I stopped by Mints and Honey on a Friday for lunch and had a great experience. We were able to find…read morestreet parking nearby, and since there is no dedicated lot, it was nice that we did not have to pay. As soon as we walked in, we were warmly greeted and seated. The host was very friendly and explained that once we were ready to order, we could head to the register in the back. After placing our order for a group of four, our drinks arrived within just a few minutes. They looked exactly like the menu descriptions and tasted just as good. The food was fresh, hot, and clearly made with quality ingredients. We all especially loved the tomato soup. We also ordered a waffle to share as an appetizer, and it came topped with large, beautiful strawberries that tasted amazing. The portion size was generous. I ordered the Fresh Mozzarella sandwich on ciabatta bread and asked for it toasted, and it was phenomenal. I did not have very high expectations since this was a quick, last minute choice and we did not even check reviews beforehand, but I am so glad we gave it a try. The inside of the restaurant has a cute and colorful vibe, and everything felt clean and well kept. I will definitely be coming back to try more items on the menu

i came here years ago and remembered really enjoying the experience, especially that it felt like a…read morereally girly place to hang out. fast forward to april 2026, i chose this venue for brunch with my girlfriend and we had a great couple of hours catching up over yummy girly comfort food. you order at the counter, they give you a number then bring your food out to your table. the guy who helped me out was very helpful esp since i had many questions about the menu items and ingredients. my friend ordered the berries & yogurt waffle topped with beautifully coloured berries and a mound of yogurt. i should've taken a pic of her dish before she devoured it! i ordered the sampler toast with avocado toast, mango tajin, tomato mozzarella and creamy mushroom & egg. honestly, all of the options sounded divine but i had to limit myself to 4! i took my time savouring all these savoury scrumptious toasts, the perfectly ripe avocado, fresh balls of mozzarella, soft boiled egg, and flavourful mushrooms. i ended with the mango so that i could have something little sweet to end my meal. we absolutely enjoyed our saturday morning here and if you're reading this get on over to mints & honey and have yourself a nice morning!

I arrived around 7:45 am on a Saturday morning and this quaint cafe was nice & quiet. I was greeted…read moreby the gentleman behind the register who cheerfully took my order. I ordered an Americano with almond milk and #4 on a jalapeño bagel. I cozied up at a table near the window and my piping hot coffee arrived. It was perfect! Just the right amount of milk. A few minutes later my sandwich arrived. It was yummy! This is a cute spot and I'll be back.

The coffee smells so incredibly good as you're walking out on the street. I visited on a beautiful…read moreSaturday afternoon to have ice cream. I tried 3 flavors in a cup and they were equally delicious to where I couldn't choose one being better than the other. I had a mint chip, heaven (which was peanutbutter and vanilla bean-it was heaven) and mochacoffee. I walked around downtown San Carlos, to burn some of those calories, afterwards. I recommend this place because the staff is welcoming and friendly and they have an excellent product and services to offer. I'll be looking forward to going back soon.

I don't know if you can imagine my joy when I saw the Paris Baguette sign off the main road while…read moreheading to the resort. As a Bay Area foodie, that sight instantly made my day. If you know, you know. The pastries here are absolutely worth the detour--and honestly, wherever I see a Paris Baguette, I do pull over. That includes locations I've visited in Northern California, North Brunswick, New Jersey, Atlanta, Georgia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and even the one here in Charlotte down in Pineville. It's a bit of a drive for me, but when I'm in that area, I always make a point to stop in and pick up a couple of their delicious croissant-donut pastries and marzipan or almond croissants. That's the beauty of this bakery--it's a chain, yes, but the consistency is what keeps me coming back. I have yet to be disappointed. Of course, I had to stop at this Hilton Head location--and I didn't come empty-handed. Food connects people, and bringing pastries to your host is always a winning move. I picked up three different varieties of their famous croissant-donut style pastries (similar to the well-known cronut): * Chocolate * Tiramisu * Mango And I added two large almond croissants that were beautifully filled, flaky, and indulgent. Everything looked fresh, full, and irresistible. The setup inside is easy and efficient. It's self-serve: you grab a tray, line it with parchment, use the tongs, and select whatever catches your eye--from baguettes to cakes to coffee drinks. Checkout was quick, Apple Pay was accepted, and the whole experience felt smooth and well organized. The space was clean, friendly, and inviting, with plenty of outdoor seating. Bottom line: Whenever you see a Paris Baguette on your radar, pull over. It's dependable, delicious, and perfect for picking up pastries to share--or to treat yourself. For me, it's one of those rare places that delivers the same quality every single time, no matter the city--and that kind of consistency is something I truly appreciate as a traveler and lifelong foodie.

I bought 2 slices of chocolate strawberry cake on April 1 and on April 3, it was covered with mold…read more Is it normal for a cake to mold within two days? I think not. I must have been not fresh to begin with. I want a refund.

Lovely place and nice staff !!…read more Super cute and love that I can bring my cat here :) good Arnold palmer

Absolutely love the vibe here, I have seen people work, play music, and just chill in the yard plus…read morethe coffee is sooo good! They also have baked goods We tried the iced latte and the Mexican coffee both were great with the blueberry muffins. Forgot to mention friendly service! There are many seating areas inside the house and out in the yard or in the balcony. Its a must visit if you are in Redwood City!

Great place for remote workers during weekdays with lovely flowers and a great coffee and tea…read moreselection. It's pretty quiet and chill, making it comfortable to work from here. I just wish the flower scent carried throughout the cafe because I couldn't really smell the flowers. They have so many plants and flower options though, so if you're looking to buy flowers in the area, this could definitely be a great spot!

Cutest coffee/matcha shop and a great product! I've seen other combo coffee-plant shops but this is…read morethe best I've seen it done. Lots of beautiful greenery inside, with the little monstera covered reading book being my personal favorite part. The coffee is also delightful. Good quality, plus many nice flavors and creative drinks. My pistachio latte was lovely. Added bonus, they put little flowers on the cup - made me smile! A great coffee shop. Will be back next time passing through redwood city!

Hands down one of my favorite bakeries on the Peninsula. You can really taste the level of care and…read morecraft in everything--they're clearly working with seasonal ingredients, and it shows in how thoughtful and balanced each pastry and loaf feels. Nothing feels overdone, just really well-executed and intentional. Also have to shout out Marisol--she brings such great energy to the space. Warm, welcoming, and genuinely makes the whole experience even better.

Good quality. The service, cutlery, plates, seating, and lastly the meals (croissant, focaccia,…read morecroque monsieur, and smoke salmon tartine) were all excellent. I'm so happy that The Baker Next Door has become a popular spot in RWC.

The live music on Friday nights is the first thing that stands out with only donations requested…read more The eclectic atmosphere, including plenty of house plants, makes for an enjoyable visit.

I've stopped into Little Green A Plant Bar a few times now, and overall I enjoy this place. The…read moreinterior is both spacious and cozy at the same time, and there's just so much to look at - plants, art, vintage, animal skulls, cool furniture, mannequins, etc. Overall, I like this place more as a plant shop and less for coffee. I've purchased a little spider plant and an alocasia polly, which have both been great. The employees are knowledgeable about plants and give great recommendations, especially regarding succulents. They also have a fun selection of cards and gifts by local artists, although some of the prices are a bit unreasonable (like $40 for a tiny planter pot). The coffee shop is fine, but less exciting. Most recently, I tried the Bicerin off their seasonal specials, which was a Cortado with Nutella. I thought the Nutella would be somewhat mixed in for sweetness, but it was literally just a teaspoon of Nutella in my drink. I've tried their Chaga Matcha in the past, and it was also just okay. Will return for the plants and ambiance!

I found myself at Coffeebar after having some time to kill while waiting for my new tires to be…read moreinstalled up the street. I'm a fan of the mom and pop coffee joints over the chains. The quality of food and beverages is always better. Coffeebar had a Tumeric latte on the menu which looked enticing. I was hungry that morning also. So I ordered the egg sando between brioche and added bacon & avocado. The interior has lofty ceilings and urban styled out with the brick walls. It has a hipster, artsy feel to it. There's games you can play like chess or plenty of table space, sitting or standing to enjoy your drinks and ailment. I dined in and stood at one of the tall skinny tables meant for standing. They called my name for the latte. Apparently, there is no espresso in the Tumeric latte which I was unaware of. The barista was kind enough to throw some in for me though. When my amazing breakfast sandwich arrived on a plate, I took my time to savor each bite. I could have easily inhaled it. Walking in here inadvertently was a great discovery. I noticed they also serve mimosas, prosecco and wine, various breakfast and lunch selections. There is a high possibility I may end up here again if in the area looking for a quick casual bite or a glass of wine without bar vibes.

Had a yummy latte off their special menu Tuesday about 1:30pm. You could really taste the yuzu…read morecaramel with the coffee. So yummy! I had the brownie tahini brownie too, so rich and decadent that I saved the other half for my daughter. We were lucky enough to get a table inside while waiting for our coffee. I would like to try the marzipan one next time I see where parking might be difficult in the area. I was able to find a 2 hour zone but there is paid parking by the library.

We checked the hours before leaving to make sure they'd be open when we arrived. After driving…read morealmost an hour to get there, we were told the kitchen was closed at 3 pm. Very disappointed! We felt they could've been a little nicer when they told us or maybe apologized. The chocolate almond croissant had a lot of almond paste. However, I prefer the buttery flaky ones from La Chataigne in Lafayette.

The memories of Paris was relieved by the scrumptious baked goods on display here. The ladies…read morebehind the counter were nice and service was fast. I ordered the Chicken Sandwich to go. It held up very well. I got to share this sandwich made with freshly baked baguette and Mary's Organic Chicken, parmesan cheese, sun-dried tomatoes, and mixed greens. Hearty and delicious! I had to take home a Shroom Croissant which was this flaky croissant filled with savory mushroom duxelles and parmesan cheese. I love the earthy flavor of the mushrooms which complements the sweetness of the croissant dough. I could not resist taking home Sunshine Tomatoes which was this delighful buttery croissant filled with creamy goat cheese and sweet roasted tomatoes. This was bursting with summer sweetness. Both of these are shareable and just having small slices of each was just perfect with afternoon tea. The Almond Croissant and the Pain au Chocolat were delicious for breakfast the next day. I warmed both up to share. I enjoyed the flaky golden Almond Croissant filled with almond cream and topped with sliced almonds. The Pain au Chocolat was just perfect. They say they use butter imported from France and Valrhona Chocolate. I believe them as I get transported back to delectable France. C'est de la bombe!

All coffee drinks are top notch. Their homemade tamales have a light consistency that is the best…read morearound. They make fresh papusas on Sunday mornings. I highly recommend this neighborhood spot.

Have never been to this location but we frequent their farmers' market stand in San Mateo and it's…read morethe best! There's always a line, but it's worth it. Highlights - torta - pupusa