Cham Bakery Bakery,Restaurant à St. Louis

Name: Cham Bakery
Address: 6818 Manchester Ave, St. Louis, United States
Telephone: 16362205099
Rating: 4.9

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Cham Bakery

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#69 Depuis 1320 à St. Louis

9.8

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Ambiance

9.8/10

Nourriture

9.8/10

Intérieur

9.8/10

Des prix

9.8/10

Service

9.8/10

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Prix & Cuisine

$$$ International

Type de restaurant

Bakery, Restaurant

Caractéristiques

Information

6818 Manchester Ave, St. Louis, United States

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Many visitors come here to try nicely cooked pizza. The spectacular service is something these restaurateurs care about. But Cham Bakery is not highly estimated by Google users who provided it a below average rating.

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Emily Moog

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7 months ago

My favorite farmer's market stand ever!!! Their bulgar salad and caramelized onion lentil rice are ABSOLUTELY amazing! My parents from Seoul (who flew in to visit me) were super blown away by their food too. They rated their food as th BEST and most memorable food they tasted in STL (which honestly says a lot about them since STL has lots of good restaurants).

Laurie K

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6 months ago

I am always so excited to see Cham Bakery at the WashU Farmer's Market. The first time I went I spent quite a bit of money but not because they are expensive but because I bought a lot. The Zaatar bread, Cheese Pide are exceptional. (I would have taken a picture of the Pide I bought today but sadly it was gone too soon. No, I didn't drop it. I ate it. ) The pita was great, the eggs were cooked perfectly and the seasoning was fantastic! The woman working the table is so polite and friendly. I believe her husband gets up early in the morning to bake. YES!! It's THAT fresh!! I'm looking forward to trying their hummus and other tasty morsels. I honestly can't recommend this food enough!!

Dee Ryan

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7 months ago

These fine folks are known for their thin pita (white AND wheat options!), which I keep in my freezer all the time. Additionally, they make the best baba ganoush I’ve ever had, and their lentil and rice salad with caramelized onions and their bulgur salad and their tabbouleh are such great lunch options for work. Sweets? Fantastic! Traditional and creative pride, and za’atar bread? Perfect Farmers Market noms (find them at the Tower Grove Market, Boulevard Farmers Market on Sundays and Thursdays at Rockwell Beer Garden at Francis Park). This family business is truly one to support!

Meghan Robben

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7 months ago

Cham is one of my favorite stops at the Tower Grove Farmers Market. The dips and spreads and breads are delicious and a great addition to a charcuterie board.

Aaron Adams

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7 months ago

Amazing options, the bulgar and hummus combination is delicious! Always being at the Saturday Tower Grove Market makes visiting them weekly very convenient.

sonia khanuja

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7 months ago

Ordered Muhammara and cheese pida. The pida was decent and good in taste. The muhammara was an absolute disappointment. Nothing what it looked like or expected. Even felt it to be stale.

George Crawford

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3 years ago

We've been buying their pita since we moved to Saint Louis a couple years ago. It is the best tasting and excellent price for pita I have ever had. Their pitas are great for pizza crusts as well.

Julie H

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2 years ago

Every time I go to the Tower Grove Farmers Market I visit the Cham stand first since it is so popular. The baba ganoush is a must have. The pita is wonderful. I also like the dolmas and another nut spread (it's reddish) I can't recall the name... the people are friendly and the food is amazing.

Pramila Venkateswaran

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6 months ago

We loved the Baklava and tabouli and baba ganoush. Fresh and flavorful.

Andrew Emailg1

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A year ago

Delicious, fresh, low salt with simple (understandable) ingredients. But the supermarket near me jacked up the price of the pita bread from $2 to $4. Where else can I buy it ?

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