Nahita Bakery

I stopped by this Turkish café for what was supposed to be just a quick coffee, but once I saw they also served dinner, I decided to stay and eat. I started with a traditional Turkish coffee and a slice of Revani, their classic semolina cake. The coffee came in the usual small cup, strong and bold, brewed in true Mediterranean style — simple and excellent. The Revani was moist and soaked in sugar syrup, topped with crushed pistachios. Sweet but not overpowering, it had a delicate aroma and almost reminded me of an Indian-style syrupy dessert. The portion was generous, so I ended up finishing it in two rounds. For dinner, I ordered a Turkish flatbread topped with what tasted like a sliced beef sausage, cheese - somewhat pizza-like in appearance, but distinctly different in flavor and texture. It was filling and satisfying, though a bit greasy, especially underneath, likely from the cheese and meat. Thankfully, it was served with a fresh side salad of lettuce, tomato, and lemon, which added brightness and balance to the meal. They have a wide variety of Turkish and Mediterranean pastries and desserts, and I’d definitely return to explore more - maybe even try a proper Turkish breakfast next time. The café has a large dining room, and when I visited, part of it seemed pre-booked for Ramadan gatherings with set meals. I sat in a side corner and enjoyed my food. Service was a bit slow, I had to ask a few times for basic things like a fork and napkins, but overall, the vibe was warm and lively. Food-wise, I really enjoyed it, and I’m definitely going back for more. Highly recommended if you enjoy exploring different cuisines and Mediterranean flavors.

Nahita’s Bakery is a casual cafe with a small storefront that opens into a surprisingly expansive dining area.The ample seating, self-serve Turkish tea, and generous portions — the "for two" special easily feeds three — make it a great brunch spot to linger and chat with good company. The food is impressively plated with individual small ramekins for a soft creamy cheese, a crumblier and saltier cheese, olives, jam, honey and kaymak cream mix, sujuk Turkish spiced sausage, and sliced cucumber and tomatoes. The wide variety of condiments covered the range of flavors from the briny olives, umami-packed sujuk and tomatoes, bright and fruity jam, sweet honey, and Turkish tea that you dilute to your preferred level of bitterness. However I did think that the jam was a little watery and could have been set firmer with more pectin. The honey was on the astringent side, so do mix it will with the kaymak cream to round it out. Four different types of pastries that served as a canvas for all these condiments. The toasted sesame seeds on the simit bagel gave each bite a roasty note and satisfying crunch, and paired with the creamy cheese. The pogacha cheese bun was softer and pillowy, which contrasted nicely with the crumblier cheese. The spinach börek has light, flaky layers that must be served very warm for the layers to not collapse and become dense. On our first visit we were lucky to have it fresh from the oven, cut and served to us right at the counter. On our second visit it was reheated but not quite enough and the difference showed. The highlight was the çılbır poached eggs with pida flatbread. Despite the fiery-looking bright red seasoned oil, the dish was actually gently seasoned. The pida bread on its own is hard and chewy but worked well for dipping in the yogurt and liquid yolk. The wide variety of pastries and condiments make this a great option for breakfast with a group. It’s a real treat especially especially if you happen to arrive just as a fresh batch comes out of the oven.

Parking is not an issue which makes visiting easy. That said, lines can get long depending on the time of day and day of the week. We visited on a Sunday morning and waited about 15–20 minutes, but it was well worth it. We ordered Nahita’s Special Breakfast Plate and chose menemen as our special and spinach borek.It was absolutely amazing, comforting, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. The borek was flaky, fresh, crispy and delicious. One of the biggest highlights is their unlimited tea option (paid upfront). Having freshly brewed tea available throughout the meal is a huge plus and really completes the experience. We ended breakfast on a sweet note with pistachio and walnut baklava (each), which were rich, fresh, and the perfect way to wrap up the meal. Overall, they offer great food, a welcoming setup, and an authentic Turkish breakfast experience. Even with the wait, it’s absolutely worth a visit.

Great place for afternoon coffee/tea! We got potato borek and olive achma and enjoyed both. Turkish tea came with unlimited refills and was delicious. I think it would be a great place to work as well; the seating area is quite spacious and I was getting very strong Xfinity signal.

Both the spinach and cheese borek and the beef borek are delicious and flaky. The frozen beef boreks at the store don’t compare to these. The olive pogaca and achma are also delicious. Try the borek plate if you have a chance to sit! There’s open seating, wifi, and unlimited tea in the dining room. The folks working there are wonderful. Always enjoy visiting Nahita when I’m in the area!

Love their baked goods and tea. Got their Nahitas Plate with menemen and that's definitely a 3-4 person portion of food. All the breads are so good! The beef borek was flakey and their olive pogacha was also delicious! The cheeses and cream in the honey for their sides tasted super fresh. I think the menemen wasnt salty or spiced enough for me but still very good. I think I'll try the poached eggs next time. The cashier at the front taking our order was really accommodating and answered a lot of our questions! Although there was a line, once they took our order service was super quick! There's a side room where youre self seated and there was plenty of space when I went

Tried Turkish brunch for the first time today 🇹🇷 I noticed this place before when we came here for Nepalese food, and finally got to try it today. We arrived around 9am on Sunday and it wasn’t too busy yet, but after 10 it started to get crowded. We ordered the Turkish breakfast for two – everything in the photo is included, except the pistachio dessert at the top. The highlight for me was definitely the bread! There were four different kinds, and a couple of them had butter or spices inside – so good. The egg dish tasted a lot like scrambled eggs with tomatoes. On the side, there were jams, veggies, and something like cured meat. Normally I drink black coffee, but I tried their Turkish tea this time – it was really good, and unlimited refills too ☕️. As a carb lover, I was so satisfied 😆. If you haven’t tried Turkish breakfast before, I really recommend it – delicious and such a fun experience. Can’t wait to come back and try other dishes next time!

Incredibly tasty yet healthy Turkish breakfast. We visited a saturday morning for brunch. There was a long line but worth waiting. As you order, you don’t wait. Most of the dishes are immediate. Tea is delicious, fresh and unlimited 😉 The place is crowded but not overwhelming. Actually I enjoyed having breakfast with many others.

Everything a Turk expects from a breakfast is here. The cold dishes are standard, but the hot dishes gor breakfast are amazing. Unlimited tea and a soccer on a big screen are definite highlights. I do wish the interior were a bit more modern, it feels slightly improvised. But hey, we found it, so no complaints My clear favorite is the minced meat borek.

Tried Nahita Bakery for the first time and it was incredible. We ordered the simit (Turkish sesame bagel), borek with beef, pogacha cheese bun, and the chocolate açma- and every single item was delicious. The simit was perfect: crisp on the outside, soft on the inside, and great with a little cream cheese. The borek with beef had tons of flavor and a wonderfully flaky pastry. The pogacha cheese bun was simple- just bread and cheese- but they do it really well. The standout favorite was the chocolate açma. It was the perfect sweet pastry -soft, lightly sweet, and filled with rich chocolate that wasn't overly sugary. The chocolate was spread evenly throughout, making every bite great. Service was smooth with no issues at all, and the shop itself is a cute little spot- warm, clean, and welcoming. I'm already looking forward to going back to try their lahmacun (Turkish pizza), which is only available during lunch, and their Turkish coffee. If it's anything like the pastries, I know it'll be fantastic. Overall, Nahita Bakery is a gem- authentic, delicious, and absolutely worth a visit.

Deeply disappointing experience at Nahita Bakery I have known this breakfast place since they barely started, and it's disappointing to see how much it has changed. The manager was mean, and there is no clear protocol on how to line up or order food. Customers are treated like a number instead of valued guests. There is also no protocol or sign on the tables indicating that they are reserved, which shows a lack of professionalism and poor management. This needs to be reviewed seriously. I used to recommend this place to everyone, but not anymore. It's sad to see how they now treat loyal customers who supported them from the beginning. I will never go back and suggest going somewhere that treats customers with respect and proper service.

One of our favorite family owned venue on the peninsula. Friendly staff greeted us warmly. The food is simple and well prepared, and we feel taken care of. Free tea station. Great for both family gathering and small groups.

It was our first visit, so we tried the Nahita breakfast platter as an introduction. The platter included Sucuklu Yumurta (fried eggs with Turkish sausage), freshly baked simit (sesame bread), börek (savory pastries), cheeses, olives, and homemade jams. Guests also enjoy unlimited Turkish tea with their meal. It's quite a generous spread for two people, though I'd recommend ordering an extra egg dish if you're dining with more guests. The bread portions were especially generous -- and they tasted even better toasted the next day. I'd definitely return for the breads and other protein dishes.

This review is solely for service and I personally love the food here and I have been a costumer since this place was just a little kitchen with two ladies and a guy in it. Am really happy that Nahita has grown drastically from the past two years and love to see such a good food being served and noticed, however, you guys need to really work on your costumer service like people are rude working there! First, we came in on Saturday for breakfast and there was no signs on what to do and what not to do. We walked in, found a table for our group and started looking at the menu. 10 min later we asked to get more seats for our friends and the waitress said oh you need to have a reservation and also u need to stand in line order food, get a number then sit. We were surprised because no signs saying that, and no one at the door was telling us to do that so we will not just assume we had to do that. Besides, when we walked in there was no line!! However, the guys went to order while we women sat waiting, the head staff was looking curiously at us for few minutes then came by and said why you guys don't have a number on the table. I told him our husbands are placing the order, he said well u should wait outside and once u have a number you sit. I mean we had babies and stroller and so much to carry around at that moment he could of said it in a nice way. My husband on the other side tried to order from the lunch menu that starts at 12 or something and it was already 12 and the cashier said we don't serve this until 2 pm so my husband said but it says here at 12 and the cashier said I TOLD YOU AT 2. He didn't say sorry or anything... I mean I really understand the culture this bakery is coming from but here if u want to do business your culture should be altered to fit on the international standards of good hospitality and management.

Nahita Bakery is an authentic Turkish bakery with a spacious dining room, unlimited Turkish tea, and freshly baked pida, an airy Turkish bread with a chewy, seeded exterior. The thing to order for a full Turkish breakfast experience is the Nahita's Special, which came with simit (a sesame seed ring bread), pogacha (a soft pastry filled with cheese), borek (a crispy layered pastry), and a hot egg dish, along with a spread of cucumber/tomatoes, olives, two types of cheese, pastirma (thinly sliced cured beef), an orange jam, and kaymak & honey. I tried two of their eggs dishes, including Menemen (scrambled eggs with tomatoes, green peppers, and paprika) and Cilbir (poached eggs with garlic yogurt, drizzled with butter sauce). Both of these were perfect for dipping and eating with the pida bread on the side. But my favorite item of all was definitely the boreks--I tried the versions filled with ground beef and with spinach/cheese, and both of these layered pastries had a nice crispy texture and salty filling. Overall, the food here was absolutely delicious and came at a great value, and the service was quick and friendly.

Finally went with my husband and daughter to try Nahita's Bakery's Turkish breakfast. We got the Nahita's Special for 2. We were very pleasantly surprised. The spinach borek was so tasty, the sesame simit very light. The cheeses and cream, jam were delicious on the different breads. Everything was great- eggs, vegetables. We also enjoyed the self serve tea. Nice ambiance and service good. Our daughter is already requesting to go back.

Had a lovely breakfast at Nahita Bakery -- super cozy spot with some standout dishes. We got the poached eggs, which were perfectly cooked and served with a really flavorful sauce and fresh bread to soak it all up. Simple but so satisfying. Also tried the börek, and it was buttery, flaky, and filled just right. Definitely a comfort food vibe, but still felt light. The Turkish coffee was strong and smooth -- bold without being bitter. Great way to finish the meal. Everything felt thoughtfully made and not rushed. Would totally come back to try more of their pastries.

I placed a delivery order , was fast but unfortunately half of my order was on sold out items (sweet pastries) and I have to pay $ 15 for delivery fee, because with out the sweet pastries , I didn't reach the minimum order for a free delivery. the savory food wasn't bad , unfortunately is the same dough with different filling. the delivery person was nice and respectful. probably I will give them another chance to treat my self with some sweet pastries.

We had Nahita's special. It is more than enough for 2 people. We ate with 3 people and ordered additional borek and simit when our 4th friend coming. It was delicious. We choose menemen eggs with tomatoes. You choose with sausage. Nahita's special comes with 2 teas. Even when you order tea, you get unlimited refills. Service is great. Indoor dining only. You can sense diverse culture coming and having breakfast and chat with their friends and family. Ton of parking available at the plaza's parking.

Finally had a chance to try out a fresh baked Simit. Friendly welcome at the entrance, great menu and fresh tasting food! Loved the descriptive tea strength sign, so thoughtful. I had a wonderful breakfast meal and food came pretty fast. Also loved that you can order breakfast items late in the day!!! For a bakery, there are plenty of tables available for a sit down meal.

Incredibly tasty yet healthy Turkish breakfast. We visited a saturday morning for brunch. There was a long line but worth waiting. As you order, you don't wait. Most of the dishes are immediate. Tea is delicious, fresh and unlimited The place is crowded but not overwhelming. Actually I enjoyed having breakfast with many others.

I really wanted to like this place after reading all the amazing reviews, but in really I found the food to be underwhelming at best. The shakshuka was undercooked and too runny, felt unhygienic just by looking at it. We couldn't eat beyond a bite. The borek was okay but did not stand out. Desserts were meh.

I'm happy to see this business grow and thrive. Since my last visit, they expanded operations, taking over the space of the business Nextdoor, and opened a larger dining area. Even with the extra space, there was a line out the door and a bustling atmosphere in the dining room. The food is as good as ever. Same quality, same portions, same price. Today we indulged in our favorite plate, the Nahita's Special for two, choosing spinach filling for our borek and cilbir (poached eggs in yogurt) for the egg dish. In addition to the aforementioned items, the special comes with a variety of tasty breads, spreads, veggies, olives, cured beef, and unlimited hot tea for two. We will continue to be regular customers and wish this business the best!

Homey casual and warm bakery/restaurant we discovered a couple of weeks ago, and it is so great that I have been there 3 times already. They have great freshly baked bread and stuffed rolls along with Turkish breakfast items. The baked goods are fresh and made throughout the day. The traditional Turkish tea is always ready and it is a self serve style. The staff is warm and helpful. Since it is the month of Ramadan, they do serve full dinner menu at sunset and it gets packed by sunset. It is such a great joy feeling the community gathering there for breaking their fast. Young and old, small and large families... Will definitely be back soon to introduce more friends to this lovely place.

Bay area need more fun place and different food and coffee shops like that. Food was great, fun to eat little little stuff , service was great, for sure we are going back. so many people were enjoying their food, Ambiance was nice seeing more people having fun in SAN JOSE, since us nothing to do in here.

Today I went to Nahita Bakery for the first time and I purchased some of their pastries to go. I can tell you that this place is as authentic as it gets besides going to Turkiye. I have not tasted any other bakery like this in the US that comes so close to and surpasses the pastries I ate in Turkiye. I just wish I lived closer. I will definitely visit again when I'm in the area..

We've been here twice now and it's been pretty good. Food delicious, fresh, and fast. Unlimited Turkish tea is definitely a crowd favorite. It feels like a family owned operation with strong community support. The line can be slow - would suggest coming before 10am or after 12pm on the weekends. Pricing is not the cheapest - basically on par with other Bay Area places - but where they stand out is it feels authentic and I can't think of other places offering similar menu items. Can tell they are still fine tuning operations and figuring out how to manage all the customers but overall it's a nice place. Hope they continue to do well!

It was our first time here. This is a Turkish and Ottoman bakery. We thought the employees were very friendly and patiently explained to us what the bakery items were. There were quite a few tables filled with families and couples. We ordered the menemen (shakshuka). This version is more scrambled eggs than eggs poached in a tomato sauce. It's still hearty. It came with fresh pida bread. We had a sweet borek and cheesy borek. Yum! Turkish coffees had a good flavor. The Turkish delight is very fresh and so much better than the boxed stuff.

New favorite breakfast/brunch place for sure! I love family style eating and this place is perfect for it. We ordered the Nahita's special which includes so much food. They have simit and pogacha, small plates of olives, cheeses, jams, honey, and some veggies, an order of an egg dish, and an order of borek. Also there is an unlimited supply of bread and Turkish tea with these orders, it's wonderful. It was more than enough for all of us to share. Despite it being a busy weekend morning, we didn't have much of a wait for a table or food. I'd be interested in coming back to try their lunch and dinner options but for now, their breakfast has my heart (:

(but experience was 3/5) -- Great food, but I've felt a bit out of place I want to preface this by saying that while my actual experience here was closer to a 3 out of 5, I'm rating Nahita Bakery five stars. As a small business owner myself, I understand how heavily reviews can impact a business's reputation. My goal isn't to bring down their overall rating -- it's simply to share honest feedback and highlight a few things I experienced that I hope the owners and team might take into consideration. I've visited Nahita twice now, and the food has been consistently great. I usually get the Turkish breakfast with a Turkish coffee -- it's flavorful, fresh, and beautifully presented. The space itself is charming and low-key, with a casual, almost cafeteria-style feel where people seem to gather for relaxed breakfasts or tea. On my first visit, I didn't know how things worked, but the cashier was kind and walked me through it. I was also able to choose a pastry with my meal, which I assumed was included. On my second visit, I tried to do the same (I asked for the börek), but was told it only comes with its standard bread. After reviewing the menu, I now realize that was probably a misunderstanding on my part the first time. Not a huge deal, but a bit confusing in the moment. The second visit also had a few misses. I never received the Turkish coffee I ordered, but I'm shy and didn't feel comfortable speaking up about it. The staff wasn't rude, but I didn't feel especially welcomed either. The interaction felt a bit brisk, and I did notice that they were much more friendly and conversational with regulars or customers who seemed to be part of the cultural community. More broadly, I just felt out of place. I had a few moments -- saying "excuse me" and getting stared at, holding the door and receiving no acknowledgment -- that left me feeling awkward. I even tried to ask another customer a quick question, and they walked away without a word. These may seem small, but together they gave me the impression that I didn't quite belong. It's not something I think the restaurant is doing intentionally -- and certainly not something I hold against them -- but it's still how I felt while there. Afterward, I read some other reviews and noticed I'm not alone. One customer described being told something was unavailable, only to see that same item given to another customer who spoke the native language. That kind of thing reinforces the feeling that there may be some unintentional bias at play. That said -- I do genuinely enjoy the food, and I'd like to return. I just hope sharing this might offer a bit of insight into how someone outside the usual crowd may experience the space. A little extra warmth and clarity could go a long way in making everyone feel more welcome.

What a delightful spot! It popped up during a search for breakfast and a Turkish breakfast sounded interesting. It was hard to find it since they don't have signage and are located inside an Ice cream store. They actually came out to guide me to the location which was super nice. It is pretty basic inside ... what's not basic is the food itself. I got the full breakfast which came with a variety of breads, cheeses, olives, bagel, eggs, unlimited Turkish tea and my favorite the beef borek! The people who work here are super earnest and nice. I wish them tremendous success and can't wait to go back.

Storefront sign: Cup N' Cone Mismatch Punky Brewster wall colors. Tacky faux wisteria hanging plants. When the aesthetics takes a backseat to food, I'm here for it! If it weren't for Yelp, I would have never found Nahita Bakery...one of the few Turkish Bakeries in the Bay Area. They share a space with an ice cream shop. Open for takeout, delivery, and indoor dining only. We bought drinks at Zanatto's so we can dine outside. M E N U Simit: Turkish Sesame Bagel ($3.49), Poğaça: Turkish Cheese Buns ($2.99), Açma: Turkish Bagel Bread ($3.99), Börek: Turkish Savory Pastry ($9.50-$18.99), Su Böreği: Water Börek ($8.99 - $59.99) Baklava ($1.99), Halka Tatlısı: Turkish Churros ($2.99), and Tulumba: Fried Sweet Dough (99 cents). They also serve Turkish Breakfast - Sucuklu Yumurta: Fried Eggs & Sausage ($12.99), Menemen: Scrambled Eggs & Tomatoes ($12.49), and more. Free self-serve Turkish tea. F O O D * Börek: Turkish Savory Pastry (1/2 portion - $9.50): https://tinyurl.com/v35h5vu8 - Choice of cheese, spinach, potato, or beef (my choice) Fresh out of the oven, the börek was hot and crunchy with flaky phyllo layers and ground beef filling. It's quite rich and the ground beef didn't seem to be seasoned so I was yearning for a dip or hot sauce. Next time, I'll try the spinach or potato börek. S E R V I C E Kind service. There was a 25 minute wait for the freshly baked börek. A M B I A N C E Bright and colorful with about 8-10 tables. P A R K I N G Plentiful parking in the plaza. Overall, Nahita Bakery seems to be an under the radar Turkish Bakery that's popular through word of mouth. Def worth a visit if you're in the area!

I come here almost every week! Their Turkish breakfast is always fresh, delicious, and beautifully served. The pastries are baked to perfection, especially the simit and börek. The atmosphere feels so warm and welcoming, and the staff are always kind and attentive. It's the perfect place to start the day with great food and a cozy vibe!

We had the breakfast plate for two with Turkish tea! It was so yummy. Simple but a delight. Super kids friendly with the owner/staff little kid around the tables. Loved the vibe. Very authentic and friendly staff.

Tried this place for the first time! Love everything i tried and customer service was excellent! Everyone was very helpful and the person that helped me was very patient at explaining the menu. The place gets pretty busy too! Will be back for sure

We had Turkish breakfast at Nahita Bakery and it was fantastic. Everything was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Great spot for a delicious and authentic breakfast!

Discovered this Turkish breakfast place in The De Anza plaza and was completely satisfied by the food - generous amount, elite flavor, and balanced diet 10/10 recommend

We ordered Nahita's Special, which came with freshly baked breads, a lovely assortment of spreads and jams, and tea. We ordered Turkish coffee on the side as well. It was plenty of food for two people. As a bread lover, I have to say the pastries here are SO good. The flakiness was just perfection. I wasn't familiar with Turkish food, and the staff patiently explained each kind and made great recommendations.

My friend, who is from Turkey, took us to this legit Turkish breakfast spot! I can't even tell you what we had, but it was good and fun. The breads were all different and you eat it with cheese, honey, olives, meat, jam, and other stuff &.4/10. All the egg dishes were tasty. The poached egg over yogurt was interesting, but the eggs were overcooked 6/10. Turkish tea is awesome 8.5/10. My favorite was this puff pastry thing with cheese and meat in it 8.6/10. Turkish coffee is nice and strong.

I drove 20 minutes to try this place, expecting a decent Turkish breakfast. When I arrived, I ordered Menemen, some honey, and tea. I specifically asked for börek, and they told me it would be ready in 5 minutes -- so I waited. When the Menemen finally arrived, it was terrible. The tomato wasn't even cooked properly -- it was basically raw -- and the whole dish tasted off. Easily one of the worst Menemen dishes I've ever had. I've had it many times in Turkey, and it was always delicious there. This one? Not even close. I've attached a picture to show what they served me. After that, I asked the girls working there for the börek. I could clearly see the tray was still half full, but she refused to give me any. A few minutes later, some Turkish-speaking customers arrived and she served them the börek -- no problem. When I asked again, she suddenly said it was "sold out." Right -- sold out, but only for me? The girl at the front was also very rude -- no hello, no smile, just straight-up attitude. I didn't feel welcome at all. So I drove 20 minutes for this? A raw-tasting Menemen, rude service, and a side of discrimination? Not worth it. They clearly treat Turkish customers better than non-Turkish ones, which is unacceptable. Unless they seriously improve their service and stop discriminating, I absolutely do not recommend this place.

Nahita is our family's favorite place to eat. We've always loved Turkish breakfast and Turkish cuisine overall, but a few years ago there weren't many places where you could try truly authentic Turkish food. I'm so happy this place exists. We usually come here for breakfast or dinner. We love Nahita's boreks, simits, Turkish baklavas, unlimited tea, pides, and lahmajuns so much -- especially their pides, which are always delicious. I also really appreciate the staff's friendly service and warm hospitality.

Came here for breakfast on a Saturday and it was super popular! It felt a bit chaotic with the seating situation but the wait wasn't too bad overall. Definitely a very carb heavy place! We ordered the yogurt with egg dish which can with unlimited bread (though the bread was a bit hard!). We also got the pagocha to-go which was really good! Even after reheating it, the bread stayed soft and tasty. We thought the coffees were so-so. Would come back to try their other pastries!

Best Turkish breakfast ever with unlimited tea , it wont take long to prepare your order, the quality of food is amazing

Best sumit in the Bay Area! We even saw the baker baking it. We had the fried eggs and sucuk and some other pastries. All fresh and good. Love the tea as always. The place is lively decorated and casual, makes you feel welcome and comfy. Server was friendly and we were watching euro soccer games in there.

Recently went to Nahita to try a spot offering authentic Turkish breakfast and especially Borek. When you walk in, it's a quite open space, plenty of seating inside and a few tables outside. We were seated within 5 minutes during the afternoon on Saturday. The kitchen is open, and you can see them constantly making fresh dough for Pidas or even borek, as well as pastries. You do have to order at the cashier and they're helpful in suggesting other options if they're sold out of a certain dish. Overall, I enjoyed my experience, the food was flavorful, and I do love the overall casual ambiance. Plus they're halal which is a huge plus!

Best Turkish bakery, great owners and new remodeled space in sunnyvale. Best borek, need to try their breakfast plates. Oh and their olive bread

I am a big fan of Turkish pastries and have had quite a few great experiences in my home country So when I read about this place I had to check it out We got the cheese borek (very good , crispy and rich filling 4.1/5) and the water borek (even better , very soft and juicy dough , good among of filling. 4.4/5) They seem to have a few other interesting options and also have breakfast items like shakshuka . We'll be back to sample some of these

To the owner: we have been following you from your temp Palo Alto location, even briefly at baraka market. Now, we are happy to see you have good business at your new location, not sure how long it will continue if you set up strange rule. nothing wrong with them but to follow your rules became difficult for them. So for today incident it was shock and sadden for my Sunday morning. Your staff was nicely kick us (me and my toddler) out from the restaurant because we don't have a number tag while my husband to go get food. For heaven sake, if you have larger group and with children, do not come to this restaurant, the new policy is that your whole family and friends all need to wait in line to get their food so they can be fairly seated.

Excellent service, great food (had the Nahita special) and spacious ambiance. Really enjoyed the Turkish tea and bread. Also, some baklava was provided on the house, which was a nice treat! Will definitely be back soon to try their Turkish pide. I highly recommend

Came here with my family and ordered the shakshuka, simit, borek with meat, and turkish tea! Everything was so so delicious and the staff were all super nice. Love that the tea has unlimited refills! Atmosphere was also so nice, perfect to sit and chat. I would definitely come here again!!!!!!

Amazing Turkish breakfast Staff is extremely helpful and kind. Food was delicious. Definetely will be coming back!

This has to be one of my best morning turkish breakfast place. The foods seemed to have been baked very fresh & preapred right infront. It is quite busy in the morning. I orderd their Nahita special which had menemen and cilbir. Both the dishes tasted awesome. The prep & service was really quick. The kurdish borek with the powder sugar was another good one.The staff were very friendly & quick to serve. I would love for them to decorate the walls a little more to create some vibes insted of the all white walls. Will be back soon again !

Run, don't walk to this amazing women owned bakery! We have tried several baked goods and all are freshly prepared using quality ingredients. The bakery kitchen is open and one can see the bakers busy preparing all sorts of delicious items. Service is fast and courteous. Looking forward to trying a traditional Turkish breakfast soon.

I've been here twice already and both times we've had a great experience, thank God. The tea and breakfast items are so delicious and fresh! Worth checking out.

We had brunch, late breakfast here and we loved it. The food and service were wonderful. I am glad they have tables outside as it was a nice, sunny day. Kahvaltı or Turkish breakfast was voted the best breakfast in the world recently and you will know why once you try it. Also, this was the first time I had salep in the US. In Bosnia and other places, we drink it during winter months, but I had to have it. Elinize sağlık.

Breakfast it's perfect The breakfast was really great and Mr. Tugay was very kind and hospitable. I recommend this place.

Good food and atmosphere. It seems to be family owned. If you want to experience authentic Turkish culture, this is the place.