I love coming to Nahita Bakery to gather with friends over good quality, authentic food in a relaxed, comfortable space! Clean, unpretentious, welcoming, friendly, authentic amazing food!! Sometimes on weekends, the lines can be long at primetime dining, especially at brunch time. Worth the weight! Order at the counter, get your number, your food will get brought out to you. Help yourself to the Turkish tea at the dining area. This is definitely a place where our local community gathers and I love it here! read more

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Absolutely incredible food. We got the Nahita Special with spinach borek and menemen, as well as the Simit Plate to share between 3 people and it was a perfect amount of food. The bread is top tier and the food is fresh, light, and delicious. The service is fine and the place has lots of seating. You kind of have to know what you're doing when you get there (what things come with each plate, to serve yourself your own tea if you get a meal that comes with it, etc) because they don't really explain anything to you. However the food was so delicious so we will definitely be coming again. read more

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This place is sooooo good!! I have been meaning to come here after I saw someone post about their breakfast special. I came on a Friday around 10AM and it was pretty lively. Most people were there to eat, but some folks were doing work on their laptop. You place your order first and then find a table in the seating area. After we ordered, we realized there was complimentary self-serve tea in the seating room. My fiance and I ordered the Nagoya special with shakshuka, a cappuccino, an iced mocha, and a pistachio baklava. The coffee was pretty standard, so next time we will just enjoy their tea. It took about 5-10 minutes for our food to come out. The menu says the special is for 2 people, but we had trouble finishing everything. You could probably share this with 4-5 people. Our favorite thing was the beef borek, but we really enjoyed everything. I am already planning on coming back! read more

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Our first time here and my son and I had a great breakfast! We didn't know how to order so we followed everyone else. Get in line, place your order at the bakery counter, pay and proceed to the food hall next door. There is a self service Turkish tea station which we absolutely loved. We must had 3-4 cups of tea each! The bread was delicious, my favorite was the pida bread, then the borek. I didn't care for the simit because I'm not a fan of sesame. The egg and sausage was ok but not memorable, the eggs were a bit over cooked. Next time I will try the menemen. The greatest thing about this place is the energy! Families and friends gathering and having a great time. The energy is contagious! read more

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First time having Turkish breakfast. I love the balance and variety. Unlike American breakfast, this felt so much lighter. Our party of 5 ordered the Nahita Special (comes with choice of borek, an egg dish, choice of pogaca, and 2 complimentary unlimited turkish teas). It also came with a plate with Simit, tomatoes, cucumber, black and green olives, cream cheese, white cheese, homemade jam, honey & kaymak. Bread here is also unlimited. We also got the fried eggs with sausage, cilbir (poached eggs) and achma with chocolate. The bread they have paired so well with all the egg dishes, cream cheese, homemade jam, honey & kaymak. The bread by itself wasn't anything special to me though, kinda cold and not the softest. My favorite dish here was definitely the cilbir! Poached eggs in a yogurt, so creamy and rich. It was absolutely packed on a Sunday around noon. We made a reservation for 12PM but it was really confusing to get seated; didn't seem like they actually reserved a seat. Very spacious inside otherwise. Overall: 3.6/5 read more

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Was looking forward to trying this place after seeing it hyped up on Instagram and I will say - it was okay, not great but between an ok and good? What's challenging is if you're unfamiliar with Turkish breakfasts - the menu is very confusing as you're not quite sure what everything else. You order at the counter and pay and then go to the dining area to get your free tea. Unfortunately the guy behind the counter had no interest in explaining anything to us and it was apparent with his attitude - not the friendliest nor welcoming. But we decided to go for it and got the Nahita Special which basically had mostly everything. The things we loved: The cheese Borek, I wouldn't mind trying the spinach one if we come back here. Huge fan of their Pida bread which is unlimited - you can get more at the counter when you want more. OH and the Turkish tea is unlimited as well. unfortunately I am not familiar with the best way to prepare or get my own Turkish tea? They had some made and some you got from the machine... tons of sugar cubes... Will stick with ordering coffee next time. We also loved the different cheeses paired with different breads, honey and that homemade jam!! SO GOOD... you can make up any tasty bite you want which I think is the nice thing about the turkish breakfast - you create your own bite each and everytime!! It's fun to try different combinations but I will say I love the salty and sweet combo so either feta cheese with jam or honey on the different breads was my favorite bite. What I didn't care for was the Shaksuka - I've had this dish before at other places and usually it's more flavorful with more eggs - this was bland runny eggs in a dish. Not my favorite and I wouldn't choose this again. And reading some other reviews the eggs with sausage didn't sound like a hit either so am thinking maybe we skip getting any egg dishes from here. I think now that I know more about the dishes I can maybe be more selective but overall it's not inexpensive but worth trying at least once. read more

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Nahita will absolutely ruin you. The bakery items will make you think about them days later, and you'll suddenly crave them one afternoon. Everything I tried was exceptional, and I left a few pounds heavier. Potato borek was my favorite. Lines are long on weekends, but moves fast. read more

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Had this on my bookmarked places to go after seeing so many posts about it online and finallyyyyy came to try it today! From what I've learned, you go to the bakery side to order your dish, pay, then bring your number stand to a table of your choosing on the restaurant side. I was super intimidated because it kind of felt like I was walking into a huge family lunch gathering with loud and cheerful chatter all around. Easing into my surroundings, I saw that folks served themselves tea and water at the counter with a small station for sugar options. You also get your own utensils and at the end if you have leftovers, your own to go boxes with tiny containers for the sauces or smaller side items. It was definitely a fun experience of being able to try so many items in a platter format. Taste-wise it was definitely more on the fresh, low-sodium, non-spice side. As someone who typically eats spice rich items, this was a refreshing contrast. But for those who do prefer the savory flavoring of food, this might be too plain for your tastes. Overall, I'd say that this is an experience folks gotta try at least once. read more

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Very busy on the weekend;. You can order ahead. Overall, pastries here are exceptional: 5/5: Cheese borek. Perfection. They keep it hot. Except it's too salty. 5: Triangle "carrot slice" pistachio baklava is excellent. Better than just about any baklava I have tried in the south bay. 5: The revani cake is great. It's better heated up in a toaster oven. 5: Tres leche cake. Excellent. Better than most Panaderias. 4: The Simit is like a bagel. But it tastes very rich and buttery. 4: chocolate achma. Must take it home and heat it up. 4: turkish coffee is ok. Not quite as robust as it could be. read more

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If u like authentic Turkish breakfast then this will be the one . Nice quiet atmosphere . We were a party of four adults and 3 babies . There was enough space for strollers to get in without bothering other customers while seated . It was hot outside but cool and nice inside the restaurant . The food was good with decent amount in the plate . Customer service was good and the restaurant was clean . Tea is unlimited and self service . It's halal so it's a plus for me . My favorite was the thing with cheese inside lol read more

Turkish pastries and entrees with a side of coffee and tea, situated with a large dining space and complimentary WiFi. Nahita Bakery operates a humble storefront with large glass display cases showing off their delicious baked goods, fried pastries, and stewed meats and vegetables. As a first timer, it was a feast for hungry eyes! We came in on a weekday afternoon and were hankering for a snack before dinner. The staff welcomed us in and gave us a quick introduction to their offerings. My mouth was already salivating at the sight of the golden brown pastries and at the mention of olives and cheese, I was committed! We ended up getting a coupe of their items including achmas (pastry made with sweetened dough) and pogaca (pastry made with buttery dough) - one filled with olives and one with the feta cheese. We also got a borek (pastry made with phyllo dough) with ground beef and asked to be cut up so it can be shareable. The olive achma was fragrant and soft when torn into. The olives were flavorful and distributed well within the bun. The feta cheese pogaca was flavorful and was layered into bun. I think it would have tasted even better warmed but it was delicious nonetheless. The distribution of the cheese could have been better to better fill my mouth with those flavors. The borek was a star but too heavy for one person to eat. The fried dough was crispy and paired with the ground beef made for a hearty snack to go with something warm to drink. The other pastries and entrees looked good and although we didn't have the stomach space for it this time, we know we will be back when we are in the area to try something new. Perhaps we will get to try their coffee next time! Overall, Nahita Bakery does an amazing job bringing their Turkish culture through food to the South Bay. Their quality of work is shown in the food's presentation, ingredients, and flavors and the clean open dining space elevates the dining experience here whether you're in for breakfast, lunch, a snack, or dinner. Their large parking lot shared by other small businesses is fantastic for those looking to get in and out on some errands. If you haven't had a chance to try some Turkish pastries, you are in for a treat at Nahita Bakery! read more

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After shopping next door at the Granary for quilting Miriam's, my friend and I stopped by the Chico out Nahita. We both ordered the baklava to go. Many people were having Turkish coffee and pastries, it was a nice place for a social gathering, with plenty of tables to sit, eat, and chat enjoyably. We're definitely going to come back Shaun when we're not so busy. It's a nicely decorated place with a larger dining area next to the room with the display of baked goods. There is plenty of parking in the lot in front of the store. read more

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A relaxed Turkish Cafe/ Bakery that offers homemade Turkish baked goods and some of their signature dishes. My Turkish friend brought us here for her birthday celebration. She ordered the food for us to try. They were all tasty and freshly made. The cafe has self service area for the plates, napkins, tea, etc. They have lots of tables and seating. You also have to order at the counter and they will bring it to your table. The place is bright with natural sunlight. We got the Tres Leches for dessert and is soft and milky. Good texture and not overpoweringly sweet. read more

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I'm not familiar with the food offered here, as this is the first time I've tried borek. The cheese borek was on the salty side, and (ground) beef one was slightly dry. We were the first customers at opening (8am) so expected everything to be fresh. However, the sesame bagel was obviously old and reheated as it was stale and dry. The lady also served us a day-old baklava carrot slice from the display case, even when there was a freshly made one right next to it. Can't give a high rating for a place that charges $9 for a slice of day-old baklava and serves day-old sesame bagel to first customers of the day. The prices are not justified for the average quality and service. read more

I've been missing the breakfasts in Istanbul and was so happy to see that Nahita was serving Turkish breakfasts! We went here on a Sunday at 10 and there was already a line out the door. It didn't take too long, but there is only one line to order pastries to go and to order for sit down. There is a bigger room where all the tables are, but since it was pretty crowded they sat us at a bar area near the window. We got their breakfast for two and it was absolutely delicious. Their meat filled pastry and breads were amazing. I highly recommend if you haven't tried yet! read more

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I had a delicious snack at Nahita. Everyone is very nice and the place itself is quite clean and comfortable. I ordered a lahmacun, Turkish coffee, and a yogurt drink. The lahmacun was delicious - slightly spicy, meaty, super crisp bread, delicious smell. And it was served with 3 different types of vegetables to make it interesting, and a lemon wedge for some extra acidity. I ate it all in about 5 minutes. The coffee was also fantastic, even though it's quite strong it was very balanced. No sugar needed but it was nice they serve it with a tiny little candy. Finally the yogurt drink, which is bottled - not made here obviously but if you don't mind these types of drinks it's quite nice. And full of probiotics too, so win-win. Overall, very nice little place with very reasonable prices. If you want a small snack, light meal, sweet treat, or pick me up it's a great option. They take credit cards and have ample parking. read more

Good food and coffee. But more in the expensive side. A box of burek was 9$ . They have a lot of seating inside. read more

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OMG, we have not been here for a year and this place has changed so much.. I'm a good way! When we were here a year ago the place was quiet and unassuming but now, the restaurant has expanded taking over the bubble tea space next door and despite the huge space, it was packed! The food was even better and fresh with the crowd and turnover. Inside was comfy and amazingly not loud at all! Too bad we live in Dublin else will be here more often! They charged $3.45 for a cup of Turkish tea but with free refill. Highly recommended for their bakery, borek was freshly baked and delicious! read more

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Parking is not an issue which makes visiting easy. That said, lines can get long depending on the time of day and day of the week. We visited on a Sunday morning and waited about 15-20 minutes, but it was well worth it. We ordered Nahita's Special Breakfast Plate and chose menemen as our special and spinach borek.It was absolutely amazing, comforting, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. The borek was flaky, fresh, crispy and delicious. One of the biggest highlights is their unlimited tea option (paid upfront). Having freshly brewed tea available throughout the meal is a huge plus and really completes the experience. We ended breakfast on a sweet note with pistachio and walnut baklava (each), which were rich, fresh, and the perfect way to wrap up the meal. Overall, they offer great food, a welcoming setup, and an authentic Turkish breakfast experience. Even with the wait, it's absolutely worth a visit. read more

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We went around evening time so there was not a whole lot of their baked goods to try. We did try pogacha with some homemade jam and coffee. It was simple and refreshing. I think it is better to come in the morning for breakfast / brunch to some of their baked goods. I will return to try their breakfast platter. read more

The borek here is phenomenal. The mezes were great. The pogacha was fine. The simit was nice and chewy. I know like they pre-sliced everything for ease of sharing. But the menemen was a poor show. Way too eggy, not enough tomato. Service was fine. They made sure the tea was always present. However, I don't know how we're supposed to ask for more pida bread besides just stopping who I presume is the owner and asking for more. Additionally some of the chairs were heavily stained. Which is a shame because the tables themselves were clean. The wait here is long, if you're curious and don't care for bread and tea, then preorder. read more

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I'm almost mad about this place going viral on TikTok because I don't want it to get any busier than it already is Jokes aside, everything we've had here has been absolutely delicious. It's always pretty busy, but they move pretty fast. Do not miss the borek! read more

If I could give bonus stars just for the tea, I would. Nahita Bakery completely won me over from the moment I walked in--warm, welcoming vibes and genuinely kind people behind the counter who made the whole experience feel effortless. First off: the free tea. Not just a throwaway add-on, but actually so good--fragrant, comforting, and the perfect pairing with everything in the case. It set the tone right away. Speaking of the case... wow. So many options. Whether you're in the mood for something sweet or savory, they've got you covered. Everything looked incredibly fresh, and what I tried absolutely delivered--flaky, flavorful, and clearly made with care. This is the kind of spot that feels both high-quality and down-to-earth at the same time. Great food, great people, and little touches (like that tea!) that make you want to come back again and again. Already planning my next visit. read more

A little neighborhood bakery that's expanded quite a bit. They have traditional Turkish breads and baklava and a rotating option of desserts including portifores and rice pudding. Also have a few breakfast options like shaksuka and traditional Turkish plates of various items. The vibe is very cool with families and friends gathering for breakfast and lunch. They do have one dish a day but it's prepared so wasn't too appealing for me. Order at the counter and wait for your dishes to come. Get the tea and /or coffee and chill. read more

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I came for breakfast with a friend around 9am on a three day weekend Monday, and just happened to get there before the morning rush it seems. You order at the front first, and some items are given to you at the counter after paying, and you bring a number to a table of your choosing in the dining room for the other dishes to be brought out to you. There were many other groups who enjoyed a leisurely meal and it seems people are welcome to take their time and stay for quite a while. Our food was brought to our table almost immediately as we were sitting down, and we were shown that the tea was self serve against one of the walls. It's bright, warm and welcoming inside, with plenty of tables to pick from that are spaced far enough to give you space to enjoy your meal. We got the Nahita Special, which the menu states is meant for two people - it's definitely a lot of food so I think it could easily feed 3, if not 4 less hungry people. We wanted to try the Cilbir eggs, but unfortunately it wasn't available that day, so we opted for the Menemen/Shakshuka instead, which unfortunately was a little more watery/bland that we expected. I really enjoyed the Simit and platter of cheeses, honey, jam, and cucumber/tomato that it came with. The borek with beef was heavier and oilier than it looked, and we weren't able to finish it - it could definitely be enough for a breakfast on its own, and I wonder if the spinach version might be a bit more balanced. The pogacha provided on the platter was filled with olives, which was surprising since that wasn't one of the fillings on the menu for the pogacha, and we wish we could've selected one with a different filling. Finally, the unlimited self serve turkish black tea was excellent to go with the breakfast! I'll definitely be back either with more friends or choose a smaller plate next time now that I've had a chance to sample many things from the special! read more

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Beautiful Turkish breakfast. Real food, authentic, and delicious! Place was packed. Come early to avoid a long line. read more

Nahita Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Sunnyvale, California

We've been regular customers of Nahita since well before their multiple expansions. The food and service remain as good as ever. The larger space allows more people to enjoy their wonderful food and baked goods. We usually get the Nahita Special, which includes an assortment of breads and baked goods along with spreads, olives and veggies, the egg dish of your choice, and tea. We love bringing friends and family here so they can experience our favorite breakfast and brunch spot! read more

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Finally went with my husband and daughter to try Nahita's Bakery's Turkish breakfast. We got the Nahita's Special for 2. We were very pleasantly surprised. The spinach borek was so tasty, the sesame simit very light. The cheeses and cream, jam were delicious on the different breads. Everything was great- eggs, vegetables. We also enjoyed the self serve tea. Nice ambiance and service good. Our daughter is already requesting to go back. read more

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Had a lovely breakfast at Nahita Bakery -- super cozy spot with some standout dishes. We got the poached eggs, which were perfectly cooked and served with a really flavorful sauce and fresh bread to soak it all up. Simple but so satisfying. Also tried the börek, and it was buttery, flaky, and filled just right. Definitely a comfort food vibe, but still felt light. The Turkish coffee was strong and smooth -- bold without being bitter. Great way to finish the meal. Everything felt thoughtfully made and not rushed. Would totally come back to try more of their pastries. read more

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A touch overhyped, in my opinion, yet still quite memorable. Our Saturday brunch for three came to around $80 (Nahita's Special + poached egg with yogurt, including tip). Tell me if this is worth $50: https://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/nahita-bakery-sunnyvale?select=BbWD9a_ApCxShekZB5a5KQ&utm_campaign=www_photo_share_popup&utm_medium=copy_link&utm_source=%28direct%29 You're truly paying for the experience and the memories it creates. Much like an Indian thali, some dishes will delight you, while others may fall a bit short. You'll get better ROI elsewhere. Portions are modest -- especially since the items arrive artfully plated and deconstructed rather than served whole. Be prepared for crowds: seats fill up fast, and there's often a queue outside complete with stanchions, as if you're lining up for an exclusive clubhouse. The ambiance is wonderfully alive and vibrant. The servers work with impressive energy and are genuinely helpful and attentive. Is it authentic Turkish cuisine executed to perfection? I'm not entirely convinced. Still, it's highly recommended if you're willing to spend for a premium, special experience. Worth it for the right occasion. read more

We had Nahita's special. It is more than enough for 2 people. We ate with 3 people and ordered additional borek and simit when our 4th friend coming. It was delicious. We choose menemen eggs with tomatoes. You choose with sausage. Nahita's special comes with 2 teas. Even when you order tea, you get unlimited refills. Service is great. Indoor dining only. You can sense diverse culture coming and having breakfast and chat with their friends and family. Ton of parking available at the plaza's parking. read more

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Everything a Turk expects from a breakfast is here. The cold dishes are standard, but the hot dishes gor breakfast are amazing. Unlimited tea and a soccer on a big screen are definite highlights. I do wish the interior were a bit more modern, it feels slightly improvised. But hey, we found it, so no complaints My clear favorite is the minced meat borek. read more

Tried Nahita Bakery for the first time and it was incredible. We ordered the simit (Turkish sesame bagel), borek with beef, pogacha cheese bun, and the chocolate açma- and every single item was delicious. The simit was perfect: crisp on the outside, soft on the inside, and great with a little cream cheese. The borek with beef had tons of flavor and a wonderfully flaky pastry. The pogacha cheese bun was simple- just bread and cheese- but they do it really well. The standout favorite was the chocolate açma. It was the perfect sweet pastry -soft, lightly sweet, and filled with rich chocolate that wasn't overly sugary. The chocolate was spread evenly throughout, making every bite great. Service was smooth with no issues at all, and the shop itself is a cute little spot- warm, clean, and welcoming. I'm already looking forward to going back to try their lahmacun (Turkish pizza), which is only available during lunch, and their Turkish coffee. If it's anything like the pastries, I know it'll be fantastic. Overall, Nahita Bakery is a gem- authentic, delicious, and absolutely worth a visit. read more

Nahita's Bakery is a casual cafe with a small storefront that opens into a surprisingly expansive dining area.The ample seating, self-serve Turkish tea, and generous portions -- the "for two" special easily feeds three -- make it a great brunch spot to linger and chat with good company. The food is impressively plated with individual small ramekins for a soft creamy cheese, a crumblier and saltier cheese, olives, jam, honey and kaymak cream mix, sujuk Turkish spiced sausage, and sliced cucumber and tomatoes. The wide variety of condiments covered the range of flavors from the briny olives, umami-packed sujuk and tomatoes, bright and fruity jam, sweet honey, and Turkish tea that you dilute to your preferred level of bitterness. However I did think that the jam was a little watery and could have been set firmer with more pectin. The honey was on the astringent side, so do mix it will with the kaymak cream to round it out. Four different types of pastries that served as a canvas for all these condiments. The toasted sesame seeds on the simit bagel gave each bite a roasty note and satisfying crunch, and paired with the creamy cheese. The pogacha cheese bun was softer and pillowy, which contrasted nicely with the crumblier cheese. The spinach börek has light, flaky layers that must be served very warm for the layers to not collapse and become dense. On our first visit we were lucky to have it fresh from the oven, cut and served to us right at the counter. On our second visit it was reheated but not quite enough and the difference showed. The highlight was the çılbır poached eggs with pida flatbread. Despite the fiery-looking bright red seasoned oil, the dish was actually gently seasoned. The pida bread on its own is hard and chewy but worked well for dipping in the yogurt and liquid yolk. The wide variety of pastries and condiments make this a great option for breakfast with a group. It's a real treat especially if you happen to arrive just as a fresh batch comes out of the oven. read more

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This review is solely for service and I personally love the food here and I have been a costumer since this place was just a little kitchen with two ladies and a guy in it. Am really happy that Nahita has grown drastically from the past two years and love to see such a good food being served and noticed, however, you guys need to really work on your costumer service like people are rude working there! First, we came in on Saturday for breakfast and there was no signs on what to do and what not to do. We walked in, found a table for our group and started looking at the menu. 10 min later we asked to get more seats for our friends and the waitress said oh you need to have a reservation and also u need to stand in line order food, get a number then sit. We were surprised because no signs saying that, and no one at the door was telling us to do that so we will not just assume we had to do that. Besides, when we walked in there was no line!! However, the guys went to order while we women sat waiting, the head staff was looking curiously at us for few minutes then came by and said why you guys don't have a number on the table. I told him our husbands are placing the order, he said well u should wait outside and once u have a number you sit. I mean we had babies and stroller and so much to carry around at that moment he could of said it in a nice way. My husband on the other side tried to order from the lunch menu that starts at 12 or something and it was already 12 and the cashier said we don't serve this until 2 pm so my husband said but it says here at 12 and the cashier said I TOLD YOU AT 2. He didn't say sorry or anything... I mean I really understand the culture this bakery is coming from but here if u want to do business your culture should be altered to fit on the international standards of good hospitality and management. read more

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Beef borek. That's all I have to say because it is quite literally the only thing I get there. I would sell my soul for an endless supply of their borek. read more

I used to love coming to this place and bringing all my friends here to try Turkish food. Unfortunately, I stopped going after I once saw one of the young girls behind the register not wash her hands after handling something dirty and then proceed to touch the food. I was really disappointed. After a few months, decided to give the restaurant another chance in hopes that improvements have been made. Sadly, I was upset to see that there still seems to be a lack of care, both when it comes to food handling and customer service. During my most recent visit, I was the only person in line and still had to wait about 8 minutes to place my order. The woman taking orders decided to answer the phone right after me saying hi. After being on the phone for a while, she walked into the kitchen with the phone and left me standing there without any assistance. At that point, I decided to leave without ordering anything. It's disappointing because I genuinely used to enjoy this place and recommended it to my friends, but the lack of attention to basic customer service has really changed my impression. read more

Everything is good, however they increased the prices, but the service still on the same level. Sometimes you can feel they are shortstaffed. Didn't like their tipping policy read more

Nahita Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Sunnyvale, California

We came to Nahita Bakery for a Sunday brunch, this was such a hidden gem we've found! They so many options for not just pastry and dessert, lunch and coffee options, it was actually hard to pick what we want because we wanted to try everything! The Chai Latte was a must-try! It is a bit too sweet for me but if you like a drink with a fragrant aroma, go for it! The Borek and Menemen were both amazing. We got the beef Borek, it was nice and crispy. The bread that came with the Menemen was so good that I'd go back to get that bread to-go to make sandwiches. It had a very nice smell from the sesame and cumin(I think?) on top. Overall definitely coming back to try things I didn't get to read more

Homey casual and warm bakery/restaurant we discovered a couple of weeks ago, and it is so great that I have been there 3 times already. They have great freshly baked bread and stuffed rolls along with Turkish breakfast items. The baked goods are fresh and made throughout the day. The traditional Turkish tea is always ready and it is a self serve style. The staff is warm and helpful. Since it is the month of Ramadan, they do serve full dinner menu at sunset and it gets packed by sunset. It is such a great joy feeling the community gathering there for breaking their fast. Young and old, small and large families... Will definitely be back soon to introduce more friends to this lovely place. read more

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