Located in sleepy and storied Yantic village, Lazizah Bakery is the perfect hidden cafe and sweet spot to take a break from the ordinary grind.
Healthy, delicious and nutritious; enjoy the legendary soups or fresh baked breads made every day from scratch.
Our authentic Lebanese and Mediterranean dishes always start with the finest ingredients and fresh vegetables from local, organic farms.
Treat yourself to a heavenly Baklava or other delightful confectionary that we craft with love and you may find yourself leaving with a slightly larger smile and lighter step than when you arrived.
We stock specialty and import spices, olives, cheese and yogurts, condiments, sauces, jams and more in our marketplace corner.
We also sell our hummus, babaghannuj, and baklava by the pound.
Delivery is available ($25 minimum)
Check out our catering menu
Our philosophy is simple: everyone deserves delicious, natural, healthy and balanced fare that is convenient and affordable. We offer an uncompromising quality combination of nutrition with a satisfying palate; tastes spanning classic (and revisited) comfort dishes to foreign, exotic flavors from the destination of your imagination.
We take pride in knowing and serving our customers, from their smiling faces and favorite dishes, to when they are not so smiley (hangry?) and need a complimentary cookie cheerup.
Take a break from inside and enjoy your meal on Bassem’s handmade granite patio. Plenty of sun, shade, flora, and some fauna (bees to keep the flowers happy) for all.
Visit the greatest stone creation since Stonehenge!
Join our many friends as we spread our love (and baklava) here locally in Norwich, New London, and surrounding SouthEastern Connecticut. We welcome visitors, travelers, and family from Boston and New York regularly.
We believe good nourishment is an essential foundation for a happy and healthy life.
However if you’re in a hurry, just call ahead and we’ll have your order ready for pickup.
Our commitment to source and use local, organic producers also finds us alongside many of them at places like The Bozrah Farmer’s Market and Fiddleheads.
