LeVant dessert cafe and bakery

LeVant bakery is surely something different! If you want to get a taste of middle eastern fare, this is where you can go. I like how the items are not commercially made and it almost feels like you’re a guest in their home. I found dishes and desserts that are very familiar to me having lived in Turkey for over 20 years. A real treat to find this place in Menlo Park!

An amazing cafe for brunch or even a snack. There is a variety of options to choose from the menu, from the pastries to the mixed brunch trays. My two favourites items were the Cheese pastry and the Smashed Falafel! It’s also worth mentioning the variety of deserts and sweet treats that were available, like the traditional ice cream and Kunafa cheese cake.

Favorites: Levant coffee, Pistachio Rose Tres Leche They have selection of sweets and dessert like baklava varieties, cheesecake, Saffron tres Leche ... The cafe has cozy atmosphere and internal decoration is very pleasing.

Must try🍽️ Tres leches baklava Pistachio baklava They had so so many good options and the prices are so reasonable for the taste and quality they offer!! Will definitely come back to try other options in the menu!! Perfect for a cute sesh w friends!!

It’s a cute little dessert shop, now serving savory dishes as well. We went for a brunch and really enjoyed their food. We ordered Fava beans which came with their homemade pita bread and Smashed falafel wrap, which was served with salad. The finale was Knafeh, which was warm, crunch, and a little sweet, just perfect to end the meal. There were so many other things we wanted to try so we will have to come back.

Trying the viral Dubai Kunafeh Pistachio Dark chocolate and Dubai chocolate strawberry.. not bad. One time trying it is sufficient though 😜. They also have the authentic Turkish coffee experience if you are interested.

I recently visited Levant, a dessert store that specializes in Arabic sweets, and overall, I had a good experience. One of the standout aspects was the impressive variety on their menu, which included not only traditional Arabic desserts but also a selection of baked goods and different types of baklava. Although I didn’t get a chance to try the baklava this time, it’s on my list for the next visit. A pleasant surprise was the availability of Turkish coffee, which is quite rare to find around the Bay Area and added an authentic touch to the experience. I tried the pistachio rose tres leches, which was average it didn’t particularly stand out, but it was enjoyable. The atmosphere and unique menu make it worth visiting, and I look forward to trying more of their offerings in the future.

Cute little cafe. They have the Dubai chocolate in sundae form, strawberry, and the bar. The bar does come in dark and milk chocolate variations. We tried the Turkish coffee which is strong and fragrant. The pistachio latte, a lil on the sweeter side but very good overall. Must try once.

As a Syrian American, walking into this place felt like stepping into a piece of home. The decor, the recipe books, the backgammon boards, all the little details made me feel instantly connected. It honestly just made me happy to be there. The owners were so kind and welcoming. I had a hazelnut hot chocolate and a slice of flan cake, and both hit the spot. The atmosphere is exactly what I've been looking for in a café, warm, inviting, and personal. I just moved to the area and have been hoping to find somewhere that feels like community. I'm really excited to keep coming back!!

This review is way overdue, but LeVant Dessert is a cozy bakery with a warm atmosphere and beautifully presented desserts. I tried one of their cream rose cake slice topped with pistachios and rose petals it looked lovely and was clearly made with care. That said, the dessert was very sweet for my personal taste. The sweetness overpowered the other flavors, and I wasn't able to finish it. If you enjoy rich, syrupy desserts, this may be right up your alley, but it was a bit much for me. I also tried the kanefeh cheese cake, it was fairly good. Overall, it's a nice spot with authentic offerings, and I'd be open to coming back to try other items Their customer service is excellent

Where do I begin? The food was phenomenal. I'm originally from Palestine and having this food reminded me so much of home. The authentic spices and flavors were on point! It was so good, that we went back and ordered 2 more dishes. We just wanted to keep trying what they had. The service was great! It appears that they have an all female staff, which explains the perfection in details. The owner was there at the time. She was super sweet, and made sure to welcome us. Ambiance, love!!! A blend of modern decor while still honoring the culture. My favorite part was the book selection. A mixture of children books, chapter books and cooking books--all for the culture. I would definitely recommend this place!

First time here and it's a solid 10/10--highly recommend! The cheese pastries were my favorite, but honestly everything I tried was delicious. Can't wait to go back. The staff were super friendly too!

Girlfriends and I were in search of a sweet treat after dinner and stopped by here as they were open late. Cute spot and quite a few sweet treats to choose from. We decided on the Dubai Chocolate Cheesecake to share - yum! Not too sweet and just what we were looking for. Would love to return to enjoy the cafe a little longer next time and to try some of their other offerings.

This place is very cute and wasn't too crowded when we went on a late Saturday morning (which is a plus since we brought a large stroller). We ordered a Dubai dark chocolate bar, the cheesecake, and tres leches, as well as a Turkish coffee. The food was brought to our table and everything was delicious, but prices were a bit higher than I would expect. We would come again for a special treat, but the prices make it difficult to come regularly.

What a dirty place!!! Worse service and the taste of the ice cream even worse.... So be aware

While in Redwood City, it so happened to be a celebration of Palestine Day; there were 2 blocks of vendors (even on the cross streets) and entertainment in front of Courthouse Square. One of the pop up vendors was Levant Dessert, a place that was on my radar to visit in Menlo Park that was highly recommend by a friend for their Dubai Chocolate. I got to try their Knafeh Course - a warm, crunchy dessert of Shredded Phyllo Dough, cheese filled, with light syrup and topped with chopped pistachios and Halawt Jeben - a traditional Levantine dessert made of sweet cheese and semolina dough. Both desserts were delicious that I had to go back for seconds! The folks who were taking my order were very helpful in explaining the different kinds of desserts they had that day. Although it was just a pop-up tent, it was clean, well-organized, the long lines went very fast. So happy that I was able to sample a couple of their dessert, definitely will still stop by their Menlo Park store some time to check out other offerings.

This place has a special place in my heart, my youngest has to go through lots of surgeries at Lucile Packard and this is always one of the stops to keep the rest of the family fed and happy around breakfast time. Went back today due to being in the area for another family get together and got a giant spread of goodies. The service is always fantastic, very friendly, very quick. And all of the goodies, seriously you can't go wrong. As far as ambiance, this is the first time I have gotten to actually sit down and enjoy everything fresh and at a table, great experience. Very cool music playing, great decor to look at, and a very relaxing place to have a coffee and some nutty treats. Now all of the real traditional stuff is to die for, but also the Dubai Chocolate is the best one I have ever had, anywhere on the west coast. Give this place a try.

After spending the afternoon at Filoli, I decided to treat myself to coffee and dessert. I've been trying to get to LeVant Dessert for some time now, so today seemed like the perfect time to visit. There were plenty of parking spots available. The interior is bright, clean, and nicely decorated. There are fresh flowers on the tables. I ordered an Americano and knafhe. The cheese was gooey and there was just the right amount of simple syrup. It was yummy! The Americano was nice, just wish it was a bit hotter. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The one thing that was a bit challenging was navigating the space. The tables & chairs ratio to the available space was a bit high. It's fairly tight, almost uncomfortable being so close to the next table. I will definitely be back but likely for takeout only.

Came here to purchase Dubai chocolate for a Mediterranean themed dinner, and I saw that they make their own. It was really yummy but on the pricey side for a bar of chocolate. They had a yummy looking selection of baklava and other desserts. Inside is small but there is some seating.

- 4.2: The saffron tres leche cake is a little dry, but has good flavor. - 3.5: Signature ice cream. $10. It has the subtle flavors of mastic and orange blossom. The ice cream has fine chopped pistachios as a mix-in, and the entire roll is covered with a thick layer of chopped pistachios. OK. - 3.0: Levant coffee. $6. It's turkish coffee with cardamom. It comes with a rock candy swizzle stick that does not work; it takes too long to dissolve. If you want Turkish style coffee that is sweet, ask them to add sugar directly.

Beautiful cafe with a spectacular presentation of their food. Can't wait to eat our lunch.

Of the many middle eastern cafes in the Bay. Levant's dessert offerings are a cut above the rest. I've tried a number of different ones in San Mateo, Redwood City, Mountain View and San Jose and everyone else's tres leches, baklava and other baked goods etc were very middling to be honest. Fun to try but I wouldn't get them again. However at LeVant, the general quality, balance of flavors, artistry of the baker was significantly higher. (The difference between Satura Cake vs a slightly poorly run Paris Baguette if that analogy makes sense in terms of asian bakeries in the Bay). I'd definitely recommend their desserts and will return to try other flavors. Im also obsessed with unsweetened Yemeni Chai now and will say that theres a middle eastern cafe in mountain views who's Chai is awesome and not as watered down for the American palette as the rest of the Chai is at all the cafes. LeVant's chai wasnt at that level for me but not bad but I'd recommend the desserts over the chai!

Levant was one of the cutest bakeries I've ever seen. It was spacious and the interior design was pleasant. The display of their available pastries was presented well. I wanted to try all of their desserts, but I was alerady full from brunch somewhere else, so I tried one of their rose cookies and purchased a bar of Dubai Chocolate. I don't know anywhere else as of now where I can conveniently order a Dubai chocolate bar, which was what inspired my friend and I to venture here. The rose cookie was like shortbread dipped in some flaky cream with rose petals on it. You definitely tasted the rose on that part of the cookie, and it would have tasted better accompanying a drink if I bought one. The Dubai chocolate had plenty of creamy and smooth pistachio filling inside and was not too sweet. Dubai chocolate can melt pretty quickly, so it was nice that they stored it in the refridgerator before serving to their customers. The service was wonderful and there was plenty of space and available tables to comfortably relax and catch up with loved ones. I would say the prices of the desserts at this restaurant range from moderate to a bit expensive, but it is justifiable because they serve special desserts that are difficult to find elsewhere or prepare. Additionally, some of the desserts are on the affordable side, and others might be for when you want to have splurge days. Levant is a beautiful gem and I would return if I am in the area again.

This bakery is genuinely one I dream about. While exploring downtown Menlo Park one day, I stumbled upon Levant. The owner, Maya, is incredibly thoughtful and talented. It is also so cute in here. I had been searching for a place with good kanafeh and hadn't found one in the Bay Area until I came here, the sweets are so good. Please come and support this local business, trust its worth it.

Updating my post to say the viral Dubai chocolate strawberries have arrived and they are delishhhhhhhh $12 for the small, $20 for the large I believe Pictured is the small which was plenty.

This cute spot has a Dubai Chocolate cheescake! The chocolate pistachio flavors were not overly sweet and I loved the little crunchy pieces in each bite. I also got their one of their Tripoli pocket sandwiches that had toasty sesame bread with a thick layer of cheese and basturma, which is air dried cured beef flavored from different yummy spices. They also have a variety of pretty Middle Eastern pastries and some specialties including Dubai Chocolate Strawberries, Baklava cheese cake, and more! Service was friendly and staff was able to answer any questions about the food.

Gonna get straight to the point and say come to try the Dubai Chocolate, but stay for everything else! Just like lots of other people here, we came to try the Dubai chocolate. But once we got inside, seeing the rest of the selection made us want to try everything. In addition to the Dubai chocolate, we settled on the Pistachio Rose Tres Leches cake. This looked good, sounded good, and were happy to find out that it tasted as good too! The rose wasn't too strong and the cake overall was moist like you expect from a good tres leches cake. The Dubai chocolate bar (we got the dark chocolate version) was good, but surprisingly tasted even better a day after. I'm not sure if I would go out of my way to get this again, and especially for the price. But I definitely would come back for the pistachio rose tres leches! The inside of the shop is pretty spacious, and has lots of tables to sit at. They also serve coffee which would pair well with lots of the treats they sell. I wanna come back and try lots of their other baked goods and desserts!

We are happy to find this place. Ambiance is good. Sitting outside was lovely. Service was good. We had the cheese toast which was okay but the salad that it came with was so good and rich. Loved it. Labneh olive spread was really good however a bit salty for my taste. There seems so many good house-made deserts. We could only try one today. Will come back for more:)

TLDR: Come for the Dubai Chocolate Bar, but stay for the amazing range of desserts! (Especially the Pistachio Rose Tres Leches Cake!) I admit, I came to LeVant to try out the viral Dubai Chocolate bar like many others. My husband and arrived 10-15 minutes before 5PM in case we had to line up, but surprisingly there was no line at all. Menlo Park in general was pretty quiet, and even after 5PM there were maybe 3 other parties that ordered from the counter. They were fully stocked with milk and dark chocolate versions of the bar, so we ordered the dark chocolate version. The bar itself was just good, and for $15ish it was actually cheaper than the Dubai Chocolate bar we got from Patchi (a luxury chocolate shop in Dubai) that was about $20 USD. We actually ended up saving half the bar to eat later and surprisingly it tasted better the next day! So if you're not feeling the chocolate at first bite, leave it out in a cool spot on the counter and come back to it in a few hours or leave it overnight. We also decided to order the Pistachio Rose Tres Leches Cake and OMG. If you NEED to order this! The rose flavor isn't overpowering at all and it's complemented by the pistachio and tres leches flavors. The texture was of the cake was perfect and it wasn't soggy at all from the milk. I would 100% come back just for this cake! Overall Ambiance of the cafe was super cute and I love that they have books to peruse while you relax with a cup of coffee and a plate (or plates) of dessert. Staff was friendly as well and very patient while we thought about what to order. Will be back to try out more of the yummy desserts and maybe some of their savory treats! :)

Freaking delicious. I enjoyed the baklava so much i grabbed some for the house. Along with the date maamoul. Soo yum

The food and dessert are wonderful here but the prices have become unreasonable. I love the Dubai chocolate covered strawberries, but a large (which is not that large) costs more than $20 with tax. They used to do a good job about putting layers of the pistachio spread but for the last few months I've noticed that they only put the pistachio spread on the bottom so you don't even get to taste it with each bite. I just don't think what you get justifies the cost.

Tried the Dubai chocolate strawberry cup. It was definitely interesting with chocolate and a healthy pistachio crunch. The cup was filled with strawberries. The strawberries themselves were ok. The combination of the chocolate and pistachio was interesting and sort of reminded me of a deconstructed Dubai chocolate bar. Personally it was a bit sweet and the combination with the strawberries was not my favorite. I'm glad I tried it, albeit it was quite pricey ~$20 for the large sized cup.

Came across this spot during our afternoon walk in downtown Menlo Park. The place is nice with the most adorable setting and decor. It is clean and quiet in which it appears to be really well maintained. The staff was welcoming and friendly. They have varieties of sweets on display that were freshly baked and made. They also have plenty of options to choose from on their menu. Since we alrdy had dinner, we elected to have dessert and tried their Dubai chocolate sandae and white chocolate pistachio cookie, and wow it was absolutely delicious! We enjoyed every bite. Highly recommend this place and will definitely return again for more!

LeVant Dessert is a quaint middle eastern dessert place in Menlo Park serving the famous Dubai chocolate! I came here with a friend and bought the Dubai Chocolate, which was $16 that is more expensive than other places but I thought it was fine since they run out quickly. The chocolate was rich and velvety. I enjoyed the texture combination with the heavy pistachio flavor. Pistachio is one of my favorite flavors so there was no way I wouldn't like it. My friend got an apricot pudding and a spinach pastry, which she throughly enjoyed. I saw other desserts that looked appealing and would probably get them instead next time but I really wanted to try the viral chocolate and see the hype. If you are looking for good middle eastern desserts, stop by LeVant! They won't disappoint!

I had to go back this time I tried a sandwich and asked if they could add veggies it was great I also purchased a couple pastries So good!

I saw this place for the first time on an IG reel and was very excited to try it out. But it was a disaster! The pistachio nuts in the 2 types of baklava that I tried tasted very rancid. The pistachio rose tres leches cake had a very weird texture. Honestly, the tres leches cake in Safeway or whole foods tastes lot better than this. I felt this place was over hyped. Not visiting again

Dubai chocolate, what more can I say! That's how I came to learn of this place. Even with the viral nature of Dubai chocolate, this bakery made it very easy to get a taste of it without the long lines or hassle. I showed up at 1 pm on Sunday, expecting a long line given it was a weekend. Surprisingly, there was no line at all! While they offer both milk and dark chocolate variants, they were sold out of dark chocolate by then. Milk chocolate was perfectly fine with me though! The chocolate was a new textural experience for me, given the crispy nature of the phyllo dough. So flavorful and incredibly creamy, very hard to not demolish it in one sitting! The employees made the experience very seamless and the store layout is very cute. They offer a variety of other desserts and drinks, which I need to come back for!

This place is a must visit. The ambiance is stylish and welcoming. You feel like a queen or a princess taking tea and eating desserts and treats! We got there after we had dinner at another restaurant. We were hoping to get a Dubai chocolate bar! For some reason the directions brought us to the parking lot behind the cafe. By the time we got there the couple in line before us purchased the last chocolate bar! However, we ended up getting some special desserts. We got a cheesecake that was baked in phyllo dough, a chocolate dessert that has the pistachio cream and filling (the owner said it was better than the chocolate bar!) and we got some cookies and some tea. I loved everything! So decadent and rich and flavorful!

Nice little quiet cafe with a small selection of books and good coffee and bakeries. We had a cappuccino and sage mint tea with flan cake and two savory bakes. The flan cake was absolutely delicious and rear to find elsewhere highly recommended! The two bakes were delicious as well especially the one with walnut and pepper paste which i also recommend! Their sage tea seems like actual whole leaves of sage and mint which tasted very fresh. The staff are nice too.

I ordered two of the small Dubai Strawberry Cups and they were absolutely delicious! Hands down the best Dubai Cup I've ever had -- the consistency was perfect. I only wish I had ordered a larger size! Highly recommend checking out this spot.

Fun Middle Eastern bakery and cafe. The rose pistachio cake was tasty, not overly sweet and so pretty! The Levant coffee is a solid Turkish coffee. Overall a nice change of pace from French pastry shops - give it a try!

We heard about LeVant due to the viral Dubai chocolate bar but during our visit we opted to try other items instead. Now that I've had an opportunity to try several treats, the words that keep coming to mind are - elegant, refined, delicate, unique, beautiful, and delicious (of course). We decided to sample two items while relaxing a bit at the darling little cafe. The first, kinafe.. is a favorite of mine that I've had on numerous occasions (read: any chance I get). I've only ever seen it made with cheese filling, which I love, but this time I went with their cream filling option. It was lovely. Hot out of the oven with light, crispy filo, thick cream filling and sweet syrup. It would go particularly well with coffee. We also tried the tres leches rose pistachio cake and it was sublime. Like, eyes-wide-omg-surprise-face levels of good. Light cake, lovely balanced flavors... all drenched in rich, delicious tres leches. I want this cake for my next special occasion - without a doubt. We also took home four different cookies and a little personal sized chocolate pistachio cheesecake for another day. All were lovely. The cookies were tender and delicate with clear and well balanced flavors. They are delightful with tea or by themselves. The chocolate pistachio cheesecake was also outstanding. Rich and flavorful but not heavy and a little crunch from what I think is pressed filo as part of the crust is just wonderful. The ladies working are helpful and friendly, and I noticed backgammon and books presumably to borrow while you relax and chat. There is a large parking lot behind the building as well. Definitely looking forward to going back to try additional items, including their savory pastries and perhaps shakshouka for a light brunch. What a gem!!

Oh My goodness! I'm in love with this place. It's a beautiful cafe that excudes a tranquil vibe. It's has cute little water fountains on the wall bringing in that calm feeling. Love that they have fresh flowers in the cafe. The lady who works at the counter has the sweetest demeanor ever. She was so helpful and kind. Especially when I asked her countless questions regarding common allergens. I had the Lebanese coffee that was delicious. It was served with a crystallized sugar stick. And last but not least they had a gluten free date Mamoul that was so darn good. I sometimes Ava super skeptical about trying gluten free baked goods but this was delicious. Moist on the inside and crumbly on the outside. Will be back soon :) PS I did get some regular baked goods to take back to the fam.

This is such a great spot for all things baklava. I loved the open and inviting atmosphere. I tried a handful of pastries and loved the walnut baklava and pistachio crown the most. I think the prices for the pastries are reasonable.

Went to the shop to do some work and got myself a Dubai chocolate bar and a latte. The bar is pretty pricey and tastes like a Kit Kat with a hint of pistachio. They do have a lot of pastry options that look good but I didn't try them. There is seating inside and outside. It was a nice environment to get some work done.

Kunafa pistachio chocolate , the most viral chocolate. I always wanted to try . Levant desert located in the Menlo park serves wide varieties of desert. They have baklava , strawberry kunafa chocolate desert and ofcourse dark chocolate kunafa pistachio. Omg it was so delicious, definitely one should try this kunafa chocolate bar .in addition to this they have very fast service.

I try to not fall for viral foods.   Ok, who am I kidding...   I ALWAYS fall for viral foods because I have issues.   I'm like that nosy auntie who needs to see what that long line is ALL about.   This time tho, this actually sounded promising....   The Dubai Chocolate Bar. You've seen it all over socials...   A knafeh-inspired milk chocolate bar that when split in half...has an oozy filling of pistachio cream, tahini, and kataifi (shredded phyllo dough).   Hearing the chocolate bar's ASMR crunch on TikTok gave me all the feels. Yes, I'm weird.   From the owner of Baklava Oasis (Sunnyvale), comes LeVant Dessert specializing in Middle Eastern desserts. Currently, they're the only place in the bay where you can buy the Dubai Chocolate Bar. Otherwise, you'll have to go to SoCal or buy it on Etsy. Or, make it yourself. (7/25 Update: It can also be found at Hanna's in Pleasanton.)   LeVant Dessert was previously located inside Sultana Mediterranean Restaurant and opened their brick and mortar in January 2024. They offer takeout, delivery, indoor dining, and dog-friendly outdoor dining.     M E N U Puddings, baklava, knafeh (crispy shredded phyllo & sweet cheese soaked in sugar syrup), halawet jibin (sweet cheese rolls), petit fours, baklava ice cream, etc. They also sell Tripoli sandwiches with housemade sesame flat bun bread. Vegan and sugar-free friendly. Tea and coffee available with non-dairy alternatives (almond and oat). Self-serve water.   F Y I / T I P S * Although their website says, they accept pre-orders and to call ahead to check product availability ("to avoid disappointment")...their phone line went directly to v-mail. On my first visit, they were sold out of the chocolate bars. I was coming from SF again so I wanted to pre-order. I left a v-mail, sent a text, and emailed...and no response. I'm sure they've been flooded with messages so just an FYI. * Available for pick-up/dine-in only and per staff, the chocolate bars sell out within hour(s) of opening so you gotta come before/at opening time to secure one. * Beware of line cutters. We arrived 15 minutes before opening and was first in line. Two dudes thought it was ok to just cut those in line when the doors opened. * Limit of 1 bar PER family (it was initially 2 bars per family but they changed it after we ordered). * If you're not eating it ASAP, bring an insulated bag with an ice pack.   D U B A I  C H O C O L A T E  B A R (Note: Last month, it was $8, last week it was $10, and now it's $15.) Cross-section: https://tinyurl.com/zpr4z2d5   LeVant's rendition is a thin shell of dark chocolate filled with a sweet pistachio cream, tahini, and shredded phyllo. As the chocolate melts in your mouth, you get a nice ASMR crunch from the toasted phyllo (kinda reminds me of a KitKat). The sweet filling is balanced by the subtle bitterness of the dark chocolate and savoriness of the tahini. The base shell was too thin tho - when picked up, the chocolate bar bent down on the ends. Also, the chocolate melted pretty quickly (tried it outside). Worth the hype? It was good but for $15 (before tax + tip), I was hoping for a thicker chocolate shell with more filling but everyone has their own preferences.   S E R V I C E The young staff was overwhelmed but did the best they could so kudos to them!   The Dubai Chocolate Bars are made off-site and delivered. It was delayed so we had to wait 25 minutes for them.   A M B I A N C E Casual elegance, thoughtfully designed café down to the calming mini waterfalls. There's about eight tables indoors and two café tables outside.   Restroom available.   P A R K I N G Street and lot parking in back.   Overall, glad I tried LeVant's Dubai Chocolate Bar once (wouldn't pay $15 for it again). After the hype dies down, I'll need to return for their knafeh cuz cheese p-u-l-l-s!

I came here today at 10:30am and I really like how the cafe is decorated. I came here specifically for the Dubai chocolate, but they told me I had to wait until 11am to order it. In spite of that, I got the watermelon mojito and I thought it was okay. I do like the rice pudding though, they'll ask if you would like cinnamon on top and it tasted great. 11am came around the corner so everyone started lining up and it's only 1 per person. I really love the chocolate and the crunch and fillings inside of it. It lives up to the hype, but I don't think it's worth $15. Same with the small pudding and mojito that both cost $7. I do understand though, the ingredients to make the Dubai chocolate is expensive and there's a high demand for it right now. I'd come back for the chocolate if they price it back to $8 and if you can buy more than one. The drive from San Jose to Menlo Park isn't worth it, but it is worth the try.

Dubai Chocolate spotted in the Bay Area! We were thissss close to making it ourselves because we really wanted to try the viral chocolate going around, but luckily @levantdessert is making it so we don't have to! (They also have other delicious items like puddings, knafeh, baklava, drinks, etc.) This chocolate bar consists of toasted kataifi, or shredded phyllo dough, with pistachio cream and tahini to create a delicious filling inside a chocolate bar. Was a bit surprised by the $15 price, but if this is something you've been wanting to try, now you can! The texture is something we've never had before with a chocolate and we're glad to be introduced to it. Can see why it's vital because it's definitely stunning There's street parking so not that bad, and the workers were very nice and helpful! The inside was nicely decorated.

LeVant Dessert is a middle eastern pastry shop, home to the viral Dubai chocolate. *The viral dubai chocolate is only available at 11am and 5pm and it's 1 bar per person* It's located in Menlo park - there's a lot of nearby free parking lots and it's a great complex to walk around. This business takes Apple Pay and has a great variety both sweet and savory options to pick from. The ambiance inside is very clean and aesthetic. It's a great place to take pictures and relax early morning. The atmosphere is nice and the staff is friendly and accommodating. There are a lot of unique options to try but they are relatively expensive. The Nabulsi cheese and parsley pastry was filling but a bit bland. The pistachio tres leches was moist and flavorful. The dubai chocolate melted quickly and costs $15 before tax. I'd definitely go back to try different desserts.

The atmosphere is such a charming, cozy establishment with so many desserts, pastries, and plate options to choose from. I personally like to come here after a long day to decompress and have a nice treat with a delicious latte - paired with a nice chat with some friends. The magic flan and cheesecake are to die for! I devour them within minutes time.

The best kunafeh around! Love the take and bake option - so that we can enjoy it fresh at dinner parties and the portion sizes are great too. You can get the Kunafeh in multiple customizable styles - with cheese or cream, and coarse or crumbly. The cafe has a nice sit down place, and has snacks like manaeesh and shakshuka etc. We will definitely be returning for brunch soon. The lady who runs it is super nice and accommodating to all our requests. My only request would be for them to add more traditional drink options.

The desserts are really good and it's a cute small shop. Workers there are friendly too! The one thing I'd say is it's a bit on the pricier side for their dessert. Nonetheless, a nice sweet treat if you wanna splurge a bit from time to time!

The service and food is amazing my Husband commented that his cappuccino was the best he ever had everything was made from scratch and delicious

Came here for the viral Dubai chocolate bar and it was just as good as I thought it'd be! At $15/bar, it's quite pricey & doesn't taste THAT much different to a regular chocolate bar with crunchy bits so remember this when you order! Definitely a one time thing for me! :) We also tried their cheese pastry cause we needed something savoury too hehe. The place is beautifully done and they also serve regular food with so many other middle eastern pastries. Overall, it feels like a place I'd be back with friends to catch up over a cuppa!

Tried the cappuccino here and loved it--smooth, rich, and just the right amount of foam. The place has a cozy vibe and the staff were friendly. Definitely a nice spot to chill with coffee and desserts. I'll be back for sure!

Delicious! My boyfriend and I made an impromptu stop here a few months ago. I saw online that they had Dubai chocolate. When we visited we saw that they had many yummy offerings so we decided to share a Dubai Cheesecake, Dubai Chocolate bar and couple of pieces of Turkish Delight. Everything we had tasted amazing! We especially loved the Dubai Cheesecake! Highly recommend!