Anait Bakery - Burbank

As a person with disabilities, I do my best to avoid using designated handicap spots to leave them open for those who may need them more. However, I can manage short distances. Rather than asking me nicely to move my vehicle, he chose to berate me. His attitude is unnecessary and overstepping. It’s clear he has serious issues and feels the need to control others’ lives. I strongly advise against patronizing this business.

I did not make a purchase for a specific reason: it's Friday and I wanted to treat my employees to some baked goods. As I was driving down Victory Blvd, which isn’t my usual route to work, I noticed a bakery called Anahit Bakery. The strip mall it was in looked a bit intimidating, but I thought I’d give a local business a chance. Upon entering, I found the place empty, with three women in the kitchen. I greeted them, and one woman came out, looked at me with a rather unfriendly expression, said hello, then asked me to hold on before turning back into the kitchen. After waiting for about 3-4 minutes without any further interaction, I found the service to be quite lacking. Perhaps I’m just not the type of customer they cater to? Their selection of baked goods was also disappointing for a Friday morning; it seemed like they were already sold out of many items. I jokingly thought they might as well have pigs rolling through the shop! If you enjoy being ignored, this is definitely the place for you. Without hesitation, I left and drove a block down to Dad's Donuts and Bakery, where everyone greeted me with a cheerful "good morning" and a smile. Now that's the kind of service that makes a difference!

I was walking by this bakery and caught a whiff of something delicious baking, so I decided to stop in and buy some fresh cookies. They were absolutely amazing—so soft they melted in my mouth! And at just $3.50 for a dozen, what a fantastic deal! Truly scrumptious!

This place is terrible and the service is even bad. I went to the parking lot on Saturday morning and there was an older gentleman who blocked his car 2 parking spaces. When I parked in one of the rooms, he came to my car and yelled at me. He tried to tell me that the 2 parking spaces he blocked were ONLY for his bakery (although there were no signs that the parking spaces belonged to his bakery). He didn't even want to find out if I wanted to go to his bakery. If this is the type of posture he gives the customer from the beginning, why should I apply your bakery? What's that?

There are no wraps, no fresh cookies, muffins or the like. Mostly Mediterranean baked goods sold in bulk for catering. This is not a cafe at all like the photos on yelp suggest, they have totally changed focus.