Came back for their brown sugar boba tea! Even in a thunderstorm storm, we couldn't resist! Yum!read more

Mango ice cream waffle was REALLY delicious. Not too sweet which is to my liking. Boba in the drink…read moretasted good initially then the sweetness faded quickly. You end up chewing plain tapioca. The kitchen staffs were cursing in Chinese, very loud and audible. The back of the establishment is full of garbage. The bathroom is dirty. Toilette seat is about to fall off. Not a great first impression. We will visit another location in the future.

consistently friendly service and amazing pastries. love that they still have a good amount of…read morepastries after work hours!

Somedays is the perfect spot for a quick, casual pick-me-up. Located in the bay terrace shopping…read morecenter, it offers a cozy vibe with just enough space to sit and enjoy your treat. It's relaxed and easy-going, ideal for grabbing a coffee while you're out and about. Food: Their baked goods are the real star here--freshly baked onsite with a professional touch. The flavors are unique, making it a fun stop for something different. While the selection is on the smaller side, each item seems thoughtfully crafted. A few more savory options would be a welcome addition, though! Service: The service is quick and efficient. There's usually just one person behind the counter, but they handle things smoothly and get your order ready in no time. No long waits, which is great for a quick bite. Suggestions: A couple of high chairs would be a nice touch for families with little ones! Also, a few more savory items on the menu would be fantastic to round out the offerings. Overall: Overall, Somedays is a solid go-to for a quick coffee and pastry. It's a pleasant, no-fuss spot with delicious treats, and I'm excited to see what they add next. A great addition to the local scene!

First off I don't want to diminish the popularity of Martha's Country Bakery and their growing…read morefollowers. I was there again today. My experience is STILL relatively the same. The tables are close enough and small enough to hear what your neighbors are saying to each other, imagine what they think of you? LOL I noticed speaker music was playing a bit louder then the last time I was there. The fact that patrons have to shout over each other while sharing speaker music doesn't help with the ambience of enjoying a delicious cake over an interesting conversation. I ordered something new this time, a delicious lava cake with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Why didn't I see that description on my check? Strange. I also visited their website online, and noticed a lot of Stock Ai made photos and videos. I even found the website hard to navigate as well because it wasn't loaded with actual cakes and up to date pricing. So quite honestly the online website wasn't helpful with what they had in the shop. * Perhaps a future improvement between tables might be an above head moveable divider which actually could provide some privacy. Something I guarantee would be way more inviting than the current seating arrangement. The Review Guru Long Island NY

There are Martha's Country Bakery stores all over NYC, but not all Martha's are created equal…read more This one in Bayside serves one of my favorite winter drinks, the White Hot Chocolate and it is not available at all Martha's locations. It is super sweet and even sweeter with whipped cream. It is unlike any hot chocolate I've ever had. Get it. For dessert, I like the Pineapple Shortcake, which is available at the Forest Hills Martha's, but not in Bayside. I thought I saw it once, but it turned out to be a Lemon Meringue cake. Instead, I'll go for a slice of Apple Pie, Strawberry Shortcake, Blue or Red Velvet cakes or the Oreo Mousse. If you would like to enjoy your cake and coffee in house, there is table service. There are plenty of 2 topper café tables, but if you have a bigger party, they will park a bunch of them together for you, if it's not too busy. If you get here before 8pm, tables are readily available, but it can get crowded as the evening progresses. We were surprised recently, when they sat 6 of us with no wait. They are open before the crack of dawn at 6am until 1am on Friday & Saturday nights. I imagine that the ovens never cool off and the bakers are there on the overnight shift to bake plenty of cakes ready for the next day. It's not unusual to still have a line to order out at 10-11pm and the display cases are still packed with cakes & pies.

Hidden gem in flushing area -cozy/quiet atmosphere (great…read morefor girls talks) -friendly staffs -well-balanced traditional Chinese tea-infused cocktails (ask for their hidden menu) -not so sweet traditional Asian dessert (highly recommend taro cake and jasmine tea jelly) We didn't get the chance to try their tea sets as we wanted to drink but was tired of the usual bars we go to. I'll be a regular here.

I came here one evening as a spot to hang out with friends and it was chill. While Say Hi serves as…read morea tea house during the day, at night, they become more of a bar. The inside is absolutely beautiful and while they have tables, they also have more traditional floor seating. We got a couple bites of food to eat, some of their tea, and some cocktails. Their food was very mediocre, at best. While the persimmon cake SEEMED to be made in house, it was very clear that everything off their food menu required minimal preparation (ie. for the dumplings, it was just har cow). I also thought their cocktails were okay, and out of the three we got, none stood out to me. I did enjoy their tea, however. But, it was also fairly expensive for what it was (~$50). Overall, I thought this spot was okay for the price and I'm not sure I would return.

We love the grass jelly shaved ice here. It tastes very refreshing on a hot day and we love that…read morethe taro and yam balls are made fresh here! They're sooo soft and really hits the spot. We have ordered togo a couple of times- it's still good, but definitely not as good when you eat it at the venue! The grape slushie and Thai tea smoothie is also tasty!

We got the Fan Tuan (cut in half in the image to show the inside). It is multigrain purple rice,…read morehard boiled egg, pork floss, fried dough, and Chinese pickles. It was freshly made, hearty, and tasted okay. I shared it with my friend and it was filling. The food came out quickly and it is a really nice ambiance. Clean, lots of seating, and seems nice for working from home.

Tiramisu tart - 5/5 Chocolate tart - 3/5…read more Price was $7.50 + $1 egg = $8.50 + tax Currently there's a 20% discount between 4pm to 9pm. Tiramisu was pretty good. Chocolate was inferior when eating them side by side. The place was pretty packed although spacious. A good place to study or hang out around with drinks. Didn't see many people getting desserts.

I swung by to pick up a few of their tarts for my sister's birthday and they were delightful!…read moreThey're the perfect asian sweet - "not too sweet," and I love the modern and variety that they offered. Particularly, the yuzu one was my favorite as it was bright and citrusy while offering the right amount of sweetness as well. The toppings were creamy and smooth, and they had a fairly good crumble on the tart itself. Not really seeing too many other places put stuff out like this quite yet, so I'm glad they're filling this role in the community. Would definitely come back to try their other desserts as well as their coffee and tea drinks! This looks like a cute space to get a little work or reading done, but I didn't get to scope out if they have bathrooms/wifi/outlets yet.

Fly Me to the Moon is such a gem in Fresh Meadows, Queens…read more This modern Asian café is packed with fun, creative treats that make it hard to choose just one. From Korean-style croffles and fusion kimbap to onigiri, acai bowls, smoothies, floats, soft serve, and frozen yogurt -- there's something for every craving. We sampled a bit of everything and were seriously impressed. The strawberry matcha croffle was a standout, perfectly crisp and indulgent. The onigiri was massive and full of flavor, and the yogurt? Super smooth, rich, and clearly top-tier quality. Shoutout to Jerry for making the experience even better -- incredibly friendly, patient, and happy to walk you through the menu. Service here is on point. The space itself is cozy, charming, and welcoming, making it a great spot to hang out or grab a late-night sweet fix.

4/5 hot peach jasmine tea $6- soooo peachy, really good, I feel like I barely tasted the jasmine…read moretho 3/5 matcha strawberry croffle $7- Like all croffles, this is hard to cut with plastic utensils. The matcha is on the lighter side, you can still taste it but, I like my matcha a bit stronger. 4/5 eel onigiri $6- really good, very well seasoned/saucy eel, just wish there was more eel in it. The extra teriyaki sauce is amazing, more citrusy than sweet. Loved it. 2/5 shrimp onigiri $5.50- shrimp itself is bland, wish it was seasoned. Shuda gotten the teriyaki sauce for this too, soy sauce is way too salty

Love this cafe. It's my favorite local/neighborhood bingsoo!…read more Came on a Saturday afternoon. It was filled with people working/studying and small groups of people just relaxing and catching up with their friends. I tried their new portobello sandwich. It had arugula and pesto. Not too salty but still flavorful. The bread was toasty but not too hard but still toasted. Definitely would order it again one day.

Always such a great cafe to catch up with friends over drinks and desserts…read more I really like how late cafe abundance is usually opened until because I am the type to always want something sweet after a good meal. Because of this reason and because their desserts are always great, I find myself coming back again and again! This time I got the mango bingsoo and the cookie butter croffle which were both delicious! Their bingsoo is always so fluffy which I really like and the mango flavor is super strong as well so it doesn't feel like I'm having plain bingsoo once I get to the middle. The croffles from here are always sooo good. They're so chewy and warm which was super comforting for the cold weather that has been going on recently. This place is self service so the only interaction you have with the staff is when ordering. They are always super patient and helpful. The cute cafe has quite a bit of seats as well but because it is pretty popular around the area, it does fill up quite quickly.