Do you have the Dubai chocolate baklava?
It comes up in the reviews, along with the ice cream baklava sandwich. Ring and ask what is in the case today.
A pastry counter inside The Shops at The Charleston Place: baklava, Turkish delights, pistachio treats and coffee cooked on sand. Ring ahead to order a box for takeaway.
“Cute and I LOVED the Turkish coffee cooked on sand and Dubai chocolate baklava.”Google review
Not the menu. The things reviewers bring up, with the number of times each one comes up on Google. “Assorted Baklava and Pastry Selection” and “Turkish Coffee and Baklava Platter” are marked popular on the listing.
“The worker was extremely warming and welcoming, and gave us a run-through of all the pastries. We had the Ice Cream Baklava Sandwich. It was absolutely amazing!!”Google review
“Whether you are into sweets, or just want a memorable moment when you are in town, this is the place to go.”Google review
“Amazing atmosphere, sweetest staff, and incredible food.”Google review
The counter sits inside The Shops at The Charleston Place on Meeting Street and keeps late hours for a pastry shop: until ten every night, eleven on Friday and Saturday.
Google lists it as takeaway. Two reviewers who came for a memorable moment in town left with the ice cream baklava sandwich and the Dubai chocolate baklava, so the case holds more than the classics.
| Monday | 10 AM – 10 PM |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | 10 AM – 10 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM – 10 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM – 10 PM |
| Friday | 10 AM – 11 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM – 11 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM – 10 PM |
223 Meeting St, Charleston, SC 29401, inside The Shops at The Charleston Place. The address in the map leads to the entrance of the shops.
Call (352) 217-3195. Hours, prices and rating as published on the Google listing; holiday hours may differ.
It comes up in the reviews, along with the ice cream baklava sandwich. Ring and ask what is in the case today.
Yes, according to the people who ordered it; Turkish coffee is mentioned 33 times in the reviews.
Until ten every night, and until eleven on Friday and Saturday. Doors open at ten in the morning.
The listing says takeaway. Reviewers mention the atmosphere, so ring and ask about seating before you come with a group.
Ten to twenty dollars a person, as reported to Google by 53 people.
Baklava, coffee on sand, and staff who walk you through the case. Read the 167 reviews on Google rather than take our word for it.
Demonstration build by Fast Dev 24 (fast24.dev). This page is a preview made for the shop, not its official website. Every fact on it is taken from the public Google listing and the reviews there; nothing has been added or guessed.