Al Afrah Pastry — Restaurant in Sydney

This is the only Lebanese sweet shop worth spending money at. Everyone else is posing. Please don't ever compromise on your quality because you are the last Lebanese sweet shop not selling garbage to customers. You are the last line of defence. Hold the fort.

It's a shame all the rest don't clean up their act because we've gotten so used to eating trash sweets that no one knows what their eating anymore. It's like our collective taste buds have morphed into a grotesque confused state of sugary tasteless madness. Why can't we be normal anymore!

If I move to Perth I'll drive across Australia just to buy sweets from this store. 100% worth the drive. I swear I'll do it! I will! I don't care what you think!!! Leave me alone! I won't bother going anywhere else unless it was a pure charity case or I felt like throwing money away or eating sugary, tasteless, bland pre diabetes food where clotted cream has been swapped for breaded wonderland. Afraah is one of the few that has actual clotted cream and not Tip Top Wonder White mixed with milk and sugar, I suspect some are using the local Vietnamese baker's left over hotdog rolls. I want sweet clotted cream I don't want soggy sourdough mixed with baby formula!!!! 😭 why is it so hard!!! Why!! Why!! Please tell me!! Someone say something! Why is no one answering me!!! 😭😭

I might consider buying sweets for my worst enemy from other sweet shops however even then I'd be concerned of eternal damnation since no one deserves such punishment.

Point is these guys are alright. They make good knefeh.

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This place used to be a Sydney institution for top class Lebanese sweets run by a family started family business.It’s now a shell of its old self.

Although they have good quality sweets, there’s many places which are the same if not better quality for a much lower price

The prices are so high and the servers did not greet us on arrival and we didn’t know if they seen us or not.

My wife had one zound, one ward’al’cham and I had a slice of cheese Kunafa. 24 bucks, dine in. I know everything is more expensive but I feel what they’ve done is a blatant price gouge.

This shows a disconnect with the customers and community at large. They have lost touch with the people that made them.

This place is only for the rich and the well of people, it’s not for regular people.

Sorry team, you have to get back to your roots, although you have good quality sweets and always have, it’s a people that make you who you are. It’s a shame regular people can’t go...

I wanted to purchase some Lebanese sweets so I went on-line to see what was available as well as the price point . The sweets I chose were advertised as $35 per kilo. When I went into the store I purchased 3 kilos expecting to pay around $105, however the lady that served me charged me $120. The lady then said it was $40 per kilo.As there were other customers around, I didn't want to say anything so as to not create an issue for the shop. They should adhere to the prices that they have on their websites. If not, it would be prudent to remove prices from the website so as to not confuse their customers or to be portrayed as trying to rip their customers off . A very...