Restaurant$$
Al Ameer Restaurant
Order Al-Ameer platter (kabab, tawook, kafta, shawarma), Raw kibbeh, Shredded lamb with almonds, yogurt and rice
Dessert · East Dearborn, Dearborn, MI
Lebon Sweets
Lebon Sweets is a second-generation family-owned Lebanese sweets shop on West Warren Avenue, with a second store at 25873 Ford Rd in Dearborn Heights and another in Sterling Heights. It is known for the CheeseDome, a portion of kanafa served inside sesame bread, which it has trademarked. The counter also sells baklava, nabulsi kanafa trays, maamoul, nammoura and sfouf.
DirectionsApple MapsCall +1 313 846 1383Website13743 W Warren Ave, Dearborn, MI 48126
Mon-Sat 7 AM-10 PM, Sun 7 AM-8 PM per website
What to order
- CheeseDome (kanafa in sesame bread)
- Kanafa
- Baklava
- Maamoul
Halal status
No written halal statement found from the business. The menu is sweets and desserts; if it matters to you, ask about gelatin before you order.
Halal status is as stated by the business or its certifier at the time we last checked. Menus and suppliers change. If it matters to you, ask the staff before you order.
Good for
- takeout
- family
- catering
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