Most of you probably have watched or heard about the well-known TV series “How I Met Your Mother?”.

Here is a part from this series. It`s from the 17th episode of 5th season. In this part Jenifer Lopez was the guest star. She was attending a TV show. In the break time of the program the waiter offered different types of coffee to Jeniffer Lopez such as cappuccino, espresso and latte. At the end the waiter showed another coffee and said emphatically: “And this is Turkish coffee!” with a modern Turkish coffee cup. Eventually, she chose the Turkish coffee without hesitation. This is a simple sign that shows the popularity of the Turkish coffee.

Even though Turkish coffee is keeping to be a historic coffee, its reputation is expanding every day. If you haven`t tasted Turkish Coffee, here is a good incentive reason for you!

This coffee set was designed by Esli Alovi for DesignBoom’s “Dining in 2015″ Design Contest.

This is one of the coolest designs we’ve ever seen. Usually, a Turkish Coffee Set has a traditional design. But this modern design takes to a totally new level.

Esli Alovi’s own words about the design:

A modern interpretation for a turkish coffee set which still maintains its traditional values. the tray integrates everything required for the preparation of the coffee, from cooking to serving, all in the dining area. the materials used are copper and ceramic.

There’s a very active local Turkish Coffee Meetup Group in New York City.

If you are a Turkish Coffee Fan and live in or around New York City, you have to join this meetup group.

New York City Turkish Coffee Meetup Group has over 300 members and already arranged over 60 meetups locally.

Meeting local people people who share similar interests as you is a great way to expand your social network. You can checkout Meetup.com and find a Turkish Coffee Meetup close to you. If there is not one, wouldn’t it be a great idea to start one?

Turkish Coffee Culture is all about socializing and hospitality. What gets better than a local Turkish Coffee Meetup group where you can socialize with other local Turkish Coffee Fans?