Paris Baguette is my favorite bakery in Los Angeles. I'm so happy to find out that PB has arrived…read moreto JAX. We have tried to find a not too sweet cake for my mom's birthday and finally found it. They have many good cakes like strawberry cheese cake, Nutella chese cake, salted caramel chocolate,etc. The cake decor is simple, modern and chic. Candles small chocolate plaque of greetings, cake knife and matches come with the cake. For 6-8 inch cake, it is about $45-55. Their pastries are also delicious and always make my coworker smile when I brought them to office. Price ranges from $4-6. My favorites are mini garlic butter croissants, tiramisu tarts, and korean BBQ pastries. I also like their sandwiches, very fresh and can be refrigerated for a few days. The restaurant is very clean, spacious and plenty of seating. The workers are very nice and helpful. There is plenty of parking in front of the bakery.

We decided to come here since I love pastries and desserts. We came here a few days after the grand…read moreopening and it was packed (which was expected). I think some of the employees were still learning because it took a while to key in our order. We didn't mind and we understand since things are still being sorted out. They had a great selection of savory and sweet pastries there. We grabbed the following: Egg sandwich - 5/10 - as much as I wanted to love this since I love egg sandos, it was flavorless. I was so sad and this was a whopping $8. I do like the freshness and crisp of the cucumbers that were in there but the egg salad itself was bland. I couldn't even finish half a sandwich before giving it to my husband. The bread was fluffy and soft though. Fruity pebbles cream filled donut - 9/10 - now this was delicious!! The cereal topping was fresh and crunchy and the cream tasted exactly like fruity pebbles cereal milk! It was light, creamy, airy, and the donut was so soft! Chocolate chip cookie - 7/10 - pretty standard chocolate chip cookie. It did have huge chunks of chocolate in it, which we loved. Korean cold brew coffee - 6/10 - I didn't really like it as it tasted a bit watered down and there wasn't much flavor. It was drinkable but not my favorite. Matcha latte (hot) - 8/10 - my husband loves matcha and he said this was really good. He could taste the strong matcha taste and it was smooth and creamy. Overall, it was just okay to me. I wouldn't come back unless I was in the area to be honest. I'm open to trying other pastries and drinks on their menu.

Oh my ! This place is so cute. What a hidden gem. I am so…read moreglad I finally made it over because I had no idea what I was missing! The employee working was extremely kind, helpful and informative. The (I think I'll call it a treat? I'm not sure of the technical name), I chose was the raspberry one! It was the perfect amount of sweet. The girl working let me know they are all made in house and they don't add tons of extra sugar, they largely rely on the sweetness present in the fruit.which was so nice! I didnt feel gross after eating this! The price was the same as others I have tried. The tiramisu latte (half sweet) was sooo good! A bit sweet but so good! And pretty. The price was $6.50 which I would say is in the low end of iced latte costs. The inside was super cute and plenty of space to sit. I highly recommend you try it out!

Quick update- because I've been 4x more!!! The fruit mousse filled treats are addictive! That rose…read morewas phenomenal, I also did the mojito mousse filled strawberry, the vanilla bean (so delightful and light and chocoloatey) & the mango! Plus I've tried some of their savory pastries and I really really LOVE the empanadas! I inhaled the empanadas. Must go back and try them for lunch!!! These ladies are fabulous and know how to make simply delightful treats. OMGoodness- this is edible art! Great space, there was still a decent selection for a Friday afternoon- I snagged one of the delicious chocolate cookies and picked a blueberry-lemon curd croissant muffin for the next morning. It was so good- I was shocked how good that cruffin was- not sure what to call it, but the buttery flaky goodness, fresh blueberries, tart and creamy lemon filling- all the flavors balanced perfectly. Truthfully, I still have some left and it's so good! I actually cannot wait to go back- hopefully this week. Oh- and the cafe is supper cute too!

Five Stars - A Total Gem! ​Even short-staffed, the owner…read moregave us a huge, warm welcome and top-tier service! The vibe is incredible--great music, amazing food, and the coffee, smoothies, and desserts are to die for. ​We actually did a "no-phones family session" while we waited, and it was the perfect spot for it. Such a wonderful surprise--we will absolutely be back!

With the limited food options around the Regency area, it can be tough -- especially when you're…read moretrying to eat healthy and avoid fast food. Café Veneto is such a hidden gem. It's a cute, small, family-owned restaurant with so many great options on the menu. I came in today and it was quiet -- which was perfect for me -- but I would absolutely love to see this place booming with people because it truly deserves it. I ordered the chicken caprese omelette, and let me just say... it was one of the best things I've eaten -- and I've dined at a handful of Michelin restaurants. You can literally taste the love that goes into each dish. I'm not sure of the owner's name, but she is so sweet, clearly hardworking, and an amazing cook. I'm truly grateful this café is near my job and offers such delicious, healthy options. Highly recommend supporting this wonderful local spot!

I have visited this amazing Italian cafe so many times, and they never disappoint me. The owners…read moreare actually from Italy, so you will hear them speaking Italian. The owner, Massi, is such a nice guy and loves to tell funny jokes. His wife, Sabrina, isn't always there, but she is the sweetest and always provides my family with the best customer service. Because I have been raving about this place so much, all my relatives love it and go there regularly (yes, they go every weekend). Please don't expect Starbucks drinks from there. They serve authentic Italian style coffee, so you will get a hot caffe latte in a tall glass. The macchiato will be in a small espresso cup. Try their hot cappuccino with whole milk so you can experience the authentic way of making cappuccino (they only use one shot of espresso, and they said that's the Italian way!). Italian hot chocolate is also a favorite among European customers. Sandwiches are always great, and my favorite is prosciutto, arugula, Parmesan cheese, and tomato. It's a perfect spot to gather with friends or family. This cafe is a must try. These pictures are from multiple visits within three years.

Sapori Authentic…read more Sapori Italian Restaurant is the kind of place you go when you're craving real, authentic Italian flavors instead of the usual chain-restaurant version. From the moment you walk in, the cozy atmosphere and the aroma of garlic, olive oil set the tone for a true Italian treat! The menu focuses on traditional recipes made with fresh ingredients. Dishes feel straight out of a family kitchen in Italy. Service is warm and welcoming, adding to the relaxed, family-style vibe. Sapori delivers comforting, classic Italian cuisine that feels both genuine and satisfying. The paninis steal the show with rich parm, aromatic olive oil, and prosciutto that I haven't found since I was in Italy. The coffee drinks are amazing Lavassa served, of course. Desserts from cannoli,custard filled pasteri3s, pistachio horns, and more

Shawarma for me wife and I - absolutely fantastic!…read more Service was fast and the food was outstanding! Came back after shopping in the store and enjoyed Turkish coffees and dessert - again - well worth it!

Good food, pricing is ok. Need more staff to work. Sometimes very busy, never checked on if we need…read moreanything else

I passed by here a few weeks ago, but did not have time to stop. I left my doctor appointment and I…read moreknew I would be stopping by. Ernie already had dinner cooked at home, so I inquired about the sides. I ordered greens, macaroni salad and sweet tea. I shred with Ernie to add to the dinner. I gave him my sweet tea. It was fresh brewed and very good, but I can't drink it that sweet. The greens were Terrific. The macaroni salad was okay. Pros: drive through, cover med and uncovered outdoors seats. Nice people, fair prices and desserts. Open 6-6 Cons: none

Sweet Southern Skillet is the real deal if you're looking for authentic Southern comfort food. The…read morefried pork chops were seasoned perfectly, cooked just right, and packed with flavor in every bite. You can tell they know what they're doing in the kitchen. The banana pudding tasted homemade -- not something out of a box -- and it was the perfect sweet finish to the meal. Creamy, fresh, and exactly how it should be. What really made the experience stand out was how friendly and welcoming the lady who owns or works there is. She made us feel right at home from the moment we walked in. Great food and genuine hospitality are hard to beat. This is very good Southern cooking, and I'll definitely be back to work my way through the rest of their breakfast options.

This is my new favorite neighborhood find! It's a small business and the gentleman behind the…read morecounter was super friendly and hospitable. We had the pretzel bites with cheese sauce. They took about 6 minutes to make, and were hot, soft, and deliciously salty. Just perfect. I also ordered loaded baked potato soup, a plain bagel with cream cheese, and a Tina salad sandwich. All the bread products were fresh, soft, and flavorful. The ambience would make for a great study location for students. I'll definitely be back!

snacshack was selling their baked goods at a market on the beach. I bought one of their gluten-free…read moreginger spice cookies. It was huge and delicious. Tasted very fresh. Nice amount of spice kept it interesting.

Stale baked goods, the savory items were just okay, some things seemed dried out, frozen yogurt was…read morebland. When I came in to pick up my two Too Good to Go bags, the person seemed annoyed. I use Too Good to Go to find new places, try a sampling before you going again. I also usually buy something while picking up my already purchased items but it did not feel very welcoming. Cute decor but the place had a funny smell. Plug in air freshers in a food spot is usually a bad sign.

The food was surprisingly good, and tea was my first time with tapioca balls. It's a nice twists.read more