Forn Al Hara

They have a delicious cheese manaeesh. I also like all the food they serve. We went there twice, but for pick up; because I did not like their decoration. However, I wanna come there again! Highly recommend it!

Been coming here for 11 – 12 years now and I kid you not. Hands down 5 star on everything. From their kunafa to their tea. Best customer service –this place is gold! Worth every dime! Highly recommended!

Vey good food the fatayer are really good and the owner is very nice highly recommend

Beautiful find the service and food are absolutely great! Give it a try and you won’t be disappointed:):):)

Food here is really good. They’re basically known for their pizza and sweet treats. Pizza is freshly made to order. Very healthy and delicious. Aside from the food being top-​notch, what sets them apart is the Owner. Super friendly older gentlemen. Very nice and helpful. I couldn’t decide what dessert I wanted because I had no idea what any of them taste like. So this old man goes ahead and gives us one of each dessert for FREE. That’s like 10 desserts for free. They were all good if you’re into sweets. These are the kind of people you want to support. Small mom and pop shops that work hard, not those giant greedy chain eateries.

We ordered baklava and cheese and zatar breads. I was not impressed with the baklava. There was no filling inside. Not sure if you need to come earlier in the day to get the good stuff. We came closer to closing time. The service was good and the workers were nice.

Forn Al Hara offers manaeesh (Arabic pizzas/​flat breads), cookies, wraps, baklava, kanafeh, and Lebanese ice cream (in the freezer). All the items served here are halal. They are located in a small strip mall in Anaheim’s Little Arabia district. The popular items on the menu were definitely the Arabic flat breads. These are available in 2 sizes (mini and regular).
For lunch I went with a sujuk (spicy beef) and cheese flat bread ($ 4.50– regular size) and a mini chicken and cheese manaeesh ($ 1.50). My co-​worker ordered 4 different kinds of mini flatbreads, the cheapest one being only a $ 1 and consisted of minced meat and seasoning.
The owner who took our order was extremely friendly and patient with us, explaining to us the different kinds of options available for the flat bread. The meal was a bargain and tasted great. I really enjoyed the flavors of the spicy beef and cheese flat bread, and was full after eating just one.
I was eager to try the kanafeh (sweet cheese pastry soaked in a sweet, sugar-​based syrup), but unfortunately they were sold out. The owner offered to bake some fresh ones for me but I knew it would take some time and I had to get back to work. I will definitely have to try this on a return visit.

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Service –A+
Food-​A+++++
The food here is so freaking amazing no joke. My all time favorite is the egg and cheese pizza. The one of a kind tortilla type of dough is solely exclusive to this location. Never had this kind of pizza anywhere. The cheese is not overpowering. The egg and cheese must be topped with Tapatio. It’s finger food… all day any day. Get ready to not share with anyone!!!
The pepperoni pizza was also delicious. The cheese was extra cheesy. Way too much for my liking. Next time if I crave this I will ask them to go easy on the cheese.
The meat pies are tangy and meaty and delicious. Made with onions, meat, pomegranate seed goodness to give the pie a nice tangy kick. It’s a must try.
The Zatar is delicious too. It’s like a round bread with tangy greenish spice over top. It’s excellent paired with the Arabic tea. The tea I can’t figure out if it’s complimentary or a $ 1. Pour yourself hot water. Add fresh mint and tea bag. Mmm.
The Mamon are cookies. They are filled with dates. So delicious. Since they were out the last time I was here, I got the donut shaped version of cookies with dates inside. These were yummy as well. Delicious for tea time.
The Knafeh-​is a dessert that’s cheesy, crispy, and syrupy. It’s a hit with the family. But, doesn’t quite appeal to me.
The menu is so huge. It’s hard to figure out what to order. My suggestion refer to Unilocal pics, or ask what’s the best sellers and most delicious items to order.
There is private parking!
There is always lots of peeps in here. Food is made fresh so be prepared to wait maybe 20 minutes or so!
There are restrooms for customers. They are clean.
Sometimes the tables are not wiped down right away. But the Lebanese Food is so delicious that it will be most likely overlooked. Just ask someone upfront to wipe down!
During the month of Ramadan. They have special hours into the night. Ask if you are curious.

BANG FOR YOUR BUCK!
Highly recommend everyone to come check this place out. Great service, super helpful staff, lots of different types of sweets and perfect «mini pizzas» to fill you up.
Service is a little slow, since there are a lot of people going in and out of the restaurant.
Parking lot is small but there is plenty of additional parking in the back.
My ultimate favorite: spinach boats

Food so amazing! The owner is super kind and friendly. Give A+!You should have breakfast there and the place will make you all day great. I will recommend this place to everyone who have interests in finding someting impressed to eat!

I love this place! It’s the best place to get a middle eastern breakfast as if my own parents made it themselves. Everything from the zaatar to the pickled veggies is delicious.

Great selection of manakeesh! Super helpful staff. I ordered 5 dozens assorted of the minis to take home to my family and friends. They have vegan options available but in limited Selections.
If you’re making a large order I recommend calling ahead to avoid a wait. It’s a very busy place.

Love this place! Everything is cooked fresh so you can expect to wait a while. The cheese pies are great but the spinach fatayer is out of this world. I never like maamoul but I have to force myself to not eat too many of the pistachio maamoul when I come here– it’s THAT good.
I do wish that they served tea /​coffee in glass cups though. They offer hot drinks but in small disposable cups which ruin the taste of the beverage.

Their pizza with fresh spinach is delicious! The spinach fatayers have a yummy lemony zesty taste. The baklava is awesome! I love them with pistachios.
It’s very reasonable priced for a great meal. The owner is wonderful and always takes care of the customers!

While I made a stop in the area to fill some gas, I wanted to grab some quick snack and that’s how I have across the place. As I walk in, I see a big plate full of knafeh and the immediate next thing I did was placed an order to eat and an order to go.
One of the best knafeh I’ve eaten and the cheese used was top notch, definitely coming back to taste more food.

Worth a special detour if you’re in or around Anaheim. The «pizza» they serve here isn’t what you’d typically expect. It’s a unique, Middle Eastern version that’s light, super tasty, and has a super thin crust. They also have super delicious baklava and other pastries and baked goods.
The owner is super sweet, and if you’re eating on the premises, you don’t have to pay up until you’re done eating. He might even throw in some extra baked treats on the house.
It’s also clear that this place draws a wide following and is quite authentic. Another great find thanks to Unilocal

I regularly forget to check-​in, but myself & everyone I’ve introduced to the place, tends to swing by all the time.
They have an excellent variety of ethnic drinks, that cater to the flavors of the food.
The pastries on display are as fresh as you’re going to find anywhere in the area.
They turnover a lot of trays, very quickly, so everything tends to be brand new.
As far as food goes, there isn’t anything on the menu we haven’t tried yet; in addition to that, there isn’t anything we haven’t ordered more than once. I would suggest exploring the menu as often as you can, there is something for every time of time.
Whenever there is a get together I’m heading to in the lunch hours, I try to swing by & grab a dozen or two of the turnovers. The cheese turnovers are always a hit, but they also have mini-​versions of all their most popular items.
The fact they have ample seating, & free wifi, there really aren’t too many better places in the area to be.

This dude makes AMAZING meat, zaatar, and cheese pies! They also have delish Arabic sausage sandwiches that are spiced perfectly and dressed with tomatoes and pickles.
Ok so the first time I went I was ready to give this guy like 2 stars because1) the place is not clean, the bathrooms are filthy 2) the order took SO long and 3) the owner was being a jerk because I asked for a «sujuk sandwich» and he didn’t hear the sandwich part and said it was my fault and yada yada yada… But the food was so delish that I gave it a second chance. On my second visit: The food still took way too long, the place was still a mess, but the owner warmed up after I got him talking, and the food still really friggin good.
I recommend going for good food, brace yourself for it to take forever or place the order ahead of time, and don’t use that nasty bathroom.
As for 3amo (uncle in Arabic) you can butter him up with a few nice words, and hope he doesn’t give you stink eyes. Haha!

We walked into this little Lebanese eatery having no clue what anything on the menu was besides the few things we remembered from the Unilocal photos on this listing here… Middle Eastern pizzas, cheesy boat pastries, baklava and lots of beautiful vegetables! The man behind the counter was so patient and helpful with recommendations. We took all of his suggestions and they were perfect.
The pizzas are cooked in an open face oven and come out with just a bit of char and light crunch, while staying soft and amazing overall. We ordered a mixed plate of tomatoes, cucumbers, mint, olives, lemons and pickles to eat and compliment the pizzas.
Cheese with fresh spinach: I asked for the pizza with all the fresh greens on top and this little darling was the result. A fresh cheese, I think goat, covers the dough with tons of fresh spinach and spices on top of that. Really good with fresh tomato and lemon added.
Sujuk: Described to us as seasoned ground beef, this stuff is so tangy and fabulous, I didn’t even need to add lemon. This pizza was elevated with a few pieces of fresh mint, tomato and cucumber spears.
Lahem Bel Ajeen with cheese: We were told this was like beef sausage and to add cheese as this was his favorite… we weren’t told it would be so freaken magical. The flavor of the sausage is slightly sweet, salty and so full of amazing, well-​rounded flavors. The melty cheese adds richness and the tomatoes and grilled onions add even more depth and a freshness that tastes amazing with the meat and cheese. Also good with fresh mint and nibbles of olive in between.
We also tried some of the baklava which was sheer perfection on a little styrofoam plate. We took a huge order of Knafeh to-​go, and at a whopping $ 5, this was the priciest item of our meal, but still completely inexpensive. The knafeh is cheesy and sweet, warm and gooey.
Just tell them the internet sent you and they’ll get you all set up with a delicious and insanely affordable feast!

Their meat pies are so yummy and the guy is friendly, he was willing to explain what was what cause I didn’t know their names.
I got a piece of free sambousek after buying some knafeh which is gooey sweet cheese sandwiched between layers of shredded knafeh pastry with a container of rose syrup or orange blossom syrup. A slice of knafeh is $ 5 and they’re pretty big slices which tasted pretty good. I do like their sambousek and baklava as well. They also sell ice cream, I chose the small ice cream with pistachio with orange blossom ($ 2) which was tasty.
They take card, lots of seating and it was a bit messy since I came after the lunch rush. Place is past the large sign that says Shisha center.