Prince Sweets & Bakery

The kunafa was warm and nice. All freshly made sweets and the customer service was quick and I tried multiple sweets and all of them tasted delicious. The place is neat and well kept

Beautiful bakery and amazing sweets. The owners are very generous and know what they are doing when it comes to baklava and 3jeen. Prices are fair and portions are generous. It is family owned and everything is made in house. Would highly recommend anyone to come. JAZAK!

Best knafe we have tried in the area. Great customer service. This is our go to place for knafe.

They don’t know how to make knafeh, but to be completely honest I’ve never tried the other stuff they make, if you looking for good fresh knafeh don’t go there.

Ever since my coworker recommended this place about 3 yrs ago I've been coming here. Their keenafa is so good. The employees are super friendly as well.

The owner has lot attitude One time he just ripped my bank card from side and told me you need to change your card while I was watching what he was doing and he think he was hiding the sweets are suck Guys go to ZAMZAM SWEETS by Harlem and 107th street

Conveniently located right off Harlem with other Arab dining nearby. They have a decent selection. I’ve never seen them busy though the store is usually empty but it’s been around for a while now. Got some baklava after lunch down the block it was ok nothing wow, will try out some of their other sweets in the future. Typical monotone customer service but the guy was nice.

Came in for the 7alabi and this is what I got. They were flat and full of 2atir and had a strong taste of oil. Very disappointed.

This is the place if you're looking for Middle Eastern sweets! Over 30 varieties of desserts, knaffe Baclava and cookies. They have boxes you can choose and fill and they will price it of you. I bought a big box for a potluck: see picture and it was around $40.

I was surprised at all the comments because Prince's knafeh is best around. I must say, i never sat inside, I only pick up and leave but still the man is always nice enough to me. Love love all the different kanefeh he has and it's definitely worth the drive from blo-no.

I'm a big fan of basbousa/harissa, so I was disappointed to discover that my old haunt Albasha Sweets went downhill. I've tried other Middle Eastern dessert places in this area, but can' t say I was blown away by any one place. I do feel that every time I go to Prince Sweets the desserts are pretty good, so I decided to do a fun little experiment. I looked at all the dessert places in the area and found one I had never been to -- Nablus Sweets. I went there and got a couple pieces of basbousa (and my wife got some knafeh). I then went to Prince Sweets and got one piece each of three different types of basbousa: plain, coconut, and nut-topped. After getting home I made myself a cup of herbal tea and had a basbousa showdown. First I tried Nablus' basbousa. It was nice and moist. It had a nice texture, but it crumbled apart pretty easily. It was sweet enough without being cloyingly so. In short, it was very good. My wife liked it, too. I then tried a bit of each of Prince's basbousa. I noticed that Prince's version is harder and holds together better, but that it's also sweeter since it's drenched with more simple syrup. Having a variety was nice, but it's hard to say definitely whether Nablus or Prince is better. Both are very good. In fact, I'd say these are the top two Middle Eastern dessert places in this area as of right now. If you want sweeter, then go with Prince. They have a bigger variety of desserts there, too. But if you want something traditional, sophisticated, and subtly sweet, then go with Nablus. Both offer nice desserts. The parking is tight at Nablus, but the interior feels more welcoming. Service seems friendlier at Nablus, too. Parking isn't great at Prince, either. If price is a concern, Prince is cheaper (average $2/piece vs Nablus' average $3.50/piece).

I used to love coming here and they have this board on the wall that measures how much you can purchase for that price. I have seen the prices go from $15 to $20 to $25 now 30$ for that same sized styrofoam plate. I went in there tonight and the man with the scar on his forehead tells me no now it is by weight. He tells me only certain ones can go on his styrofoam plate. WHAT A SCAMMER! Every time I go in there I am getting overcharged. The guy makes it up as he goes on. I asked him 3 times when did it go by weight on only certain desserts and finally he says a few weeks ago BULL! It is not worth the hassle or the price and the scar guy is a total woman hater.

All items are so good, ( at least the ones i tried) but they're not friendly, they need to practice smiling , only for that reason i stopped going there . There are many others in the area.

The knafeh was actually really good I just wish it was hot.. it was served lukewarm at best. No issues with the service the guy was friendly.

Hands down my favorite place to get knafeh! Super friendly staff and the tastiest knafeh, would definitely recommend to all!!

I can't believe how bad service they have here, I'm here to spend money not getting free stuff, be nice man you look like horrible person.

If you are looking for the best middle eastern sweets and pastries, look no further. You will enjoy an authentic experience in terms of delightful flavor as well as the interior atmosphere and ambience. Knafe is the go to desert, of course but we can't leave without an order of other favorites including warbat and halawa bil jibn. This is always our first stop when we are in Chi town.

I'm fair & reasonable with my score/review(s). Anywhere I walk into, I keep an open mind and acknowledgement. Here is my Review and why I scored 4/5 STAFF- Friendly, No new faces. I have been coming to this local bakery since I was a boy. The staff has been here for ages. SWEETS- Never Disappointed! PRICE- A bit on the pricey scale, compared to other local businesses... But it is what it is. I will continue my business with Prince's in order to support this local business. Ramadan Mubarak!

First time trying hot piping Kunefa from here and it was soo good. Sweet crunchy on top and cheesy. Place is a little but they have some seating . Husband tried some seomlina type dessert which he liked at well.

Best 3owaymat. Loved it. 3owaymat and Turkish baklava are the only things we tasted so I am not sure about the rest of their offerings. But everything look good.

Bad attitude, bad service. Their sweets tasted old. The guy was touching the money then the sweets without washing his hands or put gloves on , and no mask. Nasty service . Perhaps because I am a female. I do NOT recommend this business.

The owner is MEAN and always has a attitude no one is willing to come back even if the sweets are good when you get treated like that more then once!!!

Absolutely love this place!! I always stop here when in Chicago they have the best middle eastern sweets!! Everything is fresh and delicious! I order boxes of sweets and take them with me to Miami for the rest of the family to enjoy! Truly is a gem!!

Very bad customer and very rude , they made you feel you are begging not buying , bad representation , they don't follow COVID-19 safety regulations, don't recommend it

Great local Middle Eastern sweet. I'm so happy I can always find what I'm looking for especially kunafa.

Every time I go to this place, I always get the freshest sweets from this place. Its such an authentic experience of the middle east! If this is your first time eating middle eastern sweets, I recommened either just asking what the most fresh sweets are, or the Iwami, which is always great with coffee Pro Tip: this place will usually let you sample any sweet you want before ordering. Be careful to not get too full!!

I have to say even thou the sweets were the best ive had the customer service def lacks! Came in here on Wednesday about 3pm. After being recommended to this place I decided to try it out since I was in the area and love kunafe! Upon arriving there was a gentlemen sitting down on the phone. After looking around he finally helped me and asked what i would like briskly. He seemed he was to busy on the phone rather than with the customer. I felt rushed, i had questions about sweets i never seen but he was in such a rush i didn't even get to ask. The over all sweets were really good! But due to the lack of customer service I most likely wont return.

Middle eastern sweet shops are on every few blocks here in bridgeview. I've tried all of them and usually they are a hit or miss, not consistent. Prices are same as the others but I feel like the taste is better here, they are not drenched in syrup to cover the flavors like the other shops. I just love the knafe, warbat and awama here. I also will recommend the bakalava it's good! Many of times I have bought mixed trays for friends and family that can be picky when it comes to middle eastern sweets. Usually it's a hit when I do! The Guys are usually nice too, they take debit and cash. I'm here at least every two weeks only because it's a drive here. But I make sure to stop when I drive through the area.

Bad customer service they don't know how to deal with the people if there is less then one star I will rate bad attitude zero experience never shop from them again specially the guy in front i didn't know how they hire people like that he should work inside wash dishes.

Best place to get your kenafa. Very very good and tasty and super fresh. I came here 4 times in one day .

Worst customer service ever. They make you fell that ur not welcomed specially the guy in the front he talks to you like he wanna fight u beside that he is on his phone all the time. But over all they got some good sweets

This is definitely the most authentic kanafeh I've had in/around Chicago. I've tried several but this is the closest to the kanafeh in Palestine and Nablus. The service was also great - the people there were very friendly and helpful. I'm so happy I can stop searching for kanafeh near Chicago - this will be my go-to place from now on!

Came in for Knafa and it was really old. Never coming back. Please don't try to push old food on customers. Get rid of it.

The sweets are good but NO customer service skills!!!!! Horrible experience with the worker. They were so MEAN!!

One of the best places I've had for all Arabic / Middle Eastern sweets. KanaFeh is my favorite. They have a selection of many Arabic sweets. Highly recommended.

My family comes here frequently and orders knafeh for all types of occasions. They were our go to until today. We placed an order far in advance for a tray of knafeh with extra cheese and extra crispy. When I came to pick it up the place smelled amazing and the guy in the front was sweet and offered me samples. I picked up my order and went home. When we were serving sweets, the way the knafeh looked, I knew it wasn't right. I took the first bite and couldn't even chew it, I was grossed out. It was paper thin, barely any cheese let alone was mixed with geshta when we requested it only be cheese. It wasn't crispy as all whatsoever. I called thinking that I was given the wrong order by accident, the "owner" snapped on me on the phone and offered me $5 back. It wasn't about the money, but the embarrassment and disappointment we felt serving it. Very unprofessional and rude. Won't be coming back.

10/10 experience! Haven't had good knafeh in years, until I came here... the service was amazing and the sweets were even better. THEY NEED TO OPEN A LOCATION IN CALI ASAP!!!!

Amazing sweets, one of the best Kunafa and Kunafa Rolls I've ever had! I will be coming back.

The awama was amazing. The knafa, both ways, was delish. For sure an amazing first time experience. Amazing. Cannot wait to return everything looked delicious.

Nice and sweet bakery. If you like Arabian sweet, this is the place to go. But the service needs to be improved. A little rude and dissatisfied attitude towards the visitor. It seems like the seller doesn't want to sell his sweets. It is necessary to improve the quality of service and everything will be fine. Otherwise visitors can forget about this place.

Placed a order on some sweets. And had some of the knafa, and it was really good. And the owner is very nice.

I live in Chicago, I've tried every sweet shop up north. I've even gotten stuff from Wisconsin and Michigan. I have never had the Knafah that I have had here. Very fresh and very flavorful. I drive down once a month just to get the Knafah. I've only discovered this place back in November 2017. It is not expensive as what some people say, trust me. I've paid 28$ for 2 pieces of psuedo knafah up in Albany park, I paid half that for 4 pieces in bridgeview at prince sweets. This is the place for Knafah hands down. Khishnah gang. I dont like anything else there, I've got other places for other sweets.

Best knafeh hands down. I've tried plenty of places in the area and nothing compares to Prince. They're always consistent and fresh every time. I highly recommend checking them out! They won't disappoint!

Love Arabic food and especially this specialty dessert store! Staff is very friendly and will give advice on how to create these delicious treats at home. Of course it's not the same but still love the service and quality!

The right place for Kanafeh is here, little expensive but its Delicious!

Bad costumer service, don't go there, the guy over there didn't even smile,and the way they rapped the plate wasn't good and the plates are weak, the guy was rude.

The place is very expensive for the quality of the food. I bought some ( katayef and konafa) for 2 and paid $28 and the guy selling was extremely rude and asked me for a tip !! NOT impressed

My go-to spot for sweets. All the recipes are authentic from overseas. Amazing amazing and beats the rest of the places I've gone to for sweets by far.

PrinceSweets in Bridgeview IL is by far the best sweets ever!. I go there almost every week and I drive about 50 minutes just to buy sweets from this place. They use best cheese in Kanafeh. Also the Mamoul is very tasty, my kids love it.