Saidoun Lebanese Bakery & Groceries
1/37 Oxleigh Dr, Malaga, Western Australia, 6090
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Why Choose Saidoun Lebanese Bakery & Groceries?
Saidoun is known throughout Perth for Lebanese bread and pita that comes hot from the oven, with manoush equally prized by locals. The welcoming staff enjoy talking through their baking, and takeaway service means fresh, still-warm items reach you quickly.
About Saidoun Lebanese Bakery & Groceries
Saidoun Lebanese Bakery & Groceries is a Malaga bakery where the bread and the pizza bases come straight from the oven, and that's what draws people back. Locals will tell you the Lebanese bread and pita are the main event, along with manoush and cheese pizza, the kind of baking you can smell before you reach the counter. The cheese pizza topped with nigella seeds gets a special mention from people who stop in on weekends, and the za'atar manoush is warm when it's handed over.
Staff are friendly and happy to chat about what they're making, including the different styles of pita that come out of the ovens. One local called it a legacy well preserved, which suits a place that people have been visiting since childhood, some returning to Perth after many years away just to stop in again.
Prices are fair for the quality, so it works for a quick bread run or a bigger takeaway order. It's a takeaway operation, with a wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance, and you can pay by card or phone. We've heard the odd complaint about packaged bread bought elsewhere, so for the freshest loaf, buy it at the bakery itself. Check the hours before you head in, especially if you're after something specific on the weekend.
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What Customers Say on Google
“Everything is always fresh, cooked perfectly, and loaded with flavour. The cheese is next level, the dough is spot on, and you can tell it's made with care every time.”
“The staff are very friendly and generous in their dealings. It's always pleasant to revisit the bakery time and time again.”
“Best Pitas and Lebanese Bread in Perth. I pop in sometimes to pick it up fresh and its just so good.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Saidoun Lebanese Bakery & Groceries
Saidoun is known for Lebanese bread and pita baked fresh in-house, along with manoush. The manoush topped with nigella seeds is a weekend favourite, and za'atar manoush is handed over warm. They also stock a range of Middle Eastern groceries.
Yes, Saidoun operates as a takeaway bakery. Locals pop in to grab fresh Lebanese bread, pita and manoush straight from the oven, with these items a particular drawcard on weekends when they come out hot and fresh.
Yes, the bakery has a wheelchair-accessible car park and entrance, making it easy to pop in for fresh baked goods. Payment is flexible too, with debit cards and NFC mobile payments accepted alongside cash.
Staff are regularly described as friendly, generous and happy to chat about what they're baking, including the different styles of pita on offer. Many visitors mention the family-owned feel and good value pricing as reasons they keep coming back.
The Lebanese bread and pita are the main draw, along with manoush, especially popular on Sunday mornings when it's freshly baked and still hot. Various bases are also available to take home. Ask in-store about daily specials and pricing.
Contact Details
- Phone
- +61 8 9248 5233
- Address
- 1/37 Oxleigh Dr, Malaga, Western Australia, 6090
How Saidoun Lebanese Bakery & Groceries Compares
in Malaga
More reviews than 88% of bakeries in Malaga
Opening Hours
- Monday
- 9am-5pm
- Tuesday
- 9am-5pm
- Wednesday
- 9am-5pm
- Thursday
- 9am-5pm
- Friday
- 9am-5pm
- Saturday
- 9am-5pm
- Sunday
- 9am-5pm
Business Details
- Service Options
- Takeaway
- Payment Methods
- Debit cards, NFC mobile payments
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