After a magnificent dinner in the area a hand in hand walk in downtown Americana Pleasanton was…read morenecessary. Low and behold what did that wooden sign say out front? Did it say European pastries? We had absolutely no room for a single thing, but European? Traditionally European desserts are not heavy on the sugar, don't have all the food coloring, and additives. Ding Ding plus Ding my mind spins fast as my hubby is getting pulled at a rapid pace towards the door. He says "No Way" I say "For another time," as we don't live in the area. We walked in to see cases of pastry delights. I turn back as hubby dares not to enter entirely into the temptation. As I look back I see stacks of boxes, walk over to discover they are all pies! Anyone that knows me knows my last meal in life would consist of Berry Pie for dessert. I look and there it is a Mixed Berry. I turn and ask the lady after she was done with her customer how much for this delight? She said it's $24. Without question I grabbed said pie, and went to the register. I told her that Berry is my favorite, and she went on to say that every Friday is Pie Day. She also mentioned that if I ever needed anything in particular, I could call ahead. She could have it prepared for me. Wonderful lady and beautiful service. Might I add that a pie of this weight and stature normally runs about $35 even $40 in some places. We had a slice the next day because I could not bear it any longer. Without lie this is the best pie I've had in years!!!! Years or even perhaps ever. It has to be realized that if there is Berry Pie of any kind on the menu it will be ordered even to go. There were actual whole berries, and it was not full of sugar like some pies. You can taste the natural fruit of summer, and the crust was perfection!!!! Now I have to wait for a Birthday to order a cake. I'm sure it will be divine! I could take a pic of pie now but it's partially gone. Not so picturesque.

I am young enough to remember when Primrose Bakery was located in the Village in Castro Valley. It…read morenever seemed like the right fit. While I am glad for the success they have had in Pleasanton I will not return due mainly to the high price point that I didn't think matched the average quality of the desserts. While I wanted to try the mini chocolate cake with chocolate ginach and chocolate butter cream I could not spend $13 on a cake smaller than a pint of ice cream. In fact for that price I can get 2 heaping slices of Linda's fudge cake at the Cheesecake factory just miles away. The m&m cookie was alright, nothing eart shattering. The Jewish apricot cookie was pleasant. Both cookies somehow appeared smaller than they did in the display case. Maybe I am just frugal. Maybe I just prefer the hearty richness of the costco food court chocolate chip cookie but I can't go back to this Bakery. Beautiful interior, 90s country, nice cashier but not for me, but it might be for you!

Came for the burritos and was told they no longer offer them. They redirected us to their stall at…read morethe Pleasanton Farmer's Market and I ended up trying their ube tres leches cake, which was divine. Very well balanced dessert. My boyfriend also tried some guava cookies, which I did not enjoy at all because they were quite dry and crumbly. The guava filling was also way too thick and eaten at room temperature, is hard and sticky.

I love this family-owned bakery! The staff is friendly and the people are always joyful. Cute shop…read more I usually come for the alfajores but this time I came for the Mariela cake. It looks so decadent! It's mostly dulce de leche but this cake is not too sweet. It's perfect. The cake is very moist too. While I was there, I also picked up a few pasties. Let me tell you! These are not your run of the mill pastries you get at a coffee shop. These pasties are in a whole other level! Chocolate Croissant and Pisrachio Croissant - Flaky on the outside. Moist and delicious in the middle. Spinach and Feta Pastry - Crisp and flaky and the middle is flavorful. Caramel Brownie - very rich. You can to share this with someone else or eat it over a few days. It's amazing!

The very best Kouign-amann I have ever had, family friendly space, excellent service , and of…read morecourse location.... I simply cannot stay away. We have also indulged in delicious cakes and eclairs for very special occasions. Order online and pick up your favorites. Check new hours....but GO!

My sister and I were tempted to buy one of everything from the display case! We ordered quite a few…read morepastries on our way to a nearby winery. The kouign amann was sweet, flaky, and a standout amongst the other pastries. My sister tried the malasadas and enjoyed the guava cream. She said while it was tasty, it was on the sweeter side and was very stuffed. The inside is spacious and seems like a nice area to bring your family or kids. There were quite a few families in line over the weekend. Real nice and chill!

I found this place by accident actually. It's next to h- mart, and I had to used the restroom and…read morefound this place. It was closing soon, and I love anything ube. I bought it, but I was not able to eat it until next morning. Even tho I ate it a day old, it was still fluffy and soft. The ube cream was super creamy and airy as well. I was very impressed how amazing it tasted. It was not overly sweet, perfect sweetness. I Can't wait to return and try other flavors, now that I know it's worth the money.

I came to get a ube latte with the sushi bento I got from H Mart market. This store is located…read moreinside H Mart, convenient! All the cakes look so yummy! Service is fine. Perfect location to have at food court. I will be back!

This was my first time to this particular bakery and my Boyfriend knows how much I love pastries!…read moreSo as we walked on on this Saturday evening around 6p, I was surprised to see so many pastries left! We went in to get a snack before dinner and ACCIDENTALLY came out with a BAG OF PASTRIES! Bahahaha I loved their vegetarian Croquette, as well that giant deep fried pecan croissant! Oh and the cranberry cream scone was creamy and not too sweet with so much flavor! The Everything Croissant was sooo flavorful and the pizza was so soft with the bread and the mayo "sauce" made it creamy and delicious! I couldn't pick a favorite, but everything had a unique flavor, texture and style! I also got an iced green tea that hit the spot! Service was great, the employees seemed like they truly liked working there as I kept on talking about how impressive their selection was.... Hee I can't WAIT to go back again!!! I must try EVERYTHING!

Glad they have several locations all over the bay!…read more We came by and got a box of pastries and desserts to share amongst the group. Well made, scrumptious and great for groups ~

Saw a reel saying Maison Benoit won SF's Best Croissant Competition of 2025, and as a croissant…read moreaddict, of course I had to check it out for myself lol. My first visit was a to-go order of the Original Croissant, Pain Suisse, and Flan, and I loved everything so much that I came back again a month later when I was in the area. Their pastries are seriously exceptional, and I can totally see why they won the award. Personally though, I actually love the Pain Suisse even more! The dough was flaky, buttery, a right balance between crunchy on the outside but soft on the inside with each bite. And the Flan Vanille is on another level. I've tried so many different flans and even know how to make a pretty good one myself, but this is the kind of flan I would bring to a party if I wanted to impress everyone. The bakery itself is beautiful, and I love that you can watch the bakers working through the glass window. Their pastry display is also dangerous because everything looks so good, with tons of sweet and savory options. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating as well. Staffs were friendly and welcoming. I also tried their holiday berry croissant on my second visit. They definitely did NOT skimp on the filling lol. It was actually a little too much filling-to-croissant ratio for me, but I appreciate the generosity! Strawberry Cookie were soft and fresh Prices are pretty average for artisan pastries, and the quality and size is definitely worth it. Such a great bakery in Danville and I'll absolutely be back.

Quaint patisserie in Danville with friendly & informative customer service. My dad had many…read moreinquisitive questions & I asked about their popular items to which the cashier kindly answered w/such sincerity & enthusiasm that made us feel valued as a customer. Items: Cinnamon Brioche $6.50 soft, fresh brioche w/a beautiful cinnamon to sugar ratio that had the perfect sweetness. Pain Suisse $6.50 a chocolate crioissant that has lingering pieces of crisp chocolate that oozed out while baking. The croissant had flaky layers that was very well crafted. Not overly sweet & the ideal pastry with a cup of coffee. Egg Turkey Breakfast Bun $6 a filling savory treat crafted w/attention & care. Mango Passionfruit Sorbet $12 had both a good balance of mango & Passionfruit purée but it was a little sweet due to the 2 fruits added, but it certainly was a nice way to cool off in 90 degree weather. Everything was authentic & the customer service was the cherry on top.

Large variety of pastries and drinks. They also have really good cakes. Its a must if you're in the…read morearea.

Yelp lists 3 stars as OK, so I'll give them that. I got a couple of milk teas and the requested…read moreadjustments definitely made a difference. When that happens, I have to give them kudos because at some places, the changes are so subtle they're almost meaningless. The drinks were OK, and they did the job on a a cold and rainy morning. As for the pastries, they were just OK. I've had better at other bakeries (and other branches of this same company), and with the plethora of options around for baked goods, you can find better. With that being said, it may just have been the couple of choices we had for food. The ube filled baked good was not very good, but I say that as an ube fiend. I have ube a lot, including back in the motherland. It was more like taro than ube, when it came to taste. As for the quantity, there wasn't a lot of it either. The actually bread part was soft and nice, and it was pretty. The egg tarts weren't the best. They left something to be desired. I would suggest getting something else. Maybe we made the wrong choices this time at 85, because I've definitely had better baked goods at their other locations.

Great staff and delicious food in a very clean environment. Several of our employee's at Eastbay…read moreMotorcars go here weekly and food is always good. Highly recommend.

Location and customer service as needed is outstanding and convenient here at Koffee Time, tucked…read morein a hidden parking lot area where you can see the hardware store across the lot. It appears to be quite busy most of the prime hours, but when I walking inside after 12:30pm on a Wednesday afternoon, it turned out pretty relaxing, especially with the outdoor patio area too. Very casual spot with breakfast lunch beverages pastries etc. The young caucasian lady cashier was 5/5 good with over the counter customer service. Good training. She really made my experience feel great here. Friendly/helpful/welcoming. Not fancy inside. I had the Greek salad with chicken breast , but without feta cheese (due to my special diet). Seriously, the salad was delicious, fresh, balanced, huge in portion size, and tasted much better than it looks on photos. Good restaurant quality simple lunch salad. Love it. I had a hot cup organic green tea to go with it. Some of these tiny small business cafes/coffee shops are doing very good on the market. Plenty of public spots in the lot, but do look at signs showing private parking. Public street parking is more desirable if you don't want to take risk parking on the private lot. All good. Convenient is the way. The cook preparing the order was passionate. Hispanic lady who substituted after the young caucasian cashier left the shift was also friendly to talk to. I ready enjoyed the over the counter experience here. Feels great.

Another delicious and beautiful cake. Exactly what our daughter asked for. Thank you so much, Liz!read more

Great cake! It was gorgeous... it was a 6 layer rainbow cake but it was light n perfect for our…read moresummer birthday party! Liz was very easy to work with. Pics don't do justice!

To be finished with more details…read more Kee Wah is a Hong Kong style bakery that was started by one man in Kowloon side of Hong Kong , Mr. Wong wing yip in Shanghai Street .

Solid bakery with mooncakes, cookies, various pastries. We've tried a few different things and…read morethought they were all really good. It's clean, organized, and there are descriptions of their items along with clearly marked prices. Service is good and packaging is great. Plenty of parking spaces since they're located in an outdoor strip mall. White lotus mooncakes are my favorite from Kee Wah Bakery.