Almazaq Bakery مطعم و مخبز المذاق العراقي

Delicious Iraqi food with friendly service by a kind family. Come hungry!

Update 11/19/22: So far I’ve had the Dolma 3 times and sadly I won’t ever be ordering it again. First time, I really enjoyed it. It was nice and tangy and had good flavor. Second time, it was definitely a different recipe, and did not taste as good as the first time but it was edible. This most recent order was again a different recipe, did not have the same flavor as the first two times, was a lot more spicy and had some other spices in it that weren’t in jt before and the dealbreaker for us was that all of our stuffed onions were so burnt that we could not eat them and threw them out. They were burnt through to the middle, not just the outside. The grape leaves were all mushy and just hard to eat, there were no peppers, and they gave us such a small portion for $14.99. This time there was bread which I appreciated, however, the bread was raw around the edges and so we just ended up throwing that out as well. Why are you serving burnt dolma? If you see that it’s burnt, you don’t serve it! If you want returning customers you don’t cheat people out of their money. We ordered Dolma for takeout. And the mint yogurt drink. The dolma is very good and nice and tangy as Iraqi Dolma should be. I don’t like that they placed the dolma on a bed of shredded lettuce. I don’t get that. No one wants to eat soggy lettuce. Would have been better with bread underneath or just plain with nothing. Also it’s a total waste of lettuce because no one eats it. The yogurt drink was also good but unfortunately it was warm. Would have liked it better if it was ice cold. That being said, I’m happy about there being an Iraqi restaurant in the neighborhood and I look forward to going there to try out more delicious Iraqi food.

The Real deal authentic Iraqi food, incredibly delicious and generous, hot crispy bread, good service and Reasonable prices, One of my top 10

Authentic Iraqi food, diverse menu, delicious and nostalgic flavors, friendly staff, clean restaurant! What more could you want?

The waitress was extremely friendly, which I appreciated. Unfortunately, the Dawali did not align with traditional Palestinian style and was quite unappetizing; I could only manage to eat one piece, and for $20, the portion was really small. The hummus tasted like it was straight from a can and was also disappointing, especially at $8. On a positive note, the bread was enjoyable. I have a feeling that their other dishes might be better, but these two were letdowns. I do want to highlight that the waitress was delightful. Food: 1 Service: 5 Atmosphere: 4