Baklava Bakery

It's the freshest and most tasty baklava I've had in Arlington. I've been looking. The long skinny finger looking piece of baklava was alright but the triangle sliced baklava was incredible. I mean the best in town. I got it the day it was baked and my goodness. I also got some bread. The bread is very good. Pretty descent ingredients in the bread. They use non bromine flower in the baklava. That's great. Bromine is not good for us. I would call ahead and don't be fooled by the parking lot, it may look closed but it's not. They are cash only. FYI It's not like a normal Bakery

I used to buy 10 boxes a week and they mixed old bread with freshly backed bread together ., this is cheating and does not reflect a Muslim behavior ., stop using them and I am using Sarah bread now with no issues ., honestly

Someone kindly brought baklava from this establishment to my place of employment over the holidays. I enjoy a good piece of baklava every once in awhile. I had never seen it with pistachio crumbles on top, so I was instantly intrigued! I'm pretty sure I ate the whole box, when it was supposed to be shared with all my coworkers. It was buttery, decadent, and rich. The syrupy insides added just the right amount of sweetness! I really enjoyed the added texture of the pistachio! Even my Greek coworker approved!! I would definitely come here anytime to quench a baklava craving!!

Moroccan owned, baklava factory. But their variety of offerings is somewhat limited to fingers (cigars) or triangular baklava only. There's pistachio or walnut for each. No other variety, but the bakery portion of the facility is huge for such a small variety of offerings. I suspect that he does a lot of business in selling to local restaurants. The cafe portion is rarely open - supposedly it's open at nights. During the day, only the bakery factory is open, and anyone can come in and pick up baklava to go. The door for the factory is to the left of the door to the cafe (yes, there's TWO doors for this business). The entire building looks abandoned or closed from the outside, so don't be fooled.Tried the variety pack - and I have to say that I liked the triangular baklava far better than the drier fingers. They also sell pita bread but I didn't get a chance to try it.

This place makes the best Baklava. I always get it as a gift for people when I'm in the area. They also make great naan, pitas, and other types of bread.

I have been trying to call this bakery to find out if we can buy fresh pita from themThey have never answered their phoneHow can we contact them? Their pita brad is awesome

This is honestly the best baklava and the best pita bread I've ever had in my entire life. Will continue to be a loyal consumer.

Every time we drive by this place looks closed. We want to taste and buy their baklava. Are they wholesalers??

very fresh food and very friendly staff. Would go here anytime for fresh bread and baklava . They have all sorts of varieties.

To the people giving low ratings because they can't go inside of a WHOLESALE BAKERY, I would say...learn to read. If you go to their website, it says right on there, wholesale. The bread is the best, so it has to be high in demand...they are probably super busy BAKING BREAD. They deliver to my Whole Foods on Friday morning, and I get them freshly baked and STILL WARM right after the store opens. That's the absolute best way to buy it. I love the large 6 count thin pitas and my daughter likes the 100% whole wheat pita. Be fair people, if you have never tasted their bread, don't score them low. Geesh.