Lebon Sweets

While visiting Dearborn I always seek out a delicious Lebanese bakery. Today I found Lebon sweets. I was overwhelmed by the delicious looking pastries. The nice girl behind the counter recommended the Knafeh. It was so good! Perfectly cheesy and just a tad sweet. Definitely can't wait to go back. 100 percent recommended!

Words cannot describe how phenomenal this food is. I don't think anyone else in the world utilizes pistachios this perfectly. I don't know the names of anything I got. But it was sweet, decadent and full of amazing flavors. I want to live right next door to them. The people were very kind and explained the pastries to me. There are a lot more things I wanna try. Can't wait to come back.

Wish they have locations in Florida, we have to fly or drive to Michigan to taste the great sweets as original as the Lebanese version, very authentic.Prices are great for the amount and quality, if you buy the ingredients and make it your self LOL will not come out the same) will cost you more.

Lebon Sweets serves good kunafah, with a perfect blend of crispy pastry and gooey cheese. Just the right amount of sweetness and high-quality ingredients make it unforgettable. Friendly staff and a welcoming ambiance enhance the experience. Highly recommended!

Our team grabbed a box of baklava and a large full sized tiramisu from here for our working team and for a colleague's birthday as well. This place has a few other locations around the area. My colleagues raved about this place, so we had to give it a try. The tiramisu was decent. I also tried a few of the different pistachio filled baklavas, they weren't too bad either.

You can count the time from when I first heard about Lebon Sweets, to the time I showed up there for Kanafa, in minutes. Thankfully my wife had left some lights on in her car overnight, and I needed the assistance of AAA. It turns out that the fellow who helped replace my batter was from Lebanon, and naturally we started talking about food. As good as Yelp may be, I had to ask him where he thought the best Kanafa in the region could be found. Lebon Sweets got his full throated approval. It wasn't even close. We shared similar thoughts that some famous regional bakeries which specialize in baklava, make lackluster Kanafa. The same holds true in reverse. Those shops that make great Kanafa may not be where you want to go for baklava. So I came here on a mission. Technically, I was told to visit the location in Dearborn Heights, but this one was closer to my other outing that day, so I found myself in this strip mall bakery that did not look like much. It was also clear that the thing to get here, was the cheese dome, aka the Kanafa Sandwich, aka Kanafa in Kaak, aka carbs stuffed with fat and doused in sugar. Like everyone else here says, it was super delicious. So why only the four stars?Well, I am quite sensitive to smells, especially smells of strong industrial cleaning agents. I keenly understand the importance of a bakery to be clean. All that sugar can attract critters, and nobody wants any critters with their sweets. That said, sadly the smell of the cleaning agent was so intense, even when I went back to the car to eat my treasure, the sesame roll was redolent of cleaner. Obviously that detracted from the experience. That said, I am absolutely going to try the Dearborn Heights location in the hopes that they use a different cleaner... or at least use it at a more dilute strength, so that I may fully enjoy this decadent treat.Also, I have to admit to a modest preference for Kanafa where the syrup is scented with rosewater. This version had a more straight up sugar syrup. Perhaps that is more true-to-form of Lebanese Kanafa. I have no idea. I am still learning about the regional differences of this delightful dessert. It's hard work, but I think I am up for the challenge!

Such an authentic Lebanese spot that was super busy from the minute I arrived and left. Right when you walk in, you get warm and delicious smells of all the baked goods. My boyfriend and I got the kanafa which is a melted, cheesy, sweet, and gooey-ness all in a sesame bun. It comes with a sweet syrup which was extremely delicious as well! This spot truly is a gem!

Best dessert shop, the baklava, croissants are the best in town. Service is fast and great.

One of my go to bakeries in Dearborn, for meat pies and Kana-fee. The trip there last weekend was so very disappointing. I requested 6?pieces of Kana-fee and when I got back home to Cleveland , I was so disappointed. The kanafee was old , fell apart when I heated it and the Kakee was old as well , some were even moldy Please don't sell old stuff that was sitting on the shelf for a while- this experience ruined the whole trip for meI had been a loyal customer since they opened - not any moreIt's only good if you eat it there

Always stop by this place when in town. The problem is that no other knafeh will come close to the deliciousness on offer at Lebon Sweets. Either with or without the bun, it is a must try. Great value for money too.