Simit Sarayi (Mayfair)

• Went in and sampled a small piece of a sesame covered bread filled with Cheddar cheese and olive
• The tastes are unbeleivably delicious
• Simit sandwiches with feta cheese are fantastic
• Simit is well known Turkish traditional food and I am really proud to see the Simit Sarayı in the heart of London although it is four times expensive compared to its price in İstanbul
• Especially the one with feta cheese
• Borek Potatoes is the one I liked a lot
• Variety of breads is really nicely maintained on the lines of Turkish food
• I asked what was in one of their bö
• The gul boreki and toasted cheese sandwich with tomato is nice though
• I am a fan of all things bread so I was looking forward to the Simit
• You can enjoy Simit with other dishes but I ate it on its own and loved it just the same
• The potato Borek was so flavorful and yet so light
• The pastry itself was like a baked lasagna of sorts
• It was layers of pasta with a feta cheese filling which had been baked together to give a nice overall crust
• I am happy with my experience and the prices were not too bad either
• My favorite is the one with cheese
• Weird tasting food and I get that it's meant to be exotic and different but the staff couldn't explain most of what was on display
• The coffee was also pretty mediocre but it was all overpriced so never going back
• My favourite to date is the wrap with sujuk it's got jalapeñ
• I've tried the rose borek with feta cheese
• Right next to Bond Street Tube station this is a recent arrival to the London scene
• This is one of many outlets opened in the past year or so is of Turkish origin
• Having just visited Istanbul I was curious to try out the place
• Tried their sausage roll which was was very ordinary and a bit greasy
• The location on Oxford St was very popular and for good reason
• You charge for Turkish tea 1.95 with 1000% margin
• The pastries are worth a try too on a non calorie conscious day
• Great strong black tea just the way I love it with a good simit
• Most of what we had was really wonderful
• The service was friendly and good
• Turkish tea is just back tea and Tahini was tasty but it's quite heavy
• Simit Sarayai was a fair choice
• He had a tough time keeping up with the orders as shoving sandwiches in the toaster was time consuming
• Was highly impressed with the display of different food items
• Service was fast and staff was very humble and customer friendly
• Strawberry cheesecake and tiramisu cake one of the best i ever had in my life
• Overall pricing was also quite ok
• Nice place to go and have a cup of coffee along with some delicious pastries and rolls
• Simit Sarayi is simple eatery with fresh baked goods
• The wait staff is very well behaved
• The plating and serving is quite nice
• Its buzzing with so much energy that your coffee will add up and keep you energized the whole day
• Simit Sarayi is originally a Turkish restaurant and it has several branches in London
• The London branch menu is consistent with the original Turkish restaurant menu
• The beef roll was super delicious but contains lots of butter and is oily
• The chicken parmesan sandwich is super delicious as well
• One downside is that the bread is too hard
• The prices are not consistent with the currency equivalent of the Turkish currency to pounds
• Even though the restaurant is self service
• We recommend Simit Sarayi for a casual quick bite with friends and family
• T the cleanest even though there is someone cleaning all the time
• T help but walk inside with their delicious display catching your attention
• I guess one of the best bakery chains in London
• Ordered 4 chicken sandwiches that were heated but served cold from the inside
• The staff moreover were friendly to us
• While the lady said that the sausage is chicken or pork after eating we realised it was neither
• Also there was an additional charge of 60p per dish for eating in the restaurant
• Have recently been to London eye and their outlet there was really good
• Potato borek and spinach borek was what we had tried and was lip smacking
• If anyone calculate the price with lira then it is really expensive
• If you are in England it means you are spending pound and in that condition I can sincerely say
• Simit Sarayi is a great Turkish Cafe with excellent Simits in various guises my favourite being the pictured simit with white cheese and tomato which makes for a perfect on the go snack
• This outlet at the Bond Street tube stop on Oxford Street has ample seating space to be able to sit and snack onsite with a good Turkish tea in its characteristic tulip shaped glass

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