Bebek Baklava

The best baklava I had in London. This was absolutely delicious, served with a Turkish tea. The owners were lovely, I asked the chef to pick the pastries for me and wasn't disappointed. I can only recommend it!!

Fantastic place for Turkish tea and baklava. They had a variety of baklava to choose from. The best one for me was the cold baklava, never had it before and the taste was absolutely amazing. I liked the decor and the ambiance. I would definitely recommend and I'm sure I will be back again soon. This is now are new dessert place after have super kebab!

Hands down the best Baklava I have ever tried in my life - even surpasses baklava that I’ve had in Turkey! We had the Kuru Baklava and it was truly perfection. We even walked back into the shop to commend them once we had left and tried it ! Highly recommend to all- we will be making this place a regular.

Owner was very nice, but one baklava for £7? Prices are not displayed on purpose, and I think if you’re not Turkish, you are a prime target to get scammed! Beware!

I have been shopping them since they open. They are still doing quality and delicious desserts. Price are affordable. Thanks. Recommended!

Baklava is a Turkish sweet and many of us that live in the UK with a sweet tooth have tried. If you like pistachio nuts, you definitely have. I have enjoyed baklava for many years but was always disappointed with the consistency and quality – too sweet, too dry (over cooked), so whenever I found good baklava I’ve treated myself. One day while at a friend’s house I noticed a great looking packaged box on the table – he saw me looking and asked if I liked baklava, my eyes lit up of course. From the first bite I was in heaven. This wasn’t the baklava that I had previously - eaten - this was pure heaven. The smell of rose lingered, the consistency was just spectacular. Since that day I would say I’ve spent nearly £200 and can’t wait to spend another £200. This is without a doubt, the best baklava I have ever had. Ahmed, the artisan behind all the traditional creations produced, is someone who bakes from the soul and has pride in his work. Don’t just take my word for it.

I visited this place twice. On my first visit, I bought half a kilogram of baklava for 15 quids, which proved to be good value for money. Even after several days in the refrigerator, its taste remained good. On my second visit, I stopped in for a quick bite. I ordered a portion of kadayif and a cup of chamomile tea. I noticed they offer a wide variety of teas, each with an artisan touch. The chamomile tea, in particular, was delightful. While sitting there, I even saw them preparing the baklava, which made me appreciate that all their pastries are homemade and fresh.

Went for a kebab and wanted to have dessert with the lads found this gem when walking around. We had Turkish tea and baklawa. The milk baklawa was very nice I've never had it before.