Z&Z Bakery in Hammersmith and Fulham

The best Lebanese cafe in Sheperd's Bush! Been going there every week for several months now. The manakish are delicious and freshly made, and so are the hummus, foul medamas and other specialties. Reasonably prices, friendly and efficient staff, great food!!

As soon as I entered it was exactly like the bakeries back at home. From the greetings of the workers to the smell of the food I just knew this was going to be a good experience. The food was absolutely amazing and I loved every bit of it. Thank you so much I will definitely be returning.

The most authentic Lebanese pastry experience I had in London.The restaurant itself looks so simple and not much decoration inside which makes it even more homy and original.Light, fluffy, crispy, but not burnt, beautifully made pastries. The fillings are just so good.. so heavenly. My best choice is the muhammarah with cheese and nut. I'm even craving it now while writing this comment. Second comes the labneh with zaater. Try it!The staff are soooo friendly which only adds to this amazing experience.Nothing beats fresh Lebanese mana'eesh with a cup of tea on a Sunday morning.

Lovely Lebanese wraps, kind employees.

Really lovely food, fresh and delicious. The mint tea and the cardamom coffee were fantastic. Can’t fault the food.But the staff were smoking right outside by the door, which I do feel is quite unprofessional. However, I would go back because everything else was lovely, that would be my only complaint.

This is a proper Lebanese Restaurant! طعام ممتاز Not those fake Mezzes you get that sell a boring falafel in a salad wrap. The ingredients are fresh and packed with beautiful taste. The staff are friendly and offer big portions for good prices. One minor dislike though.. staff members were smoking by the door, it's quite a strong smell to a non smoker and off putting when trying to enjoy a meal. I'd still go back though.شكرا

Hands down, the best Za'atar Manakish I've ever had. And I've had my share of Lebanese Za'atar experiences ;) i was in heaven and so should you be! The Hommos was also amazing. It's really mind blowing how this is not taking over Fast food all over the world. So happy to have had this "Once in a Za'atar-Time" meal and if you didn't put on your shoes by now i have no words other than: What are you waiting for?!Make it a Za'atar and cheese and one just with Za'atar. Dip it, roll it, smell it, feel it.Send my regards to the owner who gets his Za'atar from Lebanon and make sure to really have enough room in your stomach.

Would almost like to keep this one a secret... Had it for breakfast.. And for lunch again the next day. And I'd like it today too!All made fresh, in front of you... And you can taste the difference! Try out the cheese and the spinach manakish!! 🤩🤩.. Go, bring cash (cash only). You'll thank me later.

I used to eat breakfast over there whenever me and my misses are free. We really used to enjoy it before the COVID and lockdown. Recently after restaurants started to open again. My wife was passing by and ordered manakeesh. The worst ones I ate in my life. The dough is burnt from outside especially the zaatar. And all of the manakeesh were really empty from inside it's like you eating blank dough. I felt so sad since my expectation was so high for this place. I told my wife we will never go back ever again there.

I've lived in London for five years and always lamented the fact that despite the great restaurants, nowhere does good manoushe...But this morning I stumbled across Zeit w Zaatar by accident. I'm over the moon.The manoushe is crisp, the Zaatar khodra excellent and akawi is just like home. They were made in an actual furnace so I had three in a row, how could I not? For someone who will happily eat manoushe for breakfast almost every day when in Beirut this is that rare thing - a Lebanese manoushe in London you can tell your friends about. It's got the charm of a street shop in Beirut, with its music, clientele and boisterous warm owner greeting you like it's your place when you walk in. The counter offers la7me ba3jeen, falafel and other baked Lebanese gems. Rarely do London days start off so good.