We had a private event on Sunday hosted here. Dylan, the owner hosted it. The place is definitely…read morevery cute. The selection of flowers was great. The Lavender Latte was ok. Nothing wow but definitely drinkable. What upset me the most was the food. Or should I say the lack of it. As a business owner myself I always make sure that I have everything in stock. Here we were supposed to have access to light breakfast which included bagels and cream cheese, well Dylan at that time didn't have cream cheese! One of the guests got just a toasted bagel! Another guest wanted to order a bagel with salmon and that wasn't available as well. Dylan stated "we got wiped out yesterday". Sir a piece of advice to you next time if you have a scheduled party, please restock all of your essential items. I just feel like it was unfair to the guests and especially the one who was celebrated.

A delightful little coffee shop. As you enter you're greeted by the welcoming scent of fresh…read moreflowers and calming music. We had a delicious half-caf Americano and a Mocha, along with some nice warm croissants and a breakfast sandwich. Everything was tasty and warm. The only major downside was the lack of recycling (AZ is crazy in this). If you're in the area, stop by!

I've seen these pastries on instagram but only in California, had no idea we had one here In the…read morevalley, thanks to my niece Mia, for showing me a reel. We had their mango bliss and their pistachio croissant, The mango bliss was everything I hoped it would be from the moment I bit into it, full of flavor, the real mango inside was perfect. Would I buy this again,YES! Next to try is the dragon egg, but was sold out. Service was fast, although I do feel that a smile would go a long way, I don't want to take away from the pastries so my rating of stars stay. It's small inside but plenty of seating outside.

I had heard so many great things about the Art of Baking and happened to be downtown. I really love…read morethey are open later than most bakeries! There is parking garages and metered parking nearby. We went midday and they had almost everything available. We went with a mango pastry, very berry cookie and a cheesecake cake pop. Everything was very fresh and had great flavor. I'll need to come back to try their raspberry cream cheese bow next!

Goji Berry has been on my list for a while - they had really nice pastries that caught my eye. I…read morefinally got the chance to check them out, and to my surprise, they're located in a plaza with plenty of parking. When I entered, the first thing I noticed was how cute it was. Goji Berry is a vegan cafe and it's connected to Earth, which is a plant based Mexican restaurant. While the pastries at Goji Berry looked soo enticing, they were HUGE and I wasn't ready for that kind of commitment since I had just eaten. They were also works of art, from the danish, to the cakes, etc. I ended up getting the banana latte with oat milk. The great thing about vegan cafes is that they don't upcharge for non-dairy milks! It came beautifully layered and was topped with dried banana pieces. It was soo delicious and an indulgent treat. Great vibes all around and the workers were friendly. Would love to come back!

I was brought here by one of my very good vegan friends who LOVES and ADORES this spot. I can…read moretotally see why they do. Tucked in one of the most famous plazas on Grand Ave. with all the beloved tattoo shops and local artisan places to get all your niche products - this is something you really would make a trip out for indeed. I absolutely love the ambiance and would consider coming back out to try more of the menu. Starting out, you'll order from the counter and then go back to pick it up. Lots of mini pastries or even small vegan cakes for special occasions and drinks to try in the glass case up front while you wait as well. The pink walls and greenery really caught my eye. I really appreciated having a little lounge at the front with a nice couch to sit at as well, but it seems this place gets really packed and can have a ton of regulars who appear to take their time, bring their laptops and really enjoy their bevvies so it was definitely hard to get a spot. I also do NOT think it was a pet friendly establishment, even though it is a vegan place. Because my friend really wanted food from next door, we ended up splitting our tastes so I really only got to try a little bit from this side, which ended up being more underwhelming than what I'd expected from his completely raving remarks about them and Earth. This is definitely not their fault since I got something they'd never tried before (because I wanted them to try something they'd never tried before!!!!!!! XP) I got the Cubano with a side Caesar salad with the croutons and the lavender matcha. ALSO to be extremely fair - I am a very hard person to please with the lavender matchas...the bar is set really high because I make my own and I've only had about 2 I've really ever been impressed with. As for the Cubano, I did enjoy the food for vegan fare. It was a surprisingly interesting combination and even though I missed out on the house made chips, the side salad was honestly so friggin good. I had reservations about vegan caesar dressing because typically there are strange tastes to it with the dairy free aspect, but this one was very good. I also appreciated the non-soggy parts of their croutons which I heard were also made in house with their sourdough. I'm not sure that I was a huge fan of the seitan or the jackfruit because it seemed a little bit on the dry side, but definitely glad I tried their take on a vegan Cubano!

Cielito sports a fancy and aesthetically pleasing interior atmosphere. However, the quality of the…read morefood is completely shoddy. Their baked goods feel as if they're kept there until they are sold. Thus, pretty much almost all their bakery goods taste stale and completely awful. Also, their drinks are literally filled to the brim with ice so you get more ice than the actual drink itself. Usually, you think of relaxing music when at a cafe, but it feels like you're at a club with the type of music they have blaring. Best to get your drink and baked goods fix at another place entirely.

Really disappointed that I drove 45 minutes here only to find that the hours reflected on Google…read moreare incorrect. I really want to enjoy these cafes but it's ran completely out of wack.

Why wasn't this place packed at 9:00am on a Monday morning? I was the only customer for 30 minutes…read moreand it really shouldn't be this way. This place deserves to be much busier. Fresh coffee, amazing crepe and great service. The Green Chili Crepe was incredible. Packed with chilis and corn. The crepe had a light natural sweetness that enhanced the spiciness of the green chili. This was superb! Easy parking, clean lobby, nice music, light and bright atmosphere and really great service. Can't wait to bring the family back and try the sweet crepes.

You're going to find this an odd review but if you Order on Uber Eats you can order Wings and Fries…read moreand other Wing type stuff. They go by The King of Wings. They have some really big and meaty wings. On the app they have a couple buy one get one free deals. The one I got was 10 bone in wings with fries and a drink for $20. But at BOGO that's 20 wings for $20 bucks. The fries oddly looked good but didn't taste all that great. But dipped in the blue cheese dressing helped. Like I said, the wings were meaty and tasted pretty good. They have several sauces but instead of putting it in a bowl and covering the wings they just kinda pour some sauce over the wings. So you have to work at getting enough sauce on the wings. The one guy working that night was doing a lot of app orders but he had my food ready exactly when the app said it would be ready. He mostly only spoke Spanish but he knew enough English to get everything out OK. This is not a place you want to hang out and eat because they only have a few tables and chairs. The churros and crepes looked pretty good but kinda expensive for that kind of fare. If you're nearby and have the half off deal it's not too bad but full price not so much. There is a taco place next door that looked like it was worth a visit. They had a trompo of Al pastor spinning around.

From the minute I walked in, I felt super welcomed! Greeted by a super sweet barista who you can…read moretell, he loves what he does. Quick peruse of the menu and I was torn between two of their special drinks. The other barista mentioned she enjoyed the ' Honey Fig Latte' so I opted for that one with oat milk. Best decision ever! The drink was promptly made and tasted near perfection. If you're like me and enjoy that slightly sweet flavor with that pop of espresso, this would be your drink order! I was also quite hungry and asked what breakfast options they had. He let me know they have breakfast sandwiches and breakfast burritos. I opted for the breakfast burrito which tasted great. Full of egg and potato, with a side of green salsa! Plenty of seating, although quite busy at 9:30am on Friday morning. By 11, it emptied. Such a pleasant experience, all of the baristas were kind, welcoming, and the place was clean. Will most definitely come back !!

Honestly...not really worth it :,). We came on a Friday afternoon and the cafe was pretty empty by…read morethe barista was super nice and quick with the drinks. The vibe of the cafe is super cute too and the large number of tables make this a good spot to work. The vibes aside...the drinks were pretty disappointing. We ordered the seasonal pink peppercorn foam latte (swapped it for a matcha) and a hojicha. The hojicha was very bland and didn't have much hojicha flavor. The sweetness was perfect but it just tasted like cinnamon milk. At almost $9 for a small, I expected it to be amazing. My friend's matcha was also just okay. She thought the peppery flavor was interesting and didn't hate it but the size wasn't worth the amount she paid. Ratings Hojicha: 1/5 Pink Peppercorn Cloud Matcha: 2.5/5

I ordered the taro matcha and it was perfect for me. I love the balance of matcha to taro and the…read moreice they use! I unfortunately didn't get the name of the barista working but he was kind, made good conversation, and came out quick with our drinks! They deliver your drinks to wherever you're sitting which is nice of them to do. I love the aesthetic and that seating does have outlets so you could definitely come here for a while to study or chat with friends. Not necessarily a Crete problem but parking is quite limited and turning into the lot can be confusing.

I believe that simple can go a long way. No need to complicate things. Nice concrete counter,…read moreenough seating and talented workers making great drinks. If you're getting a mani or a pedi next door, they can deliver it to you. My daughter says that's where she first stated a strawberry matcha and loved it. I personally can't get on board with those but she loves it. I loved the clean space, simple decor, nice staff.

We walked over because we were craving a dessert. It is located at The Churchill which is a cool…read morespace with multiple small businesses. It was my first time trying it and the combination of a warm cookie with ice cream was perfect. The ice cream melted into the toppings and made every bite so good! I recommend sharing one because it's small but mighty. I chose to build my own with vanilla ice cream, chocolate syrup, and almonds. The service was kind and welcoming!

I have seen many food trucks while working on the various Arizona State University campuses, though…read moreI was recently introduced to The Scookie Bar, and what a treat it was (literally and figuratively!). There is a nice variety of sweet treats, and the service provided by the team inside the truck was stellar. One of our student organizations was hosting The Scookie Bar, and after walking around their event, you could score a ticket for a complimentary Scookie. As we pre-ordered so many as incentives for our students, I thought I'd give it a try. Unfortunately, something wasn't set up properly so we didn't have the cookies themselves, but we did have sundaes. We had six options to decide between. I went with The Standard consisting of vanilla ice cream, chocolate chips, and chocolate sauce, and on a normal day, there would have bene a chocolate chip cookie, too. The other five options included the Chocolate Lover, The Celebration, The Signature, Reese's Lover, and The VNA. While I enjoyed the sundae, I'm sure it would have been even better with the cookie included. The Scookie Bar is "where the scoop met the cookie" and serves freshly baked, warm deep-dish skillet cookies also known as scookies. They have a location at The Churchill in Downtown Phoenix, though I would assume I would more regularly see them when their food truck stops by ASU. Their Churchill location is closed on Monday but open Tuesday through Friday from 5-10 PM and Saturday and Sunday from Noon to 10 PM. If you want to order catering, it includes 2 hours of service and a 100 scookie minimum. They can provide a Build Your Own Menu where guests can choose the cookie, ice cream, and toppings, or they can choose from the Signature Scookie Menu which is what ASU did. They have been operating since 2016 in Phoenix. Now that I realize that I was missing the chocolate chip cookie, I need to try it again with that included! I definitely recommend this sweet treat to others.