Madent Al-Taybat Roastery

I finally decided to visit Madent Al-Taybat Roastery, and I couldn't have been more pleased with the experience! The moment we walked in, we were warmly greeted by the store owner, who made us feel right at home by offering a sample of their delightful coffee - a perfect touch after our big dinner.The store itself is a treasure trove, beautifully arranged with a stunning variety of spices, sweets, and unique treats. For a first-time visitor, the hospitality was genuinely impressive. The staff were friendly, attentive, and eager to help, offering us samples of items we were curious about, which made the whole shopping experience a joy.We ended up purchasing an assortment of baklava, other delicious sweets, and the highly recommended chocolate bars. The quality and care at Madent Al-Taybat Roastery make it a must-visit spot - I'll definitely be back!

Palestinian market with all kinds of sights and smells. When I first walked in, my eye caught a glimpse of mango juice. They have a vast array of spices, and nuts as well. There are many types of flaky desserts and different types of Turkish delights. They are happy to point them out to you. I wanted to find out about their Dubai chocolate and they gave me a small bite. It's like kunafa(flaky like shredded wheat), milk chocolate, cream cocoa, & pistachio filling. It was good. Dubai chocolate was $15 for half a bar. $25 for a full off hand. I didn't buy it. I bought two pieces of round truffle chocolates which were priced by pound which is how they do it.It is def a different type of market that I a accustomed too and I did enjoy checking it out. Everyone was nice and helpful. Today, Nov. 2, their Instagram says they are giving away 300 free Dubai Chocolate.

This is the new bar that they just put out and it is so much better than the Dubai bar so you know it's amazing because Dubai bar is so so good. I don't know what to say other than this is a really cool place to walk into and experience it's family owned, and these chocolate bars are amazing. these bars are $25 and they are worth every penny so go get you one! Tell him you want the new bar and I believe it's called the baklava bar.The Dubai bar has that pistachio crunch, but This has like a little bit of a nuttier crunch. They're both amazing but I would definitely try the new bar.

Al-Tayabat has all kinds of sweets, coffee, and candy that you could want. The staff is so kind and offer samples throughout the store so you can try before you buy. They offer a variety of halal gummy candies at $12 a pound. Definitely will be coming again!

Amazing Palestinian shop with all the spices and sweets you could desire. I was immediately greeted by the staff and offered a cup of coffee. It was a very warm and welcoming feeling as soon as I walked through the door. A lady behind the back counter came out with a sample of try of their house made Dubai chocolate and Biscoff chocolate. My intent for coming was the Dubai chocolate, so it was nice to be able to sample before purchasing. I walked out with my intended purchase and two pieces of fresh baklava. The shop was very welcoming and the ambiance encourages you to weaving in and out exploring all of their products. They are located street facing in a small shopping center, so parking may be tight. It's worth the visit!

The best customer service experience. I was attracted to this place because of a video I saw about Dubai Chocolate and how this place has it. Being in the area I stopped by. I was greeted with warm welcomes and offers of coffee. Every single Middle Eastern spice of dessert was there. They were offering me free samples of their newer creations. I only spent $30 there but I will be back. Their desserts were all fresh and amazing. There is something so understated about mixing honey and pistachios. Anyway, they treated me incredibly and you should consider their pastries over the typical. You will be pleasantly surprised and thank me for it.

Wow, Dubai chocolate made in house. Spices, coffee and a big variety of Turkish Delight platters too

This Roastery has a large variety of middle eastern goods - from homemade desserts, spices, nuts and more it was amazing seeing such a large selection of products. It was interesting seeing international products I've never eaten before. The employees were also great at helping us select from the vast variety of TASTY desserts. I got baklava, Turkish delights, hummus and pita and everything was delicious. Not everything is labeled (or labeled in English) so I would suggest adding for more clarity but either way a great spot!

What a circus. Drove from Orlando to check this kunefe out since TikTok made it look sooooo good. Now I know what you're thinking. Oh this guy is a just a miserable person blah blah. I never ever go out my way to leave such a negative review. Now I'm not complaining about the outrageous prices for this below average deserts. No. I'm not complaining over how the lady working the sweets section cannot multi task and work with purpose and sense of urgency with a line growing and lost in la la land.. nooo! I am complaining because how the **** do you guys run out of the Kunefe???? THE ONE SINGLE thing you guys are blowing up over ?? SUNDAY on a Sunday!!!!!!! I cannot believe that I was told that "oh the guy that makes this is not here and this is the only tray we have.." I said do you guys have any in back? "No this was the only one he made this morning" IT WAS 12:15 when I got there. What an embarrassment! I'm Middle Eastern and love to see our culture blossom in today's world.. which is why I drove the 2 hours on a Sunday. Stupid me. Gets better!!! Where's the restroom? "Oh we clogged it up with the grease so all our pipes are clogged" unbelievable. What a joke.

Will always go out of my way to come here. Friendliest staff and amazing products. I've gotten numerous chocolate bars from here and they are perfect every time!