Really great and super delicious donuts and coffee that coming not from a big chain…read more Best beginning of a day!

A random find on our way driving through Staten Island to get to New Jersey. This place caught our…read moreeyes with its colorful exterior and interior. We also saw many folks going in and out of the street to go to this donut shop. We spontaneous did a U-turn and I'm glad we did! They have such interesting selection of specialty donuts. They have a couple base flavor for donuts, but they will decorate and add toppings as requested afterwards. They also sell what looks like 3D printed key chains and figurines inside the store as well. Another great find also includes their breakfast options. They have savory donuts such as chicken waffle donut or bacon-cheese donuts. While I was tempted to try, we had already ordered half dozen specialty donuts. Will definitely stop by next time we're driving through the area to try the savory donuts!

delicious. fresh staying at the airport and wanted to try the neighborhood food. No…read moredisappointment here ! Had the BLT on everything bagel. Now for the cannoli !

Got the lox bagel at Roc's Cafe. It's a small place inside but there is seating outside. The…read moreportions was decent as there was sizable lox in addition to tomatoes which is unique with plenty of cream cheese. Service did take quite a while but overall would recommend if you just want something simple.

The custard tarts are amazing. Reasonably priced pastries. This place is a must if you have to…read morebring a dessert somewhere.

Roselle has a great Portuguese bakery/deli and I was lucky enough to be introduced to this location…read moreby a close friend. Came here on the weekend and this place was buzzing with people. In the summer, they have outdoor seating as well. It's a bakery with fresh pastry items as well as a deli with lots of cold cut options and breakfast sandwiches. Since it was 1pm I ordered an Italian sandwich on a Portuguese roll with all the fix-ins. For dessert, a classic pastel de nata. The sandwich was delicious, although I felt it could use a little more meat. They went cheap, but still satisfying. The winner of the show was the pastel de nata. Tasted different than a traditional one from the famous Teixeira's bakery in Newark, but in a good way. Slightly sweeter and creamer, and it came out warm straight from the oven. Do yourself a favor and order a whole dozen to bring back home!

I was at Dunkin' Donuts the other day and there was a young lady named Jacklyn working by herself…read more She must've made six dozen of donuts. Answer the phones and did everything gracefully. Unfortunately people don't tip and unfortunately people have negative comments to make, but never do people give credit to those who deserve it and I want to say that Jacklyn did an outstanding job attitude work ethic was on point

Have tried to even get my order in, (in person), twice in two weeks, but a ridiculous shortage of…read morestaff (one person?!) makes it a waste of time. This past Friday was an epic disaster-There were patry trays being made, people with tickets in their hand, and online tickets dangling, from the machine lonely as the last fall leaves. People walked in then noped out. No timeline for any orders was available. To her credit the woman working there was plugging away and not rushing through, and who can fault her for management's failure to hire and or step in when situations like this arise? Will not return.

I'll start off by saying I'm not vegan, but I love trying vegan options. The shop is small and…read moredoesn't have any seating, so it's more of a pop in and pop out type of place. There were so many treats to choose from, I had such a hard time deciding. There also weren't prices on the labels, so we had to ask the employee, who was nice enough, but if it was busy, I would find it a bit inconvenient. I ended up deciding on a red velvet cupcake and the cutest teddy bear spritz cookie. The red velvet cupcake was de-lish, I'd recommend this one! The teddy bear cookie was sooo cute but I didn't like it that much :( admittedly I mostly bought it because it was so darling, as I'm not a big fan of spritz cookies. I think the flavor of the vegan butter was overpowering, as I'm not used to that flavor. All of the other pastries looked wonderful though, so I'd definitely come back to try out some other ones!

Great service and lots of variety. The clerk was very willing to help me and offer suggestions,…read morewhich I appreciate. They offer vegan, gluten free foods and desserts. I got the pumpkin biscotti and the apple cobbler cupcake. The cupcake was delicious. I wouldn't get the biscotti again but that was due to personal preference. Everything is labeled with potential allergen issues, which is helpful. I'll be back.

My first time trying donuts from"Mochi Ring", and I'm already hooked. The texture is soft, chewy,…read moreand light at the same time -- honestly reminds me of zipoli, which brought back such good memories. The flavors were fresh, not overly sweet, and perfect with a coffee. Service was quick and friendly, and everything looked clean and inviting. Definitely a great spot when you're craving something different from regular donuts. I'll definitely be coming back to try more flavors.

I've had many mochi donuts in my life but unfortunately this spot was a bit of a disappointment…read more The service was good, the cashier was kind and friendly. I ordered 6, and I noticed there were many pre made donuts sitting around ready to be frosted and served. I came on a Sunday evening so I wasn't expecting a fresh batch yet perhaps some that weren't stale. I opened the box and oh my, I'm not expecting perfection but this is quite messy. Not to mention my previous concerns of the donuts quality was justified, they were fluffy but rather hard, and oily. The flavor wasn't terrible, but I've had better.

Sad u order Taylor ham and egg you get a ham and egg worse off one slice of ham that covered half…read morethe roll , also ordered a bacon and egg worse off haha one slice of bacon in the middle of the roll... total 14.75!for basically a egg and bread sandwich. Folks you get a better sandwich at Macdonalds or go to Dunkin doughnuts at least you won't feel robbed. Well this goes out as a one and done hoping to save future customers a lot of grief stay away from this money grab . And management can feel free to contact me......

I've been here a handful of times and every time I come here the food is fantastic. The place is…read moresmall and kind of like a diner/bakery. All sorts of people come in to here for mostly breakfast or lunch. We met the owner a few times and he's really nice and respectful. They have soup specials everyday which I love because I'm a huge fan of soup. I've had the chicken soup and red bean soup several times and both are fantastic. They make this potato dish called a frita that is amazing. It has ham and egg in it and it's really good. They will make pretty much anything you want for them that is breakfast even if it's not on the menu. Their empanadas are fantastic! The place is well air-conditioned so on a hot day it's nice and cool to go in there and eat breakfast or lunch. But by far my favorite dish was a grilled chicken salad. Something that seems so easy can actually be screwed up. All the chicken was perfectly cooked and tender and had a nice char to it. And the salad was Hardy. Salad was $10 and it hit the spot perfectly. I hope this place never changes.

I've been shopping at Elmora Farmer's Market for weeks not, and I'm still rather thunderstruck by…read moreit. Quite simply, until now there has not been a market in walking distance of my apartment where I could get fresh meat, fresh fish, fresh vegetables along with canned goods, frozen goods (and the list goes on) in one place at reasonable prices. They even carry Boar's Head deli meats and cheeses (my favorite brand). Sure there's a Shop Rite and Pathmark nearby, but both their produce and meat sections lack a bit compared to this market, and that surprises me quite a bit! Built in the spot that was once "Cost Cutters", this store is quite large, not quite supermarket size, but big enough that you won't necessarily miss going down aisle after aisle. It's also in the same strip mall as many other shops including Dollar General, Subways, Sarku, 7-11, Dunkin Donuts, a pharmacy and a nail salon. You can definitely get a LOT done in one visit to this market! The shop does lose some points for not having the most extensive baked goods section (it's good, but Shop Rite has them beat) and now and then the cashiers seem a bit lost, but that's rare. I'm still a regular customer and really enjoy shopping here!

I am absolutely disgusted by the treatment I received at Elmora Farmers Market. Over the years, I…read morehave spent thousands of dollars at this market. I love exotic fruits, especially rambutans, and would regularly spend $100 or more on them at a time to the point where the cashiers would explicitly check if the high price was okay, and I would always say "of course." Despite being such a loyal customer, on July 9th at 7:45 PM, I was profiled and followed closely around the store by an Asian manager who says him name is Billy acting like I was going to steal, simply because I brought my own shopping bags. The manager aggressively and falsely claimed the store closed at 7:45 PM. When I pointed out that online says 8 PM, he snapped at me. I checked out respectfully before 7:50 PM, only for him to point out a sign saying they close at 7:50 PM. Why hassle me at 7:45 PM if you close at 7:50 PM? Trying to resolve this constructively, I called the store multiple times over the next week to speak with one of the owners. Instead of reaching the owner, I was transferred to the manager of the meat department, who was incredibly hostile, disgusting, and nasty. When I asked for his name so I knew who I was speaking with before sharing my complaint, he aggressively refused, told me he didn't have to tell me who he was, and demanded I "hurry up" and tell him what I wanted. Throughout this call, I remained completely polite and calm, but the disrespect from his end was very loud. I was honestly shocked to learn I was speaking to someone in a managerial position because his level of immaturity was stunningly low. The management here has zero maturity or customer service skills. This store has a toxic pattern of profiling paying customers, especially when they are Black. I've seen other reviewers mention this exact same concern on public forums, yet the management allows this behavior to continue unchallenged. I am a financially secure customer who routinely bought high-ticket items here, but I will officially never spend another dime at this hostile establishment. They have permanently lost my business.

Over a dozen years later, and my review hasn't changed - but now I can provide details! So I love…read morethe main Kossuth St. location for being their HQ. You can just stand there and watch the baked goods churning around in the back. You can order prepared foods from a wall menu, or the various baked goods they have on display, combinations... they are there to patiently take your order! Even if the place feels industrial, we're talking Newark, so. Of course, custard cups are still as amazing as ever. I got another of their wonderful desserts - bolo rei, was it? - rich and dense with raisins. Wonderful. And arrufada de coimbra, a bread roll topped with coconut, just to try something different. Like I said before, I have an urge to drive back, but this time it's not just for the pastels de nata. It's for all the things. Yelp has grown me to want to try it all when a place is as delicious as Teixeira's.

Teixeira's sells a wide variety of baked goods, including some of the best pasteis de nata…read more(Portuguese egg tarts) that I've had stateside - crisp, flaky tarts with the perfect creamy custard inside. I can never resist leaving here without one (or a dozen)! This particular location is my favorite of the three. It's recently updated, clean, and modern. I also love watching the bread rolls on the conveyor belt.