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The storefront pulled me in immediately--sweet smell, gorgeous display, total "take my money" vibes. Everything looked stunning. The Turkish delights were basically edible art with petals, pistachios, and vibrant colors. And the baklava? Sitting there like it knew it was about to win. Unfortunately... looks were doing all the heavy lifting. Spent $28 on six small pieces and walked out excited--only to be let down. The Turkish delight tasted overly artificial, almost perfumey in a bad way. The marshmallow rolls had a weird paste-like texture. Baklava was fine, but nothing special. Also, the packaging? A struggle to close and somehow managed to give me a legit paper cut. Love that for me. Great location, beautiful presentation--but the taste just doesn't justify the price. Pretty, but meh.
Pistachio and gum mastic The pistachio was great. I'm sad they did not fill up the cup all the way, but maybe it was an off day for them.
Huge variety! The one gentleman was nice and offered a sample. The place was packed so people seemed to love it. We got two boxes to share and try. They were gone before the night ended. The store had lots to see. Huge storefront with cool things and places to sit small but still a place to sit.
Panoramic display of Turkish Delights down the store on both sides. I'm used to paying the same amount for much more baklava so the sweet treats didn't interest me that much here but there are a lot to choose from. We were here for the Turkish coffee which I had before, maybe with more milk/cream because the creamy coffees ($6) here were sour and bitter. The creamy cardamom to me was just nasty, like herbal medicine. He enjoyed his creamy hazelnut which didn't taste that much better to me. You can see the coffee grounds sitting in a layer at the bottom of the tiny cup.
I was walking around the area with my family when we spotted Troya on our hunt for coffee. They kindly offered samples of the pastries and sweets, many of which were so good! We had no issues with the workers, they were patient and helped us figure out what we would enjoy. The inside is beautiful and I'd recommend dropping by to check out all their treats!
This is it. Varied and various choices to indulge from. Staff was able to help me curate a half dozen of their classics. I was lucky and he also let me try the dried fruit candy and it was the best. They offer boxes of all different sizes and styles so you can take back a gift. You cannot leave without bakalava, i was able to enjoy some with ice cream ghardelli and it made for an amazing combo. Just stop by before your aquarium trip or walk to the beach. Parking is abysmal but if youre able to walk by you have to take some home. There are seating options but they are rather tight but quite the experience considering the vast decor.
Every time I come to Monterey, I have to visit this place. Their Turkish delights are exactly like the ones I had when I visited Turkey. I searched everywhere for that distinct flavor and I have only found it here. They have recently expanded the store, and now it's like a true Turkish bazaar. Service is great, especially Hussein, he has always been extremely helpful. You can sample the delights to find which ones you love. Lots of flavors to choose from.
Friendly customer service, free small samples They have the Dubai chocolate and some some pastries but the Turkish Delight is my favorite especially the the Rose pedal with pistachios the Saffron roll is very good also worth the price. The place is beautiful with lots of colorful Turkish Chandeliers.
From the moment we walked in, the hosts were friendly, inviting, and genuinely happy to have us there. We were encouraged to taste several halwa options, which immediately set the tone for a relaxed and enjoyable visit. A special shoutout to Zainab, who helped us big time during our visit. She was incredibly patient with our tasting requests and took the time to walk us through a wide variety of sweets, explaining the differences and helping us find what suited our taste best. There was absolutely no rush, just thoughtful guidance and great hospitality. We eventually settled on a couple of baklava varieties along with Turkish delights filled with nuts, and everything we picked was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly balanced in sweetness. If you're in Monterey and have a sweet tooth (or even if you don't), this spot is definitely worth a visit.
I was out exploring Cannery Row and decided to pop in to Troya. Troya is a Turkish cafe offering traditional coffee, pastries, and more. The store is bright and colorful, and the staff is friendly and helpful. I love baklava, so I immediately gravitated towards their different baklava options. I went with the most original looking one. The slices are big, so I only opted for one slice. I brought it back to our hotel to share with my husband later that evening. It was delicious! Perfectly flaky and not too sweet. Though they're great for sharing, I kind of wished I got two slices!
So this is definitely a tourist trap. Do you like traps? Up to you right? I did get some samples. And the samples were good enough for me to spend $25. So the little square cubes of plain Turkish Delights were quite delish. It's quite quite the soft chewy gooey texture. It's a bit more thick and richer than other cheap ones where the texture feels more gummy or gelatinous. When I inquired about the ingredients, they said that they used molasses. I see why and how Edmund fell to Turkish Delights. I also got the other more fancy TDs that had other ingredients including pomegranate and marshmallows (separate, not together). They also served Turkish coffees with fancy cups. I should have gotten it. But I didn't. Maybe it's bc I knew this was a tourist trap and I was only willing to be trapped by the TDs like Edmund. But there were others including Turks whom patron the coffee. My friend commented that this place was more expensive than another Turkish store. But it is what it is. And you get what you get. The store was super clean, lots of nice wares, nice decoration, full of friendly staff and a good amount of samples. B++
I've been coming here for years, at least once a year, and Troya is still my must-stop spot for Turkish delights and coffee. The lokum are excellent -- the green pistachio roll and the dark cocoa/black roll are absolute classics. Other newer flavors are fun too, but those two are my staples. The owner is generous with samples -- not tiny bites, but big pieces -- so you can really taste before you buy. Even though I'm not big on sweets, I always end up leaving with a box (or two) to enjoy slowly at home. The Turkish coffee here is the highlight. I usually brew mine with Najjar Green using a traditional cezve, bringing it up and down three times to get the proper thickness and cardamom punch. Too many cafes only do one boil, which makes it thin and flat. Here, the coffee is rich, aromatic, and full-bodied -- just like how my Middle Eastern friends make it at home. I've never been to the Middle East myself, but stepping into this shop -- with the lamps, colors, and atmosphere -- really feels like being transported there. Hands down, the best Turkish coffee I've had in the Bay Area. Maybe LA has more options, but until I try them, this remains my gold standard. -- Dr. C Only writing for what truly earns the stars.
Service was very friendly when we stepped in to check it out. We were offered sampling. The decoration of tiles floor and a beautiful chandelier style head light captured my gaze. The Turkish delights at the counter display were also eye candies.
My husband and I were walking down cannery row and stopped by this cute little Turkish shop. Ambiance here is so warm and cozy. We ordered a Turkish coffee (which was $6 for a teeny shot like cup, so it is pricey). This was my first time having a Turkish coffee and let me tell you, it's STRONG. I can see why the coffee cup is smaller than your average cup of joe. I'd say this probably isn't for everybody and you'd probably have to be a black coffee drinker as is to enjoy this, but I thought that it was decent! Outside of coffee, they also offer a ton of Turkish pastries here in different flavors. Service here was friendly and we were offered a sample of a pastry of our choosing, which was really nice of them. The pastry was delicious and unlike anything I've tried, so I'd recommend it! read more
I've always been a super fan of baklava and was so glad that I found Troya. They have really amazing turkish delight as well, which are fragrant, chewy, and sweet. I could not resist though and bougt 9 of the double pistachio baklava. Super delicious, and great with coffee! It is a bit pricey though so be sure you're ready to spend a little. The interior is also ornate and just amazing. Great service, and they provide very generous samples. Be sure to support this awesome business! read more
1 year ago
Amazing sweet treats!!!! So generous with the taste test. Turkish coffee was amazing too! Friendly service and inside the shop, you can actually feel the Turkish vibe!!! read more
1 year ago
You immediately get greeted by an attentive and welcoming member of the staff. He was very knowledgable and was considerate of allergies that people in the party had. He knew a lot about the products they were selling and they do allow sample of some of their products. The baklava was delicious and soooo buttery, it just melts in your mouth. The rose petal turkish delight with pistachios was amazingly delicious and we ended up buying some things. I highly recommend stopping by because you'll definitely find something you'll love. Just be aware if you're allergic to hazelnuts or almonds, the majority of their products might have one or both of those in the ingredients. read more
This was a delightful surprise on our quick trip to Monterey. Fantastic Turkish delights and baclava. The Turkish coffee was really good. Not quite as dark as my uncle used to make. I highly recommend this spot. It's much better than the campy tourist spots on the street, the staff is friendly and inviting. The space is relaxing and enjoyable. I really like this spot! read more
Turkish delight specialty shops aren't very common, but despite the gorgeous interior and pretty display of various sweets, I'm giving Troya 2 stars because of the service. An older man with white hair was helping my boyfriend and me, and his sighs, rolling of the eyes, and annoyed tone as we were deciding on what to get were not appreciated. Given all the Turkish delight options and inaccessible drinks menu, how can he expect us to know exactly what we want as soon as we walk in? We weren't holding up the line; there were at least 3 additional workers behind the counter available to help other customers. I felt rushed and as if we were in the wrong. The coffee and delights themselves were fine. My not so great experience here made me miss a very similar shop called Lokum in Santa Barbara. read more
1 year ago
A little expensive but it's soooo good!! Service was super nice and you get to try samples :) read more
Modern Turkish Delights are amazing! I'm so glad I decided to visit this place while walking through Cannery Row. The gentlemen working there are so kind! We got to sample and we loved it so much we ended up spending some $$$$. I'm not over the chocolate hazelnut Turkish Delight. I wish I was local so I can eat more.... Next time, I definitely want more! read more
1 year ago
Wow really nice authentic Turkish store with dessert assortments. Brother came back from Middle East recently and we have tried some of these Turkish delights before. Think there was 10+ delight options, baklava, halava Clare teas and other items. Very friendly staff we got samples, liked the Oreo delight. Definitely recommended and we will stop by again when we're in town! read more
2 years ago
Every time I'm in cannery row, I always make it a point to stop here! I love the Turkish delights, and really appreciate that we are able to sample. This time around, samples led me to falling in love with the mulberry pistachio marshmallow, as well as the chocolate and Oreo flavor marshmallows. For the plain Turkish delights, honey is my favorite. I also have been wanting to try Turkish Coffee but always felt hesitant after leaving and coming back to the store, I was recommended the pistachio cream Turkish coffee. LOVED it (personally, with sugar! But still good without!) Will definitely be coming back for more delight and coffee. read more
3 years ago
Food was amazing Baklava was delicious Turkish Delight was phenomenal Turkish coffee was great Service was great Cozy Modern ambience I recommend it to you I will go back to enjoy some Turkish coffee read more
1 year ago
2 years ago
You will only find this variety in Turkey. Everything fresh and the flavor combinations delectable. Service was prompt and so friendly. Please give them a try. So much passion put into these treats, you can tell. read more
8 months ago
We came in for the baklava and Turkish delight - just happened to see the storefront as we came out of a spot across the street. Then we came back the next day and the next before we left town! Oh my - sooooo yummy!!! The family working was super kind and explained some of the different ingredients. This will 100% be a stop on subsequent trips to Monterey!! read more
1 year ago
It was our second timed today as a visitor from hawaii and richmond california and we are supposed to buy alot today to give out as treats back home but we didn't expected to be rushed and had a bad customer service the old guy who helped has no customer service and was rushing us to pick what we want. We came back from our visit yesterday because the lady who served us was so kind and very professional, and treated us humans and gave us extra ordinary customer services even we spend totaling a hundred already just to buy in this store and the treats taste good and the presentation caught our eyes but today we regret to comeback. As a customer i was so closed to leave everything behind but since our box was almost ready we still paid and leave professionally. That guy needs to have patients in retail business, he cannot be in the front if he is rushing and cannot handle busy environment. His cutting and plating is very messy and super unprofessional.It's july 4th but you ruined our day. Godbless your soul read more
Troya Turkish Delight & Baklava is a storefront on Cannery Row, just down the street from the Monterey Bay Aquarium. They offer an extremely wide variety of fresh & imported gourmet Turkish Delight & confections from their 'Narnia Delights' collection. They also carry a nice variety of baklava, kadaif & pistachio rolls, and well as nuts and traditional Turkish coffee & teas. The Turkish Delight and 'Narnia Delights' are soft with a chewy texture that are not overly sweet. Troya also offers vegan and gluten-free selections. It is sold by the pound, so one may purchase as much or as little as desired. There are sample boxes displayed in the cases to help the customer see the quantity one would receive for a given price. We've tried their wonderful treats before, but if you haven't, they offer samples. On this visit we wanted a piece of their pie-slice honey-filled Anatolian Cut baklava to enjoy with a morning cup of coffee. The baklava was heaven with it's flaky phyllo pastry, nicely filled with ingredients and oozing with honey. The store is very clean with a quaint, inviting atmosphere with friendly & helpful staff. Troya Turkish Delight & Baklava offers many tables to sit and enjoy a Turkish coffee or tea, and some delicious treats. Bring home a box for yourself, guests or for any celebration. read more
Went here on the weekend as part of a Monterey day trip. Came here before and this place never disappoints! The staff is super nice and the quality of food is always top notch! We got the pistachio and walnut baklava and Turkish coffee. As a sweet on the side, they gave some pieces of Turkish delight which was very considerate of them. The baklava was flaky and not super moist. I felt it had the perfect consistency for this dish. The Turkish coffee was also very good and just the perfect level of strength I was expecting. Because it is in smack middle of downtown Monterey, all parking is street parking but the nice thing is it it is right by other shopping places so there are many other places to see after you finish your time at this coffee shop, I plan on coming here again in the future anytime I go to Monterey! read more
9 months ago
** Update after our second visit in two days: the ladies here are extremely nice, helpful, and accommodating. The guys here are so so - didn't seem open to answer questions, and gave us a hard limit of one sample per person regardless of how many flavors we plan to purchase. Out of the six flavors we've had, my favorite is the tiramisu chocolate. ** The grand look of Troya drew us in. We wanted to try their Turkish coffee but it was already 3pm, so we opted for a rose tea, an original black tea, and two baklavas (Rose Petals Pomegranate, Chocolate Browni Banana). Rose tea had a pleasant aroma and fancy rose petals add-on, but I definitely didn't expect it to be so sweet. I assumed it would be rose-flavored unsweetened black tea, which would pair much better with the super sweet baklavas. The original black tea was great, but there was nothing Turkish about it. It tasted like high-quality English Breakfast tea. The two baklavas were good, but overly sweet for us, esp. the rose petals pomegranate one. We both preferred the chocolate browni banana one because its sweetness wasn't as overwhelming. Again, if the rose tea wasn't sweetened, it would at least balance out the sweetness in baklava. The service here was okay. The staff offered us samples of the baklava, which was appreciated. However, we felt rushed when ordering, and the staff didn't provide enough clarifications. The tea was overpriced ($4/8 oz), versus the more expensive baklava was reasonable, since it seemed fairly labor-intensive. read more
My family and I were looking to grab some dessert and coffee after heavy lunch at near by restaurant. We were lucky enough to accidentally walk-in in that authentic Turkish sweets shop. Let me start by describing the complicated taste of Turkish coffee, that is rich deep and absolutely delicious. Turkish desserts are usually on a sweeter side, pair perfectly with strong and heavenly bitter taste of Turkish coffee! We ordered halva, which flavor took me back to my childhood in Russia( but Russian version of Turkish halva has less refined taste and color). Also we cannot resist to order the hazelnut-chocolate desserts (sells by weight,not by slice like halva), it tastes like Nutella for rich people-absolutely heavenly! Beside the food you will be charmed by unique interior with authentic lamps and wall decorations. There are few tables inside and a couple of tables outside the shop. The service was very attentive and friendly, greeting you with truly eastern hospitality! Will definitely recommend this place! read more
There was a long line for the sweets and I can see why. These little desserts are so full of deliciousness and I can't stop eating them. The service was awesome. I was stuck with what to buy so the gentleman offered tasters and he cut up tiny pieces. Once he did this, I purchased anything pistachio and raspberries. Come in and enjoy the treats while you sit and enjoy or take it to go. read more
Walking around the area is also a pleasant experience, so why not top it off with a great dessert place? I saw Troya Turkish Delight just by wandering around. I have never tried a Turkish Delight before so I wanted to give it a try and it truly did not disappoint. They had a lot of different options and it was hard to pick the right one. I opted in with the classic Pistachio flavor, Cookies & Cream, and I believe a chocolate flavor (because they were running low and it might have been the customers' favorite). The taste of all of the Turkish delights I got were great, but the pistachio was my favorite. Biting into the Turkish Delight, I did not expect it to be as chewy from the way it look, but honestly, I really enjoyed it. The cookies and cream was very sweet, so if you don't like overly sweet dessert, I suggest not to get that flavor. Overall, the Turkish Delight satisfied my experience walking around the area. I'd definitely try another Turkish Delight place if I ever see one again! read more
3 years ago
Excellent, I tried multiple flavors. Glad I discovered this place better than other Turkish delights I've had. I got a gift box of .75 lb to take home for my mom. read more
2 years ago
My favorite place for Turkish delights so far. Been here a handful of times and have always enjoyed the treats and coffee. Small place but beautiful colors from the decor to the treats in the display cases. A few tables and chairs so if you're lucky you might be able to snag a seat and enjoy some Turkish coffee and delights. Be prepared to be overwhelmed with all the desserts and flavors. With so much to choose from I had to limit myself and try the other flavors on my next visit. The service is great and attentive to what you want to try and taste. The delights are sold by weight so be mindful otherwise you'll end up with a high fare. I always plan to sit down and enjoy my treats when I'm there so I wait around for a open table. Minus one star for the parking and cost for the delights. But you must this place when you're in the area. read more
3 years ago
Went on a trip to Monterey and this place stood on our way home. We got to try many sweets they had, with walnuts turned out being my favorite. The guy who served us samples and this delight was very friendly and polite. This place always going to be on my to go list on the next trip to Monterey! read more
Troya Turkish Delight and Baklava is a clean and modern store located on Cannery Row. I stopped by on my coworker's recommendation, and loved their beautiful displays of unique turkish delights and baklavas (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=O94OVuna2cyx-HKHiCt9Qg&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg). It was so hard to decide what to try, and I'm glad that you can specify exactly how much you want of each flavor. They weren't busy around 12:30pm on a Friday, and I tried: -Melon Hazelnut, Nesquick Chocolate Hazelnut, Kiwi Pistachio ($29/lb, https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=IdbtmUfn7xJPVWln_n-VXg&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg): I haven't seen any of these flavors before, and was so excited to give them a try. The kiwi pistachio ended up being my favorite, since I liked the nuttiness in the filling. The melon and nesquick were a little too sweet for me. -Baklava (https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?select=M1A-csU1GJNDtBr7PUlN2A&userid=76vIFZcC7owykCBjMfGVXg: Good, but a touch too sweet for my tastes. However, they did not skimp on the butter or pistachios! Their staff was really friendly and helpful. Items are on the pricier side, but they are located in a super touristy area where rents are likely crazy high. Stop by for a sweet treat if you're looking for something unique to try! There was a good amount of street parking available a couple of blocks away from the main Cannery Row area. read more
5 years ago
TURKISH DELIGHT: one of our best finds on Cannery Row! My daughters found this cute and quaint shop with a beautiful interior . They have all sorts of Turkish delight in display and the most beautiful interior ! Lots of chandeliers ! Have had the Turkish coffee which is very strong. Also tried the chocolate hazelnut Turkish delight, the M&M one and the coconut almond one which was super delicious ! They have a cranberry and rose one that was also divine!!! Also honey wheat crunch ! Highly recommend !! read more
5 years ago
High quality, expensive desserts from the Turkish lads here. I enjoyed what I ordered, I got a half log of the pomegranate with pistachio flavored jelly log. I also ordered a green apple with macadamia nuts jelly half log and somehow it was much cheaper than buying the assorted boxes they offered. My box was 16$ after taxes for 2 half logs. The other boxes range from 30$-50$ depending on the size. Obviously the bigger is more expensive. They do have the powdered cubed jellies that are the regular Turkish delights and baklava pastries. But, I had no interest in that. We also got two assorted boxes for about 30$ each small. They had a variety and some of them inside were exclusive to the assortment. I enjoyed the jellies but they had a very sweet taste to them enough to give you the diabetes. Overall, I recommend the place. It had a beachy ambiance and the customer service was splendid. The store was as small as a sees candies. You get to choose which half logs or cubed blocks of your choice. The other places nearby are very saturated. It is located in monterey which is very north of California on the west coast Beach. read more
Troya is a wonderful Turkish Delight surprise on Cannery Row in Monterey. I decided to try this traditional Turkish treat and loved it. I ordered a mixed box and everything all 9 flavors were Amazingly Good. Don't pass by this delightful treat. read more
Randomly walked across this Turkish delight and coffee spot. We unfortunately only had a chance to have some coffee, but everything looks so tasty! I'll be back soon to try more. The service was very pleasant, the employees are very nice and accommodating. read more
This place was very nice. The decor was done nicely. The display case contained works of eatable art. We should have stopped here before we ate lunch. All we wanted was a good strong cup of coffee. And we know about Turkish Coffee. We tossed out our weak dark coffee from a shop down the street and went to Troya's. Not disappointed at all. Only thing missing was being served in a glass cup with a metal holder. Paper cups take away the flavor and the nostalgic of drinking Turkish Coffee. We will be back when we visit Monterey again. read more
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Are the baklava vegan, or do they have honey?
You can find detailed list of ingredients for each of their products on their website: https://troyamry.com/Products . Looks like most of them contain honey or cream thus not vegan.
Are the turkish delight vegan?
Real lokum is completely vegan; it's made with cornflour - there really is no need to add gelatine, especially as doing so would render it non-vegetarian, much less vegan.
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