This establishment was exquisite. Delicious food, fast service, and a quaint, bustling atmosphere make for a pleasant outing. I ordered the Turkish breakfast and it was light fresh, and filling. The best item on my plate was the Greek yogurt with raspberry jam. I would order a whole bowl of that.

The rose cake was a lovely, subtle flavor that wasn’t too sweet! Turkish coffee was also excellent, just make sure to get there early because the treats sell out fast! Small and crowded, but so worth it, I’ll be coming back soon to try their delicious looking food too!

Variety of unique pastries. Tried the pistachio shortbread, almond date bites, and Asparagus croissant, all are great quality and delicious. Bit expensive. Crowded but lively atmosphere.

Awesome little cafe in Watertown offering a wide and mouthwatering variety of Levatine small dishes and baked goods. The zaatar bread and black sea cornbread were baked and seasoned to perfection, with the latter having a slightly spicy taste. The borekfast was also a delight. The crick cracks were such a treasured find and I really enjoyed them. Seating place is available but limited, and you should expect a line on the weekends. A must try!!

This place was recommended and after receiving a gift card I went with my mother to check this place out. While pricey, if you’re willing to cough up some cash it is well worth the money for the quality you will get from this food. We had ordered the Turkish style breakfast which had a soft boiled egg wrapped in an ingredient I do not know the name of but it added crunch and mild sweetness to it. There were cucumbers, olives, tomato that was mashed and sweet yogurt which was topped with seasonal spoon sweets. You can refer to the image but this was one of my favorite things with the blend of refreshing vegetables that were light and paired with sweet creamy substances. It was filling yet not overbearing. Geno’s egg sandwich was worth the getting my hands messy as the egg was cooked just enough that the yolk broke upon first bite adding extra flavor that brought out the halloumi cheese and tomato concasse. The granola bowl was another favorite being served in Egyptian carrot jam and labne that made it stand out compared to other granola bowls. We had purchased the Turkish coffee which we felt was decent but not as good as Andala coffee houses especially when comparing price and value. The desserts were the date almond ma’amoul and chocolate tahini tart. The tart was smooth, rich and not overly sweet compared to the breakfast Items which was a nice change. Lastly, the staff were extremely friendly and accommodating. The music was middle eastern and not so loud that you could not have a conversation.

Shakshuka is a must try ! The portion isn't that big but great for one person or to share with another as a small brunch. It comes with a pita that's hot and very soft. Also, very picture worthy

I love the Turkish breakfast and the Mezze. I get many spices here too. Maras pepper, Tunisian pepper flakes, Herby harissa. Everything you need to give your culinary creations a kick.

I love Sofra! I grab lunch to take home all the time and when I can get a seat inside for breakfast I love to sit by the window! Pastries are amazing, the morning bun latte is my go to, and all of their mezze options are fab!