Noor Bakery & Deli

This is a hole in the wall that deserves 5 stars! Hubby and I tried 6 items to share - shawarma chicken, chicken curry wrap, shawarma beef wrap, Zaatar and Labneh, Meat pie, and Mahalabya for dessert. Everything was delicious! The fresh mint on the zaatar and labneh, the delicate balance of milk custard and rose sryup on the dessert… just wonderful! We were stuffed (one pie and one wrap would have been enough for one person). We actually ordered a few things to take home for dinner. Seating is limited.

Was riding tri rail into FLL. Looked on maps for a place to eat. Came across this restaurant. Had great reviews and had never eaten Lebanese food before. We ordered Shawarma beef wrap and Sujek pie. Both very good, but the Shawarma was my favorite. Small little restaurant with just a few tables. Staff all very friendly.

Lebanese bakery serving delicious Manaqeesh, spinach pies, falafel and more. All pies are baked fresh upon order. Don’t let the size of the dough and its irregular shape repel you. The condiments are perfectly seasoned with authentic Lebanese seasoning. I know Lebanese food because I was born and raised in Lebanon and my mother was a chef. This bakery is the only one in South Florida that is Lebanese authentically. I live 1 hour south of it and it doesn’t stop me from visiting it. I make the long drive to eat its delicious Manaqeesh. If you are in Broward and or Dade county, take the drive and visit it. You will Not be disappointed.

The food was flavorful and authentic, the cooking staff was very kind and helpful all aspects of this lovely local restaurant in miami were quite perfect Specially if you really looking for fresh n halal manakesh

Easily one of the worst shawarmas I’ve ever had. I honestly couldn’t tell what kind of meat it was supposed to be. The pita was completely soggy, the meat was drowned in condiments to the point it tasted wrong, yet still somehow stale and dry. Nothing tasted fresh. I took a few bites and threw it out. Total waste of money — avoid this place.

Noor is tradition, as we’ve been coming here for well over 7-8 years. When my wife and I are seeking Lebanese flavors, this IS the spot, dependable on those savory dishes that speak homemade. Always vibrant and satisfying, feeling the authenticity and love through and through. Quality remains top-notch and the family-run business just as kind. Noor is a gem, tucked in the cut, a hole in the wall, with a priceless tasteful experience. Wish they’d invest into a space at Citadel, Julia & Henry, somewhere in Miami to share their amazingness.

This is by far one of the best meals I’ve had in Florida—it was absolutely wonderful. Every bite wasn’t just delicious, it felt like tasting pure joy. The flavors, the quality, and the experience all came together perfectly. I can’t wait to come back and enjoy it all over again in the future!

Come early. They have delicious akawi/mozzarella cheese breads and the best chicken shawarma I've had in SoFlo so far (even though it is a bit small). The zaatar and the meat pie are also delicious. Spacing is small inside but they have some limited outdoor seating.

This place is not visually appealing from the outside. But man...the food is incredible! The owner is the main baker and you can really tell he puts love and hard work into his food. Zaatar and shawarma are so good! Enjoy

Rights upon walking in, my girlfriend insisted that we turn around and immediately walk out. Why? The place look like it would never pass any health and safety inspections. To say it was filthy would be an understatement. That said she refused to eat, but I soldiered on bravely for my fellow yelp community (and ended up not well the next day) I won't pretend I didn't see the lady grabbing raw meat with the same gloves she then prepared all the other sandwiches with, or that they rest the boards they place the sandwiches on, right on the dirty floor. Or that the door hiding the trash can wasn't broken & falling off. Onto the brave food review: The prices are astoundingly and scarily cheap, like 1990s cheap. Despite that the labne & zatar pita was indeed tasty but it's so simple you can't really mess that up. The beef Shawarma had unrecognizable meat, but the flavors were on point. Falafel was absolutely inedible. It was large, mushy, soggy, oily, and a everything good falafel should never be. Well, unfortunately, that was a one and done for this yelp reviewer. Eat at your own risk.

Very authentic manaeesh! Has to be the best in south Florida. I loved the taste of the Zataar and the vegetables. The service was fast. It's a tiny hall in the wall but definitely great food that taste authentic. Zataar has lemon taste in it, loved it. I will definitely be back.

Amazing flavor and variety. I loved finding this place and enjoying their treats. I came back 3 days in a row while in the area

What a great place! This place is right up my alley. It's a small mom and pop place, you know, a dive. The seating space is very limited, the people that work there are friendly, and the little bit of service the do offer is at least good. The main thing is the food, oh man, is it good! The first thing you see is that there is a nice amount of options to choose from. Now, me, I decided to go with something simple. I had a chicken shawarma wrap. It had pickles and garlic sauce. I also got to try some zaatar. Wow, what flavor. It seems like there are also plenty of none meat options, too. So I can't wait to take my wife and try it again.

Discovered this very unpretentious place on Yelp while on my way to Fort Lauderdale airport. I grabbed two mozzarella and egg flatbreads. They were pretty delicious and at an awesome price.

Noor Bakery is a very small place on Griffin right off 95. It has been a staple in the neighborhood and has amazing authentic middle eastern food. The bread is made fresh on site and is always so good. I visit here often and normally get the chicken shawarma and meat pies. Everything is fresh and made with authentic ingredients that you would get in the middle east. Everyone is always very nice and welcoming. This place is definitly a must for anyone who is interested in trying real middle eastern food without breaking the bank, prices here are the best that you'll find in south florida

This small lowkey restaurant really really knows how to do chicken shawarma! Delicious! Try and come early in the day because they do run out towards closing, but that is a testament to how busy and good they're menu is. Expand your foodie palate and try this place now!

Small restaurant with flavorful food! Stopped in for a quick lunch today and picked up a spinach pie and shawarma chicken. Both were absolutely delicious. Incredible flavor with spices this Italian girl cannot describe. All I can tell you is that I'm excited to come back for another meal. Service was fast, friendly and efficient.

We were in the area to visit the Humane Society but when we arrived there was a line around the entire building so we turned to Yelp to see if there was anything else in the neighborhood we had to check out. Who would've thought that we could've ended up at such an incredible little bakery that I have told literally everyone I know that they have to visit! When we pulled up there was only one car in the parking lot and it wasn't even parked in a space so I was very worried the place was closed. It's a super small store and looks a little run down so I was curious if maybe it had permanently closed due to the pandemic BUT man oh man am I sure glad it wasn't! We walked in to the store to find a little counter area with a menu displayed over what looked like a prep line. There were two tables with two chairs each and very little space inside. You can see the prep area and over from the counter where you place your order, which I love because I think it makes the whole dining experience more interactive. The menu offers a variety of flatbreads at a very affordable price point. We ordered two, the Number 2 and the Number 8 aka Mix Zaatar & Cheese and the Sujuk Pie. They were prepared right after we ordered and made quickly. After laying out the dough, sheadded toppings and placed them on a baking tray before sending them through the oven, where they were baked to perfection. They were both crispy and full of flavor. We loved them so much we ordered two more items! We got a Kishk Pie and a Spinach Pie, both of which were delicious! I honestly cannot recommend this place enough. If you are in need of a snack, want to support local, trying to get a good bang for your buck, or in the mood for middle eastern food you gotta check Noor's Bakery out!

SUPER cheap and VERY authentic food. Had four things so far and all were good. Go here, take a risk, don't give your money to corporate shareholders of a chain. Fast service and a third the price of a chain burger joint. Really good, simple, real middle eastern food

22 will be your new lucky number. This is the amount of posted items on their overhead menu. I loved the quality, speed, and service I got in this place. Prices are super reasonable. The place looks like a run down 7:11 parking lot with extremely limited indoor seating and a 2 seat table outside, so I'm assuming most people will take it out. Open everyday until 4:30 so more of a brunch/late lunch place. I had the yogurt and zatar wrap with tomatoes and loved it.

We only had time for a few spinach pies. They were delicious!!! We'll make a point to go back and try the other menu items.

Food: the quality of food and authenticity is top of the line. The meat was flavorful and fresh. The meat pies and wraps were delicious and tasted exactly like I had in the Middle East. Service and Ambience: this is the type of place that isn't very impressive, and not a place to have a good time to stay. I would recommend going here for a quick bite or takeout.

Delicious! Ordered 10 chicken shawarmas, 4 beef shawarmas, and 2 falafel and it was delicious! My personal favorites were the falafel and chicken shawarma. The place is cute and has been open for quite a while; authenticity and quality have not deteriorated. Glad to see them still standing and making incredible food. Prices are great, too! Definitely recommend checking it out.

Went here after seeing the 5 star reviews and had never tried this kind of food i have to wait a few as it is freshly made everything i had was excellent and will be back for sure

This store isn't easy on the eyes but my God the food is delicious. Everything is fresh and made to order and the counter people are friendly and patient. The menu is small but everything is on point.

This place always has good food. They chicken shawarma and zaatar bead is a most. My boyfriend loves the falafel wrap and the garlic sauce. So I'd you want a quick Lebanese Restaurant here is a good spot in Ft. Lauderdale

What a gem!!!! For an israeli visiting a Mediterranean restaurant is always fun. Ordered the Chicken shawarma which was amazing, Labaneh which was great and kofta pie which was good too. Will definitely return

Everything here is delicious and fresh, awesome vegetarian options! I live for their Falafel wraps.

Very affordable and delicious food. The only thing that I don't like is the wait but it's worth it and I try to go during times that are less people there. I definitely like coming here and always enjoy everything that I order.

Food is Amazing , workers very friendly , authentic Lebanees pies that I would recommend

Oh my goodness, so good.~ Lebanese cuisine is known to have small dishes like tapas. Noor Bakery & Deli specializes in this. The food is of combination of Mediterranean and Arab influences. Being a couple of minutes away from Fort Lauderdale airport, it's a good place to pick up some food items from them before a flight. This restaurant is extremely small with very limited seating. If I lived near by, I would do pick up orders instead of sit down. Their hours are 9AM to 4:30PM everyday. We dropped by at 4PM on Saturday and some of the items were unavailable by that time because they were sold out. But whatever we tried was amazing. I suggest order multiple items since they are small in size. This is what I tried. (Refer to my attached pictures) Triangle shaped: spinach pie. Spinach was so flavorful and delicious. Circle shaped: meat pie. Flat pita with a thin layer of ground beef seasoned with a bit of onion. Light and good. cylinder shaped: chicken shawarma wrap. This was probably my favorite if I had to choose. Loved the sauce in it and the well crafted wrap. Next time I'm in Dania Beach area, can't wait to eat here again.~

Enjoyed a wonderful laid back meal here. This is Browards best kept secret. Ordered freshly made super low priced crispy falafel wraps and a feta spinach pie. We sat outside and thoroughly enjoyed our food. I wanted to order some feta or cheese pies for my flight home but those were all Sold out (note to self: come earlier next time!) Next time I plan to order one of everything.

If you're reading this , you must be thinking about coming to eat here , or just get food. In the words of emperor palpatin ; "DO IT " This place is such a hidden gem. The sandwiches and breads are all made in house. Everything is super super fresh. And the falafel will simply blow your mind. I cannot emphasize that enough. It just tastes so fresh. Your mouth will ask you why you have not eaten this falafel before. I recommend this place with all my heart.

BEST hole in the wall Arab breakfast spot. They have so many types of pies, all of which are so so delicious!! All the food is made fresh to order. My favorite pie is the probably the spinach feta chicken or sujuk. The Zaatar/Labneh takes me back to my childhood in Saudi and is topped with fresh mint and tomatoes. The shawarmas are also very delicious! Both the chicken and beef are equally good and I can never decide on which to get. The best part about this place is that the prices are SO reasonable. Like most of the pies are less than $3!! We always get 4-5 pies and 2-3 shawarmas and our bill has never exceeded 30$ which is insane bc any other place you'd go to, you'd easily expect closer to 50$!! The only drawback is that they close early a lot. It's shown as 4:30 but often will close around 3 PM. So I'd definitely call beforehand or go before 12 PM. Definitely definitely recommend!!!!

This is a tiny little place. A surprisingly stand alone building with its own small parking lot. We lucked out that someone was pulling out of a space just as we got there. My girlfriend was craving felafel and the two other Israeli/kosher places we tried to go to first were closed. Turns out it was a Jewish holiday. So we wound up at this tiny Lebanese restaurant based on its yelp listing and as it wasn't too far away. There are only 3 tables and a few counter seats, so it's really more of a no frills takeout place. We didn't discover they had takeout menus until we were leaving, relying on the wall menu over the order counter. You order at the counter. Pickup your food there and pay after you've eaten. Drinks are self serve from a standing cooler in the corner. Prices are extremely reasonable. We started with two hand "pies". I had wanted chicken, but they were out of it, so we opted for one feta and one spinach. The feta was a small oblong and the spinach a wedge shaped mini dough pie. These were absolutely delicious. And at $1 each we both said we could have gotten a few of these and been happy. The majority of the menu (which I realized after ordering) is based on various toppings on top of round flat bread. We watched as an older man fed these through an oven conveyor belt. There are about 15 different types of cheese, seasonings, vegetables and meats on these small flat pizza like breads called flat bread "sandwiches". Then they have wraps:falafel, chicken curry, and beef shawarma. Other than that there are two sizes of a "vegetable" plate. There really aren't any bakery items in this "bakery" for sale. At least not that we saw. We both got felafel wraps. Inside were thin slivers of pickles, mint leaves, chopped tomatoes, fried felafel pieces, and tahini sauce. My girlfriend got hot sauce added -- which she said was very very spicy. The felafel was okay. Filling; and a bargain at $4 each, but we've had better. I'd definitely come again for their hand pies or to try one of the other flat beads -- probably their meat pie or their zaatar and cheese. All flat bread "sandwiches" are under $4. So prices are inexpensive enough to experiment. Note: the woman behind the counter was in full traditional dress. We did hear some Arabic being spoken. Maybe Lebanese? Not sure. But we were able to order and pay in English without any language problems. Bil hana Wal Shifa (hoping I said that right).

Hole in the wall - Lebanese STYLE Bakery that will impress you solely on TASTE! Honest prices, quick and friendly service, you are missing out if you haven't tried this SoFla PEARL!

Still the best shawarma in the USA. Never disappoints. Fresh baked pita hugs tender flavorful chicken, right amount of garlic sauce & pickle.

Great place. Good food options. Very very clean. Staff is amazing. Owner is there as well to show his pride. I would highly recommend to anyone that comes to town.

Arrived at 4:00 pm and told me it's closed. It says they close at 4:30 pm. Just saw two adults and a kid getting their order. The worker said the oven isn't working. I came from Doral which is 40 minutes away. Disappointing.

Been living here in SFL for over 25 years and never knew this place existed but so happy someone recommended it to me. The shawarmas are so good! Also got Zaatar and the entire family enjoyed it! It's made fresh and the place is very busy but definitely worth it. Will be planning on returning when I can!

This little hut is putting out some huge Lebanese light! With three table tops, three bar stools and barely enough room to stand; you're guaranteed to dine on some tasty flavors bundled in a Lebanese flatbread (I believe it's called saj). In and out in 10 minutes we took our order to go because as you can imagine this place is a popular but small lunch spot. Watching mom and son duo knock out 5 large orders while we were there made the time go by quickly. Canned and bottled drinks are available and they package Labne and Yogurt which I believe is keifer but I may be mistaking. We went with falafel, Schwarma, and the labneh and Zataar. All crunchy on the inside with powerful flavors on the inside! The chicken pocket I could live without but don't leave without the spinach triangles. Quick, cheap, fresh Mediterranean food is what Noor offers to this business community!!

This place is just what I look for as a food enthusiast ; sorry that I don't remember all the names but I can bet you will like a number of things you try here , this place is super affordable and has some amazing and authentic food . Very unique to flavor , but if you like Greek or Mediterranean food or Indian , give this middle eastern gem a try !

This is an amazing restaurant. I love it, and I love their food. I can drive from Miami (about 30 mi) just to eat there. I usually order Chicken shawarma. It's very good, like what have in Middle East.

Delicious and great prices! I will be back!! Someone ordered for a big party RIGHT before we got here so they ran out of a lot of all the things I would have normally ordered. BUT I'm happy they did because I tried something new and loved it!

Before my trip to Australia Rabia J was insisting that we try this small bakery close to the fort lauderhill Hollywood international airport. So on the way to the airport before my journey of 24 hours to get to Sydney we tried out this small bakery which turned out to be wonderful and we will most probably be back there the first chance we get. The first thing to notice is that the bakery is very small and most orders are to go as they have limited seating options. Also the bakery closes super early at 430pm so I would suggest getting there earlier as we got there at 4 and it was super busy and I didn't get much time as I had to catch the 536pm to Dallas to get my connection to Sydney. We ordered 3 different things -meat pie -chicken pita roll -spinach pie All 3 were super delicious and freshly cooked. The owner is Lebanese and she runs the operations on a daily basis. Super close to the airport 5 star bakery. If you get a chance check this hole in the wall I bet you will love it.

Never had had Lebanese food before but decided to try it due to the great reviews. It did not disappoint!!! Had the falafel and chicken shawarma and got blown away. Would most definitely recommend.

This is a tiny and humble place, very easy to miss but trust me: the food is simply fantastic! Prices are so low and the food so good making this the perfect spot for a good and quick lunch.

Love this gem in the middle of nowhere ! The food is fresh , fast and tasty !!! My favorite Lebanese food in south Florida ! The zaatar with mozzarella is the best !!

So, so good. I loved everything I tried, it tasted like home. It's authentic and the bread is made fresh per order ! Don't sleep on this delicious spot, I recommend it for breakfast/lunch/brunch (they close at 4:30pm).

Delicious stuff. I highly recommend the sujuk pie and the the falafel wrap. If you have the meat pie try it with some lemon on it. Prices are fantastic. Very casual spot. Not much room to sit and eat but the food is worth it.

This is a small cozy place where you order as you would at a fast food restaurant.... it is maybe a hidden gen as you have to go to this place, it is not located at a busy street or street mall. We got greeted by a gentleman and a lady that were maybe not in their best days as a smile was not their strong... they did ask what we wanted and expected us to know quicker than we were able to to make our choice. Food, is good price and portions are on the medium to small size, so ask for at least 2 plates per person if ok hungry and if you are hungry ask for more. The falafel was quite good, different from others I've tried and they add a house made pickle and some fresh mint.... I would advise to add more Tagine and some spicy sauce.... the flat breads are quite nice and the home made bread is very light in texture... we had one with zahtar and labne that was very good... the one with zahtar and feta was not my best choice even though my wife liked it. One to avoid is the shwarma... this one I would have left if it wasn't that the place got crowded and ordering a falafel would be too long of a wait. They have soft drinks and no ice, so that for me was a minus.... the place is ok clean... Parking is available on premises even though they have few spots.... Enjoy

Reminds me of the bakeries in Dearborn but with a thinner dough. Great food and freshly made to order

Whoa!! This place is the busiest little spot I've seen. Came on a Sunday around 2pm. Barely got a parking spot. We waited a long time for the food so it's ideal to call ahead? Got a beef shawarma, zataar mix with cheese and hunny got the falafel and a shawarma. Definitely will be back. Falafels were nice and crispy, beef was thinly sliced. Best authentic food in town I hear. We drove 40 minutes to come here actually.

Came here at 2:50 sign says closed. I love the food is amazing but I'm not happy with the attitude of this people. Same had few days ago came before they close and they said we are closed already. Boss man talk to your people please

Noor has been around for some time and their flatbreads and pies have been consistently good. I stop here after work almost once a week and I get the Zatar and Labneh, two pies (one chicken and one spinach). The Zatar and Labneh is pretty much an oven baked flatbread smeared with a Lebanese yogurt/cream cheese (Labneh), and Zatar which is a mixture of fresh herbs and sesame seeds. They then top the flatbread with tomatoes, mint, and olives. It is rolled up into a wrap and served warm. The Zatar gives the dish lots of flavor, the herbs and sesame has a perfect blend of tang, earthy aromas, and overall a very unique flavor. These wraps are small and I often see people order about 3-4 different flatbreads. They have a variety of flatbreads/wraps to choose from including falafel wraps, chicken shawarma, cheese flatbreads, soujouk, beef pepperoni, egg and cheese, etc. Lots to choose from, all different flavors, for any time of day. It's the perfect snack/lunch. They always seem to be busy, but they have a system, and they always seem to deliver great food, good service, and consistency, in a timely fashion! It's a small place with only a few tables and chairs so I usually take my food to go. If you are in the Ft. Lauderdale area near the airport just off of Griffin Rd and Anglers stop in and give this place a try!

I'd never had Lebanese before, but after this experience, I certainly will again. $7 for a chicken shawarma and a sujuk meat pie! Sujuk is flat bread with mozzarella and sausages on it, and it might be my favorite new food discovery. They are tucked away on Ravenswood, just off of Griffin. It is definitely worth stopping off here on a lunch break. However, it's probably best to call in your order ahead because apparently this place is a local hotspot of sorts. I can't wait to try more from their menu!

Yup! It's super hard finding these types of Arab goodies. Sfeehah, or meat pie, is one of my faves, as well as the various other combinations we can make with the mini dough pies. Noor's is a pretty decent place that makes fresh to-order pies. They weren't the best I've had but pretty good and the staff was nice too. The lebneh and za3tar one as well as the cheese and egg were my favorite