Yum ..... Love this place…read more The Dublin / Plain City / Jerome Area needed a Bakery Cafe like this ! Yummy Treats , Cakes , Smoothies , Coffee Great for a Sweet Tooth Stop , Date Night Adventure ..... Can't wait to come back

Beautiful bakery and lots of yummy options! I got to try some sweet and some savory goodies. The…read morespinach and feta pastry was delicious! So was the chocolate pistachio croissant which was a seasonal option. I got an iced chai and my friend got an iced coffee and both were very good. It was crowded for a Saturday morning but the line went quickly and the staff were very kind

**5 stars for the milk bread**…read more FUN FACT -- Tous Les Jous is owned by a South Korean food conglomerate group (same concept as Paris Baguette) and this is a bakery with Asian and European baked goods. I visited Tous Les Jours for the first time on Memorial Day (May 2026) at the Columbus location. I arrived around 2:30pm on a Monday. Surprisingly, they had lots of options available even with my late arrival because most bakeries run out of items quickly. They sell croissants, cakes, milk breads, macarons, drinks, etc. MY ORDER ($18.95 total for 4 items) -- Twist Donut ($2.95), Sweet Frank Roll ($4.50), Almond Croissant ($4.75), and a Whole Milk Loaf bread ($6.75). 1. Twist donut ($2.95) - sweet but not overly sweet. It tasted just like a regular twist donut that you'll find at other donut shops. 2. Sweet Frank Roll ($4.50) - good. Perfect savory option for breakfast or lunch. Soft and buttery bread base. I think $3 would have been a better price but the bread roll was good. I ate this in my car before driving back to Cleveland. It held me over until I got home. 3. Almond Croissant ($4.75) - my favourite item - buttery with some almond cream or paste inside. Topped with almonds. I don't like creamy things at all and I didn't realize that this croissant had a cream inside until I opened it but the cream is very light and it is more of a spread than a cream. 4. Whole Milk Loaf Bread ($6.75) - Fresh and soft. Definitely my other favourite item. This was all gone within a day, that's how good it was. Buttery goodness. The best bread. Overall, I enjoyed visiting Tous Les Jours and I hope to visit their Cleveland location soon. I ordered takeout so I didn't sit in but they have some tables and chairs available. I'll definitely be back if I'm close by the area again. Tous Les Jours means everyday in French and I wish I could visit them everyday...haha. **** GOAL of 250 reviews in 2026 - 101/250 total reviews in 2026 - 942 total Yelp reviews - Reviewed on 27 May 2026

One year anniversary alert! To add to the celebration this week, make sure to stop by for these…read moregreat deals! Location: 7410 State Rd 161 E, Plain City, OH 43064 Deals: THUR 5/14: BOGO Signature Drinks (Tiramisu Latte or Ube Strawberry Latte) FRI 5/15: First 100 customers get a FREE drink w/ purchase SAT 5/16 Kids Day: Balloon Artist 10-12, Live Music 10-5, FREE waffle for kids 12 & under w/ purchase + FREE TLJ insulated bag on $30+ orders!

Easily the best chocolate chip cookie I've ever had. I said it. I realize preferences vary and…read morethere are a lot of great chocolate chip cookies out there, but I'd put theirs up against anyone's. Everything they make is excellent. The snickerdoodle and oatmeal cream pie are also family favorites. The people working the counter are always lovely and love the convenience of their location in Center Street market. One of many cute counters to grab a bite, drink and a treat...in no particular order :)

I ordered an OSU cookie cake for a game day gathering and everyone loved it! There was none left at…read morethe end of the party. I ordered it online and the process was so easy. I got the gluten friendly chocolate chip cookie cake and it was seriously so delicious. I LOVE their frosting. Would definitely place an order again and their stall inside Crooked Can is so cute and they have so many options! FYI, the cookie cake was $50.

This location is very welcoming with outside tables for two and gorgeous plants. It shares a…read moreparking lot with a sushi restaurant, so sometimes finding a spot can get tricky. Once inside it is easy to maneuver. There's plenty of sweet or savory pastries, as well as salads, wraps, and salads. The cakes are beautiful! I signed up with the app and I occasionally get offers like "free pastry when you buy a drink. The workers are friendly and helpful, and they gladly heat up your pastry if you ask. I recommend this place for whenever you want to get away and relax or go on a coffee date with your friends and family.

A little Paris in Polaris. Here's where to come sit and relax over a fruit topped croissant pastry…read morewhile sipping on a coffee. Come inside, grab a tray, line your tray with wax paper, and don't forget to grab your tongs. Load up your tray with savory, sweet, or plain pastries of your choice then walk up to the cashier to order your drink and pay. Find a table and enjoy your food while looking at the festive decorations and other foods and trinkets they offer to purchase that you may have missed. Pineapple pastry: a delicious favorite. Coffee stick: soft and sweet. Cheese quiche danish: hot and savory. French-inspired South Korean pastries.

This cake and pastry establishment has so many delicious cakes and pastries. I definitely give the…read moreplace a great rating and the people who work there are very kind and courtesy. Their Kunefe are the best.

I stopped in because I was in the area for another business in the plaza. They have some good…read morelooking deserts in the display case. I was expecting more cupcakes and cakes based off the name and the previous business that was in that location, but it was more bakalava and turkish delight type pastries. I tried a slice of cheesecake. It was okay, nothing too fancy or to rave about. I am glad I stopped by though. It satisfied my curiosity.

I know I've reviewed this place when it first opened up. I don't know where my review went but yelp…read moreis acting like I've never reviewed it before so here we go. Cute little local bakery owned by a really nice couple They seem to have a knack of finding really nice helpful people to work. Their shop They also seem to specialize in cupcakes and their cupcakes are excellent. They always have a lot of variety. You cannot go wrong with whatever you choose. Just go with your gut and you'll be happy. They also have cookies or cookies are excellent as well they serve coffee. I'm sure they serve other things, but I've only had those three things. I often will go out of my way to come here as I live in New Albany. This is a little bit of a trek. But it's worth it. I highly recommend anything from this place. You just can't go wrong.

The cinnamon roll itself was probably a 4-4.5 star, but the fact that she offered to warm it up for…read moreme (even already knowing I wasn't giving a tip and was from out of the area), that def puts it to 5! I would return if in the area.

The owner is so intentional about greeting each person walking in and it is a wonderful spot for…read moreanyone who loves Paris! I've been to Paris twice and was able to re-stock my favorite tea from Versailles and perfume! Tres Magnifique!

The large new store space is tres jolie and jam packed with lovely imported French goodies. The…read moremacarons are as good as ever and there is a revolving menu of flavors to try. On this trip, I enjoyed my first mango macaron. Magnifique!

Second time I've been to this place. This time my friend and I split the Moroccan breakfast and the…read morechocolate & pistachio croissant. The breakfast was really tasty, including warm wheat bread, a pot of mint tea, and freshly squeezed orange juice, but the real star was that croissant. Holy cow. It was stuffed with some kind of cream (presumably pistachio) with sweet crunchy bits like butter brickle. The first bite, I lost track of what my friend was talking about because I was so distracted by what was going on in my mouth. I also got a latte, which was a little disappointing (too bitter for my taste.) But overall it was a great experience.

My dear friend wanted some Traditional Opera Cake for her Birthday…read more NOONE in Cincinnati was able to deliver, and half of the people acted like they never HEARD of it, which kinda pissed me off. The closest they came was "Opera Creme" cake, which is NOT EVEN CLOSE! So I was Googling my arse off and ended up finding a place in DUBLIN, OHIO who was able to CUSTOM make one for me. Lemme tell you, little buddy, that the whole ordeal was EXPONENTIALLY worth it. That was the BEST cake I've ever had, and she LOVED IT!

Worth the drive!!!! So many choices!!! We came for Saturday breakfast. Got the breakfast…read moresandwiches-- one sausage one bacon. Personally I loved the bacon. Cohort loved the maple sausage. The Foccacia was incredible!! I settled on the pumpkin scone (it's the season) and Buckeye croissant. The Buckeye croissant is pure visual euphoria!! I'm saving it for game time. I guess I'll have to come back to try other sweets..... they have so many temptations!! The Buckeye croissant is EVERYTHING!!! PB cream, chocolate drizzle, flakey pastry

Flour Barn Bakery - "Flour, Family, And Flavor: A Marysville Bakery Worth The Trip"…read moreJune 28, 2025 Uncategorized Take the Trip by Brian - Where Every Bite Tells a Story If you ever find yourself near Marysville, Ohio, follow the scent of sugar, butter, and joy--you'll likely end up at a little slice of heaven called Flour Barn Bakery. Tucked just outside of town, this charming, family-owned bakery is run by two sisters with serious baking skills and even bigger hearts. It's the kind of place where everything feels homemade, because it is. The vibe is cozy, the display case is drool-worthy, and the flavors? Let's just say we didn't leave with any regrets--or leftovers. What We Tried (and Loved) We made a sweet stop at Flour Barn Bakery and sampled a few things that blew us away: Blackberry Cinnamon Rolls Forget everything you know about cinnamon rolls. These were soft, sticky, and swirled with juicy blackberries that added a pop of tartness to the warm, gooey cinnamon center. It's like a summer berry pie met a cinnamon bun and they had the most delicious baby. Key Lime Bar Tangy, creamy, and perfectly balanced with a buttery graham cracker crust--this was sunshine in dessert form. Not too sweet, not too sour--just right. If you're a citrus lover, this is your move. Cream-Filled Croissant with Strawberries and Whipped Cream This one was a showstopper. Flaky, golden layers of croissant sliced open and generously filled with pillowy whipped cream and fresh strawberries. It was light, decadent, and tasted like a fancy dessert you'd get in a Parisian café--but made with Midwestern love. ‍ About the Bakers The bakery is run by two sisters whose passion for baking runs deep. You can feel it in the atmosphere--and taste it in every bite. Their story is one of small-town dreams, early mornings, and bringing a little sweetness to their community. They're often behind the counter, greeting customers by name, offering samples, and recommending their favorite fresh-from-the-oven treats. It's that personal touch that makes this place special--not just a bakery, but a part of the community. Why You Should Go Flour Barn Bakery isn't just about baked goods--it's about experiences. Whether you're a local or just passing through, it's worth a detour for: Rotating seasonal treats Small-batch, scratch-made pastries Friendly, feel-good service A peaceful setting that feels like home Bring a friend, grab a box of goodies, and enjoy them outside or take them on the road. Either way, you'll be back. I know I will. Take the Trip Tip: Go early. These sisters bake in small batches and sell out quickly--especially on weekends. And trust me, once word spreads, these blackberry cinnamon rolls won't last long on the shelf. Thanks to the sisters for baking with heart. This wasn't just a food stop--it was a delicious memory. -- Brian, former chef turned travel blogger, always chasing the next bite.

Absolutely wonderful tea and croissants!! Very welcoming and comfortable. The gentleman making the…read moredrinks is very patient.

There are no shortage of Yemeni cafes in Cleveland. However, we do not have a Qamaria, so on a…read morerecent trip it only felt right that I should explore and see what Qamaria it is all about. I visited dislocation which is part of a strip mall, with ample parking. The ambience is clean with plenty of seating, nice decor, and the service is attentive. There are many great choices. However, I was recommended the pistachio latte, as it was a warmer day I opted for the iced version. While I was waiting for the coffee, I decided to take a look at the sweet offerings and it seemed like it was much of the same of what has offered at similar venues. I chose the biscoff milk cake. First, the highlights the pistachio latte was indeed quite good, I will say I could've used a bit more pistachio flavor. Also, I was not asked how sweet I wanted it. I probably would've opted for a tad bit more sweetness. The Biscoff milk cake was really nothing to write home about. It seemed like the cream on top of it was overpowering the dish, and the cake itself was not flavorful. Overall, I do not see this as a contender for the top with middle Eastern cafés in the region.