"Welcome to Wellesley, you are a great addition."
"Wellesley is a better place to live because of you!"
"Best sandwiches in the State!"
"Nice music, lovely atmosphere, thanks! The coffee is divine."
"Thank you God! Another birthplace of freedom [from Philadelphia]"
"Beautiful, peaceful, soothing, healing. Finally a café with some character."
"This is a treasure."
"I feel like I’m inside of a Godiva chocolate box."
"It seems like my country Spain."
"Friends from Holland and Sweden are so glad to see a nice European coffee shop."
"I feel as though when I step outside I’ll see the Topkapi Palace."
"Don’t tell my mother, but you make the best lentil soup I’ve ever tasted!"
"Came for a coffee, left at peace."
"I Love this place. I’m personally going to keep you in business."
"Where have you been all my life?"
"You have achieved your goal in making the café like your true second home."
"Long live Café Mangal!" |
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| America's most prestigious dining and shopping guide. "By day,
this Turkish-slanted Mediterranean, run by a "lovely" "family", is "the
hottest spot in Wellesley", as the "ladies who lunch" tolerate
"terrible lines" for "unique sandwiches" and "pretty salads" - but by
night, it's an intimate", "still-undiscovered gem" whose "rich",
"elegant" creations are "worth every penny" (though BYO saves a few);
no wonder you may "feel like you're doing thousands of miles away" -
there's "nothing like it around." |
     
"A casual eatery by day, Cafe Mangal turns into a sophisticated
dining spot by night, complete with white tablecloths and attentive
waiters.Â
See full article:
"Field Trip to Wellesley"
by Bridget Samburg
March 2008
Cafe Mangal get's "major thumbs up" on NECN's show TV Diner.
July 2007
"Before word gets out, try Cafe Mangal. It features excellent food
with a Turkish accent and is run by one of the nicest families you'll
ever meet."
"One of the most colorful eateries around, this combination Turkish
cafe by day and restaurant by night radiates an upscale Turkish
ambiance and decor that's a powerful magnet."
See full article:
"Taste & Tell: Cafe Mangal; A touch of Turkey in Wellesley"
by Kaleel Sakakeeny
Wednesday, June 28, 2006
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