Jenin Pastry

The best authentic Arab sweet pastry in the USA.their team is always helpful and kind and they will recommend you the best thing

Fresh, flavorful, generous: a huge variety of high quality sweets celebrating an uncommon culinary heritage. I was so pleased to have traveled a bit further out of DC to try their offerings. I hate going to DC--it's such a miserable place, but this pastry shop single-handedly brightened my visit.

I learned that there was Knafeh Na'ameh (smooth knafeh) and Knafeh Khishneh (rough knafeh)! Both incredible. My ppreference Leans towards the smooth. I highly recommend if you're in the area, to check out this bakery (they also have a Springfield location!)

This place is RIDICULOUSLY delicious. RIDICULOUSLY. The knafe is the sort you drive an hour from Baltimore to buy. And the staff? So nice! Unreasonably nice! The decor is also cute and the place is always so clean. I will never unbig my back.

Jenin has undergone a full remodeling! For those who knew the place from its red walls days, it's all white on white now! The new look is nice, but one thing that hasn't change is the amazing Palestinian pastries. Everything you eat here is delicious; from Kunafa (cheese pastry), to a baklava in all shapes and sizes. Make sure you try their Turkish coffee; very aromatic!

I really enjoyed the sweets here. We got the knafeh to share and it was delicious! There's a few parking spots reserved outside just for this location as well. I'm excited to go back and try other pastries.

A good assortment of pastries that appear fresh, but the cold service that day put us off. There are no labels or prices listed so we asked for the names and prices of a few items which seemed to annoy the cashier who gave us curt responses with only the prices and not the names of the items. We got the two variations of kunefe ($7 each), some small round cookie-esque items ($1.25/each), and a baklava piece ($2.50). They tasted good. Wish we knew exactly what we got and what some other items were, but we did not feel welcomed and therefore felt pressured to leave. That being said, there were a few customers there who seemed happy with their purchases and to whom the cashier was friendly and the shop is fairly clean and has a few chairs for dining in.

My favorite middle eastern bakery in this area!! Sometimes we go overboard and order toooo much, but we'll make it last the week, if we can control ourselves.Their kunafa is the best in town. Seriously. And you'll be lucky if you get a fresh piece! It's still delicious to go. We also always get a few pieces of the basbousa. It's perfect - soft, sweet but not too much, and a good size. Love love love love jenin's. We come at least once a month for our fix

this is the best place to get knafeh in the nova area!!!! The cheese is perfectly melted, but not too greasy, and the flavor is not too sweet. It can take a while to receive your order since there can be a long wait for the knafeh (every time I went there were several people ahead of me, trying to get the same item lol). However, the owners are always pulling out fresh trays of knafeh it is always worth the wait. There is plenty of seating and they also offer plenty of other snacks. I have tried their macarons and other pastries and they are delicious as well. There is plenty of parking. I highly recommend stopping by!!

Splendid, affordable variety of sweets and international (Mid-Eastern delicacies...)arrangements. Thanks for them being in business (Baklawa cravings#)