Food was good, with some interesting varieties. Some items are 86but without any notice as the cashier had no idea what was available. If you are ready to pay 60.000 for a manoushe then be my guest. They don't even have the guts to put the prices on the board as they will change at anytime. Good food but not worth it.

The mohammara labne manoushe was extremely bland, the sujuk and eggs manoushe was completely tasteless with absolutely no spicing, and the zaatar manoushe was very very average. Even the small baked bites lacked taste. This place is extremely overrated and lacked the welcoming atmosphere of Lebanese bakeries.

One of the most best libanaise bakery in Lebanon 🇱🇧 where you can find a lot of various types of (mankouche). Super friendly stuff cool place you can eat on site and I really recommend you to do it and to visit this bakery you will enjoy for sure.

• Food: Specialty Manakish: - Mouhammara: Lacked the robust flavors typically associated with dishes like Muhammara and Labne. Cucumbers made no sense with it except for the way it looked. - Eggs and Soujouk: Unfortunately, one of the eggs in this dish was subpar and the entire man’ouche lacked flavor. - Zaatar Man’ouche: While not the pinnacle of Man'ouche, it still offered a decent taste. - Mini bites: also shockingly flavorless (zucchini specifically) - Bulgarian cheese bite was very dry - tiny olives bite was the best we tasted among those three but still wasn’t that special. • Service: The service experience was rather inexistent. We found ourselves needing to attend to our needs independently, which would have been acceptable if we had received the warm and welcoming reception typically associated with a Lebanese bakery.

Beautiful old Lebanese stone walls place , great taste , too many kind of Lebanese bakery choices , cheese, zaatar , spinach, meat and other delicious specialities, staff is helpful and friendly, everything is perfect, prices are good . Location is nice in ashrafieh, if visiting during the week you have to park in the nearby parking and try to avoid noon time traffic. Definitely will keep going back.

One of a kind Manoushe in BEIRUT. The bread is slightly sweet and doughy. The zaatar is on point and salty and the egg balances out the tasty toppings. I usually prefer traditional zaatar manoushe but after eating here, I change my mind! Also the people there are so welcoming and friendly! I highly recommend the cheese and zaatar with egg with ayran! Will be back again!

High quality bakery, excellent service, and great taste. They got some unique selection for someone who's bored of the same old manakish. Very highly recommend.

Excellent dough! You can choose between three different types of dough, I‘ve only had the basic one so far. The bakery is a bit fancier and pricey, but worth the treat. 🍞 Unfortunately, due to the current economic situation in Lebanon, they don‘t offer the whole menu. Mana2eesh are definitely very good and still feel fresh after a few hours, unlike most bakeries. 🤝

Very cosy place with a delicious variety of mankeesh with a twist highly recommended.

Food was amazing, we really enjoyed it here would 100% recommend eating here

Nice place for breakfast. They have lot of baked stuff and also fresh juices

Lovely little bakery off a side street, with some outdoor seating. I got the muhammara, labneh and cucumber pie. Great combination 👌

The Lebanese Bakery is a bakery you would definitely want in your neighborhood. I wish it was closer to my house, although honestly I wish I was the one closer to the bakery because its location on the lovely streets of Achrafieh is perfect. Obviously, speaking about changing the location of my dwelling means that this bakery is exceptional. The place is humble, yet cozy and charming. We grabbed a menu and went to our seats to decide what we wanted; here I have to commend them for having a menu that is in both Arabic and English! From the manakish section, we ordered the zaatar on zaatar, lahem bi ajeen, and eggs and cheese, in addition to a few ftayer cousa. The presentation is simple, yet beautiful, and everything was delicious and fresh. The zaatar on zaatar is a dream for a zaatar fan because of its intense flavor. The runny yolk on the eggs and cheese manoushe enhanced the taste; nothing beats that golden liquid goodness oozing from an egg’s heart. However, the lahem bi ajeen…wow! I loved it. The dough was crispy and light, and it is something that I would definitely order again. Actually, this is the doughy concoction that is making me crave returning to The Lebanese Bakery once again. That and many more items that I didn’t get to try this time because there is only so much one can eat. I would like to try their labne and their kaak as well, and maybe take some dough home with me. Maybe I should consider moving…