Taron Bakery — Restaurant in Glendale

I read the reviews about how they used to be the best or how they are combative with customers, but I have two responses to that. Who else is better than them? Give me one name. Glendale Sassoon went down hill and Old Sassoon in Pasadena is good but inconsistent. Second, what do you expect about being combative with customers, they are Armenian bro, I tell my wife, you just have to accept that being rude is part of the culture and genetic. Half my people have permafrowns, it doesn’t mean they are mad. Still my go-to place fish Taron. Interesting tid bit, though this food is more Lebanese in influence, the Russian Armenians who run this place are doing a better job than the two competing Lebanese Armenian places. I forgot about Kokos. He’s up there but sells out fast and you need to get it fresh. I’ve never tried Lahmajune Factory, but just the name is a turn off and indicated high volume, low...

My friends and I stopped here on a weekday afternoon. The weather was rainy and we were on the road for several hours. Once you walk in the entire bakery envelopes you in the smell of fresh bread and spices. I was trying to decide what to buy but everything looked and smelled decisions. I got some cheese and some spinach, and they were both delicious. My friend had the cheese and spinach in puff pastry and it was crispy and warm and comforting. My other friend also loved the lahmajun, which smelled so enticing that even I, a vegetarian, was made hungry. I keep some in my fridge and have been snacking on them now since the ride is too far to the bakery, but I would definitely recommend. You’ll be in and out within ten minutes and your food will be fresh and even baked in front of you if you order something with meat....

I want to share something really sad happened today at Taron Bakery in Glendale. Employee should be fired if this business has any chance to stay in business. A young boy eating Lahmajo with his family outside by the bakery tables, walks in and tells employee there is hair in my food, the baker shakes his head while the cashier yells loud, why didnt you check show me the hair, next time before you throw it in the trash show me first. She continues yelling more louder and says, we wear hats here and its impossible its our hair. For something that costs $1.50 its shame on your service that this little boy got yelled at for no reason. Why would you be so low class and cheap. I will never visit this...