TA’MINI LEBANESE BAKERY

We had breakfast here. We ordered flatbread with spinach and feta cheese. Stated as the best seller, in the menu. And it was good. Well, that was my first time trying the lebanese food -so tbh i have no comparison 😅 The ambience was nice, especially if you sit by the window. The service was amazing. They even gave us the complimentary bread! Will come again, if I happen to be nearby!

1000/10 The best Lebanese bakery in London! It truly did feel like a taste of home especially with Fairuz songs on a Sunday morning! Staff were all so lovely and it was just perfect!

tried the double layer cheese zaatar and it was absolutely delicious! The flavours were perfectly balanced, fresh, and authentic. The staff were friendly, and the place had a warm, welcoming vibe. Definitely a great spot if you’re craving real Lebanese flavours. Highly recommend!

Wasn’t super crowded when we went in the morning around 9am, but was a bit hard to find a seat since there weren’t as many. A lot of customers seem to takeout. Super friendly staff who provided helpful recommendations. We got the za’atar — very reasonably priced, especially for the portions, but was a bit dry for me. The other savory pastry we got was good. Would definitely want to come back and try other pastries.

Perfect spot for brunch or lunch! Their mamakish is absolutely delicious — fresh, flavorful, and perfectly prepared. The kafta wrap is superb, packed with juicy, well-seasoned meat and wrapped just right. Great atmosphere and friendly service make it a place I’ll keep coming back to.

Having a craving for local Lebanese cuisine, the Ta'mini bakery delightfully brought a taste of home to our table. The manoushe filled with cheese was delicious, as were the feta and spinach, the kishik, the knefe, and the halawa sandwich. Regarding the kafta, it presented a slightly different flavor than what we are accustomed to, appearing green, likely due to parsley. Overall, it was a satisfying experience, and we will certainly place another order when we desire some local Lebanese flavor.

We had such awesome good, really love the taste and the portion are good. For cheese lovers order the double cheese.

I visited with my 5-year-old on Good Friday around 2 PM. The place was quite busy, but we were lucky to find a table. The staff were incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the service was great. We ordered a chicken wrap, a kafta wrap, and a portion of hummus. Both wraps were decent overall, but unfortunately, they were quite spicy, which I personally don’t enjoy, as I can’t tolerate even mildly spicy food. My son also couldn’t finish his wrap for the same reason, which was a bit disappointing, as we would have enjoyed the meal much more if it hadn’t been spicy. To be fair, I’m not sure if the menu indicated the spice level, as I didn’t notice it. The hummus, however, was excellent. I would definitely visit again and try something more authentically Lebanese, like the man’ousheh or knefeh—I’ve heard they’re really good!