Janti Cafe

We came here after going to the flea market. We love Turkish coffee. Got a Turkish coffee and Spinach Borek. It was so good and the place smells so good too. I'm gluten free but my friend got the Borek and I got the Turkish coffee. The service was good, quick and pleasant. I would go again as a cute place to walk into. There are about 4 tables so don't count on sitting to stay in there.

Amazing drip coffee and spinach borek - popped in here randomly and it was lovely! A gem on Wisconsin Ave.

Great local spot for coffee and tea. Their prices are much cheaper than Starbucks and Fresh Baguette. They also have a great selection of Turkish foods and beverages. Their tea is delicious.

Janti Cafe is the cutest Turkish cafe located in the boundary of Glover park and Georgetown. There are 2 floors, and the establishment provides a variety of in-house made pastries, drinks, and so many kinds of Turkish snacks and treats. I had an iced Turkish coffee, which was very smooth and I'd recommend this to the black coffee drinkers. All beverage orders can be made either hot or cold. I also placed an order of a Turkish bagel, which was made fresh from the oven immediately I got in--exterior was a little hard but the inside was soft and warm, and I had it with some cream cheese. The Turkish bagel was filling but not as heavy as an American bagel. I also placed an order of a Turkish pastry (didn't get the name unfortunately) that was made with potatoes and was soft to the taste. It was heated before it was served to me and I liked how fluffy the texture was. There were so much more pastries available so I know that I'll be stopping by some other time to try them; I'm especially curious about the meat pastries that were unavailable when I stopped by. My server was soooo nice and very happy to recommend options to me, and I really appreciated that!

I had some time to kill, and decided to pop in here for an afternoon iced coffee. It was delish! I also got an almond croissant that was delicious. I got another coffee on my way out. I will definitely be back if I'm in the neighborhood! There are a few small tables inside and a couple outside as well. Prices are very fair. Highly recommend!

Janti Cafe opened six months ago just south of Observatory Circle next door to Cafe Divan. It's a small Turkish cafe and market. The first floor is a little cafe selling pastries (sweet and savory), coffee, and grab-and-go items like juice, milk, and other items. The second floor is a Turkish market selling all sorts of Turkish items from sweets to noodles to coffee.I ordered a chocolate pastry and a beef pastry, both very good!

I came down to the DMV area to visit some friends in the area. One of them is a Georgetown alumna / graduate student and recommended this cafe. The ambience is what you'd expect out of a cafe: cute, warm, and cozy. I appreciated the smells of coffee and paninis being made as I walked in.The upstairs location is a supermarket. I wish I had more time to explore, but they were mainly dry Turkish goods. My friends and I had different kinds of paninis, all of which were very flavorful. They almost remind me of cubanos if you've ever tried one. I ordered a Turkish tea and the set was small and dainty. It was as if I was having a mini tea party all to myself! I was also able to try a Turkish coffee here at Janti. Though the serving may have been small, it was super strong! The beverage also came with a little almond Turkish delight, which was very yummy. The treat was very sweet, and balanced out the strength and bitterness of the coffee. I loved it so much, I made sure to buy a box of Turkish delight before I left.It's been a dream of mine to visit Turkey one day, and coming to Janti makes me want to visit Turkey now more than ever. I'll be sure to visit this cafe the next time I find myself in the DMV area / near Georgetown.

Wonderful little hole in the wall near the Georgetown flea market. I got the turkey pesto panini and was pleasantly surprised by the addition of pickles. We even were given two small pieces of baklava on the house for our food being late but honestly we didn't notice nor think our food was late at all. Overall great service and the music was quiet enough you could still hear the people you were with.

BEEN TO THIS PLACE 3 times before. Decided to go today(Oct,14,2024) and it was terrible. Got a mocha and it was straight milk w/ the slightest bit of chocolate(no espresso)!!! And an americano that was straight water w/a splash of coffee for color!!!Didn't taste like it had any espresso. Tasted like water.

We paid sixteen dollars for a glorified piece of toast with pastrami and they couldn't even get our order right. We received half a sandwich's worth of a flatbread with cheese, pickles, and a couple slices of hot dog meat. The six dollar pastry we got was reheated upon order, but still very cold in the middle. We were the only people waiting for food, yet it took 5 minutes for the cold pastry and another 10 for the toast. We will not be coming here again.