PALM SWEETS Bakery & Cafe

Firstly, I must say that this bakery has captured my sweet tooth's attention like no other. Every sweet treat that I purchased and sampled with my family was delectable, and the Middle Eastern flair on traditional desserts was a lovely surprise. The coconut cake was moist and full of flavor, the cookies were buttery and flaky, my Boston creme was so delicious and the cream was rich. I wholeheartedly recommend this bakery and plan to go back for my husband's Valentine's Day baklava gift.

Palm Sweets in Sterling Heights is a fantastic spot for authentic Middle Eastern pastries. The variety is impressive—from classic favorites to beautifully crafted specialty desserts—and everything tastes incredibly fresh and high quality. Each pastry is rich, perfectly balanced, and clearly made with care. Beyond the food, the atmosphere is warm and inviting. It’s a great place to sit down, enjoy a cup of coffee, and relax with friends or family while sampling delicious sweets. The vibe makes it perfect for hanging out, whether you’re stopping by for dessert or spending a little time unwinding. If you’re looking for top-tier Middle Eastern pastries in a cozy, welcoming setting, Palm Sweets is absolutely worth a visit.

Every thing is so good in this store,they have a lot of ice cream and dessert 🍨 also it’s a great place for children 🧒🏻

Not a big fan. I told them it was my first time there and that I didn’t know what it was. Instead of offering a small sample before ordering, she sold me this for $8(see pictur)....total bill was $13 for nothing.

Serving a hot crepe in a plastic container raises serious health and safety concerns. The staff’s attitude was extremely unprofessional and rude. The crepes were overly thick and tasted like raw dough. Charging $36 for two crepes with only Nutella, which weren’t even cut, is unacceptable. I usually hate writing reviews, but many in the community have had similar experiences. Customer service clearly isn’t a priority here. I love their ice cream, which is why I keep coming back, but this was my first time trying their crepes and it was disappointing. I suppose it’s my fault for not driving an extra two miles to Farhat Sweet.