Tiger Lebanese Bakery & Deli

Visited near twelve, it was not full. Prices were reasonable.

you won't be disappointed in the menu and service. the service here is better than most. prices were reasonable.

Tiger Bakery isn't just a bakery - it's also a restaurant with groceries for sale as well as cold and hot Lebanese foods. Their man'ousheh, fattoush, fatayers, hummus, grape leaves, and baklava are to die for.

For food allergy purposes, there are nuts in many of the dishes and you should ask before ordering anything.

If you're looking for Lebanese food for a party or to simply eat out of the fridge at home, I highly recommend this place. It's the same quality as the location on Monroe St in Toledo, just more convenient for being in Sylvania!

My traveling companion and I shared an absolutely delicious meal recently at Tiger Lebanese Bakery and Deli.

We had been traveling from Columbus to Ann Arbor on 4-5-2019 and had decided, at approximately Findlay, to eat somewhere at a "unique" "local" restaurant rather than at any familiar "fast food" restaurant [which had appeared to be the only available choices on I-75 and I-475].

Knowing that we would run out of most "food choices" as soon as we had left Toledo, we decided to get off at Central Ave. in Toledo and eat at a Chinese restaurant that had been advertised on I-475 but we ended up turning the wrong way and never finding that Chinese restaurant.

Looking for somewhere else to eat, we entered a shopping center on the north side of Central Ave., briefly considered eating at a diner [until we had figured out that they had already closed], and then just happened to notice Tiger Lebanese Bakery and Deli while we had been looking at each business in that shopping center.

We decided to eat at Tiger Lebanese Bakery and Deli. We were greeted by two friendly women behind the counter; we started to make decisions regarding our food. I decided to order a "meal combo," a choice of four items [some of which I had never heard of before] for $7.95.

We then were told that they would be closing in eight minutes; however, they quickly made an exception to their usual closing time because of our being travelers with nowhere else to eat.

The food had been delicious [though two of the "hot" items definitely could have been slightly warmer]; they let us stay there for about fifteen minutes after their official closing time.

After our extremely pleasant meal, my traveling companion and I got back on the road and continued driving towards Ann Arbor.

I am certainly glad that we had turned the wrong way when getting off I-475 at Central Ave. in Toledo.

Kinda wish I'd never eaten here. I was out and about like 35 mins from home and needed a little bit to eat. I expected some mediocre food. Ordered 2 cheese pies, a veggie melt pie, and a feta bread (I'm vegetarian)
This food was so freaking amazing, the staff was really nice, and the price (about $2 a pie, order was like $7.50 ish) was pretty good.
So, I feel like I'm going to have to make the 35 min drive each way a few times a month now.
Anyway, now I'm addicted, so damage done.
When I told the lady that I was vegetarian, she gave me a sample of some grain dish from the hot food, I asked the name of it like 3 times and made sure I could say it before I left and of course 30 seconds later I forgot it, but it was wonderful too.
If you are considering eating here, just do it.