"This shop has delighted me since it opened about 5 years back. The very hospitable and fun-loving owner really knows his customers and is constantly finding new ways to delight them with Turkish Delight (how appropriate) and next-level baklava. This is variety and quality you won’t find elsewhere in the Bay! Enjoy all the goodies in this charming one-of-a-kind space with a cardamom coffee or Greek lavender tea."

"I absolutely love this place. The owner’s customer service is exceptional—warm, attentive, and genuinely proud of what they serve. The shop offers an incredible mix of Turkish delights, baklava, and classic Greek sweets, creating a beautiful fusion of two rich cultures under one cozy roof. Pairing these desserts with their coffee or tea makes every visit feel special. A true gem for anyone who appreciates authentic flavors and heartfelt hospitality."

"These are super savory and cheap desserts in a one of a kind souvenir and sweets shop. It's quite special. You can definitely walk in and browse. The owner is very kind and showed my friends and I a few art pieces from a local SF artist available for sale. There is also a space in the back where you can sit in a Turkish setting to enjoy your sweets with friends."

"This charming sweet shop masterfully combines Greek and Turkish delights, thoughtfully overseen by a young couple representing both cultures. The fusion of Aegean traditions creates a truly exceptional blend of flavors. The journey of discovering locally crafted and imported delicacies from Greece and Turkey was a delightful culinary adventure. While the prices are a bit on the higher side, the exceptional quality of the products kinda justifies it."

"We always love coming here because the delights and other desserts are the best that can be found in SF. The Turkish coffee is the real deal and not to be missed. I’m also impressed with the brilliant assortment of curated Aegean imports - especially the lamps. This place is open late, which I love because it’s a great place to take friends and out-of-town guests for a “delightful” after dinner treat."