I've been going there for lunch and dinners for years! The quality of the food is awesome! The staff is always kind and helpful and I always enjoy my experience! They sell bread and other products too! (Usually good for takeout!) My usual pick is chicken saj! I also love the selection of nuts they off read more

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If I could give this food a zero I would I would not recommend this restaurant at all it's not clean I was really disappointed to find a bug inside my pita bread. This is a basic food item, and something like this raises serious concerns about cleanliness and quality control. It completely ruined my appetite and trust in the product. I hope the company takes this seriously and improves their food safety standards so this doesn't happen to anyone else and I truly think they should improve on customer complaint because when I called they tried to excuse behaviour and was very toward me read more

Sunbake Pita Bakery - My bug in my food - Bakeries Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Buyer aware. Food quality is great, but you will be overcharged over 27% and you won't get the order you paid for, but something cheaper and similar. We ordered Skawee Deluxe in sliced pizza box, Zaatar Deluxe, sausage and yogurt (2). Paid $28.27. Instead we received Skawee in sliced pizza box, Zaatar and Meat Pie... plus yogurt (2). All worth of $22.21 total. The establishemt extra profit of $6.06 (27.29%). Lesson learned: open your packaged food before you drive far away from the North End of the city. I have supporting photo evidence of this fraud. read more

Sunbake Pita Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Sunbake Pita Baker has the freshest, softest pita bread you'll ever find. The quality is outstanding, and the staff are always friendly and welcoming. Once you try it, you won't go anywhere else. Best in Town read more

The bakery is always clean, gloves are used to handle the food and the Za'atar Pie is always incredibly tasty!

This is now my pita place. The cheese fatayer are amazing. Service is fast,friendly and knowledgeable. Ample parking but a busy parking lot

Met up with Dbone for lunch at one of our old stomping grounds, Sunbake Pita Bakery. Probably one of my favourite spots in town. We dropped in on a Monday (around 12:30pm) and it was busy. There's busy and then there's Sunbake busy. Seriously, the door never stops opening. Order at the counter and wait for your number to be called. The menu is up on the screens. They also have a great variety of nuts. - Corn nuts ($1.79 per 100g) - fresh, crunchy and slightly toasted. This is the spot where I first discovered my love for corn nuts. - Chicken spinach melt ($5.50) - still as good as I remember. Pitas are light, thin and fluffy but with a slight chew and crisp. - Meat pie ($3.99) - simple but with a touch of acidity. - Zatar ($2.99) - always get one of these zatar pies. Cheap and tasty. SPB is still as busy as ever. Solid pies and still so reasonable. read more

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The best. Great price. Great pita! I love the chicken and cheese, folded in half, the perfect lunch read more

Amazing and fresh , friendly staff clean ,store .easy to find in the north east community..they bake on site and also have takeout menus for lunch . read more

Located right by the sweets shop I came to try it had the word bakery so I knew I had to go in for a look! As mentioned with my sweets shop next door parking is stressful as it's really tight but there is parking right infront of the stores. Lots of pita! And another kind of flat bread I couldn't tell you the name of (kind of like a crepe? Is that the tannour?). Looks like they serve food but I didn't get anything this time. They also had a ?nut bar, hot food to go in a hurry, and baklava from Paradiso Not the baklava from the sweets shop 2 doors down interestingly. They had some cool drinks and cheese for sale too. The pita was Delicious. A full 30cm in diameter they were huge. So soft, fresh, and delicious. I used for a Cesar salad wrap at home, taco burrito, and egg salad sandwich for the week The Tannour was 32cm - even larger. Tasted like a crepe. I smothered it in peanut butter and jam at home and rolled it - it was delicious but quite chewy and my jaw hurt by the end. Better for homemade butter chicken and stews. These freeze well but thaw better when left to room temperature naturally and not microwaved. Both the pita and the tannour for just $7!!! I would love to pick up a Smorg of Indian food and use these! read more

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I love when I have the opportunity to try something completely new that I've never tasted before. I seek out this experience as much as possible! Up until recently I had never heard of manakeesh, a Middle Eastern flatbread that is served quite a lot like a pizza. The place to try it in Edmonton? Sunbake Pita Bakery in Rosslyn. CBC Edmonton's Best Restaurants 2019 named the bakery as one of the Best Restaurants North of the Core. I looked forward to venturing to the north side to taste something new! The bakery itself is a very casual establishment located in a strip mall. I was quite pleased to see that every single business in the strip mall was a Middle Eastern shop or restaurant - a very good sign that this is the right place for the most authentic cuisine offerings. The store is large and unmistakable with its bright yellow and red signage. Inside you'll mainly find a counter to order from and you'll likely be dazzled (like I was) by the extensive nut bar to the left of the room. The space is clean and neatly organized with bright green walls. I visited the beverage cooler to the right of the the counter first, always interested in finding imported beverages. With a wide array of choices, I settled on a Vimto, a drink that I have enjoyed in the past. I like this carbonated beverage because it tastes like fruit punch except fizzy. What's not to like? It's super popular in Middle Eastern countries and therefore is a perfect match for the food that I was about to consume. The menu is presented on screens and I wanted to do my best to order a good sampling of their food. The main thing at Sunbake Pita is the tannour pita bread. Sunbake Pita can produce 3,000 loaves per hour and they claim to be the only bakery in North America capable of doing so. Using this specific type of flatbread they make manakeesh, which is certainly the main thing on their menu. This popular item consists of tannour pita topped with various combinations of meats, cheese, veggies and spices. (Of which Sunbake only uses Halal meat and fresh vegetables.) It can be sliced or folded. It's similar to a pizza but with a different type of bread and without sauce. The main one that I was excited to try was the Zaatar Cheese Manakeesh ($5.25) because I'd heard that it's one of their best ones. Upon ordering, the man at the counter (who was very helpful) asked if I would like my manakeesh sliced (like a pizza) or folded in half. I inquired which was the best way to eat it and he recommended folding it - no arguing with that! Served piping hot straight from the oven, this pita situation was incredibly oily because of the cheese - but in the best possible way. The soft, fresh dough was crisped in an oven, creating the perfect combination of chewiness and crunch. Inside was a simple yet delightful combination of melty and somewhat caramelized cheese (which I'm pretty sure was just a marble cheddar) and za'atar spice. This spice mixture is typically made up of dried thyme, oregano, marjoram, toasted sesame seeds and salt. Incredibly fragrant and flavourful, I loved the zingy kick from the spices and detected something almost citrus-acidic about the combination. The spice is quite dense, more or less made into a paste, which really stands up to the cheese and pita, never allowing any of the flavour to be lost. I found this to be an incredibly special item unlike anything that I've ever tasted before. Apparently this particular combination is typically eaten for breakfast and I can see it being an amazing way to begin the day. The menu consists of different categories of manakeesh; meat, veggie, ultimate, and chicken. I figured that ordering something from the meat section would help to round out my experience. So I chose the Meat Pie Manakeesh ($3.99), which sounded like their most straight-up meat version. Again, I had it folded in half as per the recommendation. I have absolutely no idea what kind of meat is used. Possibly lamb? The pita itself was just as perfectly baked as the previous one however this one contained a very flavourful mixture of meaty goodness. It tasted almost sausage-like and was well seasoned. This manakeesh was heavier and bolder. I enjoyed it as something that could serve as more of a meal. I was surprised to find a Chicken Shawarma Wrap ($8.50 for regular) on the menu. Chicken shawarma is widely available in southern Ontario, however is less so in the west. Especially in Edmonton where the donair reigns supreme, you don't come across chicken shawarma all that often. So to find it on this menu was very exciting for me and I had to try it. Upon ordering, I was not asked which toppings I wanted (which is typical practice in most shawarma shops). Nope, Sunbake Pita was going to make this shawarma their way - and I were going to like it. Made with the same delicious tannour pita, I have to say that I was pleasantly surprised. I personally loved that I wasn't given any choice in the toppings because I honestly prefer when so read more

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Delicious! We had chicken shawarma, pita, garlic dip, hummus and cheese pastries. All of it was delicious! We watched what others were grabbing and decided from there. I highly recommend doing this next time. Cheese pastries taste like really good garlic cheese bread. read more

I long for places like this!! The mom and pop shop with regulars. You don't stumble on places like these. I'm probably one on the few lucky one, or one that explore Yelp! ;) Don't expect the best service out there but I guess it's part of the charm! Most of the menus is pie (pizza) of different kind. Don't expect to find the pepperoni deep dish in there. Only good and fresh ingredients on a home made pita. They have quite a few pie and I'll definitely go back to try them all!! read more

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Always fresh and delicious, wonderful taste of the mediterranean excellent service, highly recommended..

My love for Sunbake Pita is near and dear to my heart. I started coming here when my university friend introduced me to their spinach pies. I instantly fell in love. The spices mixed with the spinach and the cheese just takes me to flavor town every time. They are consistent, and all in all, just delicious! The cheese pull game is also very strong. So if you love cheese just as much as I do, it's definantly worth a try. They are totally something worth craving over. I personally haven't tried any of the meat options, but will do one day. They also make freshly baked pitas every day, so while you're there, might as well grab a bag too! My friend always grabs 10 bags every time we go. The staff is very friendly and the location is very clean. I love Sunbake Pita! read more

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I love their kafteh platter! Their garlic dipping sauce is addictive. I make a special trip sometimes just to order.

Delicious and affordable Lebanese food. A vegan friend introduced me to their spinach fatayers (little baked pastry pie things) and they are just to die for - everything else I've tried here is great too, but I'll often just pick up a container of the spinach fatayers to take home, it's a super convenient side to serve with almost anything, or take to game nights (back before pandemic times). The staff are friendly and prompt, and they seem to have been taking good care during the pandemic whenever I've stopped by. Definitely worth stopping by and grabbing a pack of fatayers - there are plenty of other options too if spinach is not your thing, but I definitely recommend trying the spinach anyway! read more

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Being in from out of town, we had no idea what to check out for lunch. We randomly found Sunbake Pita, and we are so glad we did. We walked in and the place was very busy both buying food and pitas. It looks like they really sell quite a few pitas as people were buying them constantly while we were there. The menu was presented above the service line with nice pictures showing what you were getting. We decided to go with a chicken schwarma wrap, meat and cheese pita, and a chicken and spinach pita. When ordering, we asked if the offered any sides with the pita and we're told they do not. We went and grabbed a seat by the window. They do not have many seats to eat inside, but do have a few. We checked out the mixed nuts while waiting on our food as well. The food arrived quickly and looked great. All of the pitas were very tasty. While we were eating, I was tapped on the shoulder and handed a couple plates of tabouli salad. I think it may have been the owner, but he explained they supply the salad, but don't normally sell it. He gave us the plates and told us to enjoy. It was the best tabouli salad I have ever had. Not overly green with parsley and it had a nice tartness from the lemon juice. Our lunch was very fulfilling. After finishing our meal, we chatted about how reasonable the meals cost was. My coworker got both the meat and cheese pita, a coke, and a chicken and spinach pita for $9. My schwarma was about $9 as well. It may have been the cheapest meal we had in Edmonton. After you are done eating there, don't forget to check out the Lebanese bakery a few doors down. All the pastries were enjoyed by the guys at the shop. read more

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This north side gem has some of the best middle eastern food in Edmonton. Their Chicken Shawarma is legendary. Their selection of nuts is fantastic and their pizzas are delicious. Highly recommended! read more

A1, every time! Yummy eats. Super friendly staff, prompt service, local business: A1! read more

Sunbake Pita Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

I've been a returning customer of this place for almost 2 decades! I come here whenever I have a craving for chicken shawarma...I don't know how they do it, but they always keep improving it for the better; from the packaging, to the sauce, etc. This time the new thing was that the pita wrap had a little bit of savoury rub on it & it was so good. The portion is huge. I can usually eat 1 shawarma for 2 small meals & be satisfied. The staff are pleasant & organized. There is a lot of standing room for takeout orders, but they do have barstool seating along the counters at the storefront. I like how they've redone the interior in recent years, makes it look updated & the food more appealing. The pita pies are massive & delicious, but personally I'd avoid the cheese pie. It's basically melted cheese on a pita. Whenever I'm there I'm also tempted to grab bags of their premade baked goods, the savoury ones make great instant snacks! read more

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I don't get to the North side often enough as I live more central and am more familiar with the south, but I thought it was worth a trip when a friend told me about a bakery that sells fresh made pita and Halal meat pies. I am so glad I made the trip and found this Middle Eastern treasure! I spent some time in the Middle East about a year ago and have been craving authentic pita and pita pies since coming home. Sunbake fulfills that wish to the fullest extent. They bake fresh pita daily and also have about a dozen types of "pies" which are basically toppings on Pita baked in a fire oven. I decided to grab a chicken shwarma pie and a package of pita. The pie cooked quickly and smelled unbelievable as I packed it into my car to take home. I couldn't wait to dig in! The wait was worth it. The pie was delicious! The chicken was spicy and moist and the pita was so soft and delicious and not at all oily. I will be back to try some of the other kinds which include some vegetarian as well as other meats. read more

Sunbake Pita Bakery - Bakeries Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Sunbake Pita Bakery is soooooooo sooooooo so good! I've never had an item here that wasn't jam packed with flavourful goodness and the prices are great, too! Fast, delish, fresh, flavourful... What more could you ask for? Mmm... Shawarma is calling my name just reading the review from everyone else. Baking your pita in the stone oven just makes everything taste better! Once you do a pita here, you'll never look at Pita Pit or Extreme Pita again! read more

Definitely my favorite pita place in Edmonton, the prices are reasonable, the pitas are fresh warm And tasty! Za'atar and cheese pita, cheese pita, cheese and sausage with olives!! Are just some of my favorites:)))) highly recommend! read more

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Oh my goodness this place is awesome :) we ordered a za'atar pie, an ekawee & parsley pie and 2 large shawarmas with two canned pop. Total = $27.57 now that's a deal. My husband and i were absolutely stuffed. The service is also extremely fast. 2 seconds after we paid; we had the pies. The pies were fresh, made on order. I will be coming back a lot. Ps. Stack a slice of za'atar and a slice of ekawee on each other and try that. It's perfect :) Fyi: ekawee is an Arab cheese. It's quite salty. read more

Sunbake Pita Bakery - Za'atar pie and ekawee & parsley pie. Both are super delicious. - Bakeries Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

If I could give it 0 stars I would. Staff was not friendly, they gave another person their order before mine and it was almost identical baked pita. Greasy, would never eat here again! read more

This was one of my favorite places for chicken shawarma, but recently they have been adding less and less chicken and other fillings. The last shawarma I got from them was almost all wrap and no filling. Unfortunate, because now I have to look for another place. read more

Go here for Zaatar pies. Just - do it. They are the best I have tasted and aren't too oily. The zaatar blend they use is delightful and one pie - if memory serves - is just $2.75. I tried their chicken shwarma manaeech but the flavour balance was off: the pickles overwhelmed the chicken. So I have taken one star off for that. The staff is always friendly and I have seen and experienced their generosity. For example, they gave a gentleman a pop at no charge. They also gave me wholesale pricing on a bundle of zaatar pies, very sweet of them. I am pretty addicted to those pies - yummy. A little gem. read more

Sunbake Pita Bakery - Zatar Pie - Bakeries Near Me - Edmonton, Alberta

Been going to Sunbake since I was a kid, introduced to bf (now hubby), and now bringing our toddler to have their wonderful freshly baked in front of your eyes pitas pies, and pick up some pkgs of freshly baked pitas and fatayers -little baked pies packed full of delicious fillings like ekawi cheese (a delightfully salty cheese similar to a dry feta), tangy spinach and cheese (made tangy with a good pinch of the purple spice sumac), cheese, pizza, sausage, potato, za'atar or meat. The owner is always happy, friendly and will explain any of the ingredients if you're curious and want to expand your palate. The chicken shawarma is killer.. we usually get a large build it yourself platter to being home so we have extra for easy peasy lunches (they cater so you can get for 4 or sky the limit for servings). Its basically an edmonton institution at this point - its definitely a gem and worth the trip to have your taste buds dance! read more

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Stoped in on a Sunday afternoon after a trip to the dog park. Order a meat pie and it was made hot and fresh for me in a mater of minutes.$399 for this large disc of soft chewy flat bread topped with a meat,tomato and herb mixture. Delicious and too hot to eat lol shared with my pups ! read more

Always love this place! Food is fantastic, they are fair with their ordering and always friendly.

My friend took me here recently, and I was completely impressed with this place. Sunbake Pita Bakery sells freshly made pitas with an assortment of toppings, and everything is Halal. There was at least 10-12 different choices, including meat and vegetarian options. They are made in a fire-oven, which makes the pita slightly crispy on the outside. We ended up ordering three pitas: ground meat, vegetable & cheese, and spinach & cheese. They are made like a pizza. You can eat them like this or have them folded over, like we did. I wasn't crazy about the meat one, but the spinach was so good. I love the sour taste from the cooked spinach, and it tasted very fresh. My favourite was the vegetable & cheese. It has broccoli, cauliflower, olives, onions, and tomatoes. It tasted close to what a pizza might taste like, but it seemed a lot healthier. Our total came to under $10, and we were stuffed. One pita each would have been enough. They also sold plain pitas and other bakery items to take home. There was a fridge with many different kinds of foreign drinks, including lots of delicious fruit juice pops. I also noticed they sold fresh nuts. You can stay in and eat here, but there are only about 6 or 7 seats. I'm really glad I tried this place; it's definitely one of my new favourites! read more

I've been eating fatayers, an Arab meat pie, from Sunbake Pita Bakery since I was a teenager. I most definitely took it for granted, not knowing where exactly it came from since my mom always picked up a bag whenever our freezer ran out. As a recent graduate, working without a solid break in the pharmacy gets tough, and heating these little pies up and eating it within two to three bites is always a win for me, and it quickly became one of my favorite quick meals. Last week my mom wasn't feeling well, so I was absolutely delighted to go pick some up in her stead. Located on 134 Ave and 107 St, it was only a five-minute drive from my house. Ridiculously close to most north Edmontonians. You know how cops are outside of Tim Hortons, grabbing a coffee or donut to go? Well, taxi drivers are here grabbing donairs and pies to go! The inside has a simple order counter, with larger pita packages on the side, and smaller to-go orders in the front. There's even a side counter of various nuts, available in bulk. I've never been to the Middle East, but I would imagine markets would be lined with these beautifully roasted nuts! After ordering a bag of mixed fatayers (sold by the dozen) and a bag of sfeha meat fatayers (our usual), each bag for $10, I asked the owner if they were related to the Pita Bake on 153 Ave and 127 St, to which he replied, "No, completely different. Completely different. We are incomparable." Oh, well then. But they have similar fatayers? Which I had never tried. I was actually going to do a comparison post but the next few minutes with the owner changed my mind. And here's why: He quickly took me to the side of the shop to show me their operation! I didn't ask to be shown, nor did he know I was a blogger, which to me shows that this was his pride and joy. Not comparable, indeed! The other place does not make their pitas like Sunbake Pita does! They run 22 hours a week in the back, making fresh pitas to be distributed all over Edmonton and even as far away as B.C and Manitoba. Think of all the donair places you eat at. Any Middle Eastern wrap. Shwarma! Most likely the pita came from Sunbake Pita! Stacks of flour lined the right side and ready to be mixed in the mixer at the end of the room (shown in photos. Dough gets put into the a motion-sensor divider, which he turned on to show me. The sliced dough gets rolled and pulled up through two stages of proofing for a total of 20 minutes. Eventually the dough passes through a long oven, almost half the length of the room. 10 seconds through this bad boy and the pitas are ready! Check out the flame in my photo! Up and around the room, the pitas cool, and end up in the packaging station where they are packed six to a bag. The whole operation is able to run 6000 pita pieces per hour at maximum capacity, assuming that a steady stream of dough is being placed into the divider. Bonkers! I didn't realize they had this whole scale operation going on the side. Mom was fairly impressed when I came home with more than just a couple bag of fatayers! By the time I got home, I was too excited to save my pastries for that work day's meal. Had to have it for lunch! The mixed bag had four of each: herb, spinach fatayer, and cheese pie; plus I had my dozen sfeha meat fatayer to boot. The herb fatayer is on a thicker piece of pita, and uses a lot of oregano. Definitely a different flavor profile from the others, yet simple. Not as savory either. The spinach fatayer has a nice heaping filling of steamed spinach, with a slightly sour seasoning to it. My new favorite: the cheese pie. Little puff pitas with a three cheese filling of mozzarella, cheddar, and feta. Yum! And of course, my family favorite: the sfeha meat fatayer, ground beef mixed in with spices, onions, and crushed fresh tomatoes. It might not look much, but trust me, delicious! Even my coworkers have started eating them and they showed absolutely no interest in my lunch before! Probably have to start bringing in extra for them... keep your hands off the fatayers! Definitely get your money's worth here, and I still have yet to try their flat meat pies (think pizza style) and wraps! Absolutely love the fact that the fatayers can easily be frozen and reheated within seconds. Their pita breads are sold almost everywhere, including Real Canadian Wholesale Club, Planet Organic, H&W Produce, and all locations of the Italian Centre Shops. They have been my margherita pizza base for many years now - laziest, yet best way to make a pizza if you don't want to make your own dough but want a thin crust. Thanks so much to the owner for showing me around, absolutely the highlight of my week. He's such a kind gentleman and proud of his business of over ten years. Check them out when you get a chance! read more

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Sunbake Pita is great for four things: 1- chicken on saj 2- cheap lunch 3- pita bread 4- fatayer After spending many teenage years living in Abu Dhabi, I have had more than my fair share of shawarmas. I also happen to live next to La Shish downtown. But it is Sunbake Pita Bakery I dream about at night. At this busy joint you can get lunch for under $5: various fillings in a pita, baked like a pizza. I recommend za'atar (mixed dried herbs) and cheese or veggie. If it's payday and you have a few extra coins in your pocket and you want something a bit more substantial, grab a chicken on saj. As others have mentioned, the light crepe-y bread is wonderful around garlicky chicken with pickles. While you're there, grab some pita bread (the best in Alberta, I'm sure. It's pillowy and light, with just a bit of chew, and tastes of woodfire) and some fatayer. They're doughy triangles filled with my favourite: spinach, but also can be found as beef or cheese. It's a really casual joint, but there is a bar to eat at and a selection of Middle Eastern juices and sodas, and a nut bar. My only regret: they aren't open past 6pm and only start serving food at about 9am, I think. Otherwise, I can't recommend it enough. read more

Four words: IN-CRED-I-BLE. Ok, it's one... but it deserves four when we're talking about Sunbake. This place has been on my "to try" list for quite some time, and I know it won't be long before we are back... the staff/owners were SUPER friendly, and the food was incredible. The prices are also very reasonable (bordering on cheap). There are only two things that could improve this place: 1. location -- more central and not on some weird side street; 2. more seating. Other than that... not to be missed. read more

Family owned business, their chicken shawarma is a must try! Whenever I go here the owner is just friendly. Even just their pita alone is so good to eat you can eat it with hummus or any dips. It's kind of far and all the way to northside but it's totally worth it. You don't have to spend that much money too because it's super cheap you don't have to spend over $15 to be full. read more

Do you like takeout shawarma? (the place almost demands you take it to go) If yes: turn to page 96. If no: turn to page 42. On page 96, you get to have simply the best shawarma to be had in Edmonton. Hands down. No questions. You will love this. On page 42, you die of old age, alone, with nobody who loves you. This review sponsored by the Choose Your Own Adventure Appreciation Society. read more

Just another strip mall in the middle of nowhere on the north end... with some of the best food in town! Put this place downtown or on Whyte and there'd be a nonstop lineup going down the block. Get the shawarma saj. I'm just as big of a fan of all of the meat and cheese pies. They also sell bulk nuts and seeds. Worth the time and effort of getting over to the north end - great lunch or early supper option, be warned though, they don't stay open too late. read more

A friend took me here one day and I have to say the Sunbake Pita chicken shawarma is delicious! It is the best shawarma in the city.. even though the only other place I have tried is la shish. I have never been to Lebanon but my friend told me this is the closest to the real thing he has had in the city. They use real saj bread and not a whole pita that is hugging everything they can get their hands on. They keep things really authentic here. La Shish doesn't even come close. read more

They produce their pitas at this location and supply some local grocers. Every component of the pita was absolute perfection. I can't make any recommendations because anything you order here is absolutely delicious. As soon as you hold the pita in your hand the garlic sauce smell will take over. I used to live 5 minutes down the street and there is no use in waiting to eat it, you might as well just eat it there when they hand it to you. I will always have fond memories of Edmonton largely because of this place read more

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