I’m so happy to have stumbled upon this quaint little Turkish market during the art & wine Faire. So many gorgeous Turkish delights, pastries, baklava in the front case and they serve fresh Turkish coffee! Also so many interesting imported beverages (like flavored mineral waters), chocolates, nuts, snacks, teas and other neat pantry goods. I yearned for a cultural addition to Laurel street just like this one :)
Found this bazaar/grocery store one afternoon. On a Thursday afternoon in San Carlos it’s not busy at all and there’s parking close by. What a cool place! For $6 I tried Turkish coffee which is served with a small sweet called lokum. Rice pudding served with cinnamon and hazelnuts is $6.99. The store is carb heaven- so many kinds of Turkish sweets and cookies. Now to go to Istanbul!
You can enjoy an amazing coffee, tea and we love the Anatolian cheese! Also, perfect place to answer a couple of emails on one of the tables outside. Everybody working here is super kind!
Hey, it’s a unique store and you can get Turkish stuff you can’t find easily elsewhere.
We bought a couple Turkish delight rolls which are charged by weight. The fudge one was the best but the purple and pistachio nut one was also good.
The baklava was nice. Or overly sweet and just the right amount of crumblyness.
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Natasha Bartolome
a year agoI’m so happy to have stumbled upon this quaint little Turkish market during the art & wine Faire. So many gorgeous Turkish delights, pastries, baklava in the front case and they serve fresh Turkish coffee! Also so many interesting imported beverages (like flavored mineral waters), chocolates, nuts, snacks, teas and other neat pantry goods. I yearned for a cultural addition to Laurel street just like this one :)
Maria Villanueva
a year agoFound this bazaar/grocery store one afternoon. On a Thursday afternoon in San Carlos it’s not busy at all and there’s parking close by. What a cool place! For $6 I tried Turkish coffee which is served with a small sweet called lokum. Rice pudding served with cinnamon and hazelnuts is $6.99. The store is carb heaven- so many kinds of Turkish sweets and cookies. Now to go to Istanbul!
Maurizio Morri
4 months agoYou can enjoy an amazing coffee, tea and we love the Anatolian cheese! Also, perfect place to answer a couple of emails on one of the tables outside. Everybody working here is super kind!
G Lee
a year agoHey, it’s a unique store and you can get Turkish stuff you can’t find easily elsewhere. We bought a couple Turkish delight rolls which are charged by weight. The fudge one was the best but the purple and pistachio nut one was also good. The baklava was nice. Or overly sweet and just the right amount of crumblyness.
Yuri Nator
8 months agoAmazing store! So many products. The staff is very nice. Clean inside. I love their coffee and baklava too. Check this spot out if youre downtown!