Gosh. So many beautifully made cheesecakes and tart pies. We…read moredecided to try the yuzu cheesecake. It was super yummy! Service was good. I like that the music is not too loud. It allows for conversations. Nice hangout place.

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.

Everything is good here. If you like mango, you need to stop by! My only thing is it gets pricy…read morereal quick. I spent $20 on a drink and a box of mango mochi (6 pcs). I love the mango swirl drink, i think that's my favorite because it has jasmine tea and cheese foam~~~ the mango pomelo coconut sago is good too if you're craving for something creamier. The black rice with durian is gooood~~~ same goes for the mango chewy balls. I think everything on the menu is worth it! I just wish it was cheaper, i want to order more than 1 item but it's like $7-10 for one item already. The mango mochis are good and they last pretty long in the fridge without it getting hard. Kinda pricy though for 6 pieces $10.95 and they're pretty small. Please change price to $8.95.

Hui lau shan .. they sell mostly Hongkong mango related dessert…read more Mango with chewy balls, a scoop of mango ice cream. $7 .. tasted good. Taste was actually 4/5 The white chewy balls were a little hard, like they didn't boil them long enough. But portion size 2/5 ? They have displays and the displays showed much bigger portion that what we actually received. As consumers we didn't feel great after seeing the displays (expectation) vs reality. What we received was around 60% of display. The display also came in a glass container but what we received was in a small plastic cup.

I've been wanting to visit a Paris Baguette since first seeing one on the map in Carrollton, but…read morenever was able to go due to time constraints or distance from my office. Today, my wife and I had the pleasure of visiting the one adjacent to the Zion Market. We were delighted to find this spot open - we'd been walking the mall since she hadn't been there in years and we'd skipped breakfast so we bought a couple pastries and coffee and tea and it was all very good. I can't wait to be back. Service was good and quick - so many choices and we were pressed for time, but the cakes looked amazing and we enjoyed everything bought. We feel really fortunate to have places like this near enough to Denton that we can take family to visit when they come out and treat ourselves every so often.

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

Service was great, girls were friendly and polite. Pastries…read morewere very tasty. Definitely would recommend. Ambiance was calm and quiet, it was around 11 so i believe they possibly get a rush around 12. They are on average $5-$10 per pastry. The coffee is also in the same price range. If you like fig, their pastry with fig filling was so tasty.

Big boo! The discontinued their chocolate cinnamon roll and I go there just for this wonderful…read moredelicacy. Bring it back please!

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.

Honestly everything I tried was amazing! Stopped by here…read moreafter work to pick up some sweet treats. The service was fast and they offered me their recommendation of what to try. She recommended the strawberry cake and I'm glad she did. I LOVED the strawberry cake. It was so light and delicious. The pistachio cake was really good too! Just very decadent as the shell is a layer of chocolate. I will definitely return to try some more sweets. The shop itself is clean and organized well.

This is a spontaneous coffee shop with delicious drinks and desserts…read more Chai whole bag to go to take home 30$ The most authentic chai we have ever had.

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

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.