The crème brûlée brigadeiro is absolutely divine. The best brigadeiro I've ever tasted. The two…read moreloves cake is delicious, moist and flavorful. The chicken and cheese coxinha was flavorful, but a little greasy. The picanha sandwich was good, but I was expecting more. The meat was tender but I received a lot of fat on my sandwich. The sandwich size was rather small for the price. The owner was friendly. There is plenty of parking. I would come back here for the desserts for sure.

Everything was fresh and hot, customer service on point. Restaurant was clean and well maintained…read more Already thinking of when I can come back.

So at one point in time, I truly believe this bakery had the best jelly donuts. And they are still…read moreworth a try, solid donuts. When the initial ownership changed, I did ask if they had replaced the ovens or anything like that. They said no, and it was the same recipe, but. Good, fresh donuts.

I have been going to this bakery since a kid with my grandparents, and it tastes the exact same…read moretoday as it did 20+ years ago. With it being family owned, the service is always personable and the bakery just has a natural inviting feeling. I recommend the glazed donut holes, along with the glazed cinnamon roll donuts! Although glazed donuts are my go to, even when I venture out and try something different, I've yet to be disappointed.

We stopped at this locally owned shop while traveling for a break and quick dessert. I was…read moreheartbroken that they no longer serve ice cream, but the amazing cakes in the cases soon captured my attention. Each cake is a work of art! The cake of the day was carrot cake and I never say no to carrot cake. After all, it's got to be healthy. It's made of carrots. Anyway, the slices were huge so I got one to share with my husband. He didn't get much, because it was delicious. The cream cheese icing was perfect. The cake was nutty, raisiny and carroty. I LOVED this cake. The cafe is comfortable inside with tables and chairs. The clerk was super friendly and said they make custom cakes and meals to order. He gave me menus for their Graduation catering. Pricing is reasonable. The shop is tucked in a strip mall and the definition of hidden gem. There is plenty of parking. Easy 5 stars!

Ambiance is impeccable, the owner was absolutely professional and so very nice and friendly. Their…read morefood..oh their food..absolutely nothing like it in the area. Top notch..ran by a true chef and you can tell ,not only do they make the chip dip but make the source am that is used ,out of this world good..the deserts..oh my..I am a big foodie and let me tell you you will be a repeat customer. I can not give this place,the chef,the ambiance and the FOOD enough praise! Exceptional!

Servatii always has a nice variety of pastries which are fresh and well presented. They are a bit…read morepricy though

Bought a $7 soft pretzel at Oktoberfest Zinzinnati. Worst pretzel I've ever had. Dry, crumbly…read more Truly awful. Threw away 3/4 of it.

We stopped in this past weekend while in the area and bought several items…read more European beers, borscht, Polish sausages (raw and smoked), Polish cheese, Ukrainian butter, smoked fish, cookies, tea and more. As I've stated before - make sure to check dates. The borscht was better when we've had it before. This time it's kind of boring and bland. We'll stop in again when in the area.

Friendly service, wide selection of yummy foods, fresh and reasonably priced…read more My favorites are Roshen candies, plov spices, sprats, Doktorska bologna, Napoleon and Medovik cakes. They also have a great selection of kashas, ice creams and pickled herring. If you are craving some Eastern European flavors, this is a place to go!

I tried Marx when I was in a pinch yesterday and couldn't be happier! I ordered an Asiago bagel…read morewith plain cream cheese which was incredible!! Everyone working was working hard and moving super fast to get orders out. The music is great, the ambiance is casual and quiet, I really enjoyed my wait while my bagel was being made. I will definitely be back when I am in town again!!

We stopped for a quick brunch. I ordered a bagel, with an egg, and a side of fresh fruit…read more Let me tell you, the freshly made, warm, "everything" bagel was so tender! The cream cheese spread easily and the scrambled egg was perfectly cooked. The fresh fruit salad was so delicious. The combination of pineapple, cantaloupe, melon and sliced oranges were so fresh. Free parking just outside the door.

Absolutely amazing little hole in the wall bagel shop! Will definitely be making this my go to…read morespot!! Kami was such a delight!! She was so sweet and helpful

My partner and I grabbed bagels on a Sunday afternoon and there so many varieties and sandwiches…read moreavailable! We were greeted by most of the workers and ordered at the counter. It did take upwards of 10 minutes to prepare the sandwiches, despite only one other party behind us. The bagel sandwiches were delicious and some of the best ones I've had in the area. We ate in store and there are only a few tables. But seating area is simple and good for a quick bite to eat.

TLDR: cookies = delicious, employees = nice, loitering outside the store for close to an hour =…read moreamazing experience One Friday night, my friends and I went to Dewey's to enjoy some delicious pizza. The service was superb, the atmosphere was amazing, and we had such a positive experience. But this isn't a Dewey's review so forget all that. After Dewey's, we wandered to the Crumbl next door. I had never been to Crumbl, but who could escape the TikTok videos of Crumbl cookies looking so delicious that even Chinese government officials supposedly using TikTok to spy on Americans were likely salivating at the sight of Crumbl's sugar-packed treats. However, none of us were in the mood for a cookie because we were full from the amazingly delicious Dewey's meal we had. But again, not a Dewey's review. Instead, we loitered outside the store watching others enter and exit. Perhaps mistaking us for Crumbl bouncers, a few people showed us their IDs before they entered. Others, believing we were homeless beggars, offered us cash and a steady-paying job. But finally, after 20 minutes, one of us couldn't resist the cookies and mustered up the courage to go inside. We had stood outside the store for so long, that entering the store felt taboo. The store, unsurprisingly, looked the same inside as it did from the outside. Having stood outside for so long, we were already well aware of the lay of the land, so we got right down to business. We got to know the employees who had probably watched us inspect the store for 20 minutes. Overwhelmed by the amazing line-up of cookies that could probably cause type II diabetes by simply looking at them too long, we turned to the employees for advice. The lady at the front recommended the Snickerdoodle, while the guy in the back preferred the berry trifle cake cup (which isn't a cookie, but a little product diversification never hurt anybody). They also had a shark cookie, a surprise considering shark week had ended the prior week, meaning just when Bethany Hamilton came out of hiding and into Crumbl Cookie she had to be reminded of her trauma all over again. My friend elected the Snickerdoodle cookie, and we immediately retreated outside where she so kindly shared her cookie, which was delicious. Definitely nothing to snicker about. Then, as creatures of habit, we continued to stand outside the entrance to this Crumble, happily forgetting that there was more to the world than this one strip mall in Kenwood. What happened next will never cease to amaze me. The employee, perhaps flattered that we listened to her cookie recommendation or just happy that we bothered to talk to her at all, came out with a box of four cookies and asked us if we wanted them, claiming that they had extras. Remember when I said we weren't really in the mood for cookies because we were full from the exquisite pizza? Well that went away the second the kind employee offered us those cookies. I immediately took the box from her. The way I felt holding those cookies must be the way a father feels the first time he holds his newborn child. Even though I didn't bake the cookies, I was still overwhelmed with pride and joy at the cookies I now got to call mine. Even better, we got to eat them. After they were finished, we couldn't bring ourselves to leave, so we stood outside the storefront, basking in the bright white light exuding from the sterile interior of the store. As time went on, I forgot what the world outside of Crumbl Cookie looked like. I worried that no love I received could top the love the Crumbl employees bestowed on me. TV history has seen many legendary hangout spots: Maclarens, Monk's Cafe, Central Perk, Luke's Cafe, Cheers Bar, and more. But no hang-out spot could ever top the sidewalk in front of Crumbl Cookie. I don't know if the employees loved us, or were utterly sick of our appearances defaming the front of the Crumbl, but once again our beloved employee came out with a dozen fliers for free cookies. Was this a thank you for our unwavering support of Crumbl, or a plea for us to leave the premises immediately? I am unsure but undoubtedly grateful. At this point, we had stood outside Crumbl for just under an hour, and our parents had reason to fear we had been baked into Crumbl's next cookie featuring human remains, so it was time we departed. But we will all surely remember this as the night we experienced a miracle. Jesus may have turned water into wine, but only we could turn 45 minutes outside Crumbl into 16 free cookies. And a piece of us will always reside on the sidewalk outside of Crumbl.

End of night cookies should be discounted. They were all too crispy on the edges from being old.read more