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Forn Al Hara

4.6 (845 reviews)
Open • 8:00 am - 10:00 pm

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Date filled anise cookies.
Steve S.

When you're craving the best Manaeesh you automatically think Forn Al Hara. Zatar, Lahem bel Ajeen, Kafta, cheese boats, labne, all of these middle eastern treats baked fresh in the oven served piping hot and delicious. And of course their spinach Fatayer will leave you smiling from cheek to cheek. They also bake their own baklava, date cookies and other Filo desserts. Their extensive menu of oven baked goods are available for catering as well. Ambiance is fresh oven bakery Arabic cafe. Helpful hint: Beat the long lines and order online. This place rocks!

Zatar
Charmese K.

So I have been coming here for years! The place is good but over priced! The place down the street is cheaper and omg taste better! The ambience is good music is nice and customer service is great. But to be honest there not patient when you order. Plenty of sitting! bathrooms gross! The pies were good though to be honest!

Zatar with Cheese with Eggs Labneh Plate large Veggie Plate large Spinach Fatayer (Mini)
Farah L.

The absolute kindest staff, most delicious food, and fun ambiance with beautiful murals on the walls and woven table cloths to dine over. The owners are so hospitable and wouldn't let us pay for tea. Will definitely come back any time we're in town

Inside of a spinach pie
Elizabeth N.

If you know, you know and this spot is the definition of a hidden gem. I was put on by friends who grew up in the Middle East and told me this place is the real deal so of course I had to try it. Let's just say they did NOT steer me wrong. From the moment you walk in, you already see people walking out with boxes on boxes which tells you everything. This is the kind of place you come to eat and to cater. They do have plenty of seating, but during peak hours it definitely gets crowded and packed. A true sign of how loved this place is. The ambiance adds to the experience too. I especially love the Middle Eastern paintings on the walls. It gives the space a warm, cultural, and authentic feel. First off, the bread. All house made and incredibly fresh. You can taste the quality in every bite. From the dough to the toppings, everything feels intentional and authentic. The spinach pies... absolutely next level. Spinach packed generously and bursting with that bright, zesty lemon flavor, mixed with onions and olive oil. Perfectly balanced and so satisfying. Muhamara had a nice kick today. It had a medium spice level with just enough heat to keep things interesting (and honestly, I love that it varies a bit. It feels homemade every time). The cheese manaeesh is a WOW. The cheese blend they use is so good. I'm lactose sensitive and somehow never feel bloated after eating it which says a lot. And the safiha... You can literally taste the depth of the seven spices, with a hint of cinnamon that ties it all together beautifully. Everything is made to order. So yes be prepared to wait at least 20 minutes. But trust me, it's 100% worth it. Quality like this takes time. What really seals the deal is the people. The owners and staff are beyond welcoming. The kind of place where you instantly feel like family. I've become a regular, and every visit feels like coming home. Authentic, fresh, flavorful, and made with heart. Don't sleep on this spot.

Delicious Spinach fatayer and my eggs and veggies wrap in wrappers.
Margaret C.

An overdue review for Forn Al Hara, my top 3 favorite places to visit in little arabia, along with kareem's falafel, and hallab 1881 for sweets. Not only because of the delicious flatbread and pizza that they make but their passion in making their specialities and the always welcoming top notch genuine friendly service to their customers by the owners. My most favorite item is their eggs and veggies wrap and I also love their spinach fatayer. Also tried a few of their manaeesh options and shrimp pizza which are good too. Will have to go back again soon and explore other items on their menu.

Patrick W.

I really wanted to give this spot 5 stars. I was very excited to be in the area (a middle eastern strip mall with various businesses) to try it. I've eaten alot of Lebanese Bakery items over the years but am no expert. I arrived early on a Saturday morning and the bakery/restaurant was wide open with just a few ppl already served and eating. It had a relaxing ambience. My order was taken in a timely manner. I ordered a Zaatar w/ Veggie Wrap, Sujuk and Egg Wrap, and a Spinach Triangle primarily. Teas were self serve. All bakery items seemed to be of an impressive portion. The Zaatar was fantasticly warm, tasty and very filling. The veges were cut quite big but were good. My first disappointment was related to the Sujuk in the Wrap. The portion was good. Biting in, I was very disappointed to taste how spicy it was. Really really spicy. It was more like a spicy Chorizo Burrito and seemed more Mexican than Lebanese. I wish there was a warning. My second disappointment was waiting 40 minutes for the Spinach triangle. I understood that they were busy with orders but that was too long. Of course I was full and finished eating by the time that came out. I would possibly go there again and just hit the Zaatar. Having said that, we were there early, so I can't imagine how bad it would be when they've got a line of customers.

within 5 min, what was left of the baklava container i got
Lindy K.

I'd been craving manaeesh and mamol since I came to the west coast, and boy did Forn Al Hara deliver. When I asked the man upfront what was good, he said, "Everything." He was right. I ordered 5 manaeesh: - Zatar: super flavorful. Will get with cheese next time - Lahem Bel Ajeen: the closest flavor I had to the manaeesh on the east coast. Tomatoes balanced well with the meat - Sujuk with cheese: my favorite!! Spiced perfectly and went superbly with the pickles (which typically I'm not a fan of!) - Safiha - my second favorite. It balanced the right amount of sweet and salty, another combination I usually avoid. Needless to say, my tastebuds learned a lot today. In terms of mamol, I prefer rose in mine, but the pistachio baklava. Oh my lord, I will have dreams about it. I'm thankful to the man helping me out today. Will be back - with friends!

Sam M.

Food is soooo fresh and the owner is fun! Service was nice and store is cute with Lebanese decorations all over.

Zatar with Cheese
Raven R.

The place is clean and cozy. I came in right before lunch hour hit on a weekday so there weren't a lot of people yet. Unfortunately, there was no one at the front. It wouldn't have been a big deal but everyone else working there seemed to make it a point to ignore me so I stood there awkwardly until the person came back. Once we got the ball rolling though, it was a lot better. The owner was very nice and explained the items on the menu patiently as I was a first timer. I ordered the Zatar with Cheese, Cheese and Honey, and a pound of assorted baklava. Zatar with Cheese- They are known for their flatbreads and I can see why! The base dough is the perfect blend of chewy and crisp. The zatar is a delicious herb fushion which goes perfectly well with the gooey cheese. Cheese and Honey- I cannot rave enough about the cheese. It is gooey and creamy with a mild flavor that was enhanced with the sweetness of honey. Such a delightful combination! Baklava- For 15$ a pound, it was a steal for a baklava fan like me. The syrup was sweet and mildly spiced and the pistachios were fresh and added a lovely texture. The pastry could be crisper, however. Still a nice find though! Loved the food but improvements could be made on certain items. Staff could be friendlier too.

Zaatar
Mike Z.

I was in Anaheim and craving some zaatar and lahem bel ajeen, so I decided to give Forn Al Hara a try -- and I'm so glad I did! From the moment I placed my order, the experience was great. The man who took my call was very kind and helpful. When I arrived, the place was clean, welcoming, and busy, which is always a good sign. The employees -- including the owner -- were incredibly friendly and made me feel right at home. The food was absolutely delicious. Their dough is amazing, easily some of the best I've had. I loved it so much that I ordered more to take home the next day. Their cheese boats are also a must-try -- rich, fresh, and full of flavor. I highly recommend Forn Al Hara! If you're in the Anaheim area and want authentic, tasty baked goods, this is the place to go.

Rocio E.

The place is simple, spacious and with a large display of sweet pastries. The service was good and you have to wait a bit for your freshly baked flat breads and cheese pockets. These were brought to our table by I believe the lady that baked them with a huge smile in her face.

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Shipra S.

This is the og place for manoushe in Anaheim, the owners are so sweet, and fresh, wonderful, tasty food and very fairly priced... they added a few new items to the menu see the chicken wrap items at the bottom. They were freaking amazing. I love this place. The baklava is also very good. Thought I had pics of their food but looks like every time I've ordered from this place I start eating it immediately

Ground beef with pomegranate molasses with special spices and fresh onions, tomatoes.
Mark A.

I'm half arabic (my mom is Lebanese) and have a large extended arabic family here in OC. I grew up with the most amazing foods that my mom, grandma and aunts would prepare for family gatherings and holidays. Some of my favorite childhood comfort foods are Safiha, Kibbeh, Yekhne, Hashweh and others. Finding legit Lebanese/Mediterranean food is not as easy as it seems but Forn Al Hara is the real deal! My aunt recommended them to me for Safiha so I bought a dozen of the ground beef Safiha for starters and it was every bit as flavorful and amazing as I remembered my grandmother's recipe...wow, just wow.....I shared 2 of them and ate the other 10 basically the same day! . Going back soon for other items. Love this place!

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Ask the Community - Forn Al Hara

Does your baklava contain dairy/butter?

Our Baklava is Vegan

Are you open today? I have called a few times but no answer. Thank you.

Yes we are , but we had issue with at&t today Sorry for the inconvenience

Is it halal?

Yes it is.

How many pieces come with a pound of baklava?

It changes because they don't always cut it the same way, and at times, the filling weighs more than others. If you have a set number in mind, ask for that many pieces, and they will weigh them for you. That is the long way of saying "I don't know,"… 

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