Cafe Fulya
727 S. 2nd Street
PhiladelphiaPA19147
Payment Methods: Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, Cash
Open
- Sunday
- 7:30am-9:00pm
- Monday
- Closed
- Tuesday
- Closed
- Wednesday
- Closed
- Thursday
- 6:30am-9:00pm
- Friday
- 6:30am-10:00pm
- Saturday
- 7:30am-10:00pm
- Average Rating
- Total Reviews
- (69)
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Description
Cute Turkish cafe best known for its breakfast omelettes
Tips
Turkish coffee and tart ayran are always good choices; when the weather starts to turn colder, a warm mug of sahleb is a uniquely delicious way to warm up.
Editorial Reviews
Turkish coffee and tart ayran are always good choices; when the weather starts to turn colder, a warm mug of sahleb is a uniquely delicious way to warm up.
Information from the business
Breakfast
Baklava (The best in Philly!)
Coconut Strawberry Cake
Coconut Banana Cake
Omelettes
Sandwiches
Traditional Pies: Ispanakli Borek, Etli Borek, Sigara Boregi
Weekly Events: Knitting on Tuesdays, Board Games on Wednesdays
Baklava (The best in Philly!)
Coconut Strawberry Cake
Coconut Banana Cake
Omelettes
Sandwiches
Traditional Pies: Ispanakli Borek, Etli Borek, Sigara Boregi
Weekly Events: Knitting on Tuesdays, Board Games on Wednesdays
Cafe Fulya was first opened in 2008 by brother and sister duo Ilker and Fulya. Since then, it's grown to be a staple to the ...Queen Village community. Best known for its omelettes and pastries, Cafe Fulya also offers a wide range of food. From breakfast to sandwiches to salads to entrees, you can be sure to find exactly what you're craving. See More
Delicious! Cafe Fulya is a delight for all the senses. The decor is hip and contemporary, yet cozy and warm. The owners are incredibly friendly (sidenote: I hear that Fulya's brother owns Divan) and the food is excellent. We ordered a medley of vegetarian dishes (carrot spread, green beans, spinach pie, and stewed potatoes and carrots. This was all served with warm soft bread for dipping....
