"Top notch Turkish bakery with a lovely little cafe area to sit down and work. Outlets are provided under the bench seating. The confusingly-named Lazuri Cafe is actually the restaurant side of the business. Excellent Turkish tea. Excellent selection of pastries, especially loved the eclairs which are filled with a tasty berry cream and topped with pistachios (ordering by the half pound turned out to be a lot, but nice for sharing!)."

"We bought tres leches and malaga; the tres leches was completely tasteless, and the cake at the bottom of the malaga was really stale. It’s nothing but a money trap—I don’t recommend it at all."

"Boston finally has a late night cafe with exceptional pastries and breads! The ground beef pogaca is so hearty and melts in your mouth. Pairs perfectly with a cup of Turkish tea. The Malaga cake has a lot of dimension in its flavors and textures- it has banana and a custard encased in a chocolate shell and nestled on a chocolate cake! Their prices are more than fair for the artistry, flavor profiles, and portions of each product."

"Such a nice aesthetic bakery! They have plenty of options for desserts/baked goods for the classic Turkish lokma to cakes and Dubai chocolate inspired cakes. They even have ice creThe woman behind the counter was just so incredibly pleasant and interacted with our shy son so nicely. Definitely recommend the Turkish tea here!"

"This place is great. They stay open late and their dinner options are solid. We come here all the time. Def recommend the lazuri chicken bowl or the chicken donor wrap or the falafel wrap or the flatbread with pepperoni. Ice cream is great too. I loved the cream cake, the vanilla bean cake, cheesecake and the Turkish orange soda. Whether you can’t figure out dinner or need to bring family and friends somewhere nice, this place is it. And it’s all connected with Lazuri Cafe right next door. Staff is kind and patient and accommodating."