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The Baking Tray

I just found my new favorite place for brunching with my friends the other day: The Baking Tray. Hands down they have the yummiest sandwiches and pizzas I have ever had in Kuwait in a long time using all natural ingredients. No artificial flavoring and no additives. They offer you a wide range of daily baked fresh breads, quiches, sandwiches, cookies, muffins, and more.

The interior is very cozy with long lines of baking trays covering the roof and the background music of Frank Sinatra reminded me of New York's bistros and fancy delis. And I especially fell in love with the whisk-inspired chandelier. The only drawback? The sandwiches were a bit pricey and the chairs need some cushioning.

The Baking Tray is located opposite to Saso Lounge in Kuwait City. To order from The Baking Tray, please call (+965) 2225-1544.
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Anonymous said…
Try the onion quiche and the roasted vegetable with goat cheese sandwich!! Mmmmmmmm!
17 August, 2009
the boudoir. said…
YUMM!I'm in love with that place..small and homely warm with a mix of rustic and contemporary..plus no crowds!i like their chicken garlic/avocado sandwich..but the thing i always go back for is there their cookies/ muffins..organic food is so good:)
17 August, 2009
Itsallg000d said…
Pizza, Sandwiches, and pastries ... my weak point! I passed by place many time but I've not thought to stop by. Thank you for the tip :)
17 August, 2009
Ms. D said…
Their food is the yummiest!!! Ana ma kint atkhayela bhal latha!
Sar ley 2 weeks ymkin re7t 4 marrat o 6labt take out twice.. Total of 6 times :p

Wayd ymdi7on the chicken avocado sandwich!

And yeah their chairs arent the best.. Its a homey place they need homier seats..

Did u notice their books and magazines shelf? 3jeeb fe funny books ;p
18 August, 2009
Katoaka said…
The prices are never right at those new restaurants, why? I think they hope to exploit the short-lived popularity restaurants get when they open, a year from now its not hot anymore.

See that restaurant at the background of the last picture of the post (Nawara El Kuwait)? You can feast at Nawara with the KD2 you spend on one mere appetizer at Baking tray. That is why I will never eat there.
25 August, 2009
Rashmi K.Sahani said…
I had the highest disappointment with their take away service. I ordered a mozarella sandwich and assorted cookies instead when I opened the packet at home there was only fried mozarella 3 pcs and coconut cookies half baked.
their charges are high and only big show off
23 September, 2012
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