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Delicious, middle-eastern food in hugeportions. Get there before mid-afternoon to try theginger-mint tea. It'slight andrefreshing. I've even had their…
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We loved our falafel sandwiches and vegetable platter. Food came out in a very reasonable amount of time and the servers were courteous. Can't wait to…
Carrie Oertel
Nazareth Bread and Middle Eastern Restaurant
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With limited choices for authentic middle eastern foods, we are lucky to have this establishment in the Triad. The falafel is amazing, the lamb juicy …
Bill Vaughan
Nazareth Bread and Middle Eastern Restaurant
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Nazareth Bread and Middle Eastern Restaurant is open for Bakery. Nazareth Bread and Middle Eastern Restaurant serves Bakery and Mediterranean dishes. Incorrect or missing information? Make a report, or claim the restaurant if you own it!Details
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10 Reviews on “Nazareth Bread and Middle Eastern Restaurant”
Great place to eat!. We had our second visit this past weekend. I (again) ordered the veggie sampler platter. It comes with 4 falafel, 1 spinach pie (in an odd, but good, egg roll style), grape leaves, small salad, and hummus with a pita. Hummus is excellent and the pita is warm and soft. I like the spinach pie but it is strange at first. An interesting and different take. I like the falafel and the while the greek salad is not incredible, it has a nice dressing, green pepper, cucumber, and some feta cheese. Its a great value and very filling. Excellent after we ran 8 miles at lake brandt. My wife ordered the alexander kabob platter, the meat was flavorful and tender, really really good. The pita underneath soaked up the sauce and was mighty tasty as well. My wife likes the tabouli salad though I didnt try it this time. I also got their take on a macaroon, which was soft and sweet and quite good. Many other desserts available, and they all look good. Their menu is large with lots of options. We will be back.
I don’t get it. I have only tried them once, but the food was merely acceptable and the employees at the counter were surly. I’ll go back to give the spanikopita and baklava a try next time, but neither of those knock it out of the park, I won’t see much of a reason to return.
Treat yourself. I ate there the end of October brought some coconut cookies home for the (grown) kids. They’ll be in Greensboro for the holidays and asked me where I got them. This place is very welcoming and the food is great. Perfect place to chill out while you eat well.
We liked it very much. Great lunch served on throw away plates at an affordable price. Will be back. Liked the spanikopita crept it came in the form of a deep fried egg roll.
Fantastic food and Value. The portions are huge and most platters are $7-9..im a big guy and i always get 2 meals out of one…the Andalusian chicken is especially good, and strolling over to the bakery side for a dessert if a must…great Baklava and selection of cakes. I usually get an order of babaganoush and pita bread to go for snacking on later at home
Big Portions and Tasty!!!. I visited Nazareth Bread Company in May and it was worth the trip. The chicken and lamb were delicious. As a southerner I can appreciate the red cabage slaw. If you have room try the coconut cookies. They are massive and remind me of a macaroon. Definitely worth the trip!
Vegetarian plate and Lebani Cheese. Not too fond of the hummus, but the spanokopita was rolled up like an egg roll and super tasty. Also, they had a special of homemade lebani cheese that was kind of like cream cheese but with more zip to it. Loved the cheese! Tried to get it the next couple times I went and they kept saying they were out and making a new batch soon. Not sure if I just had bad timing or if its just one of those rare things, but definitely grab some if you get the chance, its tasty.