Family-run grocery/bakery is a Miami establishment that has been around since 1954. Aisles are overflowing with Middle Eastern ingredients, supplies, and household items. Toward the back of the store is a cafeteria with a selection of hot items, platters, and side dishes made fresh daily by a family member. The freshly made hummus, lebna, and baba ghannouj are all served with thick pitas and sold individually ($3.99) or on a platter ($6.99). Traditional dishes such as shawarma ($5.99), shish kebab ($5.99), and rack of lamb ($9.99) are ample portions served with two sides and fresh pita. For a real treat, try the daily specials, which range from makloubah ($5.99) to lamb shanks ($6.99), depending on the day. Plus, delicious Baklava & Knafa.
Compact market & cafe offering Middle Eastern groceries, deli items & hot meals, plus baked treats.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 1760 SW 3rd Ave, Miami, FL 33129
Phone: (305) 854-0501
Website: http://orderorientalbakeryandgrocery.mobile-webview3.com/
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Reviews
If I’m feeling fancy I finish up with a dessert(turkish delight/Kunefah/Bakalava are great options)
This store has it’s own parking garage. It’s not very big. It’s located right behind the store. There is some street parking also.
I saw interesting things here. This place has big barrels of olives and diferent kinds of feta cheese. I saw so many different things here that I want to try .
As you first walk in to the right they have a dessert counter. Everything looks so yummy. I had not seen dessert like this before and so I bought some. Phyllo dough in most of the desserts here and a sweet honey like syrup. What I had tasted great. It had a good crunch that comes from a fresh pastry. I liked it. I liked the taste and adventure of it.
The back of the store has a small restaurant. The menu is limited. There are some tables and chairs for dining in. I saw some yummy things behind the counter. I wish it had a sign with the name of what it was.
I ordered the lamb kabobs. It comes as a dinner with 2 sides or just alone. They cooked it to my taste. It was very good. It tasted great I enjoyed it.
I bought the pita bread. This pita had a type of topping to it like herb like. I don’t know what it was but it tasted diferent good.
The workers here where friendly and helpful. I had a good food adventure today and finding this place made my day.
Has a very family vibe. Also the carry sour cherry juice which is a rare find. They also have friend pastries including a pistachio baclava that’s to die for. Love love love.
So I went, and sure enough, the place is all middle eastern food! So this big, broad guy appeared and welcomed me kindly to his store. He had the best attitude of any grocer I’ve ever met. He was welcoming. Charming. And so I was apologetic.
“I know you probably don’t have this …”
“Please, ask away, anything I can do for you as a customer”
“but do you have any soy sauce, being an oriental market and all?”
The poor chap was crestfallen. Alas, no, he did not. But, he brightened up, I can tell you how to get to the only one nearby. He rattled off an intimidating set of directions, but because I always forget directions the moment I hear them, I asked him for the name. “Pekin restaurant,” he said, letting the name go with a tinge of sadness. I could tell he felt that he was passing me, his valued customer and friend, to an institution that would probably not live up to my expectations.
As a consolation prize I ordered some baklava. It was only $1.50 a piece, and was as delicious as any I have ever had. (I am enjoying the last of it as I write this.)
I went to the Pekin market. You will find my review of it elsewhere. But the experience I will never forget is the one I had here at Oriental Bakery.
I guarantee I will come back, for the Baklava if nothing else.
I received five-star treatment here, but I have to deduct one for it being the Oriental Market that, well, wasn’t actually one … LOL.