A1 Bakery

One of my favorite, kid-friendly breakfast and lunch spots in Melbourne. Delicious middle eastern menu. Perfect felafel, freshly baked spinach and cheese triangles, eggs how you like them, pickles, and manoush (Lebanese pizza). It’s calm on weekday mornings, buzzing on the weekends.

Nice place for Lebanese bakery
The Spanish very nice .
The food overall is good
My kids love the fish 🎏 tank as well

Access: Parking is a challenge especially around lunch hours, best to park on side streets.
Restaurant was very busy, service was generally quick, our order was somehow missed and delayed. No complains, happens.
Ordered a garlic chicken Pizza and falafel platter.
Would recommend going for the hot breads.
The pita served on falafel platter tasted cheap and stale, falafels were hot and crispy but dip was gooey, overall 6ish.
Pizza however was 9 on 10. Chicken nice and tender, well seasoned, tasted good.
Paid $18 for two dishes. Lost two stars on pita :(

Shout out to Anthony who waited half an hour after his shift for an Uber driver who never turned up, and then gave me an incredibly lovely call about having to cancel the order. Hope you had a great weekend Anthony.

Extremely popular Lebanese bakery on Sydney Road. The food is unbelievably affordable for the taste and quality that you get.
We tried:
💙 Zaatar (only $1.5 each)
❤️ Falafel Platter ($8.5)
This is our first time I think having a freshly baked zaatar, omg it was so awesome!! The bread is on the right thickness, light, fluffy but still crispy on the outer side. The sumac is very prominent and love the crispiness from the sesame seeds. Brilliant creation by this bakery that has been opened since 1992! No wonder Anthony Bourdain once visited this bakery in 2009 to film No Reservations in

This place is not only cheap but fantastic value. Zataar pizza and the spinach and feta pizzas are standouts but anything here is great. Must visit!

Reminds me of those old family run bakeries in business for many generations. I come here for the taste of freshly baked bread without spending too much. I love the plain old simple bread seasoned with zaatar spice mix. To be consumed while hot and fresh!

A perfect spot for a decent feed.
Food: delicious and authentic. The food is flavoursome and fresh, very well made.
Portions are also decent, and very reasonably priced.
There is a reason why this place is so busy, and been around for a long time now
Venue: is spacious and covid friendly. Also is a mini grocer for all your Lebanese needs.
Staff are also super friendly and attentive.
Highly recommend.

Lovely Lebanese restaurant. Always busy so be ready for a wait but the food is well worth it. Good coffee at an affordable price too. Very nice to see. Staff are lovely too, very pleasant and warm. A+ from me.

Was in the area so gave it a try .
They were quite busy during the lunch, but luckily found a table . We order garlic chicken pizza , zaatar and Kafta platter .
The pizza was ok and kafta platter was good.
Mix thoughts about the place.