never disappoints. Every visit feels consistent -- clean store, well-stocked pastry cases, and…read morestaff who keep the line moving even during peak hours. The variety is impressive, from savory breads to delicate desserts, and everything tastes fresh rather than overly sweet or heavy. Their sea salt coffee and specialty drinks are balanced and smooth, and the self-serve bakery layout makes it easy to browse without feeling rushed. I also appreciate how efficiently they package everything, especially when ordering multiple items. If you're looking for high-quality pastries and drinks that feel a step above typical chain bakeries, 85°C delivers every time.

I stopped by because of the June promotion offering buy one, get one 50% off…read more When it was my turn to check out, I pulled up the reward in the app and asked the cashier, an Asian man with glasses how to redeem the offer. I haven't redeemed any rewards in several months because I've been overseas, so I wasn't sure whether I simply scanned the code or if there was another step involved. Instead of explaining the process, he repeatedly pointed at the screen and said, it's right here. When I asked for clarification, he continued to respond the same way without actually explaining what I needed to do. His tone and mannerisms made me feel as though I was being treated like an inconvenience for asking a simple question. Not every customer is familiar with the app, and some may be using rewards for the first time. A little patience and clearer communication would have gone a long way. The experience was made more frustrating by the long wait beforehand. There were only two cashiers working and the customer ahead of me spent several minutes at the register asking questions. Another cashier was also helping a customer who needed additional assistance. While I understand that questions happen and employees do their best, waiting a considerable amount of time only to receive dismissive customer service was disappointing. Good customer service isn't just about completing a transaction--it's about helping customers understand the process and making them feel welcome. Unfortunately, that was not my experience during this visit.

Aloo samosa - 9.5/10 - $1.99 Chicken spring roll - 10/10 -…read more$2.99 Shami bun kabob - 10/10 - $7.99 Chicken patty - 8.5/10 - $2.99 Paratha - 9/10 Coffee cake - 8.5/10 Karak chai - 9/10 - $1.99 Absolutely loved everything at the recently opened rahat bakery All their items were so fresh and flavorful! My favorite thing was that their food wasnt greasy or oily They use ghee straight from Pakistan and I could tell because the quality was Definitely recommend trying especially their bun kabobs

The label says "Rahat Since 1950" at this Rahat Bakery located in the corner of Park Point Mall…read morefacing Park Point Drive. There was a bit of drive coming from SW Houston. I heard from my Yelper friend Sara I who was interested to introduce me to this bakery. I went to Rahat Bakery on the Labor Day holiday. I was glad that I did. I ordered one of each from the hot food case and whatever little pastries I could. While there was seating, my takeout was for the long drive home. I found the flavors were more to my palate. I don't like overly sweet on my ladoo, barfi and lemon tart, which in contrast to those Indian sweets in Hillcroft area. In the flavor scale of 1 to 5, 5 being Holy Cow and 1 being Mild, I have tried: 3 of 5 Chicken Eggroll 5 of 5 Drumstick 1 of 5 Beef Puff 2 of 5 Chicken Puff 6 of 5 Beef Patty (outrageously delicious) 4 of 5 Samosa The chicken egg roll was crispy and tasty. I don't need any dipping sauce because the flavor is right on point with a little bit of spicy goodness and lots of chicken meat in there. The drumstick was da bomb. It surprised me with a giant kick in my mouth. The beef patty was really powerful. The flavor was out of this world. It's like eating a spicy beef jerky without the chewy texture. I would take some for my upcoming long-distance trip. Chicken puff was more flavorful than the beef puff. I was glad that ate them in the right sequence. Otherwise, things would taste differently. OMG, the surprise of the day was the samosa. It's bigger than my fist. Humongous samosa for $1.99 was unheard of. The flavor was on point for me. I didn't need dipping sauce either. The wrapper was flaky and light. It tasted better the next day. Most importantly, the prices are very reasonable. Employees were friendly. I chatted with the manager for a little bit. He shared the history of Rahat Bakery and their plan on expansions. I definitely will come back to try the cakes and brunch. Dropped 1 star for the entrance. There are 2 steps in front of the door. I don't think they can fix that. It's not just tripping hazard but also dangerous for those people who are not steady on their feet, like me.

Very expensive and overpriced. I had to draw the cake out and write what flavors, designs, etc…read more Tells me it will cost additional for different icings... expensive and not good in quality either. I heard their ads in radio that's why I was excited to try them out. No wonder they are placing ads.

Came here because of the yelp reviews and it did not disappoint. Love how the cakes are not overly…read moresweet so you can actually taste the flavor of each cakes. Service is also top notch, friendly and accommodating. The place is a little hard to find but with the pictures on yelp, it helps to find where the building is located. Plus everything is Halal.

Crave Me Cakes came up on my Yelp as a place to visit. I decided to check them out today. The owner…read morewas very friendly and gave me a brochure of what they do and have. I decided to get the red velvet cupcake and the vanilla with chocolate icing. I also received a free cookie. The chocolate chip cookie is very tasty with Hershey candy as the chocolate chip. Love it! The cupcakes were original size cupcakes in a very cute paper cup and very good. Very nice setup. I'll be back. Ten stars

Cupcakes and Coffee!! How could you go wrong. Nice place to have a quick treat with friends.read more

Unique dessert shop! Stopped in bc my kids were screaming for "donuts" and this place came up as…read morethe closest on Google lol! Fair warning, no donuts in sight, but glad we stumbled in! Puffs with an assortment of pre-assembled sauce topping (ube, matcha, strawberry, chocolate), with any filling you want, such as chocolate, vanilla, matcha, etc. There are Thai teas and other goodies, but we stuck with the original stuff for this visit. We were able to try all kinds of puffs, but my personal favorite was the ube!!! And the chocolate filling was divine. A very cute & clean interior!

Odd service and mediocre puffs. The server asked us what we wanted twice before pulling out an…read moreAirPod and finally being able to hear our request. We got our food right away which was nice but the puffs were more pudding than puff. I was disappointed in how much the cream resembled pudding. I won't be returning but maybe if you love pudding it's for you.

This is one popping place In Missouri City / Sugarland. How did I not know this place existed…read more One thing I love about MoCity is all the gems that are just buried unsuspecting that will blow your mind. There is no billboard or web article acclaim - but when you step inside you are transported to warmth and love on 100. This place is no exception. Such a cozy feel, the baristas are so kind and accommodating, actually smiling - can you imagine that?! They genuinely take interest in you. Here is the set up. There are so many chairs and tables, it feels like you're in a massive well decorated living room. Ample space to spread out and work or study or read scripture. Speaking of reading scripture - if God made coffee on Day 6 it was because the two new humans made him exhausted. That's why he needed rest on Day 7 teeheehee. I had a matcha latte. It was wayyyy to sweet for me. Considering I do not have a single sweet tooth in my mouth and usually drink my matcha plain. They were kinda and gave me a coffee on the house with free refills. There are alot of pastries, I heard there were tacos, I will try those next time. Will I be back?... of course. This place was popping by 9 and I see why. They are doing something RIGHT!

My friend had me pick up coffee and breakfast here while we were in the area. It has been on my…read morelist to check out. I got there right at Saturday opening & a customer was already there studying/working. The brick wall and forest wall mural with indoor dim lighting gave a cool and chill cafe vibe. The employee was welcoming and friendly while I made my final order decision. I got the matcha latte with oat milk (vanilla syrup is used) & jalapeño sausage & cheese kolache. My friend got a Texas latte & sausage breakfast sandwich. My friend said the latte was energizing & the sandwich was perfectly filling. My matcha latte was little too sweet and creamy for me so I'll probably just need to make little adjustments for my preference next time like almond milk and less syrup. The kolache was a very good serving size and only wish I had a stronger jalapeño taste. We definitely need to come back for another visit soon!

They have these refrigerated bao buns that are great once microwaved for one minute. They have…read morechicken and pork. They also have a selection of baked goods.

Was in the area and I remember hearing about The Baker's Son so decided that husband and I needed…read moreto go in. The place is small but they have lots of items packaged and ready for sell. The prices are typical bakery prices. We got 2 different items to bring home and have with coffee. Both of the items were different full of flavor and color but 1 of the items had too much sugar for my taste buds. In my opinion you need to go once and try it.

First time at Bibi's last week. It's a cute Persian cafe with definite mom and pop vibes with a…read moreselection of grocery items, and pastries that you could purchase as well. I unfortunately didn't try any of the baked goodies, but will be back to give it a go. I came at lunchtime and got 2 sandwiches to try- the Bandari (sausage) and the Cotlet. I also got the Haleem, since I'd never had it before. I devoured the Bandari in my car, which is a feat for me since I rarely finish a sandwich like that in one sitting. The cotlet sandwich was good, but the Bandari was my favorite. The Haleem is basically like poreidge, with a slight sweetness and cinnamon on top. Not sure the texture was my fave, but it was a comforting breakfast substitute for me. Service was sweet. The mom who took the order was the one who headed back into the kitchen and made my food. Loved it, definitely want to come back!

I was really disappointed with my experience. The food I received Kale patches) looked nothing like…read morethe pictures advertised. What was shown online looked fresh, vibrant, what I got was the complete opposite the serving portion was nothing like their advertised . I attached their pic and our food To go, you are the judge. Also I ordered their Barbary bread, and by the next day, it was so hard like plastic I couldn't even bite into it. Totally inedible. If you're going to promote something with such appealing photos, you need to make sure your actual product lives up to it. Why compromise your business by cutting corners on quality? If you just stick to what you promise, you wouldn't be getting reviews like this. Customers notice, and trust is easy to lose.