I always knew I would visit Shatila whenever I came to Michigan, and I am so happy that I finally…read moregot to do it. It was really cool to see the different counters that they have inside. On the day we went, the line for the drinks and ice cream was the longest but wasn't too bad to get through (maybe 5-10mins at most). I was super excited to see all the different baklava and Middle Eastern pastries on display and to be able to pick out an assortment to share with my family. I loved everything, but a special mention to the pistachio fingers, which are a classic and always a favorite.

There are about 9 million bakeries in a two block radius, but if you're only going to hit…read moreone...this is the one. It's like walking into a fairy tale - the big round seating area with palm trees and lights, the ice cream, juice, and coffee counter...AND THE PASTRIES. It's like a museum of every delicious thing that has ever existed. Make sure to check out the full line of cases, because there are no repeats - each one is different! Whether you're having a little treat there or taking it to go, they will make it special. The knafeh to go comes in a little styrofoam tray with a cup of syrup and a tiny ziploc of ground pistachio. All for less than the price of some god awful chain bakery cookie.

Love this bakery, amazing customer service and very good thin manaeesh. Ordered a large order for…read moremy co workers and everybody loveddd it. Highly recommend.

Everything was great, Muhammad recommended a few things. The food was fresh and delicious . Great…read morecustomer service. Free Palestine

This dessert shop is great! The sweets are incredibly delicious and beautifully made. I especially…read moreloved the coffee--it was smooth, flavorful, and paired perfectly with the desserts. The whole experience was amazing, and I can't wait to come back.

Came here with a friend for coffee & dessert. This place is very bright and airy. They have lots of…read moretables and seating for people to socialize or study. The pistachio latte I got was delicious! It was not too sweet and had a good nutty flavor that didn't taste artificial. The cakes we got were good but I definitely preferred the blueberry lemon cake over the chocolate. The chocolate cake was a bit dry. I love the packing and aesthetic of everything. It's very classy and cute.

My friend suggested it for the low carb Manouch and I wish I lived close by because it will be my…read morelunch everyday. I got the low carb manouch sandwich with Falfal. The sandwich was filling and delicious. Service was prompt and attentive. The place seems popular and was busy at 1:30 on a Sunday. There's a butcher shop attached and I got very good quality beef kabob from there. Overall, I love this place!

One of my favorite shawarma places to go to! Reasonable prices and you get gigantic shawarmas made…read morefast. I opted for the Manouwich long chicken shawarma combo and it's so big, they have to cut it into 3 large pieces. Works great for leftovers or if you are hungry enough to eat it all in one sitting. My biggest thing I enjoy about the shawarmas is the cheese bread here is phenomenal. The cheese melts into the sandwich and adds a delicious addition most shawarmas don't offer! It goes perfectly with well seasoned chicken and a loads of garlic sauce. The fries were solid, crispy and delightful! I recommend this place to anyone who wants a solid chicken shawarma!

if you love Crust more than cheese then this is the place for you !! I ordered cheese bread and…read morethere's more burnt crust than cheese.

Close, convenient and friendly. Great little lace close to home. Very helpful if you don't know…read moremiddle eastern foods well

I took my dad to Masri Sweets in Dearborn today. I love this place not only for their delicious…read moreKnafeh (Nabulsi style no less), but for the atmosphere. The founder is from Nablus, Palestine, where the original pastry shop opened in 1902. My dad knew the original owner. His son moved to Dearborn in the 80's and opened up Masri Sweets, bringing Nablus style Knafeh which is known the world over. It's my favorite thing to eat here. They still carry on in the Palestinian tradition. Samples are handed out generously. You want a piece of pastry which might be $2 or $3 somewhere else, no problem. Take 2. Palestinian culture has historically been very generous with food. Guests never leave without eating, and strangers are always welcomed. What cynical irony that food is currently being used as a weapon of war against these people. I sometimes wonder if their hospitality wasn't their Achilles heel. If you're in Dearborn, head over to Masri sweets to experience not only world class Knafeh, but maybe some of that famous Palestinian hospitality.

I love love love this bakery!!! Their cakes are 10/10! Everything is fresh no matter what time of…read moreday you come! Everything is on point! If you have not tried this bakery, you are missing out! The staff is so friendly and attentive to your needs and I appreciate all of them. Also, the place is super clean and smells wonderful! God bless Masri Sweets!

Today, I came in to check the place out. I was driving through Dearborn on another project and I…read moresaw this across the street from the "FORD" garage which is a glorified burger joint that hoists Henry Ford's name. That's another review. Sadly I came in around 5 pm which is late the place was nicely set up but deceiving as a result of how small the shop was compared to the size of the building. I am not sure if they produce mass quantities of products. Some of the parties were pretty to look at. I didn't buy any because it was so late in the day and I know it's would be a little stale by then. So it looks nice, clean, hospitable staff, not really knowledgeable. They do offer cappuccinos and espressos in addition to fresh brewed coffees. Gonna have to set my alarm to get out earlier to try one of these pastries fresh!

We stopped in on a Sunday evening around 5pm. Plenty of items were sold out but luckily we have a…read morelot of options. We opted for the crookie- a set of three croissants that were connected and filled with chocolate chip cookies. It was delicious! We also went with a strawberry lemon filled mini croissant and it was light and refreshing we spend about $13 on both desserts which seemed a little high but the quality was there. The cakes and pastries in the cooler were calling our names but we were too full to indulge. The bakery has a lot of offerings between French and Korean treats. There was one case when savory options that I would love to try the next time we come. I recommend coming a little earlier as things were sold out. Didn't prevent us from enjoying the treats we got but I definitely saw some signs for items that I would like to try in the future.

Unreal from a kid that never gets his Lebanese any more. Just like my uncle Louie's bakery -…read morekeftah, spin and meat pies, just killer.

Great spot for معجنات The cheese was good…read more Zaatar is also if you're a zaatar fan but my favorite was the beef I highly recommend This is more of a to-go spot not really a place to sit down

While in Dearborn this past weekend, I received a tip from the owner of a local restaurant to try…read more"the best middle eastern bakery in all of Dearborn". That brought me to Dearborn Sweets. I haven't tried any other bakeries in Dearborn, but I can tell you that my experience here was fantastic. Customer service and friendliness were beyond excellent; but be sure to pack your patience at peak times because this spot was slammed. You take a number when you walk in, and then wait, and wait, and wait for it to be your turn. This isn't for lack of staff, because there were at least a dozen people working behind the counter, it's just because they were packed with customers! The selections are overwhelming and since it was my first visit, I needed help. The young lady who helped me was very patient, told me about the differences in their specialized Arabic pastries, showed me her favorites, customer favorites, and descriptions for anything I asked about. I went with a small sampler tray of her favorite specialized pastries and their best sellers. Everything was delicious! Flavors, textures, uniqueness, complexity...all of it. My whole family raved about all the treats, so we ended up going back later in the weekend and purchasing a couple larger trays of our favorites (and some new selections) to take home and share. We all agreed that the Qatayef was easily our favorite; for anyone who doesn't know, it is a small pancake filled with custard, fresh chopped strawberries, chopped pistachios, and drizzled with chocolate...fresh, bright, and mouthwateringly delicious. The only negative I experienced was that when I visited around 10am on Sunday to load up for our trip home, their selections were very limited, and I was told I'd need to come back after 3pm to get some of the things I was looking for. So, I would recommend calling ahead to see if they have a full selection before you go, if you don't live nearby. Ultimately, if you haven't tried Dearborn Sweets, I'd highly recommend giving them a shot. They have tons of middle eastern specialties as well as traditional bakery favorites (such as cannoli, fruit tarts, filled donuts, cakes, etc.).

I have had their sweets a few times. They a good variety of sweets as well as custom cakes too…read more My team member periodically likes to bring some treats and sweets from here in boxes too. I have had a variety of their baklavas and other middle eastern sweets as well as their coconut macrons. They individually wrap each coconut macrons, instead of the usual Saran Wrap over the whole tray. Makes it easier to share at work for sure.

I've been ordering from this place for almost 2 or three weeks every day every morning. I try…read moredifferent things It's actually taste. Good service is not bad. I recommended.

Yummm. Finally made it to this place. My go to bakery is kings especially bc it's closer to where I…read morelive but was in the area so gave this place a try. I love living so close to Dearborn with access to good food and other cultures. First off, they're nice. They answered our questions and gave us samples. Second, the food is delicious. We got meat pies, spinach, akwai and Zataar. They make most stuff fresh like the big bread pies, which makes a big difference compared to a place reheating. We'll def be back.