Didim, Aydin, Turkey
Kedi Coffee & More
Kedi Coffee & More is a small cat-themed coffee shop on a quiet side street off Yalı Caddesi in Altınkum, Didim, a short walk from Altınkum beach with a glimpse of the sea. Opened in June 2026 by two women, it takes its name from the Turkish word for cat, and the cafe's own cats, including young kittens, move around the cafe among the guests. There is no entry fee or cat room; visitors order coffee or tea and can spend time with the cats while they sit. The menu covers espresso drinks, Turkish tea, cold drinks and homemade lemonade, with handmade cookies, muffins and cupcakes. The owners also make and sell decorative candles, jewellery and small gifts in the shop. Music is kept low, which sets it apart from the busier bars along the beachfront, and the cafe is open every day from morning until late.
Before you go
- Food & drink
- Drinks and snacks
Based on the cafe's website and visitor reviews, checked October 2026. Policies change, so confirm with the cafe before you visit.
Reviews
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