Ghazar Bakery stands out for its sign, which displays the name in simple, hand-painted letters against a faded storefront. This bakery began operating decades ago when Armenian refugees settling in Bourj Hammoud needed affordable, daily bread. The ovens here have stayed hot for generations, baking thin sheets of lahmajoun topped with minced meat, onions, and spices. Workers still slide the metal trays into the deep hearth by hand, just as they did when the business first opened its doors to the neighborhood.
Ghazar Bakery
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