They've always had great food and service every time I've came! Never disappoints and well worth…read morethe visit if you're in the area.

This place is off the main drag and the prices are a little bit lower and they try to do…read moreinteresting things on the menu. I didn't try any of them and I kept it simple today because I ate too much yesterday. It's kind of hard to mess up two eggs, any style. The place was full of retired folks, who are regulars when I was there. Kind of charming that way. The server knew everybody and was very friendly and efficient, which is always a plus.

Super sweet little spot to stop off on our way through the Central Valley. The owners of this…read moreestablishment (and associated restaurant and inn) have taken great care to get it where it is right now - I wish we could have stuck around to experience more of it. But alas, I just scored one of the best Lavender Lattes I'd ever had out of the excursion - a beverage that kept me awake and alert for the rest of our drive through the valley and onto the coast. Those running this spot clearly have a big vision, and have put a lot of detail into making it a place to gather with company, and to take a rest and enjoy being off the beaten road. If this sounds like what you're needing, you should make sure to take a load off here next time you're rolling through.

This is fun destination with good food and coffee. The menu is a mix of classic diner and updated…read moreitems. The bar is not open during the day. Our server was attentive and funny, however It would have been nice know that certain ingredients in my sandwich weren't available. I'd love to come back and stay at the hotel so we can hangout in the bar.

I had no idea Frazier Park had this cool little cafe. The Bigfoot Cafe is a cafe with the most…read moreBigfoot merch I've think I've ever seen, a little bookstore inside and a real delicious chai tea latte. They have a spacious outdoor patio, though it was closed due to the rain. We ordered some breakfast and although my burrito was on the smaller side it was a real treat. The outside of the breakfast burrito was toasted and came with a side of salsa. The staff was friendly, bathroom was clean and there was a huge Bigfoot statue inside the restaurant.. pretty unique.

I love this little cafe! They always have the cutest suggested drinks and pastries. Today I got the…read moreMatcha Colada, it had just the right mix of sweetness and freshness. My friend went with the Matcha Lavender, and she really liked it too. The workers here are so sweet and friendly, it always feels welcoming. Plus, there's a fun little section with souvenirs and Bigfoot merch, super cute!

I had no idea this locally owned coffee shop existed in Bakersfield until Yelp! There are even 3…read morelocations- one in downtown, on Panama Ln, and this one. I went twice to this location two days in a row because I enjoyed it so much. First with a friend and then I had to introduce it to my kids. The coffees and teas are delish and unique, as well as the smoothies and juices (I didn't try those but my kids loved them). We tried a variety of baked goods, the honeycomb bread is sooooo dang good! Filled with little pockets of cream cheese, drizzled with honey, and topped with toasted regular and black sesame seeds (I forgot to take a pic of this one, but I'll add it next time I go). We enjoyed all of the pastries we tried- not a crumb on our plates by the time we were finished! The decor is beautiful and unique. All of the employees super nice and helpful. You can ask them for descriptions or ask for a menu to see details and ingredients. They're open late too, so I think my next visit will be a GNO or a date with my hubby.

This is a wonderful addition to our city! I was very excited to try this place and get a feel for…read moreYemeni coffee. Upon entry I was taken aback by the beautiful art that appears hand painted on the wall. It is beautiful! I wanted to get a feel for what Yemeni coffee is and how it differs from other regional coffees and I did not get that. We ordered a coffee and a matcha and I was able to try and enjoy both. I think it's good coffee and matcha I just didn't understand how their product differed from anything else. It's not bad and I would get it again but I didn't get a feel for the region. I remember when I tried Turkish coffee for the first time and the richness of flavor and strength, Salvadoran coffee and its rich aromatics, Palestinian and its rich nutty textures via spice, but here I was left wondering. Yes, this is a pistachio coffee, but what makes it different? I don't know. Yes, this is a pistachio matcha, but what made it different. Don't know. Good sure, but I can't really describe how it is unique. The baklava, certainly, provided this rich information. Compared to other baklavas it was drier and crunchier in a way that was satisfying and light. I would prefer to eat this baklava if I was watching my sugar and calories, which coincidently I currently am. Other baklavas are more decadent and syrup/sugar heavy. I was left with a want for more out of how light and delicious they are. I hope to try their cake offerings soon! Would return to continue trying their menu and would love to see a no straw option for the lid along with a more sustainable cup!

The Solvang Bakery was our last stop before heading out. During busy weekends this little shop is…read moreso crowded that we've avoided going inside. Today was a perfectly slow day that we found ourselves the only customers in the late afternoon. We were able to take our time browsing every shelf and display. The gingerbread houses were amazing. Everything looked so tasty, especially those Danish buttercookies beautifully boxed and wrapped with ribbon. I found myself going back to them until finally giving in to buying a couple to share with family. The type and shape of the buttercookies is slightly different in each box. A small bag is also available. Super-cute, bright, clean and organized. Friendly staff. I'm so glad we finally had a chance to visit.

The Solvang Bakery is one of a couple Danish bakeries in Solvang California. They all offer similar…read morepastries but in their unique way. The Solvang Bakery offers a delightful section of pastries and breads, including their Jalapeño Onion Cheese Bread, amazing gingerbread cookies, almond kringle, and authentic buttery Danish butter cookies. I personally could not get enough of their amazing Jalapeño Onion Cheese Bread loaf. It has a blend of cheddar cheese, poppy seeds, onion, and a bit of garlic, creating a flavorful experience. Along with its cozy ambiance, clean bakery, and friendly staff, this is a must visit location when in town.

Love everything about this place, the people the atmosphere the drinks definitely one of my…read morefavorite coffee shops in town

Wonderful atmosphere and great coffee selection. The owner has a heart of gold and always goes out…read moreof his way to engage with customers.

A great place to enjoy a coffee, and a delicious, fresh pastry…read more Plenty of places to sit and so many lovely real plants surround the area. The staff is kind and professional. I believe that the owners are those that are behind the register and in the kitchen. Support local businesses

I've been a number of times to Angela's, and have also been the benefactor of a box of assorted…read moreyummies at parties. I love what they do, but I also have a hard time with it. Allow me to explain. It could be cuter -- see Just Baked. It could be nicer -- feels like a donut shop. It could be better prices -- each delicacy is $4 (small) to $9 (larger) each. I've gone inside a handful of times to bring some to a dinner function with friends, and walked away half of the time -- just toooooo pricey.

Went to Smitten downtown for breakfast with some friends before a morning of shopping. We each…read moreordered a coffee and shared a toast flight, which ended up being the perfect thing to share. The first toast was peanut butter and strawberry jelly topped with coconut flakes. The second was almond butter and banana with cocoa nibs, honey, and cinnamon. The third was Nutella and hazelnuts topped with strawberries and coconut flakes. They were all delicious, but my favorite was definitely the Nutella and hazelnut toast. Everything tasted fresh and flavorful, and the variety made it fun to share and try different combinations. Service was quick and friendly. The ambiance is a cute cafe vibe. You place order at the counter and someone brings your order to your table. Smitten is definitely a must-visit spot when downtown for breakfast.

SMITTENS STAPLE IS THEIR ABILITY TO MISS THE FLAVOR IN EVER SINGLE DISH…read more Update: coming back after some palate development... smitten is one of the most tasteless restaurants in town. Their hype was definitely due to the 'aesthetic'. Nothing is really outstanding to me. The drinks are such a let down, the coffee is borderline yuck.. do not recommend. Everything is quite unmemorable. Service is whatever, sometimes mid, sometimes bad. Nothing outstanding. Ambiance.... well... this one has been replicated one too many times. The food is heavily missing flavor,the hummus is disgusting. I can't believe they call that thing hummus, it's an insult to actual dish.. it's almost like it was trying to imitate the real dish, but failed terribly in even attempting to. Their pizza tasted like play-doh and looked very pale. Smitten is at least consistent with one thing, which is their staple: no flavor. One of the breaking points for me was being served food that had someone's HAIR. The restaurant is very expensive for the poor experience they have to offer. I stopped recommending them a long time ago.

Get the panini.Get the panini I ordered the turkey panini…read more It tasted awesome so good I ordered two more in addition. I was so full. The service was great it is a small mom and pop place. Unfortunately I ate all and forgot to take pics. Will update if we pass by again

cute spot to grab a caffeinated beverage. home-y feel…read more don't expect the highest quality coffee or food. but the service is good and the place is spacious.