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How we read reviews →Altona North's best Lebanese bakery. manoush, zaatar and halloumi pie fresh from the oven.
A no-frills Lebanese bakery in a Borrack Square industrial pocket. Very little seating, focused entirely on takeaway. Warm, family-run energy with a loyal community crowd who treat it like a second home.
Owner makes fresh labneh in-house. Flatbreads baked to order in a traditional oven. Halal. Family-owned and operated with catering capacity. Known for fresh, thin dough that holds its flavour when refrigerated.
Genuinely Lebanese. thin dough baked to order, fresh labneh made on-site, shanglish that tastes authentic, and a menu that mirrors a traditional Lebanese manoushery. Owner name and community patronage confirm authenticity.
Exceptional value. zaatar from $3.50 and cheese pies from $5.50. Budget-friendly even for regular visits. Card surcharge applies, so cash preferred.
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