Brewed Truth.
New York Style.
Welcome to Turkish Coffee Room 🔮
Hidden in the heart of the East Village, Turkish Coffee Room is a one-of-a-kind, live fortune-telling ceremony led by the enigmatic Dr. Honeybrew. 🐝
Based on a centuries-old tradition from the Ottoman Empire, this experience turns your empty coffee cup into a doorway to insight, connection, and storytelling.
Whether you're a skeptic, a spiritual seeker, or just someone who loves a good night out — this is not your average fortune reading!
What Exactly Is Turkish Coffee Reading?
It all starts with a strong, espresso-style Turkish coffee. After sipping, the leftover grounds are flipped and allowed to settle — revealing a tapestry of symbols and shapes unique to you.
These are projected on a screen for the entire room to see, as Dr. Honeybrew interprets them live — blending fortune-telling, storytelling, astrology, and theatrical flair. Think: mystic meets showman. This is an experience that’s:
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Theatrical
Part ritual, part performance
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communal
Shared in a cozy group of 10
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personal
Your cup, your symbols, your story
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Who Is This For?
First-timers craving a new kind of night out
Couples, besties, birthdays & curious souls
Anyone who’s ever asked the universe a question—and wanted an answer
10 guests per session (small & intimate)
Takes place in a secret East Village location (sent after booking)
Runs 90 minutes
Includes one personal reading per guest
All cups, coffee, and magic provided
What to Expect:
Why Group Ceremonies?
In Turkish tradition, coffee readings were never solo acts — they were shared, often sparking connection, conversation, and serendipitous laughs. I honor that by keeping each session communal, interactive, and spontaneous.
Want to book a private ceremony? Simply grab all 10 seats or contact me here.
Ready to See What Your Cup Has to Say? ☕
Whether you believe or just want to be surprised, Turkish Coffee Room offers a window into something ancient, theatrical, and unforgettable.
(Limited spots. Experiences sell out weekly.)