This place is a delight and will now be my preferred bakery spot for breads or a last minute…read moredessert need! The desserts and cakes are gorgeous. They have everything from small bites like cookies and pastries to full size cakes & tarts. They also have single serve slices of some of their cakes like the chocolate mousse cake. We went for breakfast sandwiches and tried both of the base bread options. The snowflake bread was soft and pillowy (my favorite) and the brotchen bread was slightly crisper & a little bit saltier, also amazing. Eggs are fluffy and a great portion size. Added cheese to each and smoked bacon. A delightful breakfast treat. On the way out, I got a baguette for a last minute appetizer need. It was so soft and freshly baked (and big!). I'm going back today for more fresh bread. There's also plenty to shop for like mustards, jams, cheese and charcuterie, grab and go items, and beverages. This place has summer chalet vibes & is very upbeat and friendly. Lines can get long during typical busy hours, so it's not super quick if you're in a rush. Great place to come relax.

This place is a bit out in the sticks but I found occasion to be in the area and was thrilled. They…read moreoffer a robust baked goods display, as well as various imported products, all pertaining to Switzerland. As one might expect, their pastries were lavish and had many different ways of delivering chocolate. I saved only a seasonal Sakura for myself as we approach cherry blossom season. I got a large spread which was consumed by a happy group. Adding a farmer's bread, which was a light rye, as well as some imported German butter, also went over well. I did not have need of the imported chocolates and other packaged goods, but there was certainly plenty there worthy of perusal.

Banh mi's up here are crazy expensive. Coming from Atlanta and comparing prices up here has been…read moreeye opening. So, looking for banh mi's we wanted to still look for a place where we would enjoy and also to find something that we couldn't have in Atlanta. We landed here at Bon Bon's a couple of times. The first time we came, the restaurant times said it opened at 8, but when we came at 8 AM on a weekday, lights were off and everything was locked up. Sadly, we couldn't get to try it. The second time, we came during a brunch time on a Saturday, they were open! So we finally got to try what they had to offer. We ordered the bo ne and also the banh mi chao. And honestly the bread here was by far I think the best that we've had since being here in DC. It was freshly baked and it was fluffy. With the bo ne, it was a wonderful pair where you could dip into the sauce and still have that fluffy bread soak it all up. The food did take a while to come out because they made everything fresh. They also did a lot of takeouts when we were there. I enjoyed our visit here and could see ourselves come back when we have time.

I only had the chance to visit a couple of times, but enjoyed it every time for the most part. The…read morefood was flavorful, the drinks were good, and the café itself had a welcoming vibe. It can get busy, so service was a little slower at times, but I'd recommend if you happen to be around the area.

Yes, this is inside the HMart. We ate a mango cream cake today from this joint for an early new…read moreyear party and it was fantastic. It was light and not overly sweet, which everyone enjoyed.

Burke, VA - inside the Hmart - visited the Burke HMart for the first time and discovered Cafe L'ami…read moreinside the store. The Cafe is small and tidy and has a different ambiance than the rest of HMart. It's cute and featured whole cakes but also small sized pastries. One thing to note is that you must pay for cafe purchases in the cafe. After ringing you up, they will pack your baked goods in a clean white paper bag and staple it shut with your receipt on the outside. We brought home a small sharing size sweet potato cake perfect for two and a very tasty blueberry scone. Both tasted fresh and delicious. We will definitely return.

I have been coming to breeze since I moved to Annandale in 2011. I've always loved the whimsical…read moredecorations and enjoy the Korean baked goods. I mourn the fact that COVID killed the samples, but it's still a great place to shop for a treat or just run in and grab a coffee which I do a few times a month. Recommend: Any of the breads that are unwrapped and on the baking trays by the counter. Those are fresh out of the oven that day. I especially love the mocha roll. It's big and fluffy with chewy moist mocha flavored dough and a crispy sugary coating on the outside that's to die for. It's still light and fluffy at the same time. Yum! And while it's prob not made in-house, I do love the red bean buns. Bathrooms are always clean and the upstairs is great for a longer chat with a friend, time in a book, or board or card game time. They also have a lovely upstairs covered porch for pretty days.

Went in for the mango snow, but they were out of the mangoes. Decided to try the yogurt snow and…read morealso got a chocolate chip brownie plus an upside down pineapple cake. First, the yogurt snow had awful fruits: kiwi was old, strawberries were not ripe, melon tasted like watermelon rinds, the canned mandarins tasted canned. The yogurt was okay, but the snow tasted just like ice. Absolutely no flavor whatsoever for $16.55 The chocolate chip brownie, didn't have much taste of chocolate and stale. $4.50 The upside down pineapple cake was the worst, so old it had the metallic taste of the aluminum container and crumbled into granules using a fork. Absolutely inedible! $4.25 Breeze bakery has been going downhill for a while now, but 3 out 3 items being inedible for $28 is unbelievable. There is also the short bulky Korean guy, possibly the manager who's seems to be on a power trip and speaks to customers rudely and unprofessionally. Will never come back and will inform my friends and family how this business is tanking.

Great food in a "Farm Barn-like" interior interior. Busy place with good pickup as well. Everything…read moreis recommended and the waitlist system is smart and superb. Come for a casual sit down and superb meal. Nice drinks too!

We came for a quick lunch on a Friday afternoon and had an awesome meal. We ordered the omelette,…read moreturkey burger, honey crunch iced latte, and blueberry cornbread. Everything was great. Service was fast. Apparently there is usually a wait, but not today. If it's a weekend then definitely leave time for the waitlist.

They're only open until like 3pm for lunch and are located in a medical plaza. You can see it from…read moreoutside the plaza though! I got the California express as a wrap and it was great! I would absolutely try the bulgogi wrap or any of the other menu items. They seem so great and the price is pretty decent as well. I came around 2pm and service was quick.

I got their bulgogi wrap and it was so crave-worthy! The price is a little high but it was really…read moregood. I'll definitely be back to try their other items. The customer service is friendly as well- oh and they have to go boba! In a can!

Ok this isn't a place to go to eat but to go down stairs if you work in the same building. BUt…read more.. having said that the food quality is good enough where i would drive/uber/or walk there to eat. Cuz... I ubered it looking for a coffee place. Friendly staff and awesome selection of food that is both healthy and devilish depending on where you stand. Their salad was soo good I took another one to go to eat just incase i wanted a snack. Staff is friendly and makes you feel welcomed.

I am reviewing this because this is my goto lunch for work and even to now I am not sick of this…read moreplace! They decently price sandwiches, paninis, soups, smoothies, and etc. I definitely recommend the grilled cheese (because I need to feed that inner child). If you can, do the grilled cheese combo and soup, which is the perfect meal for a cold day. There is another version for the other sandwiches where it is half soup and half sandwich. I also appreciate that they change the soups each day, so that there are options. My favorite is their corn chowder but go to wait. The ladies that work there are super sweet. They really do their best and smile through it all. I highly recommend getting your lunch and just eating in the atrium. It is super peaceful with the plants and waterworks. It is not that bad either inside the cafe with the news. It is all up to preference.

I work across the street from the Noblis building and finally checked out their cafe (which is open…read moreto everybody, not just employees that work in Fairview Park) the other day for lunch with my coworkers. There's self-serve options like the salad bar, pizza, paninis, cookies, and chef's stations for burgers, fries, and even special "entrees of the day." Coca-Cola products, juices, water, candies, and other snacks to choose from. What I especially liked was the use of "green" utensils and paper products, as well as organic, whole-grain, and overall healthier food options for you to pick and choose from. There's plenty of seating indoors and outdoors, as well as a microwave for you to heat up your food. For those who work in Fairview Park, Noblis provides a healthier, cheaper, (I only paid $5 for my loaded-up salad from the salad bar and Coke Zero!) and quick option for you compared to the dining choices at the Marriott.

No longer great... they seem to offer fewer gluten free choices these days…read more There is no Chef's special, Wild Green salad, or entree choice in the sandwich line. The salad bar has half of what it once did, the grill is the same, there seem to be less options for sandwiches.