Noor Bakery & Deli

Great food. Great place. Very friendly staff. Take the food to go though, because it’s hot and a bit small inside. Other than that $ 8 for 2 lunches and drink, and it was delicious

Came here because it was right across from my hotel. Best decision ever! Prices are cheap and food is delicious.

Great place for authentic meat pie, falafel, and spinach pie. Thanks Unilocal for pointing us to this hidden gem

Great prices. Sandwiches are small, not filling. You may want to order 2 or 3. So far ok, not bad.

In town for one night before our cruise and this place was the closest to the hotel.
Ordered beef and chicken wrap and falafel.
The wraps were freshly prepared. Nothing outstanding, have had better and more tasty ones. Falafel was dried but it was hot. We were hungry and the wraps filled our tummies.
Ok meal.

I don’t have a big slew of poetic words to say here, I visited on a Tuesday afternoon shortly before closing and had a falafel sandwich/​taco thing and a zataar lebneh pizza thing.
The ladies behind the counter were charming and friendly, prices very affordable and the food blew my damn mind. How is this not the most popular food in America?

So freakin good! And cheap! Only thing is they are small so def get 2 or more. The chicken was heaven and u heard the beef is better… Will def be back!

The outside looks like a dump, but it’s clean inside. Seems to be a family run business and the food is excellent. Flavorful, filling, and cheap. I got the chicken schwarma for $ 4 – 5 and while it wasn’t huge, it kept me full for about 4 – 5 hours.
I don’t live around here, but I’m staying in a nearby hotel and I will definitely be coming back here for lunch at least once before I leave.
There’s someone that posted a one star review because the person behind the counter wouldn’t let him take pictures of the inside of the restaurant (he posted them anyway), but don’t let that affect you from going. The place isn’t the nicest looking place, and sometimes employees/​owners aren’t comfortable with pictures. Put two and two together, don’t be dim.
Like I said, the place is clean enough and the food is good and excellently flavored and cheap so I really don’t care what the place looks like.

I come here every 4 — 5 months if I haven’t recently been to Michigan to get authentic Manaeesh (what people apparently are calling flat breads.) For someone who lived In Lebanon for about 10 yrs. this isn’t really the best Manaeesh but it’s the only bakery that I know of in South Florida, so I guess it will have to do. I recommend the curry chicken, it’s very good and different, but I do not recommend Sujuk or Kishik, especially if you’ve had them done the right way, you’ll just be disappointed. The Labne and Zaatar are good too.

I’d never had Lebanese before, but after this experience, I certainly will again.
$ 7 for a chicken shawarma and a sujuk meat pie!
Sujuk is flat bread with mozzarella and sausages on it, and it might be my favorite new food discovery.
They are tucked away on Ravenswood, just off of Griffin. It is definitely worth stopping off here on a lunch break. However, it’s probably best to call in your order ahead because apparently this place is a local hotspot of sorts.
I can’t wait to try more from their menu!

We where in town overnight to get on a cruise.
Excellent authentic Lebanese baked food. This is coming from a Lebanese person so I can tell when food carries Lebanese name but the taste does not come through. This tastes like back home. We had cheese, zaatar and beef pies. Also the shawarma and falafel perfect especially that is made using Pita breath just pulled out of the oven. Teheni and garlic sauce mastered. It is a small place but very cozy and staff is friendly.

Where do I start they have some of the best pies I’ve had in a while the Sujuk is not too greasy and the bread is so thin and delicious and the best part is they offer fresh veggies which is a big plus. The owner was nice and the girl working the oven was fast I would definitely return. And the meat being halal is what brought me here, I’m glad I found this place

Definitely a favorite spot for a simple snack or lunch! Absolute favorite is the lebneh with zatar (sesame seeds roasted on flatbread with yogurt, fresh mint leaves, and tomato). Prices very good.
*Note: This is a very small restaurant with a few tables to sit and eat, menu limited to what’s up on the boards. Simple and relatively quick. Not a sit down and wait for service while holding menu kind of place. Grab and go, enjoy on the beach!

Freshly made pies and manakeesh, very tasty! I also tried their falafel, they usually sell them in a sandwich but we asked for pieces only and they were ok with it.
I just have one recommendation for the owners, I wish if you guys have tea or coffee as well.

This is the spot for manakesh. My problem with eating manakesh usually is that all the dough/​flour leaves you feeling bloated and incredibly thirsty all day… But not at Noor! These pies are made to order, the dough is thin but soft, light and airy, it highlights the toppings. I had zaater, a meat pie a falafel sandwich, high quality stuff kudos to this bakery.

I went in here pretty excited about trying their food. I ordered five items from the menu to try out several different things.
I took some photos and was told not to take any photos inside the restaurant. I found this to be very off-​putting. When I asked why, I was told «it’s a procedure». When I asked why again, I got the same answer, along with a shrug. I left without trying their food.
I can’t think of any reason why this place should have issues with anyone taking photos, and the man behind the counter wouldn’t explain.

This was a completely unexpected hidden gem! You’ll definitely miss it if you drive too fast. It’s a little hole in the wall, but don’t let that fool you. The pies are delicious & the curry wrap amazing! It was all very flavorful & at the perfect temperature. This isn’t a fancy or a large venue, but you’ll appreciate that as the costs are more affordable than most of its competition. They were all out of desserts be issue I went late in the day, but I’m looking forward to try them next time.

I enjoyed Noor Bakery because the food came out quickly and the quality was very good. It’s a tiny restaurant with a few tables and is much more focused on the food than the décor. However, it was still packed around lunch time. It’s inexpensive, authentic, and very fresh tasting. It smells delicious when you walk in.
Be mindful that unless you’re ordering several flatbread sandwiches or some spinach/​feta/​chicken pies to share, the portions are better as snacks than full meals. I ordered one with spinach and feta which was delicious and filled with garlic. My friends ordered chicken shawarma sandwiches. We were all happy with our meals but I was still hungry afterwards. Mine cost about $ 3 and their dish was around $ 5. It wouldn’t be unreasonable to spend an extra $ 3 – 5 to get more food, like shawarma and spinach individually, but be aware so you can order appropriately instead of eating then waiting.

Cheap but delicious! Ive passed by this place a countless amount of times and it wasn’t till I saw it on Unilocal that I decided to try it out. Wait times after placing my order was roughly 10 mins.
Its a small place that could use some remodeling but the food is great and the prices are even better. I wouldn’t describe it as a bakery or deli like the name suggest but more of a take out Mediterranean fast food.
I ordered the Beef Shawarma which was $ 5 and about 6 inches, it wasn’t big in size but definitely BIG on flavor. Also got the spinach pies for a buck each that were quite tasty again. The menu is limited which is great since they make what they offer REALLY delicious, quality over quantity!

This place is the real deal, you cannot get more authentic than this! The owners are Lebanese and make pies to suit your taste, at very affordable prices, even for the most broke person out there. Best of all, you can watch it being made from scratch and know your food didn’t come out of some old, frozen container containing some chemical goop.
Because of their affordable prices, you can almost try one of each thing on the menu and probably spend about $ 20 or so. I got a Chicken Shawarma wrap, which came with pickles and a delicious garlic sauce, and a Labneh pie. Both were very tasty, fluffy and light, yet satisfying, surprisingly.
I do wish they’d expand their menu and include salads or kebabs, like Daily Bread and other Middle Eastern grocery stores/​cafeterias, though I guess their focus is more on being a bakery than a deli. I enjoyed listening to the Arabic music and the aroma of freshly made pita wafting through the air while biting into my meal, I felt like I had traveled out of the U.S. without actually doing so!

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