on the side were delicious, and the food was great. But besides all, is a bit expensive the place, maybe the best -since the portions are huge- to share them with somebody then the price is ok… I found though the coffee prices exaggerated compare to the market.. 75 tl for a single espresso i think is a but too much… probably they don’t want people just coming and having coffee and keep the tables busy… In overall is a good place but i don’t think it is worth the wait. Ps: they also charge 10% service fee in the bill.