Sabrine Bakery Cafe

Beware you 'll be surprised at the quality of the Morroccan food at the reasonable price. It was hard to find though since it doesn 't come out on Google maps if you search for halal food . I would suggest the owner to tag the business with halal since they do have the sign outside the shop. It was 10am on Friday and I was greeted with a lady as I asked for breakfast items. She showed an array of breads still on oven trays and the aroma definitely swept me away. I was on amission for something savoury so I skipped the msemen since it is usually drizzled with honey and cheese. Pity the stuffed version was not available, I would have fancied that instead. The chocolate croissant was tempting a...

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Sabrine mint tea is the best I have found so far. it's a nice place with a selection of French pastries like Mille feuille and eclair, and Moroccan cookies and food: Shebakia, maamool, etc..and on Friday they serve couscous plates for $11. Can you believe that? I went there one Friday around 2PM to pick up a couscous plate and there were only three plates left. if you never tasted couscous before, you can come to sabrine and it won't break your bank account. But call toreserve or come early. This place is a hidden gem in Revere.

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The sweets are super good and the iced lattes are delicious. Their straws are the coolest I?ve seen!! A bonus is that it?s really close to the beach! Also their prices are super reasonable, we got all of this for $23!! I want to come back for their food, which also looks like a great deal.

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I was curious about what to eat and I was recommended to eat the Chicken Rfissa. It was my first time trying Morocaine food and I loved it! It worth walking from the beach to here

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We tried the msemen stuffed with cream cheese and honey along with a veggie omelette. Everything was very tasty, looking forward to returning.

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