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    Sarayri Oriental Sweets

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    The Original Italian Bakery - Regular zeppole

    The Original Italian Bakery

    4.4(160 reviews)
    1.3 mi
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    It is St. Joseph's Day. I have never had a zeppola and it's about time I did. So off we went to…read morestand in line at The Original Italian Bakery. The bakery has a small parking lot with about half a dozen spots. A policeman was on duty today to direct cars to the Walgreen parking lot next door when this lot was full, and to let them in when spots were open. As the line of people waiting outside the door to get in was constant, this was very smart planning and much appreciated. Some folks seemed to know St. Joseph's Day was very busy here and had placed orders in advance. These smart shoppers skipped the line and quickly came back outside with their orders bagged up. The line moved pretty well with four shop assistants helping customers. Only about 10 guests, max, fit inside at a time. Once inside bagged breads like sandwich rolls were on shelves while calzone and other meal pastry were in a case. Then, there were three cases full of zeppola. During our visit they had chocolate, pistachio, ricotta and original available. We got one of each. I cut my first zeppola in half and see the cream filling sits all the way down into the pastry. These are firm enough to hold in your hand and bit into. The pastry is very much like that in an éclair. Firm while being light and airy. The original filling is a lovely custard. The chocolate is a fluffy cream base I believe. Both were very tasty. I have two more to try and am looking forward to them. Between these tasty pastry and other items they had for sale there, we'll be back. You should check them out too.

    This establishment is a staple for the Johnston community. Their Zepole selection is nothing short…read moreof amazing. The bread, pizza strips, and desserts are wonderful. They also give back to the community by donating to schools and worthy causes. I wish I would've taken pictures during my visit, but it was a holiday weekend and it was packed. A good sign that this establishment is definitely worth a visit.

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    Feed The Cheeks

    Feed The Cheeks

    3.9(38 reviews)
    4.6 miCollege Hill

    Love the name! We were resting in our hotel room when my…read moredaughter asked to take a night stroll and she wanted something sweet. She brought me here and all the cookies were looking so delicious! You could see the area in the back where sheets of cookie doughs were waiting to be sent to the oven; fresh daily baked cookies, it seems. Love the interior decor! The server was super nice!

    I know my way around a cookie. And I thought this cookie was pretty good! Granted, I've been here a…read moregrand total of one time, and ordered a single cookie. But I thought that one cookie was great! At first, I was hesitant as the trendy pink decor was reminiscent of Crumbl, whose cookies I do not enjoy. So I was expecting Feed the Cheeks to serve me some generic, overly sweet gimmicky monstrosity that would make me ill. But no! I ordered the chocolate strawberry cookie and I really liked it. It wasn't overly sweet, but balanced in its flavor. The strawberry icing wasn't thick and gross and overly sweet either. The chocolate was rich and because they warmed it up, perfectly ooey gooey. If I had been a little more cognizant of my surroundings instead of getting worked up by the iPad ordering system (can we please bring back human interaction?), I probably would've gotten a four pack of the mini cookies and sampled a few flavors. But when in Rome, order the giant cookies. The cookie still tasted good when I finished it at work the next day, too. The inside is what you'd expect, and very pink. And there's a few short stools at a very low counter you can sit at. I had some time to kill so I sat and ate my cookie there. Passersby looked down on us from the large windows facing Angell Street. Maybe they were jealous that they didn't treat themselves to a big cookie, or maybe they were cherishing their own willpower as they looked forward to the kale salad awaiting them at home. Either way, the cookie was a great choice!

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    Cafe Italia - Strawberry Shortcake Martini

    Cafe Italia

    4.3(89 reviews)
    3.5 miFederal Hill

    10/10 service and a gorgeous cafe! The cafe has plenty of space and perfect for WFH days…read more The barista literally went above and beyond when I asked for recommendations. He was so fun to talk to and then he made me a matcha latte with banana cold foam. While the matcha quality wasn't the best the overall drink was delicious, especially the cold foam. He told me that the cold foam is house made with really banana.

    I have come to this restaurant twice and while I have never had any food, the drinks are really…read moregreat. I love that atmosphere and decor, inspired by Greek and Roman mythology. Several of the menu items are also named after Greek and Roman gods and goddesses. My favorite item is no longer on the menu, but it was a Ferrero Roche hazelnut martini and it was delicious. I'm hoping it comes back this winter. I had a chocolate strawberry martini this most recent time that wasn't yet on the menu and it was so, so tasty. I also had a gin lavender drink made because they do have lavender simple syrup and it was also very good. My only complaint about the establishment is that their bathroom is really small and kind of oddly shaped. Not really ADA compliant. I had just had foot surgery and was using a walker and I could not fit my walker into the bathroom the correct way, I had to enter sideways, which was very difficult and I had not been planning for that. I imagine a wheelchair would have difficulty as well, but I believe there's some steps to enter the building so it's unlikely someone in a wheelchair would even be able to access the restaurant. We had really good service both times I've gone, the servers are pretty attentive. It did take a while for us to be seated, there's a sign that says wait to be seated, but no one ever approached us so we just sat ourselves and a server did come by fairly quickly after that. Overall, I would definitely go back, I am dying to try their martini flights on Thursday nights.

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