Baklava & Turkish Sweets Near Bothell & Snohomish County, WA | Besler Market
Baklava & Turkish sweets, Snohomish County, WA

Where to Buy Fresh Baklava & Turkish Sweets Near Bothell & Snohomish County

If you are searching for fresh baklava near Bothell or a Turkish sweets shop near me, Besler Market is your closest full selection. As of 2026, we carry pistachio and walnut baklava, Turkish delight, halva, kunefe, and Maras ice cream on Highway 9 in Snohomish County, about 12 minutes from Bothell and Mill Creek.

Quick answer

Besler Market sells fresh baklava and Turkish sweets at 18122 WA-9, Suite A101, Snohomish, WA 98296, about 12 minutes from Bothell. Baklava comes in double pistachio, walnut, chocolate, cold milky, and roll styles, as single serves, gift packs, party packs, and full trays. We also carry Turkish delight (lokum), halva, kunefe, kadayif, and Maras dondurma. Open 7 days. Free parking.

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Fresh pistachio and walnut baklava at Besler Market, Snohomish County WA, sold by the piece, gift pack, and tray
Definition

What is baklava, and what counts as a Turkish sweet?

Baklava

Baklava is a layered pastry made from many thin sheets of filo dough, brushed with butter, filled with ground nuts (most often pistachio or walnut), baked, and finished with sugar syrup. The best baklava is crisp on top, tender inside, and not overly wet. Turkish baklava from the Gaziantep tradition is especially known for its double-pistachio (fistikli) style.

A "Turkish sweet" is a broader category that includes baklava, Turkish delight (lokum), halva, kunefe, kadayif, sekerpare, and Maras dondurma. Besler Market carries all of these, sourced from established Turkish producers.

For many families around Bothell, Mill Creek, and Snohomish County, finding real baklava and Turkish sweets used to mean a long drive to Seattle or Bellevue, or settling for a supermarket version. Besler Market opened on Highway 9 to put a genuine Turkish sweets counter within a short drive, alongside a full Turkish and Mediterranean pantry.

The selection

What baklava and Turkish sweets does Besler Market carry?

Below is a summary of our baklava and Turkish sweets as of 2026. Stock rotates, so call (206) 372-3073 before you drive out for a specific item, or see the Sweets section of our full catalog.

Pistachio baklava Double-pistachio, cold milky pistachio, roll with pistachio, and mussel-shape (sobiyet). Single serve to full tray.
Walnut baklava Classic walnut, double walnut, fig-shape, and homemade style. The traditional, everyday choice.
Chocolate baklava Chocolate with pistachio, party pack. A modern favorite with kids and gatherings.
Baklava trays & gift packs Pistachio baklava palace tray, walnut trays, assorted family pack, and gift boxes for holidays and events.
Turkish delight (lokum) Altin Bebek and Altin Dolmabahce classic, plus Cappadocia and Keyifce fruit flavors: blueberry, mango, pistachio with pomegranate.
Halva (helva) Sesame halva in classic, cocoa, and pistachio; Aleppo halva plain and with pistachio; soft nuga halva.
Kunefe & kadayif Kunefe classic with syrup and with pistachio; fresh and roasted kadayif to make it at home.
Sekerpare Semolina cookies in syrup, party pack. Soft, syrup-soaked, and made for tea time.
Maras dondurma Stretchy Maras Kesme Turkish ice cream in classic, pistachio, and chocolate, six slices per pack.
Turkish chocolate & wafers Ulker and Eti wafers, Kahve Dunyasi pistachio wafers, plus imported European chocolate for the sweet aisle.

If there is a specific Turkish sweet or brand you want that is not listed, send us a request. We bring in new items regularly, especially around Ramadan, Bayram, and the winter holidays.

How to choose

Which baklava or Turkish sweet should I buy, by occasion, filling, and freshness?

The right choice depends on who it is for, how soon you will eat it, and your budget. Here is how to match the sweet to the situation:

For a gift or a special occasion

Choose a double-pistachio baklava gift pack or the pistachio baklava palace tray. Pistachio reads as the premium, celebratory option, and the gift and party packs are made to be presented. Turkish delight gift boxes are a good non-baklava alternative.

For everyday eating on a budget

Choose walnut baklava or single-serve pieces. Walnut baklava is the traditional home style, costs less than pistachio, and keeps well for a few days. Single serves let you try a few kinds without committing to a tray.

For serving warm or making dessert at home

Choose kunefe with syrup, or buy kadayif and make it fresh. Kunefe is best served hot with the cheese pull, so it suits a sit-down dinner rather than a gift. Sekerpare in syrup is another warm, spoon-friendly option.

For a lighter, less nut-heavy option

Choose classic (plain) Turkish delight, which is starch and sugar based rather than nut heavy. Note that most baklava, including the cold milky style, still contains tree nuts, so always check the label if you need a strictly nut-free sweet.

For the longest shelf life

Choose halva or sealed Turkish delight. Both keep for weeks at room temperature, unlike fresh baklava and kunefe, which are best within a few days. Halva also travels well if you are bringing a sweet to family out of town.

Getting here

How far is Besler Market from Bothell, Mill Creek, and Snohomish County?

Besler Market is at 18122 WA-9, Suite A101, Snohomish, WA 98296 with free parking on-site. See full directions and a map →

Bothell

≈ 12 minutes

SR-527 north, right on Maltby Rd to Highway 9. About the same time as driving to a Costco.

Mill Creek

≈ 12 minutes

North on Bothell-Everett Highway, east on 180th Street to Highway 9.

Snohomish

≈ 8 minutes

West on 2nd Street to Highway 9 south. We are right on the highway.

Woodinville

≈ 11 minutes

North on Highway 9 from Woodinville-Snohomish Road, a straight shot.

Kirkland

≈ 18 minutes

I-405 north to SR-522, then east on Highway 9 to Snohomish.

Everett

≈ 21 minutes

South on I-5 to exit 186, then east to Highway 9.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Is the baklava at Besler Market fresh?

Besler Market carries baklava from established Turkish producers, sold as single serves, gift packs, party packs, and full trays. Because fresh baklava is best within a few days, stock rotates and selection varies. Call (206) 372-3073 to check what is in that day, or ask us to set aside a tray for an event.

How much does baklava cost at Besler Market?

Pricing depends on the style, the nut (pistachio runs higher than walnut), and the size, from single serves up to full trays and gift packs. For current pricing on a specific baklava or a party tray, call the store at (206) 372-3073.

Do you have Turkish delight and halva as well as baklava?

Yes. Alongside baklava, Besler Market carries Turkish delight (lokum) in classic and fruit flavors, sesame and Aleppo halva, kunefe, kadayif, sekerpare, and Maras Turkish ice cream. It is a full Turkish sweets selection, not just baklava. Browse the full catalog →

Can I order a baklava tray for a wedding or office party near Bothell?

Yes. Baklava trays and gift and party packs are popular for weddings, holidays, and office gatherings around Bothell, Mill Creek, and Snohomish County. Call ahead at (206) 372-3073 so we can make sure the size and style you want are ready for pickup.

What are Besler Market's hours?

Monday to Thursday 10 AM to 7 PM, Friday and Saturday 10 AM to 8 PM, Sunday 10 AM to 6 PM. Free parking on-site. See the full hours and directions page →

In summary

Fresh baklava and Turkish sweets, 12 minutes from Bothell.

As of 2026, Besler Market is the closest full Turkish sweets selection to Bothell, Mill Creek, and Snohomish County, Washington. Pistachio and walnut baklava, Turkish delight, halva, kunefe, and Maras ice cream, all under one roof at 18122 WA-9, Suite A101, Snohomish, WA 98296, on Highway 9, with free parking, open seven days a week.