I wanted to try something new, so I decided to come here after my pilates class as it was nearby. I got the eggs in a hole, and it was delicious! I would love to come back to try other items on the menu. I went on a random weekday afternoon, and it was quite busy. It is a very cozy cafe. The only thing I would not recommend is the matcha pistachio madeleines. I bought a box because it sounded good, but it tasted gross lol they have other baked goods that seem more promising!

Sitting here for the third time. The bread and juicy meats make me comeback. I love taking bags of bread and making egg and avocado sandwiches at home. Definitely a must try

My first time coming, Everything they offer is so good from the food, drink, and pastries . It was fresh, tasty, and light. The vibes were great, relaxed, and welcoming. It was so nice seeing the fresh bread being made. I went back to order more bread and pastries. I need to try the tahini cookie and rice pudding next time. I really enjoyed this cuisine, I can't wait to try more and introduce this cafe to my friends and family.

I learned about this cafe from Check Please Bay Area. The food looked amazing, but the most amazing part is that the breads and phyllo dough is made in house. On our first visit, I wanted to get everything to try. We settled with the Simurgh kebab plate, some baklava, some simit, lemon pepper labneh, and house made yogurt. It was a little early to eat so we got it togo on the way back to Sacramento. We had a terrific picnic at a park in Vacaville. The simit and labneh was really good. The pide! Even after sitting under the ajvar sauce for the trip to Vacaville, it was still chewy and delicious. We wished we got more pide! The balkan-style kebab was great. It's mildly spiced. We tried the classic (pistachio) baklava and it was wonderful! We could taste the lemon in the syrup and butter in baklava. It was sweet without being overly sweet. We have yet to taste the chocolate and the date ones. We can't wait to try the Turkish breakfast and the mezze plate. We've been to Turkey and look forward to having a bit of that wonderful food culture closer to home.

Got through Too Good to Go and it was such a good value!! Received a big, hefty serving of the bourek (cheese & spinach pastry) which was AMAZING (highly recommend warming it up for a little bit in the microwave) and also a bag of Simit bread (sesame bagels). It's a $24 (no tax) value for $6. Service was very nice, super cute place. A bit busy around 4:30 PM on a Sunday, which was a little surprising but not an issue. Pick up process was very smooth. I want to go back and try one of their sandwiches or the Turkish delight.

Our second time here! What a jem! We came all the way from foster city. Cute, casual cafe with amazing turkish food. Everything here is delicious. You cannot go wrong. We tried the eggplant sandwich, with balkan kebab, honey cake, noodle pista dessert and hole in egg thing. Everything absolutely delicious! The staff is very sweet and warm. They nicely explain you everything. Will come here multiple times!

It was the best amazing breakfast experience! The lady right by you baking bread in the oven and they serve the freshly baked bread! Staff atmosphere service absolutely amazing! Simurg Bakery is a must go place in San Francisco!

I stopped in for the Shakshuka (eggs in tomato) and a Turkish coffee. The service was fast even though it was crowded. The woman at the counter was extremely patient since it was my first time there and she helped me decide on my order. There's a parking lot and plenty of other places to shop nearby. I am definitely coming back. The food was delicious!

Cute and decent space for a party of 4 with friendly service Food was really good and hard to pick what to get but glad we tried the bread it was soooo good with the feta.