Stop there often to pick up Persian goods. Variety of breads are good. Customer service is very good. Also restaurant inside the store. read more

I have been here multiple times and unfortunately the bakery goods are usually not fresh as expected of a bakery and prices for most of the grocery items are marked above what you'd see in other stores. I really wanted the bakery to have better goods since there are not many Persian bakeries around but unfortunately it has remained disappointing consistently. read more

Shiraz Market - Bakeries Near Me - Vienna, Virginia

Decent selection of Persian items, however the prices are never labeled / clear and overly expensive ($7 for an ice cream sandwich). The sweets are often stale and not fresh. After a few bad interactions, won't be going back again. Moby dick has a similar selection and better prices and transparency read more

I was a bit disappointed because we were waiting at the register for a while before anyone came. They have a decent selection of vegetables and basic staples. It doesn't compare to the larger markets. The woman at the counter packed everything together in the same bag... pastries packed with cold meats with candies. I had to ask for a double bag so I could separate them later. Nothing packed with care and slow service. Too many options for Persian groceries and I probably won't go back unless this was the only option. read more

This super store is a disgrace to the Iranian community!! The shelves are unorganized and dusty. The floor tiles are ripped apart and dangerous to walk on. The meat department doesn't seem hygienic. The owner needs to work on improving this business otherwise he will soon be forced to close it down. read more

The owner here is pretty rude. She is very condescending and once I heard her accuse someone of shoplifting a piece of baklava after spending over a hundred dollars worth of groceries. Excuse me ma'am this is the United States and you don't talk to people like that! read more

I have a lot of experience with Persian grocery (including bakery) stores as I have lived in a number of cities in North America and always needed one to complement my regular grocery shopping. This place is by far the worst place I know. You can basically get better of everything that they have elsewhere (in quality and price). read more

I arrived at 6:52 pm and even though the store hours are until 7:00pm I was denied service. I let the cashier know that the hours posted say 7:00pm and she didn't even acknowledge me. No wonder there are so many negative reviews on here about their lack of customer service. It's really a shame since they actually have a good selections of middle eastern products. Nevertheless, I rather drive a bit farther away to Yas Bakery & Grocery store in Vienna, where you are always greeted with a smile and the store is open till 9:00 sharp. Save yourself the bad experience and go to Yas Bakery! read more

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When I come in to Shiraz on Fridays I get the Friday special which is lamb shanks on a bed of rice with the drippings served on the side. It's very good I like it. And I also buy Mint Ayran with it. I also buy saffron and Persian Tea from here. I also buy herbal tea Like Borage tea I use this to help me sleep At night. they have tea bags and loose borage. Borage also helps you sweat so If you have a fever it is a useful herbal tea. This is the only Iranian grocery store I can think of in this area the other one close down that was known is Iran Sara. That one close down sometime ago. I hope people find this review helpful. You can get what you need. You can also buy the rock candy for putting in your tea. The rock candy wands that you can stir into tea. They have saffron flavored rock candy wands. You can get a Lotta good stuff there. read more

Good place and lots of authentic choices to enjoy. Wish the bread was fresh but there are a lot of packages choices. Worth trying! read more

Shiraz Market - Bakeries Near Me - Vienna, Virginia

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The store owner is crook. Tried to sell me a newly baked bread along with days ones placed in one plastic bag. I complained, he tried to fabricate a story then quickly took the bag away and said he doesn't want to impose! Also he shouted at me when I was taking pix of tomato pastes. He said it is forbidden! I told him I'm sending it to my wife at home to tell me which one to get. Very customer repellent attitude. read more

Great market with just about anything you'd need. The owner is very friendly and the staff is kind. The bakery is amazing! The restaurant part of the market is a 3.5 out of 5. The food is often over cooked but technically this is not a restaurant so I just want to manage your expectations. read more

The owner who was at the cash register was absolutely fantastic. Usually when I go into Middle Eastern places I get the creepy sleazy salesman vibe. However, talking to him about his business and the increasing sale prices felt like I was just talking to my father. I love this place read more

I'm a shiraz super fan - definitely check out the sandwiches from the deli they're amazing.

Be careful. There are a lot of people work there and don't speak English. I bought one plate of rice with two skew of chicken and I was charged 11.99 and 9.99. They thought I asked for one skew of chicken with rice and another same. I told them they fixed but they charged me more. I asked to speak to manager and brought me another one who was not speaking English. Rude, unprofessional and rip off. read more

This is one of the cleanest and most modern Middle Eastern markets around. Their prices are comparable with their competition. It is a one stop shop and you can even have some good kabob! read more

We bought honey when we get home it was open box it wasn't sealed. I got bring them back and they said they can not get it back. (Asking for receipt) So make sure when you buy something from here check it out first otherwise they don't get it back. read more

Ate the lamb with basmati rice! Big portions, lamb was succulent and tender, the rice was flavored just right and not too dry. Brought back Good Pakistan memories! read more

Very tasty haleem I had with a couple of friends and loved it. I also shopped for sweet like souhan, gaz and some groceries.

Do yourself a big favor and order some kabob from them- it's the best price you can get in area for such quality- and so good! Their Shirazi salad is perfection, also.The people are very friendly and welcoming, you can't go wrong if you are in the market for Persian food. read more

Great selection of middle eastern products but this place is way overpriced! Goto Halaco in Falls Church you get the same items for half off. read more

What a hidden gem! We were out in the 'burbs one weekend and the desire for some baked goods hit me hard. I searched for a bakery and a non-existent one came up on my phone - so we followed directions to it, only to find no bakery. But in it's place - even better! - a Middle Eastern market! Shiraz Market is a great mix of Turkish/Egyptian/Persian/etc foods and drinks, fresh, dried, and frozen. Stock up on dut (dried mulberries!!!!) or cay or frozen lahmacun or freshly baked desserts. Order a kebab or doner meal! Lots to choose from. I was happy to find some goodies I've never found outside of my beloved Turkey, which was a huge plus! But we were really disappointed in the bakery items - particularly the baklava, which was just rather stale tasting and too dry. Some of the prices seem too good to be true, while others seemed to be incredibly inflated. The market is jam-packed and can feel a little cluttered, but that doesn't bother me. read more

What a great lunch spot! This place is situated in an industrial park In between Tyco Deli and the old Hot Tubs building. The driveway is directly across from Eurasian Automotive. Primarily a market & bakery, they have daily lunch specials that are quite good. Sandwich choices include Kotlet, Chicken Kebab, lamb kebab, and several others. All sandwiches are available on sub roll or house bread. Both are fresh baked all day. Non-sandwich specialties are all very tasty as well. I've tried the Sabzi and found it to be delicious. Pricing here is a bit high compared to other lunch spots, but the quality of food and amount of food are commensurate with the pricing. All in all, a worthwhile spot! read more

Be carefull when checking out. They over-charged me . I bought three pieces from one item but they charged me nine. I realized it at home and returned to the shop to get money back. But they acted like I am a lier. They were very rude. They made me without saying anything and I decided to leave Because my guests were waiting in my house . I left the receipt and money. I will not go there again and recommend that be carefull about it Because it is not going to be easy to get your money back read more

This is probably my favorite Persian food in the DMV! They have everything from fresh stews, fresh kabob, bread made in house, kaleh pacheh, fresh baked pastries, a deli and all middle eastern spices/ groceries. Their prices are lower than anywhere else I've visited and the owners are so welcoming! They also have a sit down area to eat the food or you can call ahead and pick up. They are amazing. read more

I have been shopping at Shiraz Market since its opening. Even though I live far away (Yorktown, Va) and the prices are high, we have traveled there on a monthly basis to purchase our items. Our son went there last month and made a purchase. Inadvertently, he left a bag behind. We called and we were told that it would not be a problem; however, once the camera tapes were checked, the manager rescinded his offer because he saw that a stranger picked up the bag and left. Every time that we go there, we have spent a great deal of money. I am so disappointed with their customer service. I have been coming there on a regular basis and their customer service has been disappointing. I will be looking for another place to find my items. What a way to treat a valuable customer! read more

A good variety of products. Greeted as if family, even given a cop of hot tea. I travel past other Persian and Middle East stores to go to this one. My husband is Persian and we are picky. Happy customer. We are not personal friends, just satisfied customers. read more

The Market was nice fully stocked and very good service! however it wasn't organized, some of the main products didn't have a price tag next to the item! And like other reviews the prices were very expensive compare to other markets i have ever shopped at!!!! The kabob koubideh (ground beef kabob) was inexpensive but rice was very small portion, cold, wasn't fresh and was no taste in it plus they charged me $1.25 extra for having bread with my order which it was small portion of bread always comes free as a side! Overall all this grocery market and restaurant was okay nothing too crazy about or I wanna check them back soon! read more

Two things are constant at Shiraz: 1) A great selection of Middle Eastern products; and 2) Lousy service.

The product I bought (Sadat Ash reshteh) had maggots in it. Instead of taking it back the cashier started arguing about the receipt. The owners are dishonest and run a store with products that are not wholesome or in good condition. Will never go back to a store with the worst customer service. There is now a new Persian Market in Mclean with owners who are lovely welcoming people. Go there instead of Shiraz Market read more

if you're looking for the worst kabob in northern virginia you'll be served foul smelling persian kabobs filled with fat-prepared frim some kind if animal waste but for sure it wasn't made out of meat! i have been to multiple kabob shops but this were the worst kabobs i have ever had. read more

This place is a little hard to find but it is a hidden gem in Tysons. This Persian market makes the fresh flatbread daily. They also have some super kabobs. My favorite is the kubideh. Also they give you yogurt sauce with the kabobs that are fantastic. In the market section they have all kinds of imprted Persian stuff and the folks there have been really friendly in explaining everything that my heart desires. I don't know much about this type of food, but the helpful folks here have helped me learn. read more

if I could give minus I would have.they don't take any item back if it's been bad and not fresh or not usable.

They sell very decent kabobs they taste good. Groceries are a bit expensive compared to local markets that sell Middle Eastern products. They have a wide variety of Persian products I recommend checking it out. read more

Kababs are not as tasty as they mentioned in previous reviews and meat prices I found costlier. Staff is terrible in understanding orders, probably because of language issue. Worst part is you do not get meat orders as you want. On meat counter I asked him for Ground Goat, he showed me Ground Beef. I explained him as patiently as I can, I don't want Ground Beef, I want Ground Goat. He said Ok, I went to him after 15-20 minutes. Now he is again giving me Ground Beef and told me he don't have Ground Goat. I told him you understood my order of Ground Goat and said Ok. Now you are giving me Ground Beef. If you did not had Ground Goat then you should have told me before. I am now going to search for alternate Halal meat shop in the area. read more

WARNING!!WARNING ROTTEN MEAT. I was there a couple days ago to buy meat, the beef was green which showed sign of being rotten. I got two chickens because I needed some meat very badly and did not know where other meat markets are and they looked ok not rotten like the beef. I had to throw away 3/4 of the chicken because they feel slimy and smelled bad. Please do not buy meat from here I will not dare to eat there either, just imagine what kind of meat is being cook. Will never go there again... read more

Shiraz market is open and airy, but nearly everything is overpriced; particularly the pastries and lavash. Assal market is more crowded and stuffy, but your best bet for pastries and good prices. read more

Stay away from this place. If you shopping in this place, keep eye on numbers of your items and also keep track of the price and your bank statements. They overcharge by adding items to your list that you didn't buy. It happened to us couple times and we caught it by checking my bank statements. When I show them the receipt and bank statement they keep ignoring it and didn't want to pay back until I ended up to open claim against them in bank to get money back. Shame on these cheap people for doing it. Yas and Assal Persian market in Vienna and Yekta in Rockville, MD are best places to go. read more

Omg Such a rude people Working at this place and they charge you a lot for the low quality foods(frozen foods). Everything is way too expensive compare to other Persian supermarkets. they keep eyes on you and make you uncomfortable while you shopping.I went there for the second times and I couldn't take their attitude especially the lady behind the register is so mean she doesn't know customer service at all. I strongly recommend not to go to this place such a bad experience. read more

This is theee authentic place for midle-eastern food..good lunch spot and and great Baklava...as someone mentioned a little pricey but this issmall run aritsans made items not a factory...if you want fast and cheap go to moby's...but go to shiraz first! read more