The ambiance, the lighting, the food, and cute presentation. I love it all! Staff were friendly and…read moreknowledgeable with the menu. We ordered on their kiosk on the side (there's 2 and it's the only way to order) - the machine menu was a little wonky (it wouldn't present all of the ice cream flavors) and FYI it does charge a small service fee for using the kiosk, proportional to how much your order is, in the end. The food and drinks came out fast. The taiyaki was awesome in Nutella and Oreo - we ended up ordering 2 more. Dirty milk tea was also chef's kiss! My friends ordered a strawberry drink and the taro drink, and did have some complaints that it was overly sweet at 50% sweetness (shop recommended) - also if you have a texture sensitive, just note that the strawberry drink is much thicker than thin liquid and almost has a yogurty texture.

Yummy sweet treat spot for anyone with a sweet tooth! The vibe inside was chill and inviting. When…read moreI stopped by, there were just a few people coming and going--made for a peaceful, relaxed visit. Definitely worth checking out if you're craving something sweet!

Two Gentlemen of Verona has since a nice friendly feel. The servers are always so friendly. There…read moreare a lot of gelato flavors to choose from and the gelato is delicious. The cannolis are delicious, as well. It's a great place to stop by for a nice sweet.

The gelato was amazing because it didn't taste like artificial flavors or colors! I ordered the…read moretropical gelato (non dairy), and you can see and taste the real fruit used to make the gelato! Service: The men and women that worked here that day was not friendly at all (hence the 1 lower star). My husband and I greeted them hello and received morning in return. Not even a smile or a nod....so weird. Just blank stares. It was our first time there so we did not know where to go, and they did not direct us to the flavors. For anyone reading, the gelato in the circular cans are the ones made with dairy/milk. The gelatos on the sides of the store against the wall are the ones that are made with no dairy! The one scoop was very generous! Ambiance: plenty of seating inside. The tables were a bit dirty and sticky from previous patrons though.

When I'm in town I I try and make a stop here. Parking is hard because a lot of the streets are one…read moreway or under construction with limited spots. There was no line when we walked in. All cookies were available and fresh. There was one worker from what we could see. She was helpful and friendly. I'd definitely recommend this cookie shop to others.

Delivery service is actually awful, place my order around 12pm, they told me it would be about…read more30-40 minutes, I get a text around 12:20 that my order is on the way( I live 13 min from the store) and it's not 1:30pm and I still don't have my order. I understand if there are deliveries that are also in the same route ( they went to a house down the a couple neighborhoods over from mine, drove past the entrance street to my house, then went to an apartment complex over by the store in the opposite direction. I understand things happen, but if something does, send out an update that the order will be late. Update now 1:50pm still haven't gotten my order

It feels so happy when you walk in! Vaulted ceilings, bright orange and white decor, and super nice…read morestaff. The pastry case had BEAUTIFUL items on display, and it was so clean, even behind the counter. They also have ice cream and other frozen desserts. It's located right across from the university and looks small from the outside, but HUGE inside. Limited parking.

Froth is a great coffee shop directly across the street from UNT campus. All of their coffee is…read morefresh and the service is quick to get you in and out. Inside it gives a cool coffee shop vibe with a seating area both upstairs and downstairs. They also offer deals when using the app and happy hour specials on drinks. Definitely visit if you're in the area looking for a quick coffee or somewhere to sit and enjoy.

Walking around the square, the coffee bar was the first place I discovered open. As it was the day…read moreafter Christmas, the premises were not too crowded. On this morning, quite a few two-tops were available. Fortunately, there was no need to sit by the bar as those stools had no backs. I ordered the Classic Breakfast. The buttermilk pancakes, of which I barely finished half, were very delicious. The sausage patties were equally delightful. The same could not be said of the syrup which congealed as it poured. Although the fried eggs had a pleasant taste, I failed to be more precise on how they were to be cooked as the yolk was liquified. When I ordered the Holiday Brew drip coffee, I wished the cashier had suggested the Bottomless Drip. As I usually drink more than a single cup, I could have saved some money. Regardless, the coffee had a very pleasant taste. When gratuity was requested, it would have been very beneficial to know for what I was tipping? When I ordered off the breakfast menu, the price was not for the raw ingredients but the cost of it being made. The same with ordering drip coffee. When I saw the silverware by the cream and coffee sweetener, I expected to grab my own utensils. As it was my initial visit, the sign to bus my own table was totally unexpected. It definitely explained why there were a lot of crumbs on the table. Since the sign was near the back, it would have been easily missed if I had not visited the restroom.

It was reminiscent of Portland with a hipster vibe. Lots of seating, cozy, and drinks came up fasts…read morestaff was nice and engaging. I was also introduced to Alive and Well Kombucha, which I had never tried before...DELICIOUS!

the eggnog and dr pepper flavors from here are great. the consistency of the ice cream was nice and…read morewaffle cone tastes good.

When in Denton…read more.. Beth Marie's used to be a staple for me when I am in Denton. I came in for a visit for old times sake... I love the feel of the place, largely because I love the vibe of an ice cream parlor. This one has an old time feel to it as well with an antique soda fountain and a Wurlitzer jukebox. The service is and always has been good here. They draw a crowd here but manage it well. The ice cream ranges average to really good depending on the flavors you select, and is a bit on the pricey side. At .90 an ounce, you can see where a cone will typically run you $7-$10. For me, their Butter Brickle is worth it, but on this past visit my Cookies & Cream was not.

If you are going to make Denton, Texas. U.S.A. your life hometown, you will find Ravelin Bakery to…read morebe a safe choice. Inside, you can smell it cooking, beautiful yeasty solid mana, Daily Bread. What else do you require? Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.

Ill admit i only ever was blessed with items from this spot as gifts, never as a place i personally…read morevisited. That said, this place is home to THE BEST key lime pie I have ever eaten, bar none. And, for whatever it is worth, there is no dessert option i enjoy more than key lime pie. Consider this spot highly recommended. (Try the key lime pie, it's fantastic)

PLEASE NOTE- I ONLY GOT DESSERTS!…read more Came late, service was super fast even though there was just one guy. It was very cute, the restaurant smelled very much like shawarma and it was kinda smoky but in a cool way. They had lots of cool flavors of ice cream and gelatos. I got the lavender and it was DELICIOUS. I also ordered a falooda- very delicious!

This is a hidden gem in the heart of UNT and Denton. We got the dragon fruit and a mango falooda…read more The service was great and the drinks were awesome! It's also got WiFi inside.

The decor and china are gorgeous- there's a curated feel to atmosphere which made for a unique…read moreexperience. The tea selection was great with lots of different seasonal teas to choose from. The family is very sweet and I loveeee supporting small business, but the food was just okay. We had a food allergy and, while they tried to be accommodating- we still received our platter with the allergen mixed among the other items. This was a huge cross contamination concern for our table, but we decided not to make a stink about it since it was getting busier and toward the end of our visit anyway.

When I decided to hold my children's book release party, I knew I wanted it to be in my home town…read morein Denton, Texas. On the historic square, there are many beautiful old buildings, and an amazing tearoom. It was the 3 Roses Tea Room where I decided to share my special day, and it was perfect! This tearoom is a family owned women business, and they pay special attention to every detail. It's spacious, beautifully decorated, and makes you feel like you're stepping back in time. Of course the building itself is wonderful, with gorgeous ceiling tiles, and a whispered past. It was the perfect place to share my event as my children's books are vintage inspired. The food was delicious! Everyone commented on the scones - they were a crowd pleaser! But all the food, and the service was truly thoughtful, memorable, and just a delightful experience. I dreamed of holding a release party where people felt like it was an experience and not just a book signing, and that dream came true this day! This tearoom and the owners made this day more than special to me, they made it memorable.