Fabulous soft crepes in the mall. I think they may be doing a name change as it now says "Sweet…read moreParadise". I had the Mr Bestie which was chocolate, banana & strawberries & tasted sweet & delicious. They close tomorrow & will re-open in an actual store front in the mall (right now it's just a kiosk), probably around December 2025.

Needed a quick caffeine fix while at the Alderwood mall and Starbucks (equals burnt coffee in my…read morebook) is never an option for me. The shop is a kiosk that serves the usual coffees and pastries. But it seems that their specialty is the crepes, which were very enticing. However, I was there for caffeine. At the moment of truth, I talked myself into the Moroccan tea with mint. The mint was not overpowering. With hints of floral notes and just enough sweetness, I enjoyed it very much. I have no other experiences of Moroccan tea to compare with, but this was delightful. Will have to try the crepes next time.

Great flavors and super fresh toppings. There's a wide array of toppings including fruits, candies,…read morecookies, sauces, and more. There's plenty of comfy seating to hang out and catch up with a friend. I got a decent sized serving that was perfect to beat the heat for just $7.50. I appreciate the sustainability effort with reusable metal spoons. Will definitely be coming back!

Not many yogurt places around and I had been wanting to get some, so I was pretty excited when I…read morestumbled upon this place. There was no pricing posted anywhere for cost per pound. The yogurt was decent, but the organization of the toppings was tricky. They put all the good stuff at the end.

This is a great dessert for after practice! Many options and variations every…read moreweek....................

First time trying the warm Crumbl cookies and they are awesome!!…read more I usually just buy them and bring them home for family so I had never tried the fresh cookies from crumble until this time. I ordered 6 variety of regular size cookies and really liked the vanilla frosting sugar cookie. It was hard to hold as the dough was still really hot, tasted the best out of sugar cookies I'd ever had. Honestly I didn't like the chocolate dough cookies that were bitter. After this experience, id try more of this place. Recommend fresh!

Again, late to the party since One Bite Cafe at the Lake Forest Park Town Center has been open for…read morenearly two years. I'm a creature of habit and often stuck to the other side of the complex. I did not realize that One Bite Cafe took over the former Great Harvest Bread. I had checked out One Bite Cafe before in Seattle's Roosevelt neighborhood out of curiosity regarding croffles, but it didn't not leave a lasting impression at the time (open since 2019, with that visit in July 2022). However, when The College Friend set up a meet up at the Lake Forest Park site yesterday (open since May 2022, this visit on 4/9/26). There is an interior entry from the two level retail area and an exterior entry adjacent to the big shared parking lot. It took me a few tries until I found a spot. I was kindly greeted upon entry while the counter person was assisting the customer ahead of me. I ordered and paid directly on the convenient touch screen kiosk located to the left of the main register. I liked the interior transformation. Lots of onsite seating configurations and pleasant decor. Overhead music played the Beatles, which was a pleasant surprise. The wrap around pastry cases with well placed menu placards showed the variety of menu offerings. There's a wide variety of bevs, sweet and savory pastries, desserts, sandwiches, and even gluten free items from NuFlours. I ordered a 22oz iced classic milk tea with 75% sweetness and no toppings, plus some Korean sausage bread. The College Friend decided on a toasted Reuben with chips. We also shared a Portuguese egg tart. We were onsite for three hours. I noticed a constant stream of customers who also dined onsite, as well as, folks getting items to go. I appreciated observing the consistent pleasant and helpful counter staff, all with welcoming smiles! I learned that One Bite Cafe has grown to four sites: Seattle/Roosevelt, Lake Forest Park, Woodinville, and Federal Way. That's great to see ongoing success for this local, indie cafe chain. Lake Forest Park Town Center is lucky to have a variety of cafe, bar, and restaurant destinations. One Bite Cafe gets a collective 5 star for this first time visit.

Decent mango passion fruit refresher. Cute seating with space to relax and work/study. Some…read morebackground music and pretty quick service. Not too busy on a Wednesday afternoon.

I've been talking about Crespella non stop to my fiancé ever since I added it to my wishlist, and…read morewe finally made it in for a late breakfast, and WOW, it absolutely lived up to the hype. I'm always in the mood for a good avocado toast, and theirs did not disappoint. It was fresh, flavorful, and perfectly done. But the real star? The Dubai chocolate crepe... divine. The crunch from the kataifi added the perfect texture and took it to another level. We also got the Blue Raspberry Cooler and the Pineapple Twist energy drinks. Both were super refreshing and exactly what we needed to start the day. The staff were incredibly kind and even apologized for a slight delay (which we honestly didn't mind at all, it was totally worth the wait!). The space itself is so cute and thoughtfully decorated, making the whole experience even better. We'll definitely be back!

Crespella is an indie dessert spot that originated in Lynnwood. A second new location opened in…read moreShoreline, located next door to T-Mobile taking over the former, long shuttered froyo spot. Driving up and down the main arterial, I was wondering when it would open seeing the signage, but the windows remained still papered up. After seeing an IG post, yay Crespella is finally open! This gimpy Yelper was glad to have a parking slot right out front too (2/27/26). The parking lot is shared with the post office and several other businesses. It is also easily accessible via the Metro Rapid Ride E Lots of natural light, clean dining area with ample two & four top tables. The counter person was efficient taking and prepping my order. She also replied to my question that this location opened last week. Note: a crespella is the Italian version of the French crêpe. This is more pancake like in texture. Usually this is a buckwheat batter, but I didn't verify this. I noticed via online and the overhead menu that the only savory items are sandwiches. This is a more sweets forward establishment with sweet crespellas, mini pancakes, milkshakes, novel drinks, juices, and canned/bottled bevs. Despite my fondness for savory French-style crêpes and seasonal strawberries (June for Skagit Valley strawberries), I decided to try a Crespella strawbites and a hot chocolate. Definitely a sweets splurge for me. This was a fairly sizeable crespella and easily shareable. It was generous, filled with chocolate, topped with large halved strawberries and drizzled with Nutella nicely plated. No flatware, just provided individually wrapped forks and knives. The hot chocolate was served in a paper cup, topped with whipped cream and chocolate sprinkles. I'm glad the piped in music volume was dialed down and was more chill dining onsite. Initially, it was amplified country. Didn't help I was seated by the stereo system, lol. Anyways, the major bonus is that Shoreline has now a dessert spot with late night hours to midnight (11am - 12 midnight daily). A welcomed addition to Shoreline!

So I was walking in the mall and saw Turkish delight! I haven't had it in awhile so I decided to…read morestop. I ended up buying baklava and three different kinds of Turkish delight. It wasn't the best I've had but I was pleased. It was all moist and tasty.

This review is only for dragon's breath. Cannot comment on the it ice cream or frozen yogurt. This…read morelocation is inside the Alderwood mall and it caught our attention right away. I generally, don't trust places that have too many items on the menu like this one. I always think it's best to choose one and do it really well. Service was fine. The place had many seats available. Dragon's breath was super fun to try.

FROST is an excellent bakery and restaurant in Mill Creek. I have been here a couple of times and…read morehad great food every time. It is large with several tables that feels very comfortable. You order at the counter where you can see some of the baked goods. They have both savory and sweet selections--this time I went for sweet. I had an apple fritter and a chai tea latte. The fritter was excellent, fresh and rich in apple flavor. I also loved my latte (which was a great complement to the fritter). Well worth a visit!

Let's get this out of the way: I'm an old now, so it stands to reason that I've eaten a LOT of…read moredonuts in my life. But my goodness, that maple bar at Frost is the best. Sweet but not sickly so (looking at you, Dunkin) and exceptionally fresh, it was a wonder. The coffee is righteous as well. I came in as an out-of-towner, so I was not able to try other things on the menu, but when I come back, I'll come here FIRST.

I was happy to have Honey Bear Bakery Cafe for some much-needed breakfast as the start of my book…read morecrawl while in the area, as Honey Bear Bakery Cafe is located in the Lake Forest shopping center, right across from Third Place Books, which is where I was heading to. But first, coffee and breakfast. I ordered the breakfast sandwich, which consists of a croissant, egg, lettuce, tomato, mayo and I added bacon for an extra charge. It was solid, with the roasted/warmed up croissant and was filling. I also liked that they had Victrola coffee, which I ordered a drip of. Strong coffee = no complaints. In addition to their made-to-order food items, like the breakfast sandwich, they also have pastries in the case and a full coffee and tea menu. It's nice to have this cafe in the Lake Forest shopping center with plenty of seats around, next to many other businesses and tons of parking nearby. I dig the convenience of it all.

Average clam chowder. A decent quantity for the price. The morning line was pretty long and a bit…read moreof a wait. We came back a few hours later and there was hardly no wait time. The pastries looked good. Wish they sold sourdough bread but they do offer it in sandwiches. There's a lot of seating in the food court area although it can get crowded on a busy weekend.