I have been too many times, and it always hits the spot! Technically, it's just bread and butter,…read morebut it is sooo so good - specially when you dunk it in some karak chai ! I personally prefer the original over the flavored ones, so you can get the simple but delicious taste. Service is always good, and the place is always clean.

The breads are quite delicious but service can be hit or miss at this location. They change their…read morerules for their toogoodtogo deals depending on their mood and who's working that morning. They also take a very very very long time to prep the bread even though I'm the only customer there and I asked them not to reheat or put anything on the bread. It took them such a long time to just put the breads in bags and check me out. If the wait is this bad at 7:30am, I wonder how they run their business during busy times. Plenty of parking and not a bad location to get in and out of. Restroom is usually fairly clean.

Pretty cool people, they let you try some if you want to get a sample. Its located near the food…read morecourt inside the mall. Got the strawberry cheesecake jar for $7.5. Perfectly sweet as in not overwhelming and the graham crackers are slightly salted to make it delish. I like it, just wish it was bigger since I was wanting to eat more :). I feel like the ratio of the crackers is a bit much and too flaky.

I really like the concept of this place too. Who doesn't like dessert in a jar lol but I tried the…read morepeach cobbler and it was not good. The peach cobbler had a strange taste and texture like old grits. It didn't taste like traditional cobbler so I was very disappointed in that and threw it out. The strawberry cheesecake jar tasted better but it is not actual cheesecake :( It is whipped cream on top of a layer of crushed graham crackers with strawberry topping.

I stopped by here over the weekend, as it's been on my list of places to try in the area. I was…read moreimpressed by how spacious and open the bakery was inside! They even have a ton of children's highchairs if you want to bring your family. Now for the sweet treats, this place has the widest variety of cheesecakes I've seen in the area! The employees were friendly and fast! They boxed up my cakes before I was even done paying. If you like cheesecake, this is your place! I'll admit I'm not a huge cheesecake person so I opted for the strawberry tart and matcha tiramisu to share with my husband. I also got a citron cookie but I didn't love it. My husband really enjoyed it though! Every single piece is beautiful and fully loaded with tasty toppings. I will say the pieces are generous for the price at just under $10 a slice. They are BIG. The strawberry's and cream were delicious. Strawberries were super fresh and still crunchy. I really enjoyed the matcha tiramisu as it was really flavorful and not too sweet. Their cream is really good. Very light and creamy. I can't wait to return and try either the black sesame or melon tart.

The pics on the other reviews made me go looking for this place! I got a slice of their lemon…read morecheesecake. It was an ample slice. Looked great but frankly taste and texture were just meh. I did take out this visit. By the way I didn't see any petit fours!

Owner curses customer when customer complain something. Food is not very good either. And…read moreoverpriced.

Came here today and ordered souffle pancakes. I dont think they do the strawberry version anymore,…read moreor at least didn't see it anywhere on the menu. But the regular ones were pretty good. Not as good as the ones in Japan itself, but a good taste of the cuisine and a tasty treat. They do take a while, about 20 minutes, to make your order. However if your craving souffle pancakes or just wapnt to try it, this is a decent spot to go.

Yum! Stopped here today after lunch for a little dessert. Loved how clean and spacious it is! The…read morestaff member was welcoming and so kind to answer all my questions on the menu items. I ordered the coconut jelly with watermelon and chewy balls-so good, refreshing, not overly sweet, and light! Also had the egg waffle which was excellent! Highly recommend!

Love this place, only downside is.. it's so far from where I live. I'm waiting for them to open up…read moretheir Frisco location so I can go more! We come here all the time! My favorite drink is their D3, which is their mango pomelo and sago. It's a bit on the pricier side and a really heavy dessert. So probably best to get it in between meals or get it for a summer treat! I've gotten their other drinks like the mango and coconut with aloe or crystal jelly. Their jellies itself have no flavor, really just to chew while drinking something refreshing and delicious. They have this store in CA and my parents really like their mango mochi. I always see their mango pudding, but I've never actually gotten it. Overall, definitely recommend. It is located in the super busy ranch99 plaza with BCD tofu, kickin crab, 85 degrees, etc so make sure you arrive early to find some parking. They have a pretty open and spacious spot so tons of seating. Definitely check them out if you haven't already.

Delicious blueberry yogurt cake and happy staff!…read more I love walking here in flower mound from my neighborhood.

Paris Baguette - Lewisville…read more Totally unexpected location. Pastries galore! "Strawberry Croissant," had fresh fruit with fluffy texture and sweet creamy filling. This might be, truly, the best croissant come across my tastebuds! If you're familiar with Lewisville, TX, you know for number of years some parts of it were run down and not taken care of. Vista Ridge Mall, was one of those neighborhoods that was neglected for years and sadly looks like a ghost town inside and out. I recently walked through this mall with family and it was sad to see what once was a very prominent shopping and dining place, became almost abandoned. So I thought. When you drive around the mall, you'll see a nice corner lot of the building, full parking lot that has a small town of its own. Full of Korean shopping and dining. You'll find a large, "Zion Food Market," and next to it... "Paris Baguette." As soon as you walk through the large glass doors, you're immediately be transported into French atmosphere. The fresh baked goods aromas are crowding into your nostrils. To your right is pastry galore options. "Prosciutto Fig & Goat Cheese Pizzetta," "Hash Brown Bread," "Pastry Franks," "Mini Grain Cream Cheese Pastry," "Mini Croissants," "Strawberry Croissants," "NY Cheese Tart," "Tiramisu Tart," "Sweet Rice Doughnuts," "Sausage Stick Bread," "Snow Bunny Cake," "Chocolate Strawberry Cake," "Red Velvet Cake," and surprisingly... so much more. The amount of fresh, handmade, pastries this particular location has can be overwhelming. You can walk around and try to find the perfect pastry for yourself and you'll find yourself lost in your inner desires. After walking around, on an empty stomach, trying to select the best pastry, I ended up settling on, "Prosciutto Fig & Goat Cheese Pizzetta," "Pastry Frank," and "Strawberry Croissant." When you place your order, you have such kind and friendly staff. They were extremely helpful in helping me with my large selection. "Strawberry Croissant," had fresh fruit with fluffy texture and sweet creamy filling. This might be, truly best croissant I've ever tasted. "Pastry Frank," was soft to the touch and the meat inside was evenly cooked that with every bite, it was a perfect dance combination for your tongue. Their New, "Prosciutto Fig & Goat Cheese Pizzetta," was very delicious. The large peace's of goat cheese, mix with other meats and seasonings made a perfect choice for a snack or a meal. In fact, costing under $6, I was full after eating it by itself. I had to take the rest of the pastries To-Go. Definitely recommend this location for pastries galore and friendly staff.

Love love D'Caramel Patisserie!…read more I stumbled across this delightful bakery about 8 months ago when I saw a long line of people outside on a Saturday afternoon. They have so many delightful and fun pastries that it's hard to choose what to try. My favorite is the chocolate roll!! I use to buy them by the dozen and then would eat them all over a few days... Not a good idea for the figure so now I buy just one. The loaf of croissant bread was yummy, just sliced it and toasted it up. I have bought many of their cute pastries as a birthday gift and they were a big hit. Always a fan of D'Caramel Patisserie!!

Yes they are a bit pricey but it worth the cost…read more Love the cute presentation and fresh flavors. Croissants and other baked items also must try items.

The mango fruit mousse was delicious and cheap. I got the Dubai platter as well and the chocolate…read morewas warm and melty, while the knafeh was delicious and crunchy! The fruit was fresh in all the dishes. I also loved the vibe of the restaurant! The purple tones, the aesthetic display, and the lanterns hanging from the ceiling made you stop and admire. Overall 10/10 I loved everything and would recommend!!

Stopped by Bigdash and tried their Kunafa made fresh on the rolling stove, and it was absolutely…read moreincredible. Watching it being prepared right in front of you makes the experience even better. The kunafa was perfectly crispy on the outside and filled with warm, stretchy cheese inside--pure cheesy heaven. The sweetness was balanced just right with the syrup, and the flavor was rich without being overwhelming. If you're a fan of Middle Eastern desserts, this is a must-try. Fresh, hot, and made right in front of you--definitely one of the best kunafa desserts I've had. I'll definitely be coming back for more.

This is quite a lovely place to have Yemen's unique coffee and teas. They have quite a dazzling…read morearray of pastries and excellent matcha drinks too! I really didn't like their Tiramisu croissant because it was really sweet but maybe I'm not used to that style? I personally enjoyed their savory dishes, the Zaataar pie and the spinach cream pastry. I do give a forewarning that this place seems to be constantly understaffed so you may have to wait a bit longer than normal for your orders. PS. They have a drive through

The person who took our order seemed like he didn't want to be there. He wasn't very inviting but…read morethat wouldn't ruin the experience. Just an observation. The drinks are overpriced for what you get. They had a lot of flavor options which was nice. I had the banana cloud matcha which was good. The pastries were good but nothing for me to rave about. The place is nicely decorated and there are a lot of seating options. They also have a drive through. Overall it was decent!

One of the very best key lime pies I have ever had. So creamy and the perfect tang! You will have…read moreto definitely catch it in their daily menu. I also got a HUGE brownie with the best chocolate icing. It took me a week to finish it. So good!

A visit from local favorite bartender Matthias caused the need to visit this bakery, which doubles…read moreas a bar a few nights a week. Full stocked bar with some interesting ideas for drinks. Square top peninsula bar to the left as you walk in and lounge area sofas and arm chairs to sit in groups to the right. Place is clean and just FYI it has one unisex bathroom and the place opens at 7 PM. This Friday night featured an appetizer menu, what I will call a munchies menu of tacos made by another vendor, and bottle cap bingo of all things. I tried the pecan bourbon old fashioned ($13) and found it to be good. I try to limit the add-ins somewhat and so I just stuck with Buffalo Trace on a large rock for the rest of the night. My wife had several mixed drinks that were in the $12 range. Matthias came up with a drink that was, per my wife, "sweet and strong." I thought maybe she was thinking of me when she ordered but she nixed that idea pretty quickly....LOL Mini-charcuterie ($12) I thought left something to be desired. Beef jerky added with just a toothpick of cured meats. Not sure how they fit three different types on there but they did and it was just enough to make you want more. Cheeses seemed to be basic run of the mill diced. Per my wife it was ok, but she would probably pass on ordering it again. It's not meant as an entree to be fair and there is a good portion as a whole, but just overly simple and a little light on proteins. I'd cut down the cheese and double the toothpick, also 86 that jerky stuff and probably have a decent plate. Maybe even through a couple extra strawberries on there. Two sisters sitting next to us ordered the artichoke and spinach dip. They said the dip was fine but the baguettes were way over-toasted (i.e. too dry) and that seems like an easy fix. Later in the evening during bingo I tried a couple of tacos. They are brought in and stored, reheated when ordered. Unfortunately it seems like it as the flour tortillas are quite soft and it just doesn't come out fresh. The relleno burrito is just a relleno wrapped in a flour tortilla; the potato and chorizo had my wife's approval and mine as well. Laura runs a good bar over there, and some of you may remember her from Torchy's down the road. Fair pours and prices commensurate for around the area. Bingo runs pretty quickly, even the blackouts and the organizer had a plinko game a la price is right style. Was a fun run down memory lane for me. In a bit of irony, we never ordered dessert, which is the main focus of this business during the week. The samples I saw looked pretty good and it seems like the bar is just a way to make use of the space off bakery hours which I can appreciate. To me though they are nearing that price range where I'd expect a little better from the kitchen for appetizers. About $120 was the overall tab which we capped with a 25% tip. Went home after having a good time but just felt they fell short on the food.