The Turkey Cafe

coco_monkey

good place to chill 3rd September 2008

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As a student, there is a lot of places where you can go to just relax. This is the perfect place. As it is a bit pricy. Not many students come here and you can socialise more with the local people. The cocktails are amazing. The bar staff really know what they are doing. Even to just come and sit and do a bit of work. This place is really good. I try to come here as often as I can. Bring a friend or two and just chill out. The food here pretty good also. But I do not usually eat here as it is a bit too pricy. But all in all it is a really nice place just to have a talk with good friends.

nicvovk

cosy casbah cocktail bar 28th August 2008

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If you fancy a treat then head to the turkey cafe where you will get the best cocktails in the city. Slightly pricey but definitely worth the money. Incredible interior, the only thing that lets it down is its overpriced unoriginal small portioned food but who really goes there for food!

Student friendly offering discounts at selected times during the week on cocktails. The average cocktail price is 4.50 which may seem steep but once you try you will realize its worth!

The bar is situated over three different floors with many sneaky little areas, especially the toilets, which fools many and is located on the second floor near the main table area for future reference!

SairFrancis

worth treating yourself! 27th August 2008

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If you have some extra money and fancy a posh night out or afternoon shopping drinks with class then head to the turkey café and try one of their Champaign cocktails. I have to say the drink are a little costly and above average.

With Trendy retro feel to the place and with 4 different sitting areas all having different vibes to there own right!

Sit looking out to the hustle of the street in the entrance area, or sit down stair by the bar and watch the staff at work there magic making their cocktails. Wish for something quieter then head upstairs which has large canvas painting and a fewer tables and chair, or still wish for something more private? Then head to the top floor for your own private table with friend, which makes you feel in a world of your own!

smartmike

Hidden Gem 22nd August 2008

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This is a fantastic little escape from the busy street it is set into. Initial impressions make this look to be a tiny cafe, but a few steps in and down the staris it opens up to a bar area and quit a few seats.

There is a good range of food to choose from, from light snacks to main meals. The burgers are very very very good. The drinks are all reasonably priced and the service is good.

Live music is played tehre on an evening and there are normally flyers and posters around advertising the various nights out at the Turkey Cafe and around Leicester.