Best breakfast cinnamon roll ever. It's like cinnamon raisin bread rolled up with a spot of…read morecinnamon butter in the middle. It's delicious and not too sweet. I warmed it up for 20 seconds in the microwave and had it with my tea. The Tres leche cake was really good too. I love all the different flavors of tres leche to choose from. I'll definitely be back to try more breads.

Overpriced and pupusas were not good at all. Terrible service, the staff were not helpful. The…read morepupusas were dry, the red sauce was extra salty, I ate the pupusa as they served them, not cheesy at all. Even though they are under a warmer they weren't fresh they were super dry. Over priced. This was my sign to never come back. They were good many years ago, not anymore. Paying $4.50 and $5.00 for a small horchata that doesn't taste good. It also smells like a cleaning supply as I walked in.

We were checking out the new Gelato Mio next door and noticed Napoleon Bakery after parking. The…read moreinterior was so attractive that we were enticed to go inside an check out their wares. Although it was close to closing time, the young man who was minding the shop was very friendly and gracious in answering our questions. They have a beautiful selection of cake slices, pastries, and even coffee drinks available. They do custom whole cakes for birthdays and other occasions. With the name of Napoleon, I thought it was a French bakery. It turns out that they specialize in a number of European confections, including options from Eastern Europe. Without a lot of time before they were done for the day, Dear Hubby and I each chose a cake slice, and we got a cake pop for our Sweet Granddaughter. She got to pick the color icing she preferred, which was nice. The pricing seems fair, especially given the loving care that's gone into baking and decorating each baked treat. We will definitely be visiting again. They are within 5 to 10 minutes of where our kids live, so there you go - a new "secret" place discovered!

We saw this place next door after having lunch/dinner at Boiling Pot next door on Sunday. The…read moreplace looked popular with tables filled on the patio and the pastries on display through the window looked intriguing so decided to take a chance and maybe get a small coffee and some pastries to try. There was a young man at the counter who welcomed us with a wonderful smile. He said his name is Said (pronounced Sa-eed) and asked if it was our first time here. We said it was, so he offered to give us some samples of their most popular bake goods. He said it is made of light custard and it's called soft cake and it is traditional pastry from his country in Uzbekistan that his mother bakes all from scratch. In Asia we also don't like overly sweet cakes so we thought it sounded to fit our taste preferences. And we loved it after trying! My mom said it tastes very similar to the cake she had back in Seoul in her childhood she misses fondly, but she could never have that same taste. Just a little sweeter. But the custard and texture of the cake is just the same. We also got the eclair. And it was pretty good too. But definitely recommend the soft cake!! Sooo yummyyy!! I also got the strawberry cold foam matcha latte and my mom got a small americano coffee. She said it's the best coffee she had in a cafe. Of course superb compared to Starbucks or any other coffee franchise. She says American coffee shops always burn their beans so it tastes burnt, but this place roasted the beans just right. And we also loved the strawberry cold foam matcha. I don't know how, but it tasted like really strawberry was in the drink!! My mom said it's the best strawberry milk she ever had here and in Korea! And she wants to order again when we come by next time. Overall a very enjoyable experience. Food and drinks were all prepared with such care, but given at a reasonable time. Some of these cafes take forever to make your drinks, even Starbucks makes you wait 20 minutes! These other coffee shops make it seem like they're doing some complex chemistry experiment how long it takes for just a drink! But this young guy he makes the drink in under 5 min and it tastes 10x better anything those other coffee shops make, but in less than half the time! I really thought maybe it was really hard making drinks, but this young dude makes it look like a walk in the park, the speed and ease he cranks out the drinks. I think Uzbekistan people must be just built different! and he was also so kind and pleasant taking the time to explain and answer all our questions. Some of these other places wouldn't even bother or make it feel like you're pulling a nail from them the way they grimace. He was so nice we wanted to give a tip, but he even said he didn't want us to. He'd happily accept just our enjoying the food and drinks and would appreciate if we left a review for his cafe. just had to leave a review. Especially after how nice he is. And hearing his story and how it's a family run bakery with the mom baking and son making drinks and running front counter. And an authentic European bakery!! Wow! Aren't we so glad they moved into our neighborhood! A Real quality cafe I didn't even know what I was missing until I stepped into this little shop by mere chance! I Will definitely come by again. And anyone else who discovers this little gem would be so lucky and blessed as us!

So delicious of a pastry selection. Got in and out and got all my baked goods quickly and received…read moregreat service from the staff. Beautiful indoor decoration. Thank you for the delicious baked goods. Will go again.

Bea's is my favorite Jewish Bakery in the Valley as far as the quality and taste of the baked…read moregoods. Ive been going here for quite some time. Lots of variety of traditional Jewish delights, Babka, Hamamtashen, Rugelach, Challah, Russian Tea Cake (a must have) plus all the cookies and danish you can imagine. It's all very good and will kill any dieting plans you had. They have added a selection of Ube baked goods, but not sure why or how that fits with the old school Jewish bakery theme, but it's there. I have no particular interest in that. As far as service, its alway fairly busy, but line moves fairly fast. The staff has morfed to mostly very young counter people that have zero interpersonal skills and are not friendly. The only warmth you will get here is freshly baked Challah. Still worth a visit.

Porto's in Northridge is something else great music and not just that love the service and very…read morewelcoming thanks to Jaime for your suggestions. I had a great lunch. I really recommend this location to have lunch.

Thanks for Jaime at Porto's Northridge for excellent service to complement the amazing food!read more

Sohaila is a doll and I love her pastries. I also really enjoyed her Piroshkis! She even gifted me…read morea bit of Barbari bread!

The best cream puffs . Barbary bread is excellent clean and pleasant ambiance great service.read more

Plenty of parking and the space was clean and well-stocked…read more The had a drink special for $4 when you buy a bread and also buy one get one moo cake 50% off. We got some egg tarts and German cake as well. Service was quick and the place was kinda empty.

Super disappointed. I came here a couple of times by now. Expecting the same excellence from their…read moreIrvine location. Full disappointment. The first time, the store was messy and the tables dirty. I thought maybe they had a rush hour and hadn't had time to clean. This time, same situation. Tables were dirty, but I thought to myself "we can just wipe them real quick" but lord be hold, no napkins were available at all. We thought ok fine, we'll go find a park to drink our coffee and eat our pastries. We asked for forks. The staff responded "we are out of forks, but we have knives" Um hello? Knives? Really? You are a whole bakery with tables to eat inside (it's literally an invitation) and no forks? How do you offer knives? Terrible. I don't think I will come back. Thankfully for us, their next door neighbor (Ihop) spared a couple of forks for us. Management could do better.

Located inside Bea's bakery where you'll find the ube delights in the display. This place is old…read moreschool where you grab a ticket number. They're pretty quick so make sure you've looked around first! The ube desserts were surprisingly not too sweet and definitely get the Asian parent stamp of approval! We got: - Ube coconut coffee cake 5/5 love the texture! - ube mochi cornbread 4.5/5. The mochi texture was interesting for cornbread and tasted more like coconutty than I like - ube biscoff brownie, 5/5 not that sweet! - Vietnamese coffee colossal cookie 5/5. Soft and chewy and Love the coffee bits!!

I love Sugar & Grace! Try it all! All the items! You will not be disappointed! Best service and…read moresuper delicious sweet treats! Our favorite items are the infamous Ube Biko Pie and the Ube Crinkles but all the other items are equally delicious!

Their pastries never fail to satisfy my sweet tooth. I always get their assorted ponchik because I…read morecan't pick just a single flavor -- you can't go wrong with any of them because they're all pretty good! The texture is always right and they're generously filled. It's one of their popular items, but they have a lot of other good stuff on their menu too! Their perashkis are good if you're looking for something savory (I wish there was an "assorted" box for this too for when I can't pick a single flavor). Also recommend their Bread broat - Adjarakan and Georgian Khachapuri. And then there's the cake section. Don't get me started on this. I'm admittedly biased when it comes to honey cakes but their assorted sheet cakes are SO GOOOOOOD!!! Just the right sweetness and texture, and good portion sizing (bless them for this because I'd eat the whole sheet otherwise). So yeah, if you're looking for a new spot to try or just want a break from other known big or chain bakeries, try Papillon!

We've ordered from Papillon Bakery in Northridge several times now, and every single visit has been…read moreconsistently great. The food is always fresh, tasty, and very reasonably priced, which keeps us coming back. Some of our absolute favorites are the potato pirashki, cabbage pirashki, nacho cheese empanadas, and of course the custard and Nutella ponchiks--everything is always warm, flavorful, and perfectly made. Today my husband, who is very picky, decided to try their lahmajun for the first time. He loved it! It was crisp, fresh, and perfectly seasoned. That was another win for Papillon. Definitely worth trying a variety of their recipes--you really can't go wrong here.

I ordered this cake remotely from NorCal for my nephew's graduation. I called their location and…read morelet them know what I envisioned for the cake. A few emails later - my order was placed. I had the option to pay for the cake in full or place a deposit. Please keep in mind that I ordered this cake months prior to the graduation. I was impressed by the level of communication received and also the ease of placing an order. I was a bit nervous when I had to pick up the cake because I wasn't sure if there were any mishaps since I placed the order so long ago. On the day of the graduation, I picked up the cake and it was perfect!!! Strawberry shortcake - customized as you see in the photo with CSUN colors! The cake was delicious and so cute!!!

Ugh...this used to be the best bakery...RIP to the original Delicious Bakery... whoever took over…read morehas made a mess of it...As the old saying goes, if it ain't broke, don't fix it...well, new ownership definitely broke it. They may have kept the samw recipes and some of the original menu items but definitely do not put the care and attention into their products. Cakes are dry...cookies are lackluster and stale...and offering trendy desserts like dubai everything is pointless when your customer base had their usual faves for decades...sad because this was such a "go-to" bakery for everyone I know and everyone at work.

Such a good underrated spot for some drinks with their filipino-themed flavors and some teas!!! My…read morefriends and I decided to come here because of a really good deal and we were all saying that we should come here more often because of how good the drinks were. You can either order with the staff or order through the kiosk on the right side. You have an option to type on the text box if you need to change the milk to oat milk, for example. I always ask for just in case they do have oat milk so if you have any special requests, depending on how busy it is, might be better to talk to someone to order!!! The Tiger Tea was really delicious and was a good amount of sweet. The Mermaid drink was a fav from my group. I really liked the Milo and the Ube Milk teas. They were pretty quick with the orders so it's not too crowded inside of people waiting. It's very cozy inside and there's warm lighting and some books too for people to read. Public bathroom in the back.

With today's heat wave in the SFV, it felt like the perfect excuse to finally try the halo-halo…read morefrom this Filipino bakery/café that's been sitting on my "Want to Go" list for a while. One thing to note: they open late--12:30 PM. Parking was easy, and there's a decent amount of seating inside. I happened to be the first customer of the day. Don't expect the warm, smiley Filipino hospitality right away--just head straight to the counter and place your order on the iPad. As for the halo-halo, it's definitely not your traditional version. It wasn't bad by any means, but it's quite different from the halo-halo I grew up with and the ones I enjoy whenever I visit Manila. If you're looking for a modern take on the classic dessert, you may appreciate it more than I did. Prices are pretty standard for Los Angeles, and they accept Apple Pay, which is always a plus.