Absolutely blown away by Bon Bon Bakery. Their cakes are next-level -- not only stunning to look…read moreat, but genuinely some of the best-tasting desserts I've ever had. Every detail is thoughtfully done, from the clean, elegant design to the perfectly balanced flavors (not overly sweet, just right). You can tell they care about quality and service -- the texture, the freshness, the flavor combinations... everything hits. It's rare to find a bakery that nails both aesthetics and taste this well. If you're looking for a cake that feels special, elevated, and actually delivers on flavor, this is the place. Family owned and operated! I'll be coming back every time I need something beautiful and delicious.

Five stars for the twisted donuts alone! These are easily my favorite, and I actually plan my…read moreshopping trip around a stop at Bon Bon. Everything here is delicious and unique, making it a great spot for gifts (and their display cakes are stunning). It's a very quiet, calm atmosphere which might feel a bit awkward at first, but you have to push past that because the food is worth it. I first discovered them through Boo Han, and I'm so glad I did. Do yourself a favor and check them out!

Best Pretzels in Washington State. Family owned for generations. Most any German sausage or…read moreingredients availability. A must go to when visiting Lakewood

Best Pretzels you will ever have in the USA !! Be sure to get their house made mustard dipping…read moresauce.

Cakes are always delicious. I redeemed my free birthday bundlet. I choose the lemon. I had not had…read morethis in a while. Service and ambience was good. Good conversation and love the rewards program lots of parking in this small stop mall. I recommend this location.

Walked in no one came out from the back for like 5+ minutes when they finally came out they were…read morevery rude and had no mini biscoff bundts and no info on when they'd have more. Horrible service

I've had my eye on this spot since they first opened as I love Filipino pastries and baked goods…read moreand knowing I don't have to go all the way to Red Ribbon is nice. When we entered on a Thursday afternoon, we were welcomed by two different female employees. We looked around and they still had a good amount of stock left for their baked goods, hot foods, and other snacks. Inside is definitely dim and very quiet, no music or TV playing to give it any ambiance. The staff seem friendly but also didn't really offer the most welcoming or warm presence that you would typically find in a Filipino establishment. The prices here seem fair and affordable, which was great as we were looking for a snack to hold us over until we had lunch. We ordered a pork siopao, chicken siopao, and an order of their pork shumai. Unfortunately, I don't think the cashier heard my boyfriend as we only got the pork siopao but he was to tired to correct her. She did try to sell us on turon a few times but my boyfriend isn't a fan of turon (I don't know why this is but he is Filipino and just tells me that he isn't a fan of a lot of Filipino desserts). We got in the car to eat our food. Our dogs were with us and were enticed by the smell as well, so that's a good sign as we complimented the smell too. I wish the food was kept just a bit hotter, but that's my minor gripe as I just don't like lukewarm foods. Now I will admit that the shumai is decent, but the sauce that comes with it is the star of the show. It has some spice while having this tangy umami kick that brought out the flavors of not only the shumai but also the siopao. My boyfriend and I were really impressed and tempted to go order more but we will definitely be back to get more of the hot foods and try some of the baked goods.

Joy Joy's / Pinoy Bakery was the first stop on the Lakewood 3.0 road trip (10/19/24)…read more Fascinating indie shop where it's a bakeshop but has some snacks, pantry items, beverages, and even sacks of rice. There's also time zone decor and abundant free religious periodicals by the entrance. I'm FilAm and enjoyed home baked goods and specialties from the greater Puget Sound area, California, and Hawaii. I purchased a custard filled malasada...The Homie ate it later. I don't know how old it was from the pastry case, kind of soaked through the paper bag. CC requested a fresh one and piped upon order. It's a mystery on how to compare the two. I bought a pack of Strawberry Twists. It is definitely not to equate with true danish dough. If you'd had ube rolls, it's that kind of sweet dough with strawberry filling. The bag of round pan de sal I found to be the most authentic with regards to the squish factor and inner crumb. I split one when I arrived home and drizzled some condensed milk. Just needed kapé for merienda. It made me think of my late father's pan de sal, which was a pleasant food flashback. Joy Joy's does the job in the local area. I just prefer other locations. 3.5 rounded to a 4.

Okay, 4 words...Whipped Crème Fruit Cakes. These cakes are…read moregorgeous and delicious, perfectly packaged in a sweet box by a very nice baker. If you are looking for amazing cake for the same price as you would buy a quite less than mediocre cake at Safeway or god forbid Walmart, do not come to this bakery. The largest size cake which feeds 8 or people is about $45, and worth every penny. Do not, do not do not forget to grab some other baked goodies while you are there! They have scrumptious simple pastries that are a nice "less-sweet" version of the goopy donuts you buy at Krispy Kreme, and by far more delightful.

Overpriced cakes and it wasn't even close to being delicious. It was hard and not enough filings…read moresmh!

Amazingly light and flavorful bakes, it's very exciting when you do pop-up sales in your Oakland…read morelocation.

After trying several of their baked goods at local coffeeshops in Tacoma area, I discovered an…read moreopportunity from social media that they were having a pop up at their own brick and mortar baking kitchen, with collab with local coffee, Civic Roasters, a few months back. I know they do not have regular open hours for just walk in purchase, but rather, they're custom order type business, but I have yet to place any custom orders so I cannot speak to that experience. What made me write this review is how accurate the owner (Brianne) described cake and desserts in the description and the baked goods taste matched 200% of the description. The pistachio cake was out of the world, so was the whoopie pie!!! I got to meet Brianne in person and she was very friendly, and was kind to explain everything about each of her baked goods she had out that day. I've tried their baked goods from pop tarts to cookies to housemade Twinkie and the creation and taste are unmatched. Single serve baked goods were more on pricier side, but well worth every bite. I would definitely order custom baked goods from here, knowing the quality and taste of products from this shop!!! Currently, you can find Spilled Butter baked goods at Cosmonaut coffee, Outer Dark Coffee, and at Tacoma Farmers Market (also known as Tacoma Broadway Farmers Market) from time to time. Enjoy!!!

Ordered a "Globe" cake for an event we had for my daughter and Justin nailed it! My daughter cried…read morewhen she saw it as it was exactly as she envisioned! Price was great, service was fantastic, and they even delivered at exact time we requested! Would highly recommend!

From the owner: At the Nerdery we believe you deserve better, and we believe you deserve it without paying premium…read moreprices, our original recipes are down to a science and our pastries are handcrafted like an art. We believe in creating our pastries from scratch, we believe in freshness, we believe in customization, and most importantly we believe in unmatched taste that only people who nerd over pastries could provide! Our mission is to be the hangout of the neighborhood, a place to cultivate a world where everyone can celebrate who they are and embrace their inner nerd. One Pastry at a time. Your kind of people. We are here

Amazing food snacks breads cakes and treats. Lots of parking in large lot. Service was excellent…read moreand ambiance was that of a bakery. Eye opening to yummy treats and free smells

So happy to have found an old-school Korean bakery here! It's got that charming, nostalgic…read morevibe--like stepping into a neighborhood bakery in Korea from the late '90s or early 2000s. They have a tasty and affordable selection of breads and pastries. I especially love their red bean bun, green bean bun, and manju--so soft and just the right amount of sweetness! I also tried their whipped cream fruit cake and it was delicious--light, creamy, and just like the ones I remember from childhood birthdays. If you're craving classic Korean-style baked goods, this place is a gem!

We were excited to find a new-to-us bakery while we were shopping and had high hopes. When we stood…read morein line we saw a sign that says, "My cup overflows with your blessings. Psalm 23:5" which added to our excitement since were Christians. That set us up for a lot of disappointment because we got super rude service. We stood in line for a while and as we got to the counter, the manager said, "Who's next?" and before we could say something, someone else started ordering who had not been waiting in line. Dorothy, we were standing there the whole time, but I think it might be a race thing because the people she served were German and we're brown people. So my sister says something to the young lady at the counter and she starts slinging out attitude. "So what do you want me to do about it?" How about not be rude when you guys had the failure on your end? Then she seated us, throwing our table number on the table. The nerve! This is the opposite of making things right. Another waitress (who was not white) came up to us and apologized. She was sweet and I'm guessing she sees that type of treatment a lot at this place. We're not the types who sees race in everything, but when I talked to my sister later she mentioned how Dorothy let the Germans cut, which confirmed what I was feeling too. I hate that in 2026 you can still see that type of behavior because it's jarring when it happens. By the way, the streusel cake and coffee and they were okay. I think Entenmanns which you can get at the grocery store is better. We were going to order salami sandwiches and some other pastries, but after that waitress treated us poorly, we were afraid what that waitress might do to our food in the kitchen. I saw in another review that someone else complained about how rude she was. My guess? She must be related to the owner because they clearly don't care how she treats the customers.

Authentic, high quality and friendly service. Everything I have tried so far has been a hit and…read moregreat coffee too! My only regret is we didn't find it sooner as we have been missing out!

Just doing an update for House of Donuts! I'm still giving it five stars as it remains one of my…read morefavorite donut shops in the Lakewood and Tacoma vicinity. March is when they usually have a Guiness Porter donut which is just amazing. But alas when we came here this past weekend they did not have it. I'm not sure if it's something they don't do anymore or if it was just unavailable that day. But we got a three different (or variations) of donuts with coconut on them as well as a cherry drizzle, cookies and cream and a cinnamon sugar donut. All very, very good. House of Donuts is a place I don't often make it to for the simple reason it's fairly off the beaten path from my usual routes but I will certainly will seek it out when March rolls around and perhaps on those infrequent occasions when I'm close by it.

Nice pickup-only donut shop with a big sign out front. They have a drive thru and walk-in. The girl…read moreworking was friendly and efficient. - Excellent apple fritter. One of the best I've had! Definitely recommend this. - Donut holes were ok and she threw in a few extra. - Cinnamon twist was a bit dry but good flavor. - Red velvet cake donut was also ok but nothing to write home about. I'll need to come back to try other flavors!