Really enjoyed the specialty Turkish coffee and the beautiful decor.
The food items, unfortunately, weren’t as fresh as we hoped. Good flavour but wish they were fresher!
Felt welcomed right away. Great coffee in traditional Turkish style. Such a treat with delicious baklava and/or Turkish delight. Comfortable chairs. Great prices. And if Turkish isn’t your jam have a lavender latte!
Great local spot with a very cool menu. Came here on a Sunday afternoon and the place had a very intimate feel (although I’ve driven by this place while it was packed). Lots of interesting drinks, both gold and cold, and the bites all sounded tasty. We got the mango mint mocktail, biscoff, and even got to try Natalia’s favorite kiwi pineapple drink. All were so good and the service was even better. The pistachio cake was also a nice surprise. I think Natalia and the rest of the stuff really made our first experience amazing and it surely won’t be our last!
Good space to do work! This cafe has free wifi and ample seating, but it is consistently busy, so make sure to secure a table as soon as someone leaves. In terms of drink, I got the toffee ginger blast & it was good, but maybe not worth $7. The caramel was a bit too overpowering & tasted more like a caramel latte than ginger and toffee. In addition, the wifi is nice but it is a bit slow at times. They also have nice and welcoming staff! :)
I came here a few times when it first opened last year, and I would suggest coming here for drinks only. I came back today after a long time and was craving baklava. I paid $35 for 6 little pieces of baklava. It was $5.95 an order which I thought would come with more than one piece but it was price per piece!There was no line & just one person after me. Even though I ordered to go and didn’t want them heated, I still had to wait 7 mins to get them. Seems like operations still need to be improved in terms of being efficient. And their slices of cake are $10…,pretty steep if you ask me, considering you can get a slice of cake at Whole Foods for $7. If you want baklava, you’re better off ordering from Mediterranean Kitchen in Burlingame and getting 3 pieces for $7.95. Once again, if you want middle eastern drinks, you can get those here, and sit & enjoy if you have the time. This review is solely based on prices of the desserts, and operations.
T Prentice
a month agoReally enjoyed the specialty Turkish coffee and the beautiful decor. The food items, unfortunately, weren’t as fresh as we hoped. Good flavour but wish they were fresher!
Beverly Drever
a month agoFelt welcomed right away. Great coffee in traditional Turkish style. Such a treat with delicious baklava and/or Turkish delight. Comfortable chairs. Great prices. And if Turkish isn’t your jam have a lavender latte!
J M
5 months agoGreat local spot with a very cool menu. Came here on a Sunday afternoon and the place had a very intimate feel (although I’ve driven by this place while it was packed). Lots of interesting drinks, both gold and cold, and the bites all sounded tasty. We got the mango mint mocktail, biscoff, and even got to try Natalia’s favorite kiwi pineapple drink. All were so good and the service was even better. The pistachio cake was also a nice surprise. I think Natalia and the rest of the stuff really made our first experience amazing and it surely won’t be our last!
Mariel Camargo
2 months agoGood space to do work! This cafe has free wifi and ample seating, but it is consistently busy, so make sure to secure a table as soon as someone leaves. In terms of drink, I got the toffee ginger blast & it was good, but maybe not worth $7. The caramel was a bit too overpowering & tasted more like a caramel latte than ginger and toffee. In addition, the wifi is nice but it is a bit slow at times. They also have nice and welcoming staff! :)
Sarah Rebello
6 months agoI came here a few times when it first opened last year, and I would suggest coming here for drinks only. I came back today after a long time and was craving baklava. I paid $35 for 6 little pieces of baklava. It was $5.95 an order which I thought would come with more than one piece but it was price per piece!There was no line & just one person after me. Even though I ordered to go and didn’t want them heated, I still had to wait 7 mins to get them. Seems like operations still need to be improved in terms of being efficient. And their slices of cake are $10…,pretty steep if you ask me, considering you can get a slice of cake at Whole Foods for $7. If you want baklava, you’re better off ordering from Mediterranean Kitchen in Burlingame and getting 3 pieces for $7.95. Once again, if you want middle eastern drinks, you can get those here, and sit & enjoy if you have the time. This review is solely based on prices of the desserts, and operations.