Castle Bake
Halal Lebanese saj bakery in north Edmonton — fresh manakish (za'atar, cheese, meat), saj-wrapped shawarma sandwiches, and fresh flatbread baked to order. Late-night hours, family-friendly, no alcohol.

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3 / 3Halal-certified Middle Eastern bakery on 134 Ave. Fresh daily baklava, knafeh, maamoul, and Lebanese pastries. Also does wedding and event catering.
Have dietary needs or allergies? Call ahead to confirm ingredients and preparation. Menus can change without notice.
“I had a great experience at Cedar Sweets. They have the best baklava I’ve tried in Edmonton. The petit four and knafeh are also delicious. Everything tastes fresh and high quality. I highly recommend this place if you love Lebanese sweets.”
Cedar Sweets in Edmonton outdid themselves with a gorgeous custom birthday cake for my sister. The presentation was absolute perfection, but the flavor and texturing were even better. The light, soft cake was layered with rich, creamy custard and fresh, juicy fruit that kept every bite balanced and refreshing rather than overly sweet. The addition of toasted coconut added a fantastic delicate crunch and subtle aromatic twist to the entire dessert. If you're looking for a bakery in Edmonton that delivers stunning craftsmanship and incredible, authentic flavor for a special occasion, Cedar Sweets is top-notch. Highly recommended!
Stopped by for some sweets and the service girl gave us some free samples to try and wow were they delicious, we loved them and purchased one of each it felt like, we will definitely be returning for more, and very affordable and high quality. 5/5 would recommend.
Had such a lovely experience! The sweets were delicious and the service was amazing. Reham was so kind, friendly, and helpful. She really pays attention to every customer who walks in and even offers free samples, which was such a nice touch! Definitely coming back again! ❤️
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 5/5 — The Best Middle Eastern Sweets in Edmonton! Cedar Sweets is absolutely amazing! I visited both of their locations in Edmonton, and each one was an experience full of flavor, hospitality, and beauty. From the moment you walk in, you’re surrounded by the aroma of freshly baked pastries and the sight of beautifully arranged sweets, cakes, and gelato that look almost too good to eat. Their baklava and maamoul are perfection — crisp layers, rich nuts, and just the right touch of syrup. You can truly taste the authenticity and care in every bite. The cakes are stunning too — moist, flavorful, and elegantly decorated, perfect for any celebration. What makes Cedar Sweets special is not just the desserts but the warm and friendly service. The staff treat every customer like family, always smiling and generous with samples. Everything is clean, well-organized, and beautifully presented — even the gift trays are wrapped like artwork. Whether you’re looking for a box of traditional sweets, a custom cake, or just a scoop of gelato, Cedar Sweets is the place to go. It’s not just a bakery — it’s a sweet journey back home. Highly recommended — Edmonton is lucky to have Cedar Sweets! 🍰💚
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