Tabon Bakery

Christian Gomez a year ago

We traveled down from California and were taken by surprise with this Amazing food! No other way to explain it. "The Boat" is a Turkish style pizza that is so deliciously warm and soft. I can see it being a comfort food for me. The Za'atar Wrap was so warm and rich with zesty flavors and greens binded by extra virgin olive oil. Wahib was so welcoming and helpful with his recommendations and suggestions. Give this Amazing spot a chance and you will not be disappointed. Will he returning soon with friends. -C.I.

hashmann33 a year ago

Fresh tasty and delicious food. The owner is da chef who makes everything from scratch right in front of you. You’ll be surprised how yummy it tastes. I couldn’t finish it as was way to too big for me. And I’ll definitely be going back. 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

R J a year ago

The nice thing about living in one of the most diverse zip codes in the nation is the ability to try many different ethnic food options in small, mom-and-pop type places where the owners care personally about the quality of the food and satisfaction of their customers. Tabon Bakery is top of the list on both! What started as an unmotivated search for “the same old carry-out pizza options”, ended up with me coming across this nearby Lebanese restaurant that had what appeared to be very healthy, fresh and delicious pizza! I jumped in the car and headed to the grocery store where Tabon Bakery is located and made my way to the left-center of the store to place my order. I received enough friendly guidance to decide what to order. Preparation was fast and efficient; I was out the door pretty quickly with the items in the photos as well as an order of the “vegetables”. Everything was fantastic. Fresh ingredients with really good dough / crust! If I had one “wish” it might have been some appropriate (Lebanese) salad or side to go with the pizzas instead of just the veggies. “Dining in” is nothing overly special (it’s in a grocery store) but also very do-able with plenty of table

Mary-Joe Touma a year ago

This spot is a true hidden gem for the best manakish in DFW. The husband and wife owners are incredibly kind and welcoming, making you feel right at home. We tried the Akawi cheese, Zaatar & Akawi cheese, Lahem belajeen, and halloumi pesto. Every bite had the perfect balance of flavors, you can taste the individual fresh ingredients. The dough was perfection, crispy around the edges. This place is absolutely worth a visit. We’ll definitely be back!

Ahmad Hamdan a year ago

This place has exceeded my expectations, absolutely delicious and very light on your stomach. no grease or oil. Very different from any other manaeesh in DFW. Highly recommend it!