Al Amera Lebanese bakery — Restaurant in Melbourne

This is my first time at Al ameras bakery Let me start off by saying how lovely the owners are I can just see it from how simple and quite they are though more communication would make a difference to the service . everything is great but just a few tips that would definitely make a change and lift the business up bring in different kinds of milk as not everyone drinks full cream milk with the manakesh my advice is make sure your cooking the dough until it's at least slightly brown and cooked from the inside I can see the shop is clean but add more lighting and lift up the energy you guys have a great business it just need a little more love and you guys will see...

Rainy day bliss at the brunch place just off Reservoir and near Keon Parade Warm smiles, fresh bites,and cozy vibes await at this charming spot. Recently renovated and diner-friendly,it's a gem amidst the hustle. These are the dishes wve tried there: Meat Boat - (8.5/10) a Must try! Chicken Pizza - (8.5/10) a Must try! Hot Dog-(6/10) Spinach and Cheese - (4/10) Alittle bit strong on the salt. Along with food we also ordered cappuccinos to start off with.Out of all the Lebanese breakfast restaurants we have tried so far, we truly enjoyed their coffee the best so would rate them a 7.5/10 Pocket-friendly perfection with flavourful bites await. Overall we rate...

The experience was disappointing. The meat manoushe was was hot on the outside and cold on the inside. It a hard crust that was impossible to roll or enjoy, and tasted stale. The manoushe tasted as if it had been sitting out for a day—it was cold and far from fresh. To make things worse, I felt quite sick after eating it even after a day. A truly regretful experience.

The only positive was the staff, who were nice, but unfortunately, that’s not enough to make up for the poor quality of the food. Definitely not going back. The shop has great potential but unfortunately has...