In Tarrant County, baklava is taking center stage as local eateries embrace this sweet delight with a variety of flavors. From traditional walnut to inventive combinations like Nutella and Oreo, residents have a plethora of options to satisfy their sweet tooth.

Keller’s Sweet Spot

JoJo’s Sweets in Keller is a haven for baklava lovers, offering a wide range of flavors including coffee, almond, and pistachio. Their recent expansion into distributing pistachio and walnut baklavas to other local businesses means more residents can enjoy their creations. Alongside baklava, JoJo’s offers desserts like rice pudding and basbousa, complemented by drinks such as pistachio lattes.

Fort Worth’s Turkish Delight

The Flying Carpet Turkish Café on Washington Avenue in Fort Worth serves up pistachio, chocolate, and walnut baklavas. Their menu also features savory Turkish dishes, from kebabs to seafood, ensuring a full dining experience. Diners can enjoy traditional Turkish coffee, enhancing the authentic experience.

Colleyville’s Turkish Cuisine

Truva Bar & Grill in Colleyville specializes in Turkish cuisine, offering pistachio, walnut, and chocolate baklavas. Their menu includes classics like babaganoush and falafel, with options for both individual servings and family platters. The spinach pie and pacanga boregi are highlights for those seeking savory pastries.

Arlington’s Nutty Offerings

An Arlington eatery focuses on nut-based baklava flavors, including cashew and pistachio. Customers can pair these sweet treats with a variety of beverages, from cold brew to Turkish coffee, enhanced with flavored syrups for a personalized touch.

These local spots highlight the diverse culinary offerings in Tarrant County, making it a sweet destination for baklava enthusiasts.

Original reporting: Fort Worth Report — read the source article.