Bay Sweets Market

Gourmet grocery store · West Roxbury

Bay Sweets Market

Gourmet grocery store · West Roxbury

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120 Spring St, Boston, MA 02132

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Nestled in West Roxbury, Bay Sweets Market is your go-to for authentic Middle Eastern staples, delectable pastries, and fresh sandwich fixings.  

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"Tucked away in the basement of a Middle Eastern grocery store, the bakery at Bay Sweets Market turns out a daily assortment of exquisite breads, cookies, and pastries. Located in West Roxbury and in operation for over 20 years, Bay Sweets (currently run by Foodie’s Market owner Victor Leon, Jr.) is a local favorite for Lebanese-style baked goods such as baklava, spinach and meat pies, and za’atar manakish. Stop in to stock up on grocery goods, pickles, and house-made kibbeh, and be sure to order a sandwich on their pita to go with hummus, tabbouleh, or baba ganoush." - Katie Draisen

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Kimberly

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Food: I came here for the baklawa. They came pre-packaged for $7.99, so unfortunately they weren't fresh, but they still tasted fine reheated. The baklawa was very flaky and not too sweet, which I liked. I think the amount that I got was good for the price. I would grab another box to satisfy a craving. Service: This is a market, so there is no service, but I had no issues with the cashier. Ambiance: There is a small parking lot out front.

William H

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Some of the best Middle Eastern food in Boston. The people are wonderful and kind. The cheese boats and pizza are fantastic, with an incredible soft dough! The Zataar bread and many other things are top shelf. You will be happy you went!

Vahe Yacoubian

Google
Enjoyed my time at Bay sweets. Great section of food and snacks. Quality and friendly service that you can trust. Highly recommend trying it out if you’re in the area. Relatively affordable prices

Timmay Lars

Google
Best Middle Eastern grocery in Boston! So many great things made fresh in the store; especially great for lent! We shop here every week and have for years. The staff are always so nice and helpful - and did I say the best Middle Eastern food in Boston?

Sal Kur

Google
Delivery was on time, kibbee was tasty, Syrian bread was fresh and the spinach pie was out of this world. However, the tabouli salad was inedible and the hummus was ehhh.

Chris Nasif

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Bay Sweets Market is the best grocery store I’ve ever been to. You could subsist for a lifetime on the delicious, healthy foods that they sell, and of course they make sandwiches and snacks and sell wine and booze! The staff is absolutely wonderful too!!!

Noor Abdalla

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Love their freshly baked fatayer and manaeesh. Also the kibbeh is excellent. It’s a small store but I can easily find my essential middle eastern staples such as labneh, cheese, olives and frozen goods.

Denisse O

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Truly wanted to love this place but instead was sold expired silvered almonds. I’m only giving three stars because the front desk cashier woman was polite and professional about me asking for a refund. The almonds have expiration dates on the bags that are all crossed out with a black sharpie. It’s Sept and I could have sworn the expiration date under the black marker says April. As I was leaving the store I felt like something was weird so I decided to try one and woah, it was old, stale, and left a really bad aftertaste. I immediately returned it.