Istanbul Cafe And Bakery

Loved this coffee shop/cafe. All the pastries were wonderful - and as noted in other reviews you can sample anything in the case. Had the Mothers Bfast - more than enough for 2.

Randomly stopped in here for lunch after seeing the good reviews and it did not disappoint! Everyone who worked there was extremely friendly and helpful from the moment we walked in, and the food was delicious- especially the doner baguette and beef borek. We will definitely come back next time we're in the neighborhood.

This is a good little place with very authentic Turkish food - don't let the location in a grocery store parking lot fool you. It's right off Leetsdale and Monaco, and they now have a couple of other locations too, which is good because it means they're doing well and growing. The food is very close to what we had in Turkey; I've now had all three meals of the day here, and all of them are just like what we saw on menus at the places we visited. They have a pretty legit Turkish breakfast spread, and then there's the sandwiches and wraps and pide and lahmacun and all the other great Turkish dishes. Oh, and there's a huge bakery component too, with lots of different varieties of baklava and other baked goods. You can come here for coffee and a pastry, or you can make a full meal here, but either way you should try it.

I had such an amazing meal here & such a good experience. Met a friend here for lunch, and the staff were so friendly. They let us try things & told us about menu items in detail - they were so eager to help & were clearly so pasnsionate about what they did. Any of the lunch plates would be amazing & they have so many things - you can find something no matter what you're in the mood for.

There was only 1 person working when I went in but she was very courteous throughout. Very friendly service. They have a variety of Turkish savory pastries (which is hard to find!) and a bunch of different types of baklava. They also offer Turkish tea. Tried the feta and spinach burek, the spiced potato burek, a few different types of baklava and a lasagne. Didn't care much for the baklava (have had better elsewhere) but everything else was good. Also had the Turkish bagel but it felt old/stale and I didn't enjoy that. Will be back to try more things though!

What a nice change from a regular coffee place . Delicious Turkish coffee and baklava.

One of my favorite bakeries in town (for baklava). Don't sleep on their dumplings either! I normally get the socust toast with egg it's too 5 breakfast sandwiches in town. Service is great and fast casual vibes

This will be our new weekly stop. Friendly staff, great pastries. We're taking home a bunch of sweets for later.

I saw this place from across the parking lot while stopping at the King Soopers last week and had to stop in. The cafe is clean and the display cases are full of scrumptious looking treats, both sweet and savory. The woman who helped me was really nice and gave a few complimentary samples to my son and I as well as to the man ahead of us when she learned that it was our first time in. I ordered 2 savory pastries- a potato stuffed and a spinach and feta stuffed. They were both good but I like the spinach and feta s little more because it was more flavorful. I also got a portion (3 pieces) of baklava and am so glad I dad- very yummy. My son is taking art classes in the neighborhood for the next month and I definitely plan to be back as I am excited to eat my way through their menu!

Stumbled on this gem in the strip mall next to King Soopers. First, the really nice staff guided us through a menu full of unfamiliar food, including providing samples so we could make informed decisions. We were there mid afternoon looking for a snack so we settled on Turkish coffee, Turkish tea, baklava, and an acma, which is somewhere between a croissant and a bagel. Delicious!! We'll definitely be back for breakfast or lunch, the savory items we sampled were really tempting.