It's my birthday and my kid took me to Raising Canes for dinner. Not gonna lie, it was a bit of a…read morelet down but I got to pick dessert. And what better place than the shop I used to go to back in the 90's. Now I've never been to the woodlands location before. It's in that waterway district near the mall and so parking was sure to be a B. But this being thanksgiving week it actually wasn't half bad. The shop is smaller than the Richmond location. But that's just more goodness compressed into a TLP. There are no birthday specials alas. But they did have some free samples of tiramisu. It was good but I had to get my favorites. J's birthday cake and the Big O. The birthday cake is thicker like brownie than some of the other chocolate cakes. I can't describe the frosting this go around because my punk kid at all the frosting off it while my attention was focused on the Big O. But the cake part was moist. As for the Big O it was Ooooohhh. No When Harry Met Sally diner scene experience. But it was F'n awesome. Staff was super helpful and nice. Wanted to eat more but my blood sugar wouldn't tolerate it.

In the area and randomly found this place and decided to come in! We were helped immediately and…read moregiven time to select what we wanted. I shared with the person behind the counter that there is a nut allergy in our family and she was helpful in telling us what to avoid. Tip-- they did share that they don't regularly disclose if something that nuts (peanuts or tree nuts) so if you have an allergy, make sure you tell them so they can help! There were a small set of tables to sit inside and enjoy your treats if you wanted to. We got a variety of things to share, tres leches (this is okay, a little sweet and pretty standard), tiramisu, pecan pie bar (delicious but crumbly/messy to eat), Oreo truffles and confetti truffles (my nieces and nephew absolutely loved these)! It was pretty pricey, but always happy to support local businesses!

I searched for a local Asian bakery using Copilot AI near my parent's home in Houston because we…read morelive in Dallas. This was our first time ordering here. Ordered this Chinese-styled birthday cake over the phone on Wed for pick up on Saturday for a special birthday celebration for my dad. I described what we were seeking and she understood exactly what we wanted. It was ready and in a pretty sturdy box with birthday candles and a plastic cake knife. It had strawberries, grapes, canned peaches and kiwi. It was absolutely delicious and fed 14 adults for $52 and worth it. We would definitely order another from here as we saw so many other delicious cakes in the display when we went to pick up ours.

This is our go to cake source! Besides having fun yummy treats, they have beautiful, artistic and…read moredelicious cakes made the way you like. We usually buy small cakes for 10-12 people but recently purchased a cake to feed 60 for a grad party and it fed way more than that. The cakes are fresh, made to order and the fruit toppings are always perfect. The staff at this store are super friendly and always triple check what you want to ensure your order is correct. The service there is always always fast, easy and kind. Thank you so much to the staff who work so hard and bring happiness to all our celebrations from birthdays, holidays and graduations !

Cupcakes always fresh and moist with a good variety of flavors! Love the icing! Staff always…read morefriendly. Store is neat and clean.

Nice variety of cupcakes. Cupcake size is very generous. Dubai Chocolate and Tres Leches are some…read moreof my favorites there.

Love this place! They made my son's first birthday smash cake and it was adorable and so delicious…read more My husband and I got married out of the country and didn't get to bring our wedding cake home, so we ordered one from them for our anniversary and it was the best. Everything we've had from them has been incredible. We will definitely be using them for all of our desserts going forward!

I LOVE this place. I keep coming back for icecream and their cookies and lattes! Its so cute inside…read moreand the staff are such nice people!

the salted caramel mini bundt cake has a very delicious sweet flavor. ingredients are high quality…read more friendly service. they also cater!

One of my favorite food categories is "fancy" fast casual, a category I made up to describe…read morerestaurants that offer upscale fast casual eats and treats. You know, it gives gourmet without being pretentious. The bakery alone puts Common Bond in this category. If you can resist dessert order from the display case, I'm not sure you're human! The visuals and smells are always inviting, but the execution is not consistent. This time, in addition to my savory picks, It's been awhile so I thought I'd revisit my Common Bond review. This location is such a score for City Place. The only caffeine dealer apart from Starbucks walkable from the plaza, it's easy to see why patrons choose Common Bond.

Why 5 stars? Because there wasn't much not to like!…read more --- --- --- My wife had a hankering to visit Common Bond and this was the closest location to us. I'd been to one in Houston before, but just for coffee, but I had a good experience there, so I was down to try their food. There were a ton of great sweet and savory options on the menu, so ordering was a challenge, but we ended up grabbing a pretty big combination of both types of sustenance. Savory: I ordered the breakfast burger and it was really great. Normally I feel like an egg takes away from the flavor of a burger, but that was not the case here. I'm really pleased with my choice here, despite the temptation to go with several alternatives. 5-stars. My wife ordered the soft scramble, and I'll give it this: it was most definitely the softest, most gentle collection of eggs I've ever eaten. But I think I like my rendition of scrambled eggs better. 4-stars. Sweet: Pistachio Croissant: All boxes checked. 5-stars. Snickerdoodle Cookie: I offer all of my praise for this delight. 5-stars. Gingerbread whoopie pie: It wasn't called a whoopie pie, but that's what it was. Like the snickerdoodle cookie, I'm mad I had to share this. 5-stars. Coco-nut cookie: We thought this was a chocolate coconut cookie, but it turns out it was chocolate and nuts. Knowing this information, we would have opted for one of the other, more delicious looking cookies. It was still fine though. 3.5-stars. Drinks: I ordered the dragon fruit berry concoction with my meal, and in a rare moment of weakness, I couldn't resist the maple pecan cold brew, despite ordering black coffee 99% of the time. I'm here to say I enjoyed both of them very much, but the latter did taste more like a milkshake than a coffee. 5-stars for both, but I would definitely order the dragonfruit thing again. Way to go, Common Bond. Here I thought you were just a coffee place this whole time, but your food is pretty, pretty good too.

The seaweed pork sung bread looked a little dry but was pretty soft. I like the addition of the…read moreroasted nori flakes and white sesame seeds on top.

Immediately when I asked my Houston friends what bakery to visit, they all said Six Ping…read more Truly a mom and pop shop, an elder woman ( I assume the owner) greeted me when I walked in in Mandarin. Some regulars definitely loyal to the shop. Clean, affordable, large selection and most importantly...DELICIOUS. Soft buttery bread on each bite and they don't skimp on the topping or fillings. Lost a star because the cashier was so incredibly rude when my card had to be run again, and yelled at me in Mandarin and then asked if my card was even real? Will always continue to support local, but rude service isn't necessary.

Very professional, sweet & took care of everything from setting up to breaking it down. Would use…read morethem again!

From the owner: At Whiskey Darlin’s, we are thrilled to help you celebrate the most special milestones in your…read morelife. We specialize in custom baked goods, rustic/western event arches, custom backdrops, antique decor rentals, balloon arches, baked goods, smaller event planning (excluding weddings) and event content creation (including weddings). Our motto is Your Event, Your Way! Please visit our website to inquire about your next event. Thank you for supporting our Texas based small business!

I thought this place was wonderful! We had seen a few not great reviews but wanted to decide for…read moreourselves and we will definitely be back! It was beautiful! The ham and cheese pull apart was delicious and the sticky bun ( giant cinnamon roll) was fantastic! Rolls that big, I think, usually loose their flavor but not this one! Everyone was so nice and beautiful!

1. Service - staff was somewhat friendly, but not welcoming. When you come in, order and pay at the…read moreregister, grab a number and sit yourself. 2. Price - depending on what you get, it's $10-$20 for breakfast and roughly $5 for coffee. 3. Ambiance - this is the best part of the cafe. It is very cozy, petit, and the moment you step in, you want to sit and rest for a little bit. Dress code here is casual. 4. Food - I think my favorite here is the Croque Madame. The Almond Croissant was flavorless, the croissant is too big and dense, and the Quiche Lorraine looks appetizing, but it was also dense, hard, and flavorless. 5. Cleanliness - dining area looks clean. SUMMARY I am not exactly in love with the food here. It seems very bland. Some people like that I'm sure. I may give it another try one day, but not anytime soon.

We went into this bakery to check them out since they're very close to where we live. We could…read morehear a lot of people, and children, talking in the back, and we stayed there for about five minutes checking everything out and no one ever came out to greet or help us, so we left. I'm curious if the amount of breads we saw actually sell, because it seemed like an obscene amount to sell through and still be fresh. We won't ever be going back.

Small little bakery in Spring right off 2920. I had a late…read morenight craving of sweet bread and Veracruz Bakery was the only one open late (9pm). I had a couple dollar bills and sped to it before closing, did get cuernitos, cinnamon cookies, and my all time-fave conchas. The conchas were my favorite by far, the cinnamon cookies very powdery, sugary and dusty which is just the way I like it, the cuernitos however I was a little disappointed since they were rally hard even the center with the yellow which is my favorite part. It could be that I did get 2 out of the last 3 they had but I felt they were a little too small and hard for my comfort. The employee was direct and on the mission to check me out which I can understand when there is only 15 minutes until closing time OR perhaps the fact that there was a misfortunate " language barrier" which there wasn't but I like to believe that people miss that I too speak Spanish. The prices were a little higher than I typically pay at a Mexican bakery but I still managed to pay with the cash I had in hand. I will stop by one more time and give them another chance, when you make a late night trip close to closing you get slim pickin's and will come at a more reasonable time.