Taron Bakery

My family and I used to come here on a regular bases. Recommended friends and colleagues to this place all the time. I went in to pick up a 100 lahmajoun order along with a variety of other goods and they charged me for the to-​go container. When I asked them why they would charge me for a to go container On a $ 140 purchase the man who works the oven, who also happens to be the manager, it seemed, looked me in the face and said egotistically, «you should be embarrassed to ask that question after you spent that kind of money.» Then he proceeded to turn around to the ladies working in the back (it’s an open work space) and laugh at me. To make matters worse, he only gave me half of my order, on purpose and we had to drive all the way back from Pasadena to get it, as we had already paid for it. Never ever again. They’ve been cutting down the size of the lahmajouns as is. From now on I’m recommending people not to go here. I’ve never had such a bad retail experience.

Story time! Taron has been the preferred bakery for lahmajune in my household for years. Yesterday my father brought home 2 dozen lahmajune for a few of us to munch on. I was on my second piece and I found a long red hair, it was practically baked in the dough! Thankfully I was picking the lahmajune with my hands for consumption so I didn’t have unwelcome hair in my mouth. My family and friends realized why I was so disgusted and they lost their appetite as well. My father decided to call Taron the next morning about the ordeal because they were already closed the night before when we were eating. The chef (owner?) told my dad to come in, show him a picture of the hair (of course I snapped a pic) and he will give his money back. Well, my father and I stopped by Taron’s before work… The man my dad spoke to was waiting and asked for the picture right off the bat. He said if he gives our money back, which is warranted (no one ate more than what they had already eaten after the gross encounter), it would be out of his own pocket not the owners… OK sir, you made us drive there for what now? Also, why would we want your personal money? A lady came out front to join in on the conversation, and said the hair might be mine, I replied, «It was red,» staring back at her auburn mane. She went back inside. I told my dad we are wasting our time and we should leave. I don’t think I could support a business that is run in this manner. This review isn’t about finding a hair in my food or getting our money back, it is because of the fact that this man wasted our time and the accusation that the hair could have been mine. Shitty customer service for the LOSS.
*Usually I’d give this place a 4. Sucks that I can’t. Also, I deleted the picture of the hair because that’d ruin this business for most and I don’t want to do that! But be warned of the service!

All the employee’s are doing there best at this bakery specially the cashier’s in all the location’s are very good and friendly and the food is super authentic delicious always fresh coming out from the oven in front of your eyes.

The lady at the cash register was very rude, and I definetly will not go back. I was going to pay with a debit card and she looked at me as if it was a big deal. She also kept speaking in a different language to her coworkers, thinking I wouldn’t understand. On top of that, the food was horrible. I do not recommend this place.

Best food in usa $ 1 buy is lahmacun. As turkish i am their lahmacun is great and how absolutely supposed to be crispy, simple very delicious and authentic, everytime i am in the area i m buying at least 30 of them put in freeze.

They have the Best lahmajus which are always so fresh. I like to squeeze some lemon juice on it.

Honestly really good Armenian Pizza aka Lakhmajoon and at a great price. I got two pizzas and a drink for only $ 3.50! Can’t beat that anywhere else honestly. Tastes fresh and very flavorful

Horrible food. Horrible service. Horrible attitude. We went with few people. Got attitude and very poor quality food. Will not go again.

(This review is not about the food, although it’s good).
TL;DR if you go to this place, make sure they pack everything you paid for, otherwise you might be accused of lying if you told them they missed something later.
Customer service in this place is the worst that anyone can get anywhere. I ordered a lot of things and they missed giving me the Cheese Borek. Unfortunately, I realized that an hour later when I got back home. I went back and told them what happened. They gave me the Cheese Borek but I was shocked that the lady was very pissed and kept on saying and yelling that she’s sure she gave them to me when I came before (I’m sure she would have called me a liar if there was no other people in the store). The place looks busy, I don’t know how she could remember what each customer order and what she packed after an hour of serving many customers.
Although the food is good, being treated like that and accused to be a liar made me decide never to come back to this place again.

All the time I have eaten from Taron, never been disappointed. My children love it to. Manaish, cheese boreg, spinich boreg and all!

This place is sooo good!!! The lamajoon is so good! I took some to my friends house for a study session and we literally devoured them in seconds. By the time her mom went into the kitchen and cut up some lemons… the lamajoons were gone…

Lahmajune for $ 1– good quality and hot. I live right across the street on Palmer so I will be frequenting this place a lot. Depending on how hungry you are, it only takes about 4 lahmajune to get you full.
The lady behind the counter seemed a bit upset but I didn’t take it personally because I know what it’s like to be a cashier. Quit whining people

Make sure to get here before things sell out. The spicy cheese Borek for $ 3 is a great snack or meal.

The best and right made lahmajo in Glendale. Always fresh baked. I am repeating customer since I moved to Glendale. Always enjoy their food and service.

Without a doubt a very authentic & delicious Armenian bakery that carries a limited menu of fresh baked savory goods. They do have 1 sweet item which is tahini bread & that is a very acquired taste. Not really my cup of tea. They produce some delicious Lahmajune’s otherwise known as «Armenian Pizza». My one true favorite item is their regular Cheese filled triangle shaped Beoreks. The dough is fresh slightly crispy & chewy. The filling of salty cheese has faint hints of green onion bites perhaps? I really enjoy all these items with a ice cold Yogurt drink called «Tan». That is a savory, salty yogurt drink to be enjoyed with savory items. Not for all as none of my friends care for it. They take cards but minimum purchase of $ 10 is required. They have a few chairs outside to enjoy the goods hot & fresh out the oven but mostly it is a grab & go place.

Favorite Armenian Bakery that produces the best Lahmajune, Spicy Cheese Boreks and Spinach Pies around town. Happen to be a regular customer at their Hollywood location though that specific bakery and their North Hollywood shop are closed on Mondays. Ran a quick Unilocal search and was happy to discover their Glendale location runs open 7 days a week. Solves that dilemma.
The dough for their products are so good here! Not dry, dense and flavorless like what you’d find at Sipan Bakery. Products are baked fresh before your eyes, are so inexpensive — $ 1 for each Lahmajune, $ 1.50-$ 3 for Cheese Boreks, throw in a bottle of Tahn (Yogurt Drink) and you’ve got yourself a delish Armenian/​Middle Eastern meal! I’ve got all my international friends hooked on this stuff. :)

Worst experience ever. I don’t understand how it even has this many good stars. I used to leave in Hollywood and all the bakeries there including taron In Hollywood is amazing. But this one was horrific. I needed to get small lunch for me and my co workers so I called them
Around 730 and placed an order for few spicy boreks and lamajo for 815. And the only way I knew what time they opened was that I had to call the taron in Hollywood to confirm the time they were open. I show up there and the lady has a bitter face. Whatever don’t really care for her face but I asked her to cut them in smaller piece she rolled her eyes and did it without saying a word and I noticed it was placed into 3 paper bags (ghetto style) instead of nice box so I asked her to place into box and I would pay for it. She did it without even taking my apologizes and I was like whatever I will let it all pass. So i got into my car and I noticed, It’s cold and old. I was embarrassed to take it to my manager. Yeah I’m realistic and don’t except it to always be straight out of the oven but come on couldn’t they heat it up. And honestly I hardly do reviews, it takes a lot so imagine how frustrated I am to be writing a review at midnight. So lady grow a smile and it’s not my fault you work there. First time and last customer. Please don’t treat your customers this badly

The food here is good but their service is terrible. My mom had placed an order to be picked up by 2pm and I arrived at 1:58pm to a long line. By the time it was my turn it was 2:12 and the lady says we’re out of lahmajune, but wait we had an order for 40 that should’ve been reserved and ready for 2pm. She has the audacity to say it’s 2:15. I told her there was a long line and I was waiting in it watching you pass out over 40 items to other people and if you do go by time for order pickups then you should designate a specific line for just pickups so people aren’t «late». The staff is very rude especially the blonde lady that’s always on her phone and can’t ever seem to crack a smile. What a shame.

If this is the best Armenian bakery then I must not like Armenian food. It’s so cheap, tons of hot fresh baked goods, the ovens are fabulous. The actual product is meh. I sorta hated it a lot but maybe I’m wrong because so many other people love this place. The lahmajun was $ 1 each. Lahmajun is ground beef and spices on a thin, round flat bread. Piping hot out of the oven. I thought the meat tasted like it turned bad. I did not like this at all. Ordered the spinach boreg ($ 1.75). The boreg dough is pasty and tasteless. Very bland as was the spinach filling. It looked like skinny bok choy instead of salad spinach but maybe this is an ethnic spinach I am not familiar with. I took a bite of each and hated them very much. But again, maybe I’m wrong and that’s how these are supposed to taste. Service was ok. Customers don’t wait in a line. They kinda push their way to the front and whoever is the most dominant gets the service. No cash, atm was broken but there is an atm at the 7 – 11 around the corner. Would not come back.

Came here for the first time. My coworker brings the lamahjune to work so I wanted to bring my husband to try. We got two lamahjune, a cheese beorek and a spicy cheese beorek. They are constantly making the lamahjune so it is fresh and delicious. The cheese beorek was still warm and had this soft texture. The spicy cheese was not spicy. I thought the texture of the cheese beorek tasted better than the spicy one. I will be back for more. $ 1 for one lamahjune, $ 1.50 for the cheese beorek and $ 3 for the spicy cheese beorek. Total for lunch $ 6.50.
Their yogurt drinks are delicious. A great place for snack time or lunch.