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Meet our Sweets! We hope you enjoy your visit. If you have any question, we would love to hear from you. baklava, sugar free baklava, cookies, maamoul, traditional sweets and cakes.
History
Established in 2015.
Baklava is the first and most authentic type of Mediterranean sweets. It embraces hundreds of years of passion into each single piece. The finest nuts are roasted to perfection and sandwiched between fine layers of our grandfather’s secret recipe of phyllo dough and baked with care and affection
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Nardeen noail
a month agoIโve been getting all my cakes and sweets from them yummy test and exactly like the picture, they also have a great customer service and very good prices. I very recommend this place โฅ๏ธ
Jon Baker
2 weeks agoI went into this place while walking to the liquor store to get something to drink. I love pastries and thought hey, local business, let's try it out. Walked in and there were several people in the store. Not all of them seemed like customers though, so I walked in and no one even said hello, looked around for a few minutes and still no one even attempted to offer service or help. I'm not a small person as I'm 6'3 and black so I'm not sure what the problem was but once I realized no one cared that I was in their store. I left as if no one even noticed. I can't imagine ever going back here.
Azuz
5 months agoOverpriced Dubai Chocolate and it doesnโt taste good at all, barely any Kunafa and itโs made cheaply. I had to throw it. I put 2 stars only because the service is good and itโs a good place in general.
Malak Pola
6 months agoI always come here and when i come the desserts are always good and fresh I love there ice cream and especially there tres leche and the baklava is always my favourite and the service is amazing.you should definitely come you will love it.
Ronald Dolsky
2 years agoIts nice that you have the option to create your own assorted box. It's a pretty good value at $10.50 a pound. The baklava and other other Mediterranean sweets were all showcased in an elegant manner, and there were certainly a lot to choose from. We did a variety box of mostly baklavas and some like the chocolate were just okay, where others were really good. The zalabya (fried balls in honey) really stood out as ones to try.