SIMIT HOUSE TURKISH BAKERY

I am so absolutely in love with this place I got the meat pie the cheese pie and a chocolate pie. All of them were amazing and delicious. I tried all of the turkish candies. They were amazing. I had the Turkish coffee and it is absolutely the best cup of Turkish coffee I've ever had!! This place is tiny and it's tucked in a strip mall so if you blink you missed it , but it is so absolutely worth it to come here. The owner is so kind and you can see that he puts his good energy into everything he does all the food taste amazing I felt welcome. The place was super clean and I will definitely be back here again. So if you're looking for some phenomenal Turkish pastry and coffee, this place is a must try!

During COVID, like many others, I watched many videos on baking techniques, including one for khachapuri, a thick, baked crust shaped like a boat to hold cheese and egg. While I was an avid watcher, I am not an avid baker. The videos inspired me to find a restaurant/bakery that offered this delectable meal. During my research, I learned the difference between khachapuri and pide; I was interested in trying both. By the way, Turkish pide has a thinner crust and can be filled with savory toppings. Simit is a relatively new Turkish bakery/café/shop with an enclosed case filled with baked goods up front, waist-high shelves with Turkish goods bordering the counter, and a few tables against one wall. On the day of my visit, the tables were already occupied but there was still counter space near the window. I went with the pide topped with cheese and egg. Spinach or meat are also available. They are custom-made, so it takes a bit of time, but it was well worth it when you can scurry away with a piping hot, freshly made meal. I also purchased the gül börek a brioche-like roll with spinach, and a crispy börek, a flaky pastry also filled with spinach. Both were heated so I could get straight to tasting when I got home. Service was polite and helpful. Its Instagram handle (@simithouse20) and website are useful for learning more about its available products.

First visit. Wowed! Great savory Turkish pastries. Got a cheese, as well as a meat borek, simit (Turkish bread/bagel), and some Turkish delight candy. All fantastic! Did not take pics, but this place is so unique. A must visit. Will return soon for some Turkish coffee and/or tea and more pastries.

I've been to turkey many times and this definitely compares to the taste and quality, if not better. The dough is PERFECT, so light and fluffy. I have had almost everything on their menu and I can't pick a favorite. Call ahead of time to make sure what you want is available as they sell out on popular items early. I ordered the Meat, egg & cheese large pide, two potato pogaca & one dill pogaca as well as a cheese (crispy) borek. These are my favorites on the menu (minus a few)

Absolutely awesome. The very definition of a hidden gem, this Turkish bakery has only been open over a month at the time of this review. They offer a variety of traditional Turkish pastries (both savory and sweet) at very reasonable prices. The name of the restaurant is inspired by the "simit" (a ring shaped bread pastry covered in sesame seeds), which is one of the most commonly eaten breakfast foods in Turkey. They also offer spinach pies, meat pies, potato stuffed pies, cheese pies. The names on the menu can be intimidating, but the wonderful lady at the front desk is happy to help you navigate all the variety of foods they offer. I was told their baklava is great too, but they were out due to high demand which doesn't surprise me so I'll have to come back and try that hopefully. Everything was made fresh and flaky and it's hard to pick a personal favorite, but I highly recommend the cheese pide by a mile.

HOT new Turkish Bakery open just a month already doing a booming business. Small family small dining area simple design. I loaded up on half the goodies. Pide be long n oval filled with unique Cheese you can get Meat, Spinach, Zaatar or Egg n Cheese. Borek picked up Meat and Gul traditional Turkish layered light n fluffy Rolls. Pogaca Feta n Parsley rules . A couple different Baklava be large triangle shaped OMG Wonderful. A couple round cinnamon chocolate marshmallow fluff type rolls explosion of flavor each Bite. Very little of this extraordinary bread makes its way to the States, and where it does, it receives little recognition, even at a time when Middle Eastern cuisines have never been hotter. You just gotta try these new exciting flavors from the Ottoman Emprire nothing else like it in Michigan. Find them on Yelp, Goggle and Instagram Simit House . See photos Enjoy

Such a wonderful, super tasty Turkish bakery! Family owned and very friendly. Mini pide is a must try and simit is so delicious! I am so happy that they also have cig köfte! Everything we had tasted amazing and this place is definitely my favorite bakery as of today!

My first time at a Turkish bakery and it was amazing...the bakery items were all delicious, fresh and so tasty. My favorite was the meat pies. I love that they have imported goods and snacks straight from Turkey. I felt like I was in a bakery/market in Istanbul. The employee was so friendly and very welcoming. This will definitely be my new favorite spot in Garden City.

Food was made fresh and it was delicious. The Turkish tea was very tasty and complemented the simit sandwiches.

As a Turk this food was incredibly authentic it brought me right back to home with the classic flavors and freshness of all the baked goods. They have incredibly good service and kind staff I highly recommend going here if you're looking for great quality food and people!