This cute shop is located in downtown Palo Alto and has such a chic vibe. You'll find tons of…read moreartisanal baked goods and desserts, and the ambiance felt straight out of the Victorian era. Everything was beautifully presented. The workers were friendly too! Their items were a bit pricey, but worth it for the quality. Their spiral croissants were so much better than Fancy Flavors. It was flaky, buttery, and filled with delicious pistachio cream. This spot is especially great for more traditional flavors. The Anton Hokkaido Milk Crepe Cake wasn't overly sweet and the cream was light and fluffy. It was perfectly up to my standards when it comes to sweetness. I'd definitely come back again even if I'm willing to hurt my wallet because the sweets are just too hard to resist.

I adore downtown Palo Alto…read more The shops, the cute displays, and the cafes/restaurants. I was craving a bite of really good chocolate cake, and found marvel cake on Yelp. Kids, don't make my mistake, read the reviews. Service was deplorable. While I was greeted when I walked in, it was obvious that neither one of the two people wanted to help me. I'd ask a question ( are those pistachios on the Napoleon?) and one person rolled their eyes, while the other just nodded. This is just one example. I should have walked out. Truly. I purchased two cupcakes, because what could go wrong?!? Everything. They were HORRIBLE!! Red velvet- I have no idea what the frosting was, but it was cream cheese, or anything close to that. It tasted more like dry soap. The cake itself was stale. It was dry, hard, and entirely inedible. Chocolate cupcake- this was the same experience. The frosting was putrid. It didn't taste like any form of chocolate. It was absolutely gross. The cake part was even worse. It was hard, dry, and completely inedible. The trashcan enjoyed them. Total cost for two cupcakes: $ 11.00 Total cost for horrible food and bad customer service: we won't be back, and others should avoid the place.

Yummy focaccia and pastries. The focaccia is definitely high quality. Some are like a cross between…read morea bread and quiche. Mine was oddly salty this time, but last time I ordered it was delish. They make sandwiches, sourdough, soups, and cookies too. The pesto cheese sandwich was pretty good. It could have had more fillings to bread ratio. Be sure to pop it in the toaster oven real quick before eating! It's a game changer.

The brioche-like bread they use for their sandwiches is delicious, soft, flavorful, and especially…read moregood paired with soup. Everything tastes fresh and delicious, I mean who doesn't like carbs, right? Customer service is solid, and the staff clearly know their breads and are happy to help with recommendations. A great spot for good bread .

First time at the Palo Alto Tsui Wilson was very helpful and knowledgeable about the new classic…read moredrinks... but instead went with the coconut puddings!

The mango mochi and earl grey pudding is hella fire i highly recommend, the ambiance is also very…read morenice and the establishment is clean

Not at location given and not 24 hours. We drove all the way to Stanford for it to not even be…read morethere. They should update there location

I had a savory crepe with cheddar cheese, fried egg, and turkey topped with garlic pesto. I highly…read morerecommend this combination because it blew me away! The staff was very nice and I appreciate that they took credit cards. We were at the Bark at the Park event when we had the pleasure of eating here. They had a huge water bowl on the side for the doggos Would love to try the rest of the menu

It's great that they are open later in the evening. The baklava is a step up in quality:…read more5/5: pistachio roll. Great flavor. Not too sweet. 5/5: square walnut baklava. Not too sweet. 4/5: spongy soaked Kataifi; great texture, but generic sweet flavor.

We ordered to go from this place and their desserts are fairly good; we tried Kunefe Pistachio (4…read moreout of 5 stars) Triangle with Pistacho (3.5 stars) and their Tres Leches (1 star). Overall decent spot will definitely try it again

Rabbit Rabbit Cream is located in a nice shady area of the Stanford Shopping center and is perfect…read morefor a super hot day. You can opt to sit inside, though there are only a few bar stools by the windows though. Or you can choose to sit outside in the public area, with lots of tables and chairs in the shades. The exterior has a cute black and white color palette which is also reflected in the interior decoration. I love their cute ice cream wall and the rabbit shaped window. Lots of cute photo ops if you want. I love how clean and cozy the interior is :)! You have the options to order with a staff or order it yourself at the self-ordering station. My sis and I picked the matcha ice cream floating in jasmine tea and a matcha ice cream cone. Our orders came out fast within 2-4 minutes. The Jasmine-matcha float was amazing!!! I never thought Jasmine and matcha could be such a great combination. The only downside was that it was too sweet for my taste. I took a mental note to adjust the sweetness level next time. Overall, it was a nice experience and yes, I'll come back for sure to try other items on the menu.

kyoto matcha latte was !@*#&%*%*@!?…read moreonly cream and .05% matcha. will never come back

This place is worth the line! The flavors rotate often and they always taste so good, even the…read moresuper creative ones you wouldn't expect! I was served by a scooper named Lydia and she was super helpful and sweet. She was very knowledgeable on the allergens within each flavor which I haven't gotten from other ice cream places. We'll be back!

I really like the variety of flavors that they have to offer. I got the "Coffee and Love Nuts"…read morewhich was a coffee flavored ice cream with nuts that were covered in chocolate. I enjoyed it, but halfway through, it became way too sweet. I was leaning towards getting a kids scoop instead, but the employee said that it would basically be the size of a quarter. I understand this is a gourmet ice cream shop, but $8.50 for a scoop and a sugar cone? I won't be coming back. Instead m, I highly recommend going to "Scoop" just a few blocks down. Their store always smells of fresh waffle cones and they have a unique selection of ice cream just like Salt and Straw.

I've bookmarked this place from the last time I was here and I've been dying to come down!…read more Yummm best rose pistachio tres leches cake Ive ever had! I've never anything like this and it was so delicious! It wasn't heavy or overly sweet. You can definitely taste the rose and they didn't go cheap with the pistachios either! There were pistachios in each bite. The cake was moist and light/fluffy. Baklavas are to die for here!! I love all the different pastries they had. They had everything from cookies, baklavas, and cakes! It makes such a nice gift! I had them make me a box for my doctor's office which they handpicked all dozen treats. It all looks sooooo good! The staff were so nice and helpful! The guy took the time to explain the pastries and even recommended the popular pastries. They know their menu so well! You can also get a whole cakes here if you wanted! My husband like the latte here as well! Very smooth! Ambiance is nice! Pretty spacious and very nicely maintained especially being its location in middle of their downtown area! Thanks for having such awesome staff and providing amazing customer service! Wish we had this in Vegas!

I found this cafe while looking for places serving halawet el jibn which they call Sweet Cheese…read moreRolls. It's modern, light, and bright inside with professional service. Perhaps a bit on the fancier side, but it's a pleasant place to go for some coffee and a dessert. All of the desserts are beautiful and imaginative spins on classics with a middle eastern twist. Baklava Cheesecake: Such a pretty little packet. This is a bit contradictory, but the cream cheese filling is a little too sweet and dense and the outside should be a little more sweet, perhaps with syrup like on a traditional baklava. I missed that stickiness and moisture on the flaky exterior. But overall, it was fun to eat. Sweet Cheese Rolls: These were pretty good and quite creamy inside. Halawet el jibn is traditionally served with pistachio and rose syrup. These are hard to come by in the Bay and kind of expensive here, but tasty.

You ever get asked, "What would be your death row meal?" I'VE FOUND IT!…read more The first thing you experience when you walk in the door is a heavenly fragrance of baking bread, pie, and pastry. The seats are adorable red banquettes in diner style. A high-ceiling dining room has '70s rock playing. More Steely Dan, please! My patty melt was literally the BEST PATTY MELT I've ever had in my life. Perfectly seasoned, crispy, juicy. Fries were excellent. I had a tiny cup of pineapple-sweetened coleslaw for $6, not mind-blowing though. For dessert I had a flawless cherry crumble, heated with a scoop of ice cream. I paid about $50 for this lunch. IT WAS WORTH IT. Can't wait to go back!

Service was good!! it's cool if old diners is your type of…read moreaesthetic. I just had Mac n cheese with bacon. Was fine but nothing to come back for. The pies and pot pie looked good! Didn't dry and dessert.

I loved getting to try the cookies from here! We tried a variety of flavors including chocolate…read morechip, macadamia nut, and cookies and cream. The cookies are huge, and I love that you can focus on the cookie flavor.

I got a snickerdoodle and cookies and cream cookie. They were good but nothing extraordinary. I…read morewish we had the option of heating them up.