Yeganeh Bakery and Kafe Unik

I HIGHLY enjoyed this Persian cafe! It is very cozy and welcoming, tucked in the back of a Middle Eastern grocery store. I ordered the walnut and dates omelette and loved how the flavors complimented each other. Not too oily/greasy either! The Persian tea was also so aromatic and delicious. I loved the Lavash bread too (wish it was a bit warmer though). I will definitely be back to try the other dishes!

I went there for their sandwiches and super happy. I ordered Khafan and it was really good, it took me back to Iran and when I tried sandwiches there. I did some shopping too and very satisfied. I wish I had more time to go back and try rest of their menu. The owner was there and he was very nice and friendly.

I need to issue a formal warning about Yeganeh Bakery!!! Once you walk through those doors, nowhere else will ever be enough. Consider yourself warned. For over a decade this place has had an unbreakable hold on me, and I have zero desire to break free. Yeganeh Bakery is not just a bakery, it is a full sensory experience that transports you the moment you step inside. The aroma of freshly baked bread straight from the oven hits you first, then the warmth of the staff wraps around you like a second home you didn't know you had. The staff is nothing short of extraordinary, fluent in multiple languages, deeply rooted in true Iranian culture, and radiating that legendary Persian hospitality that makes every single customer feel like a cherished guest. Their smiles are captivating, their warm

While the pizza was delicious, the presentation wasnt so appealing. I didn't like the sandwiches, however, if you do your grocery shopping with them the bread, both the barbari and sangak were amazing, and the yogurt was fantastic. You can find items that are almost unique to this place.

The Acai bowl was really good, I also had the morning buzz - watermelon, lemon mint fresh juice and the Latte was really good- smooth, no bitter taste, excellent place!! I wanted to try everything