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Cafe Fulya closing after service on Tuesday, January 5

Taylor Farnsworth , , , , min read

For close to 8 years, Cafe Fulya has occupied the corner of 2nd and Monroe Streets.

Cafe Fulya
Photo from the cafe on Facebook.

After service on Tuesday, January 5, this Turkish BYOB will be no more.

There isn’t much information on why the restaurant is closing, but here’s more from Philly.com:

Cafe Fulya, the sweet little Turkish cafe at Second and Monroe Streets in Queen Village, will close after business Tuesday, Jan,. 5 after nearly eight years – four under owner Tristan English.

If you want one last meal from Cafe Fulya, be sure to stop by before they close at 10 p.m.

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