Service was great and speedy. 8/10 on the glazed donut…read moreholes, they were very fluffy, great for the regular donuts, but I personally like them a bit on the chewy side. Still a great choice for the little ones. 10/10 on the maple bar. The fluffiness of the donut paired well with the perfect sweetness of the maple glaze. Maple glaze is typically way too sweet however theirs is great! Would return again for donuts! 100%

"A wonderful local donut shop. Everything is fresh, tasty, and made with care. Perfect place to…read moregrab a quick and satisfying morning breakfast."

This place has been on my list for quite some time. Finally got a chance to check it out, what's my…read moreexcuse when it's open 24/7? They have a pretty small parking lot. There was one other customer when we arrived on a weeknight. We took our time deciding which donuts we wanted, taking a thorough review of the display. I landed on the matcha oreo and filled holes (I've never seen a filled hole before, only glazed donut holes). My partner got the smores and old fashioned. All of the donuts were really good, the smores had a nice smoky flavor if you're into that. The donuts were quite pricy, which is the only downside of this place. Donuts still tasted pretty fresh, not sure when they bake em. Flavors were nice and innovative.

I love that this spot is local, convenient, and has solid vegan options. They have vegan cake…read moredonuts in flavors like matcha, chocolate, vanilla, and maple (some even have sprinkles or nuts). Plus, they have raised vegan donuts in flavors like sugar, glazed, chocolate, maple, and coconut. There are two vegan donut racks that are clearly labeled and several racks of non-vegan options. I think the pricing is reasonable. All the vegan donuts are $5 each, and I believe the non-vegan options range from $2-$5. They also have coffee, smoothies, and gluten-free options. My favorite donut is the matcha pistachio cake donut. Today, they only had plain matcha, which was fine because it's also really good. The cake is fluffy and not too crumbly, and every time I've been here, the donuts taste fresh. I decided to try something new today, so I got the coconut raised donut. I loved the coconut flakes and texture of the donut. What I really enjoy about this place is the friendly young man who usually works here. He's so kind, welcoming, and always greets everyone. His positive energy is a huge help when the line gets long and he never makes you feel rushed. I highly recommend stopping by if you're in the mood for a donut!

I stopped into Happy Donuts to check out what they had. No problem with parking here…read more The service was very nice and friendly. I got a blueberry cake donut. It didn't have that glaze on it and it didn't have that usual golden brown appearance. It wasn't as sweet either.

Happy Donuts is one of my go-to spots! The quality of the donuts is always solid and I love the…read morevariety they offer. I've ordered dozens for work events multiple times and they've consistently done a great job every time. There is some seating and chairs. The staff is really friendly, which makes a big difference. It can get pretty busy, but the lines move fast and they always seem well staffed, so you're not waiting long. I also love their specialty donuts like ube and red velvet--such a fun touch. Prices feel fair too. Definitely recommend!

This place is under new management, I've been by many times before and quite frankly did not see…read moreanything that tickled my fancy. This time I stopped in, I noticed that they had array of donuts that actually looked quite good, and the interior looked bright and clean. I ordered a cronut " which the server forgot to put in my bag!" An apple fritter "crispy but very chewy and oily" And a custard filled maple bar. Now the maple bar IMO was quite good unfortunately they only filled the front and back part of the maple bar. Wifey ordered a cream filled croissant thing. (See picture) she said she liked it. Bottom line... I might go back again to try the Cronut but will pass on the fritter.

Finally found me a decent blueberry donut. This is my go to place for it and good thing it's far…read morefrom me. I like that it's not too sweet and can taste the blueberry flavor.

Undisputed. Undefeated. Greatest donut shop. Their warm glazed is the single greatest donut ever…read moreproduced by any donut chain in existence. No hyperbole. Been going here since elementary school. Have since moved out of the area but every visit back to the Bay must include a stop at Stan's. The best to ever do it!

Great, legendary local spot!! Great donuts, and fantastic people!! Lines can be long, but nothing…read morewrong with planning ahead and calling in an order the night before; you'll be in and out. Cash only but if you know what merchant fees can cost small businesses its not a big deal.

My daughter woke up craving mochi donuts…read more Saturday afternoon around 3pm. Friendly service! The yums were ready in less than 5min. We got half a dozen of nearly all the flavors and they did not disappoint. Ube, black sesame, cookies n cream, matcha, glazed, and dark chocolate (tasted more like milk chocolate though). Soft, chewy, warm, and the glaze was the perfect amount of sweetness for the Asian palate, which is to say: NOT TOO SWEET; the highest compliment, of course. They also have poke here, which I may try next time. And while you're waiting for the glaze dipper to do their magic, there is a fun 10-second buzzer game to try your luck for a freebie mochi!!! We did not win. 9.84 seconds was our best attempt. :( but our mochi cheered us up :)

My company catered MoDo Hawaii for the week, and I was excited to finally give them a try. I…read moreordered the Shoyu Poke Bowl along with the Churro Mochi Donut. While there wasn't an option to customize the poke bowl with additional toppings like some other poke places offer, I was pleasantly surprised by the generous portion of salmon. The fish was fresh, flavorful, and definitely the highlight of the bowl. To finish off the meal, I had the Churro Mochi Donut, and it did not disappoint. It had a crispy exterior with a soft, chewy mochi center, coated with just the right amount of cinnamon sugar. It was the perfect sweet treat after the savory poke bowl. Overall, the meal was satisfying, the portions were generous, and I would happily order from MoDo Hawaii again whenever I'm craving fresh poke and a delicious dessert.

I love how homey and welcoming this place feels the moment you step inside. The café is on the…read moresmaller side, but it has never felt overcrowded whenever I've visited. Customers usually come in, grab what they need, pay, and head out, which keeps things moving smoothly. One of the best things about this bakery is the incredible variety of pastries and breads. Whether you're craving something sweet or savory, there's plenty to choose from: melon pan, loaf bread, dinner rolls, chow mein bread, spaghetti bread, sweet potato bread, crab and roe bread, tomato bread, apple pie, and so much more. Don't skip the refrigerated section either! They carry fruit sandwiches, tuna sandwiches, fried bread, donuts, somen noodles in a cup, and other delicious grab-and-go items. They also offer rice balls and drinks that can be ordered at the register. If you're in the area, definitely stop by and give them a try. Small businesses like this deserve our support!

Clover Bakery & Cafe is a small Japanese-style bakery and café that feels like the kind of…read moreneighborhood spot you randomly discover and keep coming back to. We walked into a cozy, compact space with shelves filled with freshly baked breads, pastries, and prepared foods, all arranged in a way that makes you want to browse slowly even though the shop is small. The atmosphere has that simple, welcoming feel reminiscent of the small bakeries you find throughout Japan, focusing more on quality and variety than on a large café setup. Seating is limited, so it is better suited for grabbing something to go rather than spending a long time inside. The biggest draw here is the combination of Japanese baked goods and savory items. The bakery selection offers a great mix of sweet and savory options, with classics like melon pan standing out for its crisp sugary topping and soft interior that stays light without being dry. The curry bread and croquette bread are also popular choices, both feeling comforting and freshly made rather than overly sweet or greasy. The bakery items are reasonably priced, which makes it easy to pick up multiple things without feeling like you are spending too much, and the variety means there is always something new to try. The onigiri selection is what really makes Clover stand out compared to a typical bakery. They offer a variety of rice balls with fillings like spicy tuna, tuna mayo, and unagi, making it a great option for a quick breakfast or light meal. The rice is well balanced and the fillings give each onigiri a different personality. The spicy tuna has a nice kick that comes through without overpowering the rice, while the unagi adds a sweeter, more savory flavor that works especially well with the slightly salty rice. The onigiri are a practical, satisfying choice for anyone looking for something more substantial than a pastry. Beyond the baked goods and onigiri, Clover also has drinks, sandwiches, and desserts including cakes and other pastries. The strawberry cake is a nice lighter dessert option, and the overall menu gives plenty of reasons to visit whether you are looking for breakfast, a snack, or something to bring home. The offerings feel thoughtfully selected, with enough variety to cover different cravings without making the menu feel scattered. Service is friendly and efficient, and the small size of the shop adds to the charm. Since it has become a popular local spot, some items can sell out during busy hours, so arriving earlier gives you the best selection. Parking can also be a little challenging during peak times, but the quick grab-and-go style makes the visit easy to manage. Clover Bakery & Cafe is a great stop for anyone who enjoys Japanese bakeries. The combination of fresh breads, affordable prices, and unique savory options like onigiri makes it feel different from a standard bakery. It is the type of place where it is worth picking up a few items and trying a mix of everything, leaving you with the sense that you have found a little neighborhood gem that delivers on both quality and variety.

Ordered these for delivery and they were unbelievably soft and fresh! Very creative flavors tooread more

The black sesame donuts!! You have to give it a try. The location was a bit confusing as also…read moreserves katsu curry and takoyakis but all the more reason to visit. Inside mitsuwa marketplace

Nice coffee spot in Cupertino with walkable area around the apartment complex!…read more Plenty of parking spots, many options of coffee and non coffee drinks, nice staff and quick service! I got iced latte and it was quite good. There is a restroom inside. Overall it's a really fun place with paintings and posters around, big tables and outside sitting!

Bitter Sweet has a great ambience with green indoor plants, succulents and an aquarium…read more Seating is comfortable and the drip coffees are excellent. I recently tried a pho latte which was quite unique, and an orange scone that was delicious. I will not be trying the pho latte again since pho in coffee is an acquired taste. The owner is a bit strict about bringing pets inside, which was a bit of a downside for me.

Never had a Kristy Kream donut before, so had to try one. I got a glazed original, a sugar and a…read moreglazed cake donut. All were good, reminded me of my childhood. Parking is right in front. Attendant was friendly.

So is it best practice/service oriented to lock the doors at 9:40 knowing you close at 10 pm? I…read morecouldn't believe it. And I said let me go back and take a picture just to send to corporate. Do not advertise open until 10 pm and shut down 20 minutes before. It's not like you were just putting stuff up. At 9:45 the cases were empty! You were cleaning. And the staff didn't even acknowledge people at the door, just continued cleaning up. If you want donuts do not come here after 9:30 pm. 10 pm is just the "suggested" closing time!