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Always a line but quick serve of INCREDIBLE food. Vegan options galore! Definitely a family run business feel with a small Middle Eastern grocery. You will not be disappointed. Apparently, it has been around since 1992. Made with love for a long time!

We just ordered a latte here and really enjoyed the latte as well as the ambience. People who worked here were very friendly and the vibe was lively. They also have a mini supermarket stocked with certain products for customers to buy. I definitely wanna try their desserts soon. Good place to go for

A1 Bakery’s venue was old and run down, however they served the most amazing middle eastern pastries and pizzas. All the dishes I’d tried were so tasty; meaty, cheesy and packed with fragrant middle eastern spices. Highly recommended if you felt like good value middle eastern cuisine.

A1 is a cult classic and one of the first cafes I dropped into when venturing in Brunswick. Always bustling and rightfully so - there is a feast of delish middle eastern delights to be had 🥙 The cheese pie CANNOT be passed up under any circumstances 🙅‍♀️ it is too good. Zaatar is nice and fresh to

I love this bakery! Delicious, great atmosphere. This time I tried their tabouli, falafel wrap and shanklish platter. I am stuffed but I wish I could eat more. I can't wait for my next visit

Food was brought up very quickly and it tasted actually not bad based on it’s price, only 10$ for a A1 special pizza. I can see why it’s so busy and popular. Totally worth a try.

Awesome food. Most things are in house made. The breads absolutely delicious, there a reason why this place is always busy with people grabbing quick bites for breakfast or lunch.

After seeing the Anthony Bourdain episode that included A-1, I made the trip to try it for myself. So glad I did! So many choices and all were equally delicious. Literally bought enough food to feed four people (even though there were only two of us) and spent just over $30. I can’t wait to go bac