Food quantity: 7/10 Food quality: 9/10…read moreService: 10/10 Ambience: 8/10 Overall rating: 8.5/10 At about $4 each, the macarons were soft and crispy, but a bit too sweet for my taste. The hamster bread and strawberry cookies were my favorite.

The Paris Morning Bakery sign is still affixed to the building although is now called Ari Bakery…read moreCafe which is still owned by the same family. The scent of fresh pasty upon entry was blissful. Each item is displayed in its own bag. I grabbed the almond croissant for $4.70 and thought it tasted fresh with a moist inside. They offer cakes, coffee and a large assortment of pastries. I'm still confused if the bakery's origin is Korean or French. The bathroom was clean and modern with a muti- colored wall painting.

Excellent quality, beautiful job and my granddaughters Communion cake. I definitely recommend the…read morecake lovers.

Went for a quote for my sister's quince and they wanted to nickel and dime everything without even…read moregetting our opinion. Taster box was $50 for 5 flavors, that was no problem until they said the flavors are randomized and we can't choose which flavors we want to test. It also would've been cheaper and better to get cupcakes in the different flavors because its $5 per cupcake so we could've tried 10 instead of 5, but they said we'd have to find out what the "flavor of the day" is and they won't make them unless it's already been made. For an upgrade to the contract we had, they said it was going to be a "few hundred dollars" extra as well. Seems like they just want money instead of letting us have a good experience. Which really wouldn't be a problem paying for if we had a good experience but overall it wasn't so we won't be giving our money to this company.

Great little coffee shop with a many types of yummy empanadas (I enjoyed the osso bucco). Good…read moreWiFi, nice staff, and I enjoyed my chai latte. Note: They do not serve decaf coffee

A cute small and cozy coffee shop. We got dirty chais (chai tea with a shot of espresso) and it was…read morenot the best. We sat outside and the food was brought to us pretty quickly. While eating they were like the cutest little birds hanging around. The pistachio croissant was the best hands down 10/10. The quiche was okay and the banana bread was kind of dry :/ honestly don't think I would go back again it's nice for aesthetics and probably a cool spot to check emails and meet friends for a quick snack, but that's about it.

OMG! The Lady Baker Mango & Coconut Danish is the perfect combination of flavors. It's not overly…read moresweet, and the dough is perfect. I can't even describe the deliciousness of this treat. The cream in the center is the perfect blend of mango and coconut. Every bite just melts in your mouth. This is one of those pastries you can eat any time of day--breakfast, an afternoon snack, or dessert. You will not be disappointed

As you know, I've been on a pastry craze lately. What brought me here was their Maritozzi. Which…read moreIve never seen offered anywhere else. I happened to be googling it in my area. This place is very busy. And it was raining so no seats outside and everything was taken inside. I made my order. And I honestly thought it would be ready super fast since I only ordered pastries-which were already made and simple coffee. We asked if we could open the umbrellas so we can sit under them while it was sprinkling. But they said it's a safety hazard. We understood. Maybe they can get some sort of awning outside because there really is no room. It was busy and took so long that I was able to wait for someone to leave. We got the table right infront of the window display. It was FILTHY. And very unappetizing to see while waiting for our food that we were about to eat. If you are going to have a display, PLEASE keep it clean. And if you know you will be too busy to clean it, just throw it away. I wish I got a picture of the lamp hanging there but it was also heavily covered in dust. I am curious what else they aren't cleaning. On to the food: Coffee: respectfully it was the most bitter coffee I've had from a pastry place. I would never order coffee here. I usually use half a sugar pack at other places. Here, I used the ENTIRE packet and it still didn't take away the bitterness. Not even a bite of my pastry helped. Such a shame. We waited a long time for coffee and it was poorly made. And expensive! I suppose "baker" is in their name, and one can't assume they're known for their coffee. Maritozzi: perfect! Soft. Pillowy. Not too sweet Cinnamon roll: soft. Pillowy. Not too sweet. Would have loved more cinnamon filling though. Croissant: buttery. Mix of soft and flaky Overall, the pastries were great. I wouldn't bother eating in. I don't know if I would make the drive all the way out here to visit again though.

Delicious pan da bono as always!!! Service is fast and easy. You can use your toast account here to…read moreaccumulate points and birthday rewards too!

Stopped by Vicky Bakery in Davie--fresh pastries, rich Cuban coffee, and quick friendly service…read more Perfect spot for a sweet treat or morning pick-me-up!

One of my favorite things to do is find new matcha places, and this one is definitely a gem! It's…read morelocated in the Carvel shopping center on Hiatus and easy to miss, but definitely more than worth a stop. I came in on a Sunday morning around 10am and it was super crowded, which was a good sign. Despite the crowd, the line moved fast and my order came out really quickly. They have more matcha flavors than anywhere else I've seen, so it was a hard choice. I ended up going with the marshmallow, and I'm super happy with my choice. The matcha and marshmallow flavors were both strong and complemented each other well. They have a pastry case that I completely missed because it's around the corner, or I might have tried something there too. I love the cute animal decor as well, and I don't believe they charged extra for alternative milks, which is always huge bonus points for me. I'll definitely be back to try other flavors and maybe an empanada!

Decided to stop by Wild Mug since it was on the way and was very pleasantly surprised. The interior…read moreis definitely small and while I was there it was a bit busy so it felt crowded. I would recommend this as a good place to chat with a friend over a space for studying or working. Especially because I found the staff lovely and conversational. Their prices are far more reasonable than many other local coffee shops nearby which was definitely a major plus. I enjoyed the lavender latte, but would probably only get it hot in the future, and would try a different iced latte flavor. The spicy chicken empanada was delicious and I would definitely get it again. It had a nice curry sauce inside (though it wasn't as spicy as I thought it would be). The ham and cheese sandwich was also surprisingly good. Though simple, they tasted like quality ingredients.

Food was fresh and hot! I had a breakfast bowl with crisp potatoes, roasted pepper, spinach and two…read morehot eggs over easy. My friend enjoyed the turkey Bl.

I was in the area and starving, so I turned to my most trusted app--Yelp--to point me in the right…read moredirection. It led me to this hidden gem tucked inside a gas station. At first glance, it looked like your typical convenience stop, but then I spotted a cozy little café tucked inside. I decided to try the turkey BLT, the passion fruit lemonade, and a Dulce de leche cruffin. The passion fruit lemonade was a bit tart for my taste--I would've loved a touch more sweetness--but still refreshing. The turkey BLT? Absolutely delicious. Perfectly toasted, flavorful, and satisfying. But the star of the show was the Dulce de leche cruffin. WOW. Flaky, rich, and melt-in-your-mouth good. It completely stole the spotlight. Absolutely recommend this place. I'll definitely be back!

Everything delicious , service impeccable Very similar to…read moreFrench cuisine Go and enjoy yourself

Delicious foods. Slow service. The employee took a phone in middle of helping me and kept talking…read morefor 15 minutes. Indoor seatings. It's a hidden gem.