Fournos Bakery

Tiny restaurant with a wonderful array of Greek dishes that are both authentic and comforting. There's a casual seating area where you can enjoy your meal, making it a perfect spot for both a quick lunch or a leisurely dinner. The service at Fournos Bakery was interesting to say the least... but I won't let that impact my experience. Greek fries were nasty, soaked in oil.

They have great bread. If it's the day old bread, it's only $1. They have some cookies, but it's limited. The cookies with almond paste are $4, and it's just not worth it. Only some items have prices, so it's hard to know what they are charging. Make sure to ask so you don't get a rude surprise like we did. There are better bakeries around there.

An adjunct to Mykonos restaurant a block away, Fournos offers a wide variety of goodies for dessert and/or take home. We got numerous goodies to last a few days, and they were all excellent. The texture of the shredded dough type baklava didn't hold up after a day, as well as the regular baklava did. Our turnovers (blueberry!) were exquisite, even two days later, the the bottom of the pastry was moist. Pleasantly satisfying finish to our Tarpon Springs visit.

Located in Tarpon Springs near the sponge docks, parking is challenging, so it is best to come early in the morning. The space is small, yet packed with goodies! The lady assisting me was super sweet and attentive and had a beautiful energy. I got a slice of custard cake (can't remember what it was called) that was amazing! Highly recommend this little gem. My favorite bakery in the area.

Can't come to Tarpon Springs without buying the round, sweet, almond topped bread to bring home. We can't get just the bread, everything is so fresh & delicious. Sweet bread, warm feta bread, fresh baklava, biscotti.... we are bringing two shopping bags home. I've frozen the breads & it holds up well.

A very local Greek Bakery that makes me happy every time I walk by. It's the epitome of old world goodness in Small Town Tarpon Springs. Stop in for a coffee, pick up a piece of fresh made baklava or a loaf of bread. Maybe you'll take home some dolomades. What ever you do, you'll know it was baked with love.

We decided to take an exit to the little sponge greek town in Florida. They are famous for their sponges but we went early and stores were closed. We found a bakery shop open & a wonderful lady there who was very generous to us! We bought greek coffee cans and supplies for gifts and then hit the bakery side. Everything is freshly made. She is very proud of her goodies. She sent us on our way with fresh breads and cookies and items we purchased. I would def find this small bakery if you come to this beautiful ocean side town. Very special to us. She treated us with kindness and explained everything to us. A win-win. So glad we stopped here!

I have been going to Fournos Bakery for many years. A lot of the bread served at the restaurants in Tarpon Springs come from this very bakery. When we ate at Mykonos restaurant once, I asked where they get their bread from because it was so delicious. They told me it comes from Fournos Bakery. It reminds me so much of the bread that you would find in Greece. I had to stop in so I could bring some home. I initially went there just to buy the bread, but was pleasantly surprised to see that they sell a variety of Greek cookies and other sweets. They do not carry cakes like Hellas but man are their cookies delicious. Some of traditional Greek cookies you may find are Koulourakia, kourambiethes and melomakarona. They sell some cheese pies, turn overs and baklava as well. All are generous portions and taste amazing. Made with fresh ingredients. There is a small shelf where you can pick up a few dry ingredients, honey and oil. There is also a cooler to purchase drinks. Never tried the coffee before, it seems to be just regular coffee. Nothing super fancy but fine with me. There are a few small tables outside and a small one inside. I mostly take my items home. The cookies are sold by weight. Last I went, I bought a large selection of different cookies and some bread. It was very reasonable. The bakery is run by two sisters, they are super sweet. Definitely a small business I will always support. Anytime I go to Tarpon, I make it a point to stop by to get a few things. Even if it's just for the bread. Yum!

Such an amazing experience here. As soon as you walk into the store you get welcomed with the yummy smell of bread and pastries.

What an amazing place to stop on our fast trip to Tarpon! Just walking in the we were welcomed and greeted in such a warm way, the lady behind the counter gave our toddler a Greek cookie right away and they were delicious we had to get more for everyone else, the loaves of bread are delicious and huge, and I cannot rave enough about the chocolate baklava and all the other treats we couldn't resist! Can't wait to come back!