Chocolate House is THE spot to satisfy your sweet tooth. Yeah, you might feel an onset of type 2…read morediabetes coming on when you read the menu... but life is too short. EAT THAT TREAT. They have dessert crepes, waffles, shakes, churros, cakes, sundaes, chocolate dips, etc. Whatever you're craving, they most likely have it. I ordered the S'mores crepe ($10.99) which included nutella, graham cookies, and marshmallows. The prices do seem high for a dessert, but the portion sizes are fairly large. You could easily split it between two people. I'm a big back at heart, so I can finish it all by myself ;) The crepe was heavennnnn sent omg. The employees are always friendly and work quickly. They make everything fresh on the spot, so depending on how busy it is, you may have a bit of a wait. This location doesn't have much seating and is pretty small, so it's more of a take out spot. It's also street parking on a very busy street in Paterson. Don't lose your mind, just think about the desserts.

I ordered the cheesecake strawberry cup through a delivery service and it held up just fine for the…read moreride. It was absolutely delicious with plenty of strawberry swirled in.

I was absolutely letdown by my visit to Qahwah House last night. The service is actually the…read morestrongest point; the staff is very friendly and patient. Since Yemeni coffee and tea options aren't common for everyone, they take the time to explain the menu and answer questions, which I really appreciated. However, the Adeni Chai was the only saving grace of the visit. It was flavorful and well made, but the coffee was a massive disappointment. I tried the Jubani after the staff described it as a delicious light-roasted coffee packed with caffeine, but in reality, it tasted like bland cardamom water with absolutely no coffee flavor or body. It felt like I was just drinking hot spiced water. The atmosphere was also a major issue as there was no seating available whatsoever. The crowd was mostly of Middle Eastern descent and many were incredibly rude; people will bump right into you and not say a word. Even worse was the way some customers spoke to the workers, it was absolutely deplorable. Honestly, who raised you? It was uncomfortable to witness. The dessert selection was even worse. Most of what we ordered felt stale and old. The only thing worth eating was the bubble dessert with cheese because they actually toast it. We tried both the pistachio milk cake and the pistachio dream cake, and neither was impressive. The khattafi in the pistachio dream was the biggest letdown; it was so stale and bland I can't believe they actually put it out to sell when it was clearly weeks if not months old. The basboosa was also a disappointment, as it was a very small square of semolina cake for almost $5. Overall, It is not a good place for coffee or desserts, so if you do go, stick strictly to the Adeni chai.

Tried this place for the first time. They have a small parking lot but I was able to find a street…read moreparking spot. Very cute cafe with seating space including seating at the counter. Person who took my order was nice and recommended the strawberry matcha. They took their time making it. I will say it's a bit pricey. The drink was perfect once it was blended! Will return to try their coffee soon.

Can't say enough good things about this place. The kunafa is easily the best we've had in the US…read moreand the staff is really amazing.

This is a huge desert shop with a huge chandelier. They have tons of different desserts to choose…read morefrom. We got the Kanafa. It was introduced to me as a cheesecake by my friend. They cut you a piece off of a warm skillet upon which they are adding a sweet topping every so often. To me it tasted like a sweet mozzarella stick. I also bought some baklava, sesame cookies, and some fig based desserts. The lady was very friendly and made sure there were no walnut products. The baklava was really good and I enjoyed the Kanafa. But I dont think the others were quite up to my taste.

I love this place.. It is very conveniently located in Totowa…read more.. Great Strawberry Milkshakes.. Awesome Service as well...

Honestly all menu items are good, you can go wrong with it. I had the chocolate waffleread more

Excellent Bakery. My friend took me here and he really blew me away with his food tasting ways…read more Yes, absolutely fresh bakeries and organic. The soft warm bread, as if it was made at home. Unique in taste and a must taste. Drove 1 hour for this, absolutely worthy.

Real deal Turkish bakery. Many many choices of baklavas,…read moresit down tables if you wanted to have dessert here. Not cheap, but you get what you pay for. Small parking lot in front.

Such a charming and eclectics place, Cafe Bubamara is an absolute delight. The service was…read morefriendly and welcoming. The decor is very flea market chic. They also have beautiful garden seating. I ordered Turkish coffee, fresh grapefruit juice, Gurmanski dorucak, mini burek with spinach and cheese, and fruit cake. I love Turkish coffee and this was very good. The juice was tart and delicious. The breakfast platter was a showstopper. Two fried eggs, tomato, feta, two meat patties, and homemade bread. The flavors of the meat blew my mind. Who knew that Croatians make the most delicious burgers. This is a hearty and fantastic dish. Also, the burek was flaky and light and not very mini. I took home the cake and enjoyed it later. Light, delicate and not overly sweet, this was a star. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, you should stop in for any meal. Not cheap, but you get what you pay for and you get a lot of bang for your buck. I can't wait to r

Cafe Bubamara delivers a warm, attentive dining experience with service that feels both welcoming…read moreand well-organized. Seating is first-come, first-served, and guests are placed based on availability, which keeps things fair and efficient even during busy times. The tables for two are intimate and cozy, perfect for conversation, though they can become a bit tight when ordering several dishes at once. That said, the staff was attentive and checked in often enough to clear plates and make room, which made the experience much more comfortable. The dessert menu is separate, allowing guests to enjoy their meal at an unhurried pace before deciding on something sweet. Their beverage offerings are thoughtfully presented. Herbal tea options include green tea, chamomile, and English tea (Stash), and the tea is served in a container that provides two full servings. The cappuccino is well made and served with a sugar crystal stick, adding a distinct old-world charm that enhances the café's European feel. I regret not asking for an additional order of Turkish coffee so that's a regret . What we ordered: * Greek Salad - $18.50 * Cappuccino - $6.80 * Herbal Tea - $6.00 * Uštipci - $17.25 * Musaka - $22.95 * Šnicla (Cutlet Sandwich) - $20.75 * 2 Diet Cokes - $8.00 The musaka is a baked dish and does take about 25 minutes to prepare, as it's made fresh with baked eggs, seasoned beef, and sliced potatoes layered on top. The wait is well worth it, resulting in a hearty, comforting dish that tastes authentically homemade. The Šnicla (cutlet sandwich) arrived beautifully presented on a wooden board, adding a rustic, elevated touch that matched the restaurant's aesthetic. Mom felt it lacked in seasoning but she Didnt leave any crumbs . The Uštipci were a standout--served with feta and honey, generously portioned, and so plentiful that we happily took some home. We were too full for dessert this time, but it's absolutely on the list for a return visit. Due to winter weather, we couldn't explore the back of the restaurant, but even from the main dining area, the decor is undeniably charming and full of character. Overall, Cafe Bubamara offers authentic flavors, generous portions, attentive service, and a cozy, old-world atmosphere that makes it a place worth revisiting.

My friend and I ended up at Mokafe because he had been looking for a place to get a cup of Yemeni…read moretea. He had tried it at a friend's mosque and he says he's been chasing that high ever since. We figured we'd try to get some at Mokafe. It wasn't too difficult to find street parking, but the cafe was surprisingly busy for a late Sunday night. We placed our order for Adeni Shai, Dubai Knafa Brownie, and a Lotus Biscoff croissant. Everything was delicious. I have never had Yemeni tea before so I didn't have a bar to measure it against. I really enjoyed the tea though my friend said it wasn't exactly what he was looking for. I feel like it could've done with more spices but it still tasted very good. The Dubai Knafa Brownie was excellent. The brownie by itself was nice and moist with the perfect texture for a brownie. The Knafa set it over the top with the crunch and pistachio flavor. I'd definitely get this again. The Lotus Biscoff Croissant was good, but I liked the brownie more. It was about an average croissant but the Biscoff spread added some nice flavor to it. I think it could've used more though. It was buttery and flaky; pillars a of what a croissant should be. However, I'd try another pastry before ordering this again. The place is clean, they play great music, and the service is prompt and friendly. Mokafe is a wonderful Coffee House and I'd love to come back.

Amazing food and service. I find a coffee shop in every city I visit and this is one of the best. I…read morealmost was afraid to come in because of the parking, but I'm glad I did because it was worth it.

Pierre and Michelle in Elmwood Park is a great bakery. Everything is fresh, well-made, and you can…read morereally taste the quality and the staff is friendly

Their baguette was great and although I did not try their croissants because they were huge but…read morelooked flaky and light instead, I got 6 of their macarons because they were smaller but they were huge disappointment. They all had a freezer burn taste on the outside and the inside flavoring were so bland that I couldn't even tell which flavor I was tasting, big waste of money and they charge fee for credit card payment, but did not notify customer just snuck it on the receipt so go for baguette, don't waste your time and money on the macarons at their Somerville location.

I was craving churros out of nowhere and much to my delight I found Churro Churro in my local food…read morecourt. Fresh fruit drizzled with delicious dulce de leche on a bed of crisp churros was just what I needed. Chocolate dipping sauce stood out and had true cocoa flavor, not just high fructose choco syrup. Sweet without being over indulgent. Would definitely dip here again.

The first time I went here after waiting what seemed like a long time ended up in failure. I…read moreunderstand at the time they just opened up and had equipment failures while you can't predict I would had thought would had all the kinks ironed out. Since I couldn't try any churros I left disappointed, with being refunded. I waited a month to give them a second chance and was rather disappointed. Maybe it's the whole automation thing but felt the churros were very forgettable. They were a hard overly sugary mess. The dulce de leche wasn't even that tasty. In the end, I decided the taste wasn't worth the wait to make it nor the caloric intake, I placed it unfinished in the bin. It was really disappointing I really wanted to like this place. When all you do is one thing you should do it right. This place doesn't come close. I would think you might be better off nuking something found at Shop Rite would be better.

Traditional flavors with mixed execution!!!!…read more Helvaci Ali offers a taste of classic, traditional desserts and comfort flavors. Some items were enjoyable and clearly rooted in authentic recipes, while others felt a bit inconsistent in texture and sweetness. When it's good, it's quite satisfying, but not everything stood out. The atmosphere is simple and casual, fitting for a quick stop rather than a long visit. Service was polite and efficient, though not especially engaging. Overall, Helvaci Ali is an average experience with moments of quality. With better consistency across the menu, it could easily earn a higher rating.

I have fine memories of eating chocolate helva from Helvaci Ali in the Kadıköy çarşı in the evening…read more- sometimes as dessert after a meal at Çiya Sofrası before catching a late ferry back to Eminönü. I would argue that Turkish helva is the superior form, better than its Levantine and South Asian counterparts, with a decadent superfine texture covered in oil, typically served with ice cream. The Turkish chain has now opened an outpost in Paterson, NJ, and while they use a bit more oil than I recall being necessary, it's such a pleasure to have access to this sweet again. The environs are a bit sterile inside, with an overuse of the color "mavi," so on a warm night, I'd instead recommend taking your helva to go for a stroll down Palestine way.