Tulip Cafe

I had them on my list awhile but kept forgetting to stop by. I finally did late morning. Not busy!I ordered the Turkish bagel and the blue sky latte which has vanilla and lavender. The bagel was fantastic! I'm not a huge feta person since it's sometimes overpowering but they didn't put too much in it. The bread was soft and almost croissant-like but def tasted freshly made.They do not have dairy free alternatives so I took one for the team and still went for the iced latte. Strong espresso which is how I like it! No stomach pain afterwards either.I'll be back to try another pastry!

Just west if the hayden/sawmill intersection is Hayden Run Plazza (on Hayden Rd is an amazing Turkish bakery/coffee shop that is locally owned by two women! Homemade cookies, cakes, flatbreads, turkish bagels along with a few sandwiches and hand held rolls (called Lahmacon) The coffee is great. Its the same as the espresso air coffee in Westerville (same family) Highly recommend! I like to support local small shops and womem owned places. The two families that own this are just so nice, too! Service is excellent. It makes it easy to want to be a regular here as it just is so very good. Its as simple as that. Come try it!

When learning this was our first time, the worker was so kind about explaining what everything was. And everything sounded so good! Sadly, we were just stopping by to get something quick before we headed out to lunch, so we were only able to try the pistachio baklava, but I would definitely come back to try the other food and desserts!The pistachio baklava was delicious! It was a little smaller than I expected but actually eating it, it was the perfect size. Perfect size to soothe my craving for sweets and perfect size for it to be not too sweet after eating the whole thing.

Tulip Cafe started as a pop-up bakery selling their items at Worthington Farmers Market. Over the many years, as their wonderful baked goods spread by word of mouth, and the Turkish community continuing to grow, they were able to start this brick and mortar bakery along side their market events around town.Back in a rather nondescript strip plaza, the space is small. Two two-top tables inside. The lovely Turkish American gal working was a delight to converse with. I was surprised to see I could order off Tulip's (what seemed to be) lunch menu, so I tried the Lahmacun and warm chai. My chai was great - nothing special, but they use Oregon chai, which is sooo much better than Tao chai, so happy camper. Loved the Lahmacun, a Turkish "taco" of sorts, with minced beef and spices spread on a thin (crepe-like) handmade Turkish to flour tortilla. You unfold it, add the lettuce, onions, tomatoes on the inside, squeeze fresh lemon inside, roll it up, and eat in delight! I got a small pistachio baklava and their rice pudding to go. Turkish baklava is made with simple syrup, so it much lighter and all round better, imo. I'm very glad I finally made the trek to check out Tulip Cafe.

I tried one of their savory pastries from a farmers market stand recently. It had spinach and I believe cheese inside. The staff was kind and gave me instructions on how to reheat it at home.It was pretty tasty but needed a little sauce or seasoning in my opinion. The dough was well-made and I enjoyed it. The table full of other goodies looked amazing. I am looking forward to visiting Tulip Cafe in person at some point soon so I can taste more of what they have to offer. If I visit the market again, I'll definitely be stopping over to try something else they have in stock.

Love this cute little cafe! I recommend the Doner Kebab Simit Sandwich and a piece of the cheesecake! Everything is amazing and the people are so friendly. A++++

What a perfect bakery! We were craving a Turkish coffee and Yelp pointed us here, and I'm so grateful for the discovery. Beautiful little space run by the warmest couple. We were greeted kindly and felt at home here. They make perfect Turkish coffees and have the best baked goods. I was happy to learn they have a menu with meals, too, not just bakery items. We got coffees and pistachio baklava and a meat-filled pastry to take home. Every single thing was perfect. Coffee was hot and strong, loved little bites of Turkish delight candies. Pistachio is my favorite and their baklava was chewy and melted in your mouth, almost like a perfect macaron. Absolute perfection!The owner had me try the newest treat out of Turkey -- a pistachio-rimmed coffee. That was so cool! I would definitely try it again if he adds it to the menu!I can't wait to come back and support this great local business!

Such a cute little cafe! Everything is made from scratch and they have so many options for pastries/sweets. I decided to try their rice pudding and it was so delicious! It was creamy and sweet. Their Turkish coffee was also tasty and stayed warm for the entire car ride home! Will have to come back to try more things

We went here for Mother's Day, and it was DELICIOUS! We ordered a few different dishes for our family to share. We were able to eat outside since the weather was beautiful. The inside has two 2 person tables. Everything was wonderful--even our kids loved the dishes. We had 3 different baklavas for dessert. My favorite was the pistachio baklava. Services was THE BEST I've had in Columbus in a long time. We also got Turkish tea--which she kindly split between when we had our savory and sweet dishes. Our kids asked to go back soon--definitely will!

This place is truly amazing; the staff are friendly, the products are fresh, and their baklava and desserts are absolutely delicious. I highly recommend it!