Food was made fresh and it was delicious. The Turkish tea was very tasty and complemented the simit sandwiches.
Brandon Gomes
I love Middle Eastern pastries and the turkish variety provide some of the best. This place is a must try. Get the simit with kaymak, and try their crispy borek with any of the fillings. The service was amazing, they answered all of our questions about the food. The tea was lovely too, I'm sure the coffee will be amazing. Great for a brunch spot or just to grab a bite. Would recommend if you're out near Westland area.
Upon first visit this place is really great ? we got feta, meat and potato borek and Sujuk and cheese lahcmajun, all highly tasty!! The cay is brewed well, tastes like oranges. Good wintertime breakfast/lunch food. They also have some Turkish grocery essentials like ayran, cay, beysz penir etc.. decent prices, extremely friendly service as well. We will have to come back soon!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Batoul America
I like it,very nice and classyFood is really
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kim Perlman
I purchased a dozen simit and five savory pastries plus a Turkish coffee. My total was $77 dollars. Very expensive and the quality taste wise was bland. I won’t be going back. Very disappointed.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
Khalil Dakhlallah
I bought a Zaatar pie, a cheese pie and a sweet. The food wasn'tthatgood, and the prices were high. Won't go back again.
The bakery is small but cozy, and the staff is friendly and welcoming. I tried their simit, a Turkish bagel, and the meat pies and they were delicious. The Simit was perfectly toasted and had a flavorful sesame seed coating. Overall, the food was delicious, the owner was friendly, and the prices were reasonable. I would definitely recommend this bakery to anyone looking for a taste of Turkish bakes.
Ms. Melissa Hassig
Amazing food and the owners are so nice! Highly recommend everything the offer!
yasemin a
Coming from a Turk, this is the closest you're going to get to authentic Turkish food. I feel like this place is so underrated! There food is phenomenal and this place definitely deserves more attention!
Andrew M.
First visit. Wowed! Great savory Turkish pastries. Got a cheese, as well as a meat borek, simit (Turkish bread/bagel), and some Turkish delight candy. All fantastic! Did not take pics, but this place is so unique. A must visit. Will return soon for some Turkish coffee and/or tea and more pastries.
Mo Hassan
Very welcoming and generous owner. We tried the simit, the pide, borek, and kaymak were all outstanding! Beautiful cafe with an authentic taste of Turkiye. Highly recommend!
fantastic
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Over priced & below average quality.
Atmosphere: 1
Food: 1
Service: 1
They also have Turkish coffee delicious food and so
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Spinach Crispy Börek, Cheese Pide, Cheese Crispy Börek
Food was made fresh and it was delicious. The Turkish tea was very tasty and complemented the simit sandwiches.
I love Middle Eastern pastries and the turkish variety provide some of the best. This place is a must try. Get the simit with kaymak, and try their crispy borek with any of the fillings. The service was amazing, they answered all of our questions about the food. The tea was lovely too, I'm sure the coffee will be amazing. Great for a brunch spot or just to grab a bite. Would recommend if you're out near Westland area.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Borek, Simit, Dill Cream Cheese Pogaça, Potatoes Pogaça
Upon first visit this place is really great ? we got feta, meat and potato borek and Sujuk and cheese lahcmajun, all highly tasty!! The cay is brewed well, tastes like oranges. Good wintertime breakfast/lunch food. They also have some Turkish grocery essentials like ayran, cay, beysz penir etc.. decent prices, extremely friendly service as well. We will have to come back soon!!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I like it,very nice and classyFood is really
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I purchased a dozen simit and five savory pastries plus a Turkish coffee. My total was $77 dollars. Very expensive and the quality taste wise was bland. I won’t be going back. Very disappointed.
Atmosphere: 2
Food: 2
Service: 3
I bought a Zaatar pie, a cheese pie and a sweet. The food wasn'tthatgood, and the prices were high. Won't go back again.
The food is amazing there I beg you to try it???
Restaurantji Recommends
The bakery is small but cozy, and the staff is friendly and welcoming. I tried their simit, a Turkish bagel, and the meat pies and they were delicious. The Simit was perfectly toasted and had a flavorful sesame seed coating. Overall, the food was delicious, the owner was friendly, and the prices were reasonable. I would definitely recommend this bakery to anyone looking for a taste of Turkish bakes.
Amazing food and the owners are so nice! Highly recommend everything the offer!
Coming from a Turk, this is the closest you're going to get to authentic Turkish food. I feel like this place is so underrated! There food is phenomenal and this place definitely deserves more attention!
First visit. Wowed! Great savory Turkish pastries. Got a cheese, as well as a meat borek, simit (Turkish bread/bagel), and some Turkish delight candy. All fantastic! Did not take pics, but this place is so unique. A must visit. Will return soon for some Turkish coffee and/or tea and more pastries.
Very welcoming and generous owner. We tried the simit, the pide, borek, and kaymak were all outstanding! Beautiful cafe with an authentic taste of Turkiye. Highly recommend!