While Charlotte isn’t yet considered a “coffee” hub like, say, Miami or New York City, the city’s coffee culture continues to evolve. International cafes like Haraz, Qahwah House and Bayt Al Mocha — ...

Take a walk along Green Lanes, a seemingly nondescript stretch of main road that slices through northeast London, and the scent of smoky charcoal soon becomes intoxicating. It unfurls from within the ...

Step into Meyhouse, and you’re stepping into more than just a restaurant—you’re entering a living expression of Turkish culture. While many associate Turkish cuisine with kebabs alone, it’s a deeply ...

The 21st annual Turkish Festival, which took place in downtown D.C. on Oct. 15, featured a celebration of cultural performances, cuisines and art that attracted thousands of visitors — Turkish and non ...

On Saturday, May 3, the Raindrop Foundation Turkish Cultural Center will host its tenth annual Albuquerque Turkish Festival. Festival organizer Joseph Karatoprak said, “It’s going to be a day full of ...

Coffee shops are plentiful, but University City recently welcomed a locally owned cafe in Charlotte that does things a little differently: Vavela Cafe, a spacious, authentic Turkish coffee shop, ...

A cool scoop of Turkish culture has arrived in Long Beach with the opening of a new ice cream shop where authentic flavors meet a bit of showmanship. Galata Ice Cream and Desserts is a new Turkish ice ...

MONTEREY – This weekend, the Turkish American Association of California will host the 25th Monterey Turkish Arts and Culture festival at Custom House Plaza. From 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday, ...

In Turkey, sport isn’t just a pastime; it’s woven into every thread of daily living. Voices rise with chants, small rituals blossom everywhere, and daily life shifts around the clock of the match.

In a new series, Place at the Table, we look at diasporic enclaves around the world through their cuisines—and the people who, in trying to recreate a taste of home, have forged exciting food scenes ...