| There is a Lebanese bakery in Lawrence. I think it's on Haverhill
street but am not sure since it's been awhile since I lived in Lawrence,
but I do know that it is across the street from the Plains Community
Center. Other landmraks that are further down the same street are
Cetral Catholic High School, and some kind of correctional facility.
They bake their bread fresh on saturday mornings and make anything
you buy in the grocery store seem second-rate. They also have all
sorts of lebanese pastry stuff that is yummy.
I know that there are a coupl of lebanese grocery stores, but am
so rusty on directions, I would hate to get you lost with them.
ask at the bakery.
Bonnie
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| In Worcester, try Aris' Bakery on Pleasant St (corner of Bellevue
St near Park Ave). They carry Armenian and other Mid-East delicasees.
There's another bakery up the street from Aris's (near the corner of
Pleasant/Russell St). Not sure of the name, but it's in the same row
of stores as a video and men's clothing store.
Down the street from Aris' on Pleasant St (closer to the intersection
of Park Ave) there's a Mid-East market. They carry all kinds of
supplies. There's another store on Pleasant St near the corner of
Piedmont St). Don't know the name but I think they also carry
Mid-East products.
If you get on Pleasant St, everything is located between Park Ave and
Piedmont Street.
Good luck!
Marc
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| The Lebanese Bakery your referring to is on Hampshire Street in
Lawrence and is called George's. Right up the street from there
is a Lebanese grocery store, within walking distance of George's,
about 100'. When you come out of the bakery, take your right.
If you call ahead, they will put the bread, etc., aisde for you
but ask when they close, because if varies from day to day, usually
when they are sold out.
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