Simit & Poacha

Seriously they never disappoint! Ordered the mozzarella soujouk and the spinach feta Pide. Chef's kiss! They were delicious! I genuinely recommend this place if you're eve in the mood for something lite. They also have other things that are heartier but these Pides were just perfect!

A gem is what I can say about this spot. Ma and Pa owned Turkish bakery & they make their stuff from scratch & with LOVE. The owner was so nice & personable. The place is small & has a homey feel to it. Here are some items I've ordered. * Simit & egg- kind of looks like a bagel but doesn't taste like one. Nice crunch from the outside & soft on the inside. The sesame seeds had a good nuttiness to it. You also can't go wrong with an egg in the middle; it was cooked to perfection. 4.5/5 * Fruit Tart- light & not too sweet. Good tasting crust as well. 4.5/5 * Baklava- it was flaky & freshly made. The pistachio's was very good. However, it was so sweet. I recommend to just eat 2-3 of these. 4.2/5 * Nutella achma- it was my favorite. Glistening on the outside & fluffy & airy on the inside. The Nutella was rich & had the perfect amount of sweetness. 4.8/5Overall, Simit & Poacha exceeded my expectations & I can't wait to come back & try some more pastries. Their 5 star reviews are not a fluke & I'm thinking of coming back next weekend lol. Tip: Their cakes are easy on the eyes. So if it's a special event like your birthday, you should come here & have them make it.

Small, quaint Turkish bakery that I've been meaning to try. The baker kindly explained the different type of breads to me that the simit is a harder dough and the poacha is a very soft almost milky bread. He even taught me how to reheat the simit so that it can be enjoyed properly as I took the bake goods home. The simit was delicious and reheating it in the pan gives it a good crisp on the bottom. I cracked an egg in the middle and dipped the bread in it. The poacha was super soft with melty Mozzarella. I didn't like the texture of the beef sausage simit as much, but I liked the spiced beef sausage flavors a lot.As for the desserts, it's not as expected. The exterior is a harder shell than expected and then it's stuffed for apples vs. Nutella. I loved both desserts, but the nutella was definitely a fav Will return to try more goods in the future!

I tried the almond cookies and I think it is called the sweet bites. The almond cookies were pretty bland and could be sweeter. The sweet bites are the chocolate pieces that have coconut and raspberry(?) filling. They're too coconutty. Although both are gluten free.

Love their Pastries! The service is great, and they are really helpful about explaining everything if you have questions about what's in there at food items! It's small and friendly and cozy! And everything is made fresh every morning and I try to go there as often as I can, because I just love the flavors

I could not be more happy to write this review for S&P. Their creations are amazing!! I ordered my birthday cake on 3/28 after visiting for a quick lunch and subsequently seeing their beautiful, unique cakes on their FB page. I saw this awesome purple cake and went back in to place my order. The owners are kind and generous. I picked up my cake a few days later and it was even prettier than the pic. Beautifully decorated with fresh berries and a artistic modern frosting style (no crunchy frosting here!!). The inside was vanilla cake layered with fresh berries in a vanilla custard. Amazing flavour, not overly sweet. Everyone raved about the cake. I shared several pieces with the whole bar patio. I handed out a few of their business cards so I hope they get a call!! Thank you so much!

Okay, here's another 5 star review for these guys. And it's really no wonder why they have 5 stars from almost everyone. Everything here is delicious from the pastries to the pides. Pide is like a Turkish pizza.. We got a large with Sujuk (sausage) and Pastrami. It was absolutely amazing. The only thing here that's a little lackluster, but still good, is the coffee. I love this place.

One of the best gem in West Houston area. EVERYTHING is good here. Little pricier but no regret.

A small Turkish cafe located on a strip mall with clean and simple interior. Owner is very friendly and patient in explaining the menu to me. Everything is made in-house from scratch. There are two display cases with different breads and pastries. I thoroughly enjoyed all the food I bought. The Simit and egg was made-to-order, and it was served piping hot. The bread was fresh and it was so good. The seeds added a good texture contrast. The baklava could be flakier and crispier, but the sweetness was just right. The pistachio roll had the right sweetness and texture. The rice pudding was my favorite. It had the perfect sweetness creaminess to it. Yum. The eclair, Paris brest, and zebra were filled properly, not overly sweet, and tasted good. The choco Nutella was my least favorite because the Nutella inside had hardened. A hard pastry with hardened Nutella was difficult to swallow. I will go back to try their pide, sandwiches, and rest of the items on their menu.

First time here. We go often to eat at the place next door. Today I saw from the outside some desserts in there and waited after our meal to come in. Without any information about this place, I ordered the alfajores and WOW they were amazing!!! Definitely will be coming in more often. I don't know how I've never seen this place until today. But for real after looking at the comments, they are not wrong. Their desserts are SO GOOD