Levent Börek Göztepe

We ordered home, five liras added to the price. No word on pastry, quality, delicious. However, it is a shame to add to the price in home service.

The place is nice and clean ... the taste of the pastry is good .. the menemen was different and dry, but the taste was good. Pay attention to the price section as it is a student place.

I ate cold and non-crispy pastry for the price of beef entrecote, thanks, I will not come to you again. In addition, please take as an example the craftsmanship of Levent Master, the owner of the brand.

They are very fast, even though I ordered from a far place, my pastry came very fast and warm. There is nothing that can be said about the taste of the pastry, but I loved the tiny spatula they sent with the pastry. How thoughtful, congratulations to whoever thought of it, that's what you call a promotion. I hope it never changes and becomes a worldwide brand.

I came across the end of the tray, it was still delicious. I can easily say that the tea is the best in a fresh cardboard cup. It was a bit expensive for a portion of 16 TL for the price. Paying with food cards is a great advantage for those working in the field. Yes, now I'm coming to the center. To the gentleman standing at the checkout and slicing pastries 'We came to the end of the tray, the pastry was slightly dispersed, but it was still delicious. I said, `` I want tea for tea, I want tea again. '' The gentleman said, 'brother, sit down again, please eat 1 portion of me from the new tray'. The event is over for me, no matter how many brands you buy and sell good products, this is trades. Even though the price is expensive for me, those who eat 5 ? Börekti will definitely not regret it. Eat it day and night. But you need to exercise a lot because melting what you eat is not as easy as you think ? Friday 5th of March 2021

It is delicious and beautiful. We recommend pastrami with pastrami.

After saying goodbye to the school bus, we came to Levent Boöören by walking from the side of Feneryolu market, which is set up on Mondays and we haven't visited for about two years. He took three pieces of cheese pastry and two teas and filled our stomachs with the sandwiches my wife had prepared for our son the night before. The pastries were in the hot boat. Even though it was 8 o'clock, there was almost no place to sit in the Starbucks right in front of us. The fact that the account was 28 TL did not bother me at the time, but later it bothered me. If the pastries were 19 TL, two teas were 9 TL, and a cup of tea was 4.5 TL, which was more than a little expensive, frankly.

It's the most expensive burrito I've ever eaten in a similar category, but it's definitely not worth the price. Because there is neither a beauty nor a feature in the pastry. The person weighing the package I bought home for tasting rounded up the weight and told the cashier, after calculating the amount in the cash register, he rounded it up again. I weighed the cardboard box they put in at home and it came to 28 gr. As you can see, the cost of kuttu passed to us from 115 TL, which is the kilo price of the pastry. The little I bought could very well have been put in a clear light container.