Massis Bakery

I grew up in the Boston area and my family went to Massis every week to stock up on the best Middle Eastern food and pastries. I make sure to come by every time I come back to visit my family, and am reminded of my childhood! So many delicious food options, including Tabbouleh, Lahmajune , fresh pita, kibbeh, and more.

A great spot among Middle Eastern groceries. Clean, welcoming, and well run. They also make authentic Lebanese kunafa on Saturdays.totally worth the trip.

Got fresh baked goods (most very good, a few duds), falafels (light and not oily) and some spices this time. Very helpful and friendly staff (owners?). They seem to have the best prices compared to 2 local stores. Currently my fav in this neighborhood.

Massis is a great Middle Eastern bakery/market. No eat-in accommodations; this is not a restaurant or cafe. Sandwiches and baked good are excellent! Very good selection and variety of quality authentic Middle Eastern groceries, spices, and condiments, and there's a deli. Highly recommended!

I visited Massis Market a few months ago, but I just remembered to share my experience. I went specifically to buy olives, and the staff recommended their in-house olives, which were sold in containers. I ended up purchasing two types: Kalamata (dark purple-black) and green Syrian olives. The Kalamata olives were decent, but the green Syrian olives had absolutely no flavor. No one at home liked them—not even our guests. They were so bland that I ended up throwing them away. I’m surprised the market doesn’t offer samples so customers can taste before buying. Overall, I wouldn’t recommend this place for olives. I should have just gone with factory-sealed cans—they likely would have tasted better.