Nice little coffee shop with Japanese inspired flavors. They have a huge selection and there is…read moredefinitely something for everyone. I got the Kyoto cold brew and my boys got the ube matcha and strawberry matcha. The drinks were made quickly and tasted perfect, not too sweet! Just the way we like it. Service was friendly and happy. There is a small amount of indoor seating and outside. It's clean, bright and modern. A wonderful addition to Yorba Linda!

Updating my review:…read more Coffee and Matcha lattes are all average in my experience/opinion. I feel like their milk ratio is higher than most places - which leaves the latte to taste "watered down" and the espresso or matcha gets drowned out by the milk. I have tried this place 4 times now and will be going elsewhere for my coffee & matchas. Inside seating is small BUT there are quite a few tables available with OUTLETS, which is helpful for doing laptop work, etc. They have a LOYALTY (points) system which is nice for working towards a free drink at least. They have quite a few different pastries - croissants, donuts (which are very yummy & fluffy), cheese danishes, cinnamon rolls, etc etc Service is usually pretty QUICK and friendly, which I appreciate.

I don't feel the homeyness or community. Could be better, it was ok. It is very expensive for what…read moreit is. But it was pretty cute inside and there was pinball. The scoopers felt unenthusiatic while I was there, it was late though.it tasted ok, just store bought would be cheaper, it was more a experience thing.

​If you haven't been to Blue Scoop Creamery yet, you are seriously missing out on some of the…read morefinest premium, ice cream around. This place has completely elevated the dessert game, balancing classic nostalgia with incredible culinary creativity. ​You can instantly taste that everything is high-quality ingredients. This shop (Yorba Linda) is bright, clean, and modern, and the staff is always incredibly patient and enthusiastic about helping you find your perfect scoop. Folks, skip the mass-produced grocery store pints and support a spectacular local gem. Blue Scoop has officially ruined all other ice cream for me! ​Have I mentioned the cups are great but get your scoops in a fresh waffle cone, the smell alone when you walk in will convince you anyway!

First time trying Evan's BBQ and now I'm sad... Sad I don't live closer. The food is amazing. We…read moreordered their pulled pork sandwich, the brisket sandwich, Mac and cheese, baked beans and cornbread. Everything was full of flavor and the portions are enough to share. (Which we did) Definitely recommend coming here if you're looking for good BBQ, great people and a nice outdoor comfy atmosphere. Thank you to Q for the recommendation!

Good, but pricey for the portions. The sandwich was $20 and was just the sandwich, no sides…read more The cornbread was $6 and a large slice, but a bit dry. Some butter on the side would have been nice. The mac and cheese was fine, but was heavier on the cheese than the mac for my taste. It was $3 for a can of Coca Cola that was cool, but not cold. Picnic benches outside were cute, some shade, but finding an available spot without bird droppings was tricky. You order on a computer screen that isn't easy to view in sunlight and they call your name when ready. Free parking structure nearby was helpful since there is limited street parking. Glad we went once, but probably won't go again.

Best cookies in town! They are perfectly cooked and are so good. There's a chocalote chip in each…read morebite which makes it perfect.

I first heard of this cookie shop when my sister ordered custom cookies for her baby shower. The…read moreforest animals theme for her sugar cookie order was very cute. I had my mom order some cookies for my daughter's birthday and the cookies were gone by the end of the party. The kids loved the cookies. They were gone because they taste delicious! I decided to try them out a third time with a cookie order as a thank you present for some people and they literally delivered. I did pay the delivery fee and it was worth it. Of course the recipients loved the cookies. It is a little far to drive to this place, but worth the drive if you're in the area. Every time I have an opportunity to go to Orange County, I will think of The Cookie Element and the possibility of stopping by.

We've come here several times with our family. The coffee drinks are great and so was the breakfast…read moreburrito. It can get pretty busy, but we are always able to grab a table. There's usually a good mix of people hanging out getting work done in their laptops or groups enjoying a gab. Follow them on social they are super fun to keep up with!

It's rare that I don't give a 4 or a 5 to a restaurant, usually a 5. Between the overcooked food…read moreand the terrible service it's a 2. This is our second time coming on a Sunday afternoon. In both cases they were unable to prepare the food well. Last week I had eggs Benedict and the egg yolks were solid and The English muffin was not really toasted and was cold. I sent the Benedict back but Asked to keep the rest of the food because I was hungry. The girl ignored my Request, Took my entire plate and did not return with the other food on it. I literally waited 10 minutes for them to redo the eggs while my partner finished his breakfast and I had nothing to eat. The Hollandaise sauce was Very Good, but ham on the Benedict was incredibly thin. I've had many eggs Benedict and this was unusual to offer A slice of ham comparable to a thin deli slice. My partner's omelette Was quite Brown but had good veggies in it. His hashbrowns were barely cooked. Today We both ordered a veggie omelette with chicken in my partner's. I made it very clear that my veggie omelette should not be Brown (= overcooked) . The girl read Back our order and she wrote My request very clearly. What arrived at our table was quite a shock! My omelette was definitely Brown and my partner's omelette was dark Brown. My brown omelette had chicken (his order) and his omelette was actually my order and dark brown! I've never seen an omelette served that was that overcooked! How could they possibly ignore the instructions and mixed them up? Add to this that his toast was burnt. Really? You can't prepare Toast properly? When I brought it to their attention one of the girls she said I could see how you might think that as I showed her the burnt toast. She said we have already put everything away in the kitchen and so I don't know that we can do anything about it. We said it would be fine if it's an English muffin but, something that's not burnt. She disappeared into the kitchen for quite a while. Eventually when she resurfaced she brought the unevenly toasted bread, (But not burnt) and proceeded to tell us the following: " If you would get here earlier (We arrived 40 min before closing) we could serve you better" ( I later realized Those must be words from the owner). So if I arrive earlier my food wont be overcooked?Or if I arrive earlier they Have time to correct their mistakes? I knew the kitchen closes at 1:40. Waiting at the counter To ask about soup, I stood for 5 + minutes watching 5 employees move about. Finally I was able to ask and waited another minute or so while she went to go to the Back to ask. Now in line to order the man before me was trying to order (before 1:40) a vegan omelette. The girl said it was too late. He explained he had driven all the way from Riverside and it was still within the timeframe to order. She went back into the kitchen and a woman came out. (the owner? ) . The woman proceeded to chastise the young man for coming in late and trying to order a vegan omelette. She told him he'd done this before and he should get here earlier. He explained that he had not actually ordered but had tried. She said several times that she would make an exception this time but it can't happen again. And she continued to chastise him. Who treats their customers like this? .I literally watched the minutes tick by, wondering if I'd make it before the cutoff. More people entered. . Ah oh, do they know about the cutoff in 1 minute?? The girl behind the counter announced that no more orders would be taken after 1:45. Aw, they were being generous by allowing five more minutes to order. But there's no way these people could get their order in within the next five minutes. Will they say, too late, After they've been waiting in Line? Why not say instead, our kitchen is closing but we will be happy to take your orders. And why not hang a sign on the door that says the kitchen is closed at 1:40 But still accommodate diners's needs? The omelette tasted good but the experience was so negative, Such unkindness, Completely lacking in hospitality.