Beirut Bakery & Deli

I am very fond of the Mediterranean food . Not only is it only tasty and pure but it is also very healthy. So this place popped up in yelp as nearby and with relative many stars. Outside you might not be able to look inside the bakery, but there is parking spaces, so you don't have to think about that. Inside it actually doesn't looks so bad, but cannot be seen upon as a restaurant, but more as a.... Bakery. The staff was attentive and made to the food in as promised 10 minutes. I had the hummus with meat, Muhammara with cheese and a large fattoush salad. The hummus and meat was amazing. The perfect texture and taste and a decent olive oil garnishing it all with the toasted lamb in the center. It tasted fresh. Faatlush is always also a thing that I crave for and it is always exciting to see if the brine og vinegar is good together with what vegetable/salads is in the dish. I got a big one and it tasted great with the perhaps not so healthy fried and crunchy pita chips. But that is the thing that makes the fattoush so good to eat! Muhammara with cheese on flat bread is a new experience I guess. I am used to have that M has a Mezza side dish, different but not bad. Tasted more like margarita pizza with fresh tomatoes. But all and all a good place to go if you are craving for Mediterranean food. Not a restaurant, but taste is like a restaurant.

I love the fresh Lebanese food at Beirut Bakery & Deli. This is a family restaurant using recipes passed down from their grandmother. Step into the restaurant and you are welcomed by the staff, the only problem is deciding what to order.I love the tabouleh and it tastes so much better than you can buy at the grocery store or Mediterranean market. Many times the use of bulgar and olive oil makes this dish heavy. At Beirut they use lots of fresh herbs, tomatoes, lemon and a touch of bulgar. I get the large because it is just perfect.I have also had the baba ghanoush, hummus and mouhamara (red pepper) dips and they are all excellent. I wish they sold a sampler.I have also tried the chicken sandwich, lamb sandwich, kibbeh and baklava. They have an extensive menu of authentic dishes and I haven't had a miss.

Food was beyond amazing... fatayer and fattoush salad was delicious... sooo fresh and services was fast... and they were on open on thanksgiving day..

Easy 5 stars. I'm Lebanese. My family is Lebanese. I've been to many Lebanese bakeries in the states and none is as authentic and delicious as this.Service: true Lebanese hospitality. We were a large party of 9 people and were helped getting seated no problem. We were even given small bites of food that we didn't order as complimentary appetizers. Our host was so generous, kind, and patient.Food: Absolutely delicious. My personal favorite was the "cheese pie" - you need to try this. The bread - cheese combination is extremely well done. The other pies we got were also amazing - they fresh and very satisfying. Authentic too. Ambiance: It's the authentic Lebanese "deli store" style. The owner mentioned that they are hoping to expand, which would be a smart move given how popular this place will inevitably become once word keeps spreading.You've got to go, and for bonus points get the amazing Arab coffee after you finish !

Unfortunately I can't recommend this restaurant. Seating is limited but that is not the problem here.. The cashier ( female) was robotic and unresponsive to our presence. I was hoping that the pastries/ baked goods redeemed the experience, but it didn't. Baklava; meat pie; cheese boat ; date cookies... nothing tastes good.. I am sorry but this was not a good experience.

I really love this place for a small snack or lunch. Their zaatar is just like how my mama makes it. It's really nice to sit down and have a cup of tea as it reminds me of my home town. The employees are kind and generous. Their prices can be a little steep for what they offer but the zaatar pie is reasonably priced in my opinion!

Food was okay guy at the counter was nice bit hot inside seem like the AC is not working or something meat pie was my favorite also the calzone wasn't that bad either few parking spots out front baklava was almost pretty good tasted fresh never had a Lebanese food

Absolutely delicious Lebanese food! I came here craving manousheh and Beruit's did not disappoint! The customer service was also fantastic...even though they were busy the lady at the counter was polite and helpful. The price point is great and they have lots of vegetarian options. The breads are all cooked to order in their oven, and you can see the dough making process in the back. I definitely plan to use them for catering at some point too! I do wish they used recyclable or compostable packaging.

First time trying this traditional Lebanese bakery and deli and WOW, all the food is absolutely mouthwatering!I tried a variety of dishes and every single one was so flavorful in its own way. Starting with the Kibbeh, I tried it with beef. It was so good and the flavor is very "warm" because of all the spices.I also tried the spinach AND cheese Fatayers which fantastic!The Tabouleh was ok, it had a very strong flavor and a lot of lemon juice. I didn't eat this by itself, I put a little on my spinach and cheese fatayers.My favorite was the Sfeeha Baalbakeye, everything was spot on and very delicious! The hummus tasted so unbelievably fresh, the best hummus I've think I've ever had, definitely recommend getting!I can't wait to come back and try the Baklava!

Family friendly atmosphere. Quick service with a smile. Although I didn't get meal items, I got several snacks and treats for the kids which they enjoyed.