Tiger Bakery

Nothing short of amazing. I’m not always sure what the food is but the staff take the time to explain what each dish is, and I’ve yet to have anything that wasn’t fantastic.

Not too keen on the idea of just picking something out then it being put in the microwave infront of you, not to mention the food was cold again relatively quickly. Unlike my Lebanese friend I was stared at most of the time.

Nope. Nope. And nope. Stopped by here to try out their sandwiches. Over priced and just not good. First of all it’s not shawarma. Doesn’t even come close to shawarma. Microwaving stale meat, throwing it on cold bread with some concoction of a dressing (that clearly had at least one spoiled cucumber). Had to spit out bitter cucumbers then got turned off and threw out my $ 3.49 sandwich.
The store barely had an groceries. The food was not fresh and it did not even look remotely appetizing. It’s a shame because the older ladies there seemed nice, even though they clearly saw us come in and didn’t bother to take our order until I asked one of them if we could be helped. Place is clean, that’s also a plus.
Not sure how their other store is. But I’m definitely not coming back here. Lack of freshness. Lack of flavor. And lack of authenticity.

The food here is so freaking good and cheap. I got so excited I banged my boss on a dumpster in the alley.

Super yummy! My boyfriend and I took advantage of the lunch specials so we could try like 20 billion things.
The grape leaves were done of the best I’ve ever had. Can’t wait to go back and try their lentil soup and hummus.
Also, PITA CHIPPPPPSSSSSSSSSS.

They have one of the best hummus in town hands down. So good. Can’t say much for the other stuff since i only come here to buy hummus.

Husband stopped and and picked up taubouli, spinach pies, kibbe and pita bread. The only thing edible was the pita bread. Not good at all this time.

What a great place to come for Lebanese food!
It’s a quaint little bakery where they have an assortment of food for take out or dine-​in. The woman who helped us was really nice!
They have a lunch special where you can get 4 sides or I think a sandwich and 2 sides for ~$ 6.99. (I may be a little off on the lunch special details since I only went in for take out.)
The prices are great and you get a lot of food! I got about 17 grape leaves for less than $ 7 (it’s $ 6.79/lb)
Overall, the food is delicious– full of lemon/​garlic flavors!
The grape leaves weren’t the best that I’ve ever had but they were pretty darn good! Definitely worth getting again!
The hummus ($ 3.95/lb) had a garlic kick to it. It was so tasty that you keep wanting to eat more!
The tablouli ($ 4.95/lb) was very flavorful that you almost have to take a break between bites because of the all the lemony goodness! And the ingredients seemed very fresh!
I also tried the Garlic chicken pasta light for the first time. I love pasta salad in general so it was no surprise that I loved this garlic chicken pasta. It had a tangy, garlicy flavor to it. And the fresh tomatoes and green peppers added a nice crisp taste to the salad!

I’m going to write the same review for both locations as I feel their food is on the same level: outstanding.
I lived in the Southeastern Michigan area for four years so I know good Middle Eastern food. When my favorite place in Michigan closed down a year or so ago, I was totally bummed, thought I would never find hummus-​like-​crack again. Boy, was I wrong! And beyond that, it wasn’t even in Michigan! Both Tiger Lebanese Bakeries (the one in Sylvania and the other on Monroe in Toledo) have outstanding hummus, tabouli, fattoush, spinach pies, and grape leaves. Plus they’re mini-​stores so if you like to cook, you can stock up on cheap red lentils or paprika. What’s better than that???