Sultan’s Bakery

Holy WOW! I went in for desserts and found a treasure trove! I bought FRESHLY made chocolate Baklava which was dark chocolate and PERFECTLY sweet but the lady fingers are out of this world! They’re like tiny baklava and the perfect size! While I was there they had a chicken shawarma special and it looked so fresh being cut off the spick! I can’t wait to go back!!!

Oh, the Chicken shawarma! This is one of the most delicious lunches! A beautiful, flaky baklava for dessert… Well worth a visit!

It’s little sweets shop on the nice 39^th street
They have really good fresh sweets and really good Shawerma sandwiches must try!

absolutely delecious, fresh and very reliable prices. customer service is also amazing

This place is a hidden gem. The chicken shawarma is unreal, and their pastries are amazing. Highly recommend!

SHAWARMA!!! There is a god! Garlic sauce is where he resides. You will never forget the distinct flavor of the marinated chicken and the garlic sauce exploding in your mouth with a taste sensation that screams EAT ME FOREVER! AMAR has to be the nicest person I’ve ever met. I might be biased because of his shawarma-​making-​abilities, but he really does make it your way:) have you tried baklava? Sultans does something with this desert that makes every bite a sweet cascade of delight, jumping between flavored like a crazy Mexican jumping bean.
What more could you want? How about the strongest cup of coffee known to man! This coffee is rich and full of flavor, with a distinct cardamom after taste, that will get you through your sugar coma within seconds. If you want authentic and delicious food, do your taste buds a favor.

The yabra’a (stuffed grape leaves) are the best I’ve ever had, and the chocolate baklava is quite good as well. I love that they have small Kurdish coffee and tea for $ 1. The guys that run it are friendly and the place has nice atmosphere. I’ve tried several other pastries there (cashew rolls, bird’s nests) and everything I’ve tried has been very good. I love pistachios and the pistachios used in many of their bakery items are always so fresh. I love having this place in our neighborhood and am really surprised that it’s not even busier than it is.

The Baklava is amazing! Best bakery in town! The helpful, friendly staff is a great compliment to a delicious place.

I just moved here from California and was not able to find any savory treats to satisfy my pallet until I came to Sultan’s bakery. Their chicken shawarma is TO DIE FOR! They make their own homemade garlic yogurt sauce and spread it all over a deliciously fresh pita bread. I get the vegetarian voice, which is made like a quesadilla with your choice of any of their deliciously fresh veggies and cheese melted inside. My husband has the chicken shawarma stuffed full with veggies, garlic yogurt, cheese, and hummus. They also have delicious sauces to add on the side (not that they need to). And you get all of this (12 inches long) for $ 5!!!

Since my first visit this has become a bit of a habit.
They have some items that rotate in and out, but you can be sure they will always have traditional and chocolate baklava.
My favorite thing about Sultan’s is that they are open LATE. 10pm on a weeknight? Yes, please! The only other place you can get dessert that late near 39^th street is a fast food joint, or maybe at Jazz. I love being able to pick something up in just a few minutes.
The service is friendly, the food is affordable, and everything I’ve tried has been good.
I recommend the baklava sundae made with chocolate baklava. Yum!

Philo-​tastic! So good! I went in for the Unilocal reviews and came out with the small sampler that included the birds nest, lady fingers, and others I can not name because I ate them all too fast to have a chance to remember.
Then after a walk around the area, my date and I decided we had to go back for the meat pies and to try the coffee. All delicious! Can not wait to go back!

Delicious food and warm, accommodating service. I don’t remember the names of the pastries but I had an amazing nest-​looking kataifi dessert, and a lovely sweet cheese pastry. I would also highly recommend the Kurdish coffee — who knew cardamom and coffee would go so well together?

I really come here more often than i should. I pretty much pick up a tray of their mixed goodness for every holiday. It’s kinda become my thing, but I’m not sure if people are as excited to see me or my tray of treats.
As soon as you cross the thresh hold your smacked with this exotic scent of rose and toasted butter honey, oh and coffee. It’s just heaven and the whole place has this old soul feel to it but it hasn’t even been open a year. Baklava is really good, i was getting to the point where i thought all baklava had that freezer brunt taste, but this stuff is rich, crispy, crunchy, layered flavor. My favorite is their date filed cookies, maamoul and probably their rice pudding.
Been for lunch a couple times when i found out they made these delish lil meat or cheese pies that are only 2.50. For 5 bucks i can get a savory pie, a sweet treat and drink. Both the coffee and tea are so good. Kurdish style, strong and spicy. I can’t tell you how excited i was to find a place open late to hang out at with my non drinking friends and family, 10pm and weekends are even later. A weekend afternoon spent here is like a self indulgent treat. Just another reason why I love 39^th street.

Authentic Middle Eastern pastries and coffee just a stone’s throw from where I work! Baklava is delicious, and the Kurdish coffee packs a punch! When you walk in, it smells like a croissant factory, which is fine by me! Ali, the owner, is very friendly and even let us play with his tambur instrument (think Turkish guitar). My Jordanian and Saudi friends recommended this place to me because the flavors remind them of home; I recommend this place because the prices are justified for the great quality of food!

O.M.Goodness! I walk here on my lunchtime to have a bite of their wonderful moist flaky homemade chocolate snd mixed nut baklava. It goes well with their fresh brewed tea and coffee!!! Sorry Small Cupcakes, you’ve been cheated on the last two times! Starbucks — you’re sweet but this is a goodbye for now — I need something nutty.

The gentlemen was very kind! He explained all the differences and gave us tiny samples. The best baklava in KC, for sure! Soo goood!!!

I’ve eaten a lot of baklava in my day, and nothing comes close to Sultan’s Bakery. Besides the amazing baklava, they serve a variety of other delicious Middle Eastern treats, like the «bird’s nest», kunafah, etc. There are a couple of tables off to the side by the windows so you can sit with your friends and feast on your dessert. They do have pre-​packaged gift boxes available for purchase, but they’re a bit too pricey for me to ever buy. But GO TO SULTAN’S!!! Your taste buds will thank you.

Amazing, authentic baklava. They have types and flavors I had never seen. The staff makes all the baklava in the bakery from scratch, so it’s truly fresh! They also serve excellent Kurdish coffee and tea.
The owner, Shero, is incredibly nice and friendly and will educate you on the art of baklava, if you ask.
They also give very generous samples. Yum. The bakery is really cute too, and they have some tables right by the window facing 39^th street.

Delicious– not too sweet, and completely authentic. They are generous with the free samples!

I am not a baklava expert, but these were delicious! The bird’s nests are beautiful to look at, a little complicated to eat, and totally worth making a special stop at this new bakery.
The owners are very nice, answered my many questions without batting an eye, and shared details about quality ingredients (using nuts harvested this year for better flavor).
While I didn’t try the beverages (the weather was too warm), I appreciate that they offer hot beverages with their pastries.
This is the kind of place that would be easy to pop into for a quick dessert and coffee after dinner on 39^th street.