Some Monday mornings call for more than just an energy drink, and this little coffee shop in…read moreMoorpark has become my go to when I need the real thing. It's conveniently close to my office, making it an easy stop. The pastries are fresh, flavorful, and pair perfectly with the coffee. Speaking of the coffee, you can genuinely taste the quality in every cup. It's smooth, rich, and clearly made with care not your average grab and go coffee. Friendly service, great atmosphere, and consistently good drinks and pastries make this an easy choice whenever I need a morning pick me up. If you're in the Moorpark area, it's definitely worth stopping by.

Curious who's buying $10 banana toast? Because that's insane to have a toddler meal on your menu…read morefor $10. You can buy a whole loaf of sourdough bread, an entire bunch of bananas, a jar of peanut butter and a container of honey for $13. Mindblown places like this rob their customers. On a positive note, the employees were very nice.

Came across this coffee shop at this big plaza in Moorpark. Heard about it and remembered good…read morethings about it. It's such a nice cozy spot! Service was very friendly. And wow! So many options on the menu including plenty of sugar free flavors and they have soy milk. Love it when coffee shops still offer soy milk. That's a huge plus. They also have the flavor of amaretto which you don't really see much! I've tried it from Monin as a sample and I really enjoyed it that I want to get my own bottle so I was excited they carried it. I ended up ordering an iced soy amaretto latte with only 3 pumps. The barista was nice enough to share w me their medium uses 6 pumps so if I wanted to do half to try it out first. I would've added one more pump but decided to just add a Splenda. It was good and the medium size is more than 16 oz I believe for $7.50. Parking is no problem since it's the big plaza like I said where Target and TJ Maxx are located. What a great first impression. I'll def be coming back here!

This is the kind of neighborhood coffee shop that immediately makes you want to stay awhile. The…read moreambience is cozy and inviting, with a quaint interior that feels charming rather than cramped. Comfortable seating, board games, and little touches throughout the space make it easy to settle in and relax, The coffee is excellent. I enjoyed the multiple drip options. They were smooth, flavorful, and clearly made with care. What really elevates the experience, though, is the staff. Everyone was engaging, friendly, and genuinely welcoming.

It had been a while since my last visit to The Alley. A few friends were setting up camp at the…read morepicnic tables, and I decided to join them on a Saturday afternoon. Much to my surprise, it was about as lively as I had remembered it. The Alley was established during Covid times and offered a retreat to escape from the humdrum of the homestead. These days, its friendly vibe welcomes neighbors and visitors with a backyard setting strewn with twinkle lights and family-style tables. It's a causal scene and easy to soak in the live music, sunlight/moonlight, and neighborly banter. The layout resembles an alley with shops on either side, big open doors invite you to grab something to eat, sample a drink, or shop for handmade gifts. On one side, you've got craft brews and coffee roasters. On the other side, it's local wines and piping hot pizzas. Dogs are welcome all around. At the center of it all, there's live music on the weekends. Modeled after a Beer & Wine Garden concept, The Alley features Enegren Brewery (beer), Lucas Sellers (wine), California Coffee Republic (java), Fire & Vice (pizza), and The Craft House (non-alcoholic tchotchkes). As a self-proclaimed wino, I opted for a sampling of the Lucas Sellers Wines. Ashley, who was behind the bar and top of the pours, gave me good suggestions and offered anecdotes about each wine on tap. At the end of the night, my light pinot paired perfectly with the Mushroom Arugula pizza from Fire & Vice. And I felt right at home, surrounded by friends.

Such a nice experience we had with my beloved wife...delicious food tasty beer and wonderful…read morecustomer service.thanks to staffs and crews

I came in for a homemade cinnamon roll but leaving with an iced Americano cookies and I talked with…read moreone of the Bakers about a fresh homemade chocolate chip cookie that I was able to eat right out of the oven super delicious friendly staff and very clean .

High Sweet Creamery in Moorpark is such a sweet unique spot with so much character. The name pays…read morehomage to High Street and the area's history, including the original cinnamon bun recipe they still use today! They make the cinnamon buns fresh, and they look incredible. I met Brooke -- she's the best employee on the planet, and that's not an exaggeration. If she was my employee I would be so proud and thrilled to have her representing the brand and the business. She's seriously talented, professional, and personable, and she made me the best iced mocha I've ever had in my life. It was perfectly balanced and I didn't even need to sweeten it - a first! My iced mocha was unreal! Brooke is extremely knowledgable and shared the creamery's interesting brand history and recipe continuity! They don't actually have a full creamery, but they do offer milk-based treats like ice cream, along with a creative selection of baked goods. I had the banana muffin stuffed with Nutella and it was so good. I also picked up a vegan, gluten-free blueberry coffee cake muffin and a gluten-free chocolate chip cookie -- there is something for everyone here and that is so thoughtful! I love well-made gluten-free products so I'll definitely be back! The chocolate chip cookie tastes like a regular chocolate chip cookie. You can't even tell that it's gluten-free. YAY! Brooke recommended coming back for weekend brunch, especially for the bananas foster French toast, and I already can't wait to try it. The breakfast burrito is next on my list too. The space is family-friendly, with cute machines that make it fun to visit. Highly recommend. Support local. Thank you!

Ordered an El Flaco, which says "sugar free Carmel latte + your choice of milk". I chose Size…read moremedium with coconut milk which price said $7 on the menu board. When rang up the screen said $8 plus tax. When I questioned the misprint there seemed to be some confusion and then I was told it was because coconut milk was extra, but should have only been $.60 extra. They adjusted the 40 cents off the price. If the menu says "choice of milk" there shouldn't be an extra charge for the choice. Not a great experience. I wouldn't come back again.

I'll start by rating each aspect of my visit: Parking 5/5…read moreService 5/5 Atmosphere 5/5 Coffee - café de olla latte 2/5 Pastry - banana bread 100000/5 I ordered an iced café de olla latte with almond milk and didn't really enjoy it. It was watery and the espresso or syrup didn't stand out at all. It kind of just tasted like watered down iced coffee. The banana bread on the other hand was seriously the best banana bread I've ever had. It tasted like a mix of regular banana bread with nuts and a sugar cookie. I've been thinking about it all day. I would definitely give this place another chance and order another drink to see if it's any better. I will update my review after! :)

Stopped by Carrera's Bakery while they were offering samples and ended up completely blown away…read more The triple chocolate cake was outstanding, and the FRITTELLE--a classic Italian fried dough pastry--was unlike any I've ever had. I've been to Italy multiple times and grew up around Italian baking, and this is hands down the best frittelle I've ever tasted. Light, golden, and filled with vanilla custard, then finished with a dusting of powdered sugar, it was truly unforgettable. This is a real Italian bakery, and once you step inside, the space completely opens up--high ceilings, a beautiful interior, and a hidden, speakeasy feel you'd never expect from the street. The young man with blonde hair who helped me was so kind, knowledgeable, and clearly proud of the bakery. It made the whole experience even better. The latte was perfectly done as well. Everything here feels high quality and thoughtfully made. I'll definitely be back. Thank you--support local.

Carrara's Pastries in Moorpark never disappoints. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, and the…read moreattention to detail here is genuinely impressive. Within ten seconds of walking in, I was greeted by Ama, who set the tone for the whole visit. She was warm, welcoming, and attentive throughout. She even let me sample different gelato flavors and suggested some great dishes to try on my next visit. That kind of thoughtfulness goes a long way. The affogato here is on another level. Most places serve it in a paper cup where the espresso and gelato just blend into a mushy mess. Not here. Carrara's presents it beautifully on a stone tray, with a proper espresso cup and a transparent glass so you can actually see the layers of gelato and espresso. And Ama personally poured the espresso tableside, which really topped off the whole experience. Great food, great service, great atmosphere. Will definitely be back.

Came here and had a great experience. We tried a few pizzas along with some beer and wine, and…read moreeverything was really solid. Loved the intimate atmosphere, super cozy, perfect for a relaxed night out. Service was great and the team was on top of it, I forgot my servers name but he was awesome. I also love that they serve breakfast... definitely coming back to try more, but the breakfast burritos are 10/10! Overall, a really enjoyable spot with a great vibe.

1. There is no breakfast cafe vibe in this place. Instead of vibe, this place has many flies trying…read moreto land on our coffee cup and pastry. 2. There is breakfast Bruno in the menu in the yelp review, and that's why I went there. However, the coffee guy said they took Bruno from their menu 4-6 months ago. I highly recommend that the owner take a little time to update the online review and pictures. 3. The coffee table is sticky and dirty. We can see some jam left from last customer on the table. 4. This is the first breakfast cafe I went to served our expensive, cold and soggy pastries in a paper bowl. 5. The latte is cold as well. My husband has to pull his hot coffee to the latte to make it warm. 6. I chose this place because of online views. How can this place earn 5 full stars ?????? 7. At the end, I and my husband made a bet. This place will close in 18 months. Is there anyone bet together with us?

Makenna Coffee is seriously such a hidden gem!…read more I first discovered this place completely by accident a while back when one of my girlfriends and I were on our way to go camping. We were craving coffee, searched for the closest coffee shop, and happened to stumble across Makenna Coffee. I remember absolutely falling in love with their coffee and thinking, "I cannot wait until we come back this way so I can get this again!" Unfortunately, I never ended up making it back... until today! We happened to be in the area for an appointment at the Jeep dealership, and when I realized Makenna Coffee was nearby, there was NO WAY I was leaving without stopping. This was only my second time here, and somehow it was just as good as I remembered. Taylor helped me and she was such a sweetheart! I couldn't remember what I had ordered the first time, so she helped me pick out two different drinks to try -- the Sandy Blonde and the Maui Latte. I ordered them half sweet, and they were still a little sweeter than I normally prefer, but honestly, they were amazing nonetheless. I'm usually a black coffee/Americano kind of girl, but every once in a while I get a serious sweet tooth and want something fun and indulgent -- and Makenna Coffee is PERFECT for that. Their coffee is so good, and there's just something about this little spot that I've loved ever since I accidentally discovered it. I only wish I lived closer because I would definitely be here way more often. If you're ever in this area, do yourself a favor and stop at Makenna Coffee. It's one of those little gems you're so happy you found.

Not from here, but we always stop at Makenna for coffee when in the area. I really like the house…read moreblend, and my wife really likes the Kona roast. There's always a friendly face behind the counter. This time it was Simeon who made us feel like regulars here!

We have heard from a few people about this small but incredibly delicious bakery called Le Herisson…read morein Simi Valley and we were very interested in trying it. It's my opinion that it really is hard to find a local bakery offering sweet and savory pastries freshly made with a very personal touch, they are far and few these days. This place also offered daily specials and a variety of coffee drinks, small dining area to enjoy the treasures baked and brewed daily. So many wonderful pastries to choose from, so more visits will be in the future to explore the deliciousness baked daily. She is open from Thursday to Sunday and closed Monday through Wednesday. Very friendly staff ready to guide you through the many pastries baked fresh each day. This is an incredible bakery to have close to home, it does remind me of establishments you would visit in France or Italy or other European countries. If you like freshly baked pastries from a boutique local friendly bakery then Le Herisson is the place to go to. Bravissima, I just can't say enough other than let your taste buds tell you.

Le Hérisson in Simi Valley is absolutely stunning. Chef Mineko Ito, a French-trained pastry chef…read morewho studied at the prestigious Ferrandi school in Paris, brings a beautiful French-Japanese style to her pastries, combining classic French technique with Japanese flavors. If you go in summer do not skip the Japanese ice, The ice is flown in from Japan, and I had the strawberry. It was absolutely delicious--light, delicate, and incredibly refreshing. It's a special seasonal treat you won't want to miss. I also took a picture of the Matcha ice. I purchased the strawberry ganache pastry and also got a Matcha ice drink to go on ice. Everything was absolutely phenomenal. I also always appreciate a self-serve water station that's so pretty and maintained. Every aspect of Le Hérisson is so elevated, beautiful, and thoughtfully curated. My only little suggestion would be to consider putting the more delicate pastries, like the raspberry ganache I ordered, in a small box rather than a paper bag. Something this beautiful deserves to arrive looking just as beautiful--and mine unfortunately got a little smooshed on the takeout What an amazing hidden treasure to have right here in Simi Valley. A French-Japanese pâtisserie this special feels like such a wonderful find, and the easy parking makes it even better. Thank you! Support local.

Was looking for something different to get for a bunch of guys to eat, and stumbled upon CB! I can…read moretruly say, no one was disappointed! Picked 6 different buns, ordered 12, tater tots, one of their special iced coffees(which was unbelievable) and the cinnamon roll(because I have a huge sweet tooth). Again, everything I ordered was amazing, and nothing lasted more than 5 minutes when I brought to our group! Highly recommend!!! Get it all!

The trip to Moor Park from the SFV is not too bad, a pleasurable ride, on the smooth 118 (around 20…read moreminutes if you keep within the speed limits), and judiciously choose the time to travel. I came here to try out California Bun, an eatery that has harnessed an interesting (long overdue) concept, to package portable food. Here they prepare snack sized bites (or a little more) of favorite food fancies, enveloped in a daily fresh baked round brioche bun. The store is high ceiling, spacious and large, with ample space to dine in or carry out. It is a mom and pop joint, that is slowly but surely, beginning to make a mark. On the main wall, elegantly displayed, are all the many enticing varieties, for the day. My visit was designed to take something to go. The conundrum here is, what to order, because there were so many inviting choices that were talking to you. I finally decided to select three of these evenly browned and differently topped buns. The El Sabroso (Egg, cheddar & jack cheese, bacon & Jalapeno salsa, garnished with Cheese, bacon & jalapeño). The Roadside Burger (Seasoned ground beef, grilled onions, white American cheese, & secret house burger sauce, garnished with Cheese & bacon). The Mac Daddy (Creamy mac and cheese with a cheddar, jack, and parmesan cheese blend, garnished with Panko bread crumbs). So whats the verdict? The Mac Daddy was my least favorite. In comparing the other two, the Roadside Burger seemed to have the higher of (inside filling/inside bread) ratio, as compared to the El Sabroso. However, the latter is the most attractive bun on the outside and overall, contains a good mix of flavors and slight kick. Any food with a visible Jalapeño is a magnet, for me. Still, this concoction needs more of the egg mixture, to achieve the right balance. In general, all 3 buns were soft, had a nice texture, bread taste and chew. Service here is warm, inviting, friendly and informative.