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How we read reviews →Lalor's go-to for Lebanese manoushe, cheese pies, and lahm biajeen done the traditional way.
Family-owned Lebanese bakery in Lalor with a casual counter-service feel. a busy morning spot with indoor and outdoor seating and a well-established local following among Melbourne's northern suburbs communities.
Family-operated bakery producing traditional Lebanese baked goods; halloumi used in cheese and olive pies; coffee service available; outdoor seating area; 50-cent card surcharge applies.
Authentic Lebanese family bakery producing traditional manoushe, lahm biajeen, and cheese pies using traditional methods. the halloumi in the olive pie and the manouche dough quality are repeatedly singled out as genuine markers.
Budget-friendly pricing at roughly $4.50 for coffee and comparable for baked goods; some inconsistency in pricing noted on repeat visits; 50-cent card surcharge applies.
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