food was good but i asked them to heat up my Borek but when i ate it was still cold, the place was also dirty and messy!wouldn't go there again!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 2
Reno Meihlik
The ambience could be a little more pleasant, but the price-performance ratio is good.The foods offered are fresh and tasty.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
eric_bds
Great food, excellent
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Coach T
Delicious Cheesecake. At first I asked for the best item they sold and was given a tasty savory pastry with feta and spinach wrapped inside. This was good, but as I was finishing I was told the cheesecake was best and I would agree. Friendly Staff even though the person I talked with knew little about baking. Decent Prices. Clean Establishment. Overall I’d definitely swing by for more cheesecake :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
dml u
!❕Attention❕! Highly Delicious ❕
F Khan
Walked in and the tattooed guy at the counter was on the phone. I waited for 5 minutes and no hello, no acknowledgement, no wave to say he sees me.I stop by the one on Robson often and try to support small businesses. I asked him when he would acknowledge me and says “I’m on the phone.” There is a sign on the door that says “Thanks for supporting small businesses”.Good luck with that. If your store closes, it’s your own fault. I decided to leave him with his two other customer.
Service: 1
a alsardy
I have purchased baklava from here and it’s really good! Would totally recommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kate Lin
Oh am I blown away by the food and service. Super friendly hostess with heavenly food. Can’t wait to come back again to try more pasty and the famous
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Daughter Of YAHAVAH
This small bakery inside the Robson Square Mall is amazing!!!I got some gorgeous-looking Turkish pastries for a friend and her family.They were happy, and the San Sebastián cheesecake was also a hit. My friend said it was so good!I hope more people will go support this place.The people who worked there were really nice as well!Vegetarian options: Most of the pastries are vegetarian but some have meat insideKid-friendliness: There aren’t a lot of seating but it definitely can be a kid friendly hang out spot ( probably not for big families )
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: San Sebastian Cheesecake, Bagel Feta Cheese Pogaca Feta Spinach Bourek and Ground Beef Bourek, Pastries, Stuffed Bagel
Sima Mehdipour
Amazing ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Simit Hand Made Sesame Twisted Bagel, Pastries, Baklava
Delicious savory options and wow the best cheesecake of my
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jeremy Higham
Delicious food and wonderfully hospitable people. One of my favourite spots in Vancouver.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Dana Sullivan
This place looks like a little bit of a hole in the wall and it’s hidden in the corridor of Broadway between Cambie and Main that’s getting torn up by construction, but it’s such a great find and absolutely worth checking out. They serve Turkish brunch and snacks, specializing in Turkish bagels, “simit”, hence the name.I was very curious about these special Turkish bagels and tried one in the “Aspendos” smoked salmon bagel sandwich. I loved the bagel! It reminded me of Montréal-style bagels, a little sweet, but with a unique texture because it’s so thin and twisted. The bagel and the rest of the ingredients were very fresh. I watched the person working (owner?) put together the sandwich and it was pretty impressive how careful he was arranging the slices of salmon and vegetables around the ring ifthe bagel. Because the hole in the middle is so large, it’s a different experience to eat a sandwich made with this kind of bagel, interesting! I also tried their almond pudding (I think it’s called keshkul but I’m not sure, maybe that’s something else) and a Turkish tea. The almond pudding had a nice strong almond flavour and a unique texture - it was a little grainier than standard pudding but not in a bad way. The tea was also quite strong but not bitter.The person who took and made my order was really friendly, and as mentioned above, put a lot of care into my sandwich. Because the items are made to order very precisely, it’s not the fastest.Check them out for something different! I really want to go back and try one of their Turkish breakfast plates!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
t t
Service and food was amazing. The menemen was good and served in traditional serving pan. The potato gozleme was so good and the sülaç really hit the spot. Turkish coffee and tea were also great! Soundtrack also on point. Highly recommend.Vegetarian options: Many things are veg. I'm not sure what is vegan. Some items have cheese.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Simit Hand Made Sesame Twisted Bagel, Gozleme
Dana S.
This place looks like a little bit of a hole in the wall and it's hidden in the corridor of Broadway between Cambie and Main that's getting torn up by construction, but it's such a great find and absolutely worth checking out. They serve Turkish brunch and snacks, specializing in Turkish bagels, "simit", hence the name.I was very curious about these special Turkish bagels and tried one in the "Aspendos" smoked salmon bagel sandwich. I loved the bagel! It reminded me of Montréal-style bagels, a little sweet, but with a unique texture because it's so thin and twisted. The bagel and the rest of the ingredients were very fresh. I watched the person working (owner?) put together the sandwich and it was pretty impressive how careful he was arranging the slices of salmon and vegetables around the ring ifthe bagel. Because the hole in the middle is so large, it's a different experience to eat a sandwich made with this kind of bagel, interesting! I also tried their almond pudding (I think it's called keshkul but I'm not sure, maybe that's something else) and a Turkish tea. The almond pudding had a nice strong almond flavour and a unique texture - it was a little grainier than standard pudding but not in a bad way. The tea was also quite strong but not bitter.The person who took and made my order was really friendly, and as mentioned above, put a lot of care into my sandwich. Because the items are made to order very precisely, it's not the fastest.Check them out for something different! I really want to go back and try one of their Turkish breakfast plates!
food was good but i asked them to heat up my Borek but when i ate it was still cold, the place was also dirty and messy!wouldn't go there again!
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 3
Service: 2
The ambience could be a little more pleasant, but the price-performance ratio is good.The foods offered are fresh and tasty.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 4
Great food, excellent
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delicious Cheesecake. At first I asked for the best item they sold and was given a tasty savory pastry with feta and spinach wrapped inside. This was good, but as I was finishing I was told the cheesecake was best and I would agree. Friendly Staff even though the person I talked with knew little about baking. Decent Prices. Clean Establishment. Overall I’d definitely swing by for more cheesecake :)
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
!❕Attention❕! Highly Delicious ❕
Walked in and the tattooed guy at the counter was on the phone. I waited for 5 minutes and no hello, no acknowledgement, no wave to say he sees me.I stop by the one on Robson often and try to support small businesses. I asked him when he would acknowledge me and says “I’m on the phone.” There is a sign on the door that says “Thanks for supporting small businesses”.Good luck with that. If your store closes, it’s your own fault. I decided to leave him with his two other customer.
Service: 1
I have purchased baklava from here and it’s really good! Would totally recommend!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Oh am I blown away by the food and service. Super friendly hostess with heavenly food. Can’t wait to come back again to try more pasty and the famous
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This small bakery inside the Robson Square Mall is amazing!!!I got some gorgeous-looking Turkish pastries for a friend and her family.They were happy, and the San Sebastián cheesecake was also a hit. My friend said it was so good!I hope more people will go support this place.The people who worked there were really nice as well!Vegetarian options: Most of the pastries are vegetarian but some have meat insideKid-friendliness: There aren’t a lot of seating but it definitely can be a kid friendly hang out spot ( probably not for big families )
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: San Sebastian Cheesecake, Bagel Feta Cheese Pogaca Feta Spinach Bourek and Ground Beef Bourek, Pastries, Stuffed Bagel
Amazing ?
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Simit Hand Made Sesame Twisted Bagel, Pastries, Baklava
Restaurantji Recommends
Delicious savory options and wow the best cheesecake of my
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delicious food and wonderfully hospitable people. One of my favourite spots in Vancouver.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
This place looks like a little bit of a hole in the wall and it’s hidden in the corridor of Broadway between Cambie and Main that’s getting torn up by construction, but it’s such a great find and absolutely worth checking out. They serve Turkish brunch and snacks, specializing in Turkish bagels, “simit”, hence the name.I was very curious about these special Turkish bagels and tried one in the “Aspendos” smoked salmon bagel sandwich. I loved the bagel! It reminded me of Montréal-style bagels, a little sweet, but with a unique texture because it’s so thin and twisted. The bagel and the rest of the ingredients were very fresh. I watched the person working (owner?) put together the sandwich and it was pretty impressive how careful he was arranging the slices of salmon and vegetables around the ring ifthe bagel. Because the hole in the middle is so large, it’s a different experience to eat a sandwich made with this kind of bagel, interesting! I also tried their almond pudding (I think it’s called keshkul but I’m not sure, maybe that’s something else) and a Turkish tea. The almond pudding had a nice strong almond flavour and a unique texture - it was a little grainier than standard pudding but not in a bad way. The tea was also quite strong but not bitter.The person who took and made my order was really friendly, and as mentioned above, put a lot of care into my sandwich. Because the items are made to order very precisely, it’s not the fastest.Check them out for something different! I really want to go back and try one of their Turkish breakfast plates!
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Service and food was amazing. The menemen was good and served in traditional serving pan. The potato gozleme was so good and the sülaç really hit the spot. Turkish coffee and tea were also great! Soundtrack also on point. Highly recommend.Vegetarian options: Many things are veg. I'm not sure what is vegan. Some items have cheese.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Simit Hand Made Sesame Twisted Bagel, Gozleme
This place looks like a little bit of a hole in the wall and it's hidden in the corridor of Broadway between Cambie and Main that's getting torn up by construction, but it's such a great find and absolutely worth checking out. They serve Turkish brunch and snacks, specializing in Turkish bagels, "simit", hence the name.I was very curious about these special Turkish bagels and tried one in the "Aspendos" smoked salmon bagel sandwich. I loved the bagel! It reminded me of Montréal-style bagels, a little sweet, but with a unique texture because it's so thin and twisted. The bagel and the rest of the ingredients were very fresh. I watched the person working (owner?) put together the sandwich and it was pretty impressive how careful he was arranging the slices of salmon and vegetables around the ring ifthe bagel. Because the hole in the middle is so large, it's a different experience to eat a sandwich made with this kind of bagel, interesting! I also tried their almond pudding (I think it's called keshkul but I'm not sure, maybe that's something else) and a Turkish tea. The almond pudding had a nice strong almond flavour and a unique texture - it was a little grainier than standard pudding but not in a bad way. The tea was also quite strong but not bitter.The person who took and made my order was really friendly, and as mentioned above, put a lot of care into my sandwich. Because the items are made to order very precisely, it's not the fastest.Check them out for something different! I really want to go back and try one of their Turkish breakfast plates!