Our friend Joy invited us to a party recently where dessert and drinks were catered from New…read moreTerritories Ice Cream, and everything was outstanding. The event involved dozens of kids and parents, and the food held up incredibly well for a large crowd. The ice cream was excellent: very flavorful, rich without being too heavy, and clearly made with high-quality ingredients. The Hong Kong milk tea was also a big hit, and the croffles were fantastic. Crispy, buttery, fresh, and just really well executed. You could immediately tell there was real attention to quality across the menu. We were also impressed by the logistics and presentation. Delivery was right on time, everything was packaged carefully with ice cream kept on dry ice, and the setup made serving a large group easy and stress-free. Nothing arrived melted or messy, which is no small feat for a big party. Overall, the quality for the price was excellent. Joy made a great recommendation, and after trying everything ourselves, we'd gladly order for a future gathering or party, or also visit the store to grab a few items if we pass by.

Had to celebrate national ice cream day and saw New Territories was having a BOGO scoop deal for…read morethe day! This spot is such a gem in Fair Lawn and I'm so glad I finally got to try it. I got two scoops: Little Tokyo Banana and Ube Crunch - absolutely obsessed with both flavors! The ube had such a potent and refreshing taste and the banana tasted very natural and sweet! The staff is also super sweet and helpful throughout your whole experience!

Delicious ice cream all made in house fresh real ingredients ! I had the titimisu and it was…read morefantastic.

Chocolate House is THE spot to satisfy your sweet tooth. Yeah, you might feel an onset of type 2…read morediabetes coming on when you read the menu... but life is too short. EAT THAT TREAT. They have dessert crepes, waffles, shakes, churros, cakes, sundaes, chocolate dips, etc. Whatever you're craving, they most likely have it. I ordered the S'mores crepe ($10.99) which included nutella, graham cookies, and marshmallows. The prices do seem high for a dessert, but the portion sizes are fairly large. You could easily split it between two people. I'm a big back at heart, so I can finish it all by myself ;) The crepe was heavennnnn sent omg. The employees are always friendly and work quickly. They make everything fresh on the spot, so depending on how busy it is, you may have a bit of a wait. This location doesn't have much seating and is pretty small, so it's more of a take out spot. It's also street parking on a very busy street in Paterson. Don't lose your mind, just think about the desserts.

Absolutely delicious pastries and the most butteriest kwassanhs . Hidden gem, it's so hard to find…read moreauthentic French bakeries in North Jersey! I usually go to Balthazar, but this place is better than Balthazar!

I don't know if they changed owners but there is a serious turn around. Went on a Sunday to the…read moreElmwood Park location. Barely anything in the display case . Got a baguette and it wasn't like it was before, not really baked enough. Went to the Ramsey location last Sunday , again not much product on display and staff was rude. Don't see how they can last under these circumstances.

While the dessert was good, the staff is not aware of allergens in desserts. All three people at…read morethe front, although they were very nice, assured me there were no nuts in "Spring" dessert. They said there could be cross contamination. Cross contamination is no issue for me, as I informed them, but I need to know if there are nuts actually inside as an ingredient. One person said only one item on their dessert menu contained nuts, and when I mentioned that many contained hazelnut they seemed surprised to learn that hazelnut is in fact a tree nut. Lo and behold, the chocolate dacquoise inside the Spring dessert contained nuts and I got an anaphylactic reaction as a result and needed to take my EpiPen. The bite I had was very yummy but almost took me out so I'll still keep two stars for the baking itself. However, staff NEEDS to know what contains very common and deadly allergens.

I've been hearing about Sook for quite some time and finally had the chance to check it out. Sook…read moreis located on one of the side streets off East Ridgewood Avenue (walking distance). They also have a chocolate shop next door. When I walked inside of the bakery, I felt transported to a pastry shop in France. I visited on a Sunday afternoon and it was super busy. Service was quick and efficient. I ordered a latte and a scone. The scone was very delicious and fresh. My boyfriend ordered a frozen hot chocolate and a chocolate éclair. I tried a bit of the éclair and we both agreed that it was the star of the show. I normally am not a big éclair person but this one was so chocolatey and rich. It was filled with this creamy, fresh chocolate filling. I strongly dislike the store bought cream filling that they are usually piped with. We sat at one of the little tables on the sidewalk outside since the weather was nice. I will be back if I am in the area and in the mood for a sweet treat!

I've reviewed Shoti bread house before but I had to write again because they continue to amaze me…read more This time my wife and I shared a chicken shish kebab and their amazing khinkali. Even though we ordered through DoorDash the food held up amazingly and was just as delicious as it is in person. Their fresh bread is also spectacular and very reasonably priced.

Amazing Georgian food, terrible service!…read more The food here is a 5/5. It's a unique blend of East and West (think Turkey meets Russia). We loved the Khinkali dumplings, the cheesy Adjarian Khachapuri, the veal stew, and the chicken. It all goes perfectly with red wine! However, the service was a 2/5. We had to ask for our order two times and for water four times. Pro-tip: The food is worth it, but just do takeout to save yourself the headache!

Friendly service, quiet, and tasty espresso drinks. My husband had an iced coffee drink and a…read moreblueberry muffin and he enjoyed his order too. Will visit again!

I absolutely love visiting CoZie Cafe. I always have a really pleasant experience when I go. The…read moreBaristas are so kind and patient. There are SO many different drinks to choose from that sometimes it takes a little extra time to figure out what you want. The inside of the cafe is SO cute and seriously, cozy. There is a back section of tables, and a few tables and comfy chairs in the front when you first walk in. I have been here a couple of times now, but wish I could visit more often. They do coffee flights and that is why they get 5 stars. I wish more coffee places would do flights. It's such a fun experience and it's so awesome to be able to try more than one coffee. I like to try all their fun and festive drinks. From girl scout cookie flavors to candy bars, to just a delicious Pistachio Latte. If I'm hungry I will also purchase the everything croissant with chive cream cheese. It is the *chefs kiss*. My daughter also loves the bakery items here. She will usually grab the chocolate croissant (warmed up of course). I also bought my son a cake pop last time, which he devoured. You really can't go wrong when you swing by CoZie Cafe. It has something for everyone!

I was having coffee nearby and one of the other customers told me about Hands Down Cookies. More…read morespecifically, he told me about the smashed chocolate chip cookie. I was sold on the texture and hint of salt. The shop is clean and modern, gentleman behind the counter was friendly and professional. The smashed cookie was fresh out of the oven. $4 for a decently sized cookie. I showed some willpower and waited until I got home to eat it. Let's just say, it was gone in less than a minute! Absolutely delicious! Maybe I would have gone for a touch more salt but it was a great cookie. I would certainly return.

I feel over the years that my fans have not quite understood the quality, range and experience of…read moremy sweet tooth. I once through a disco at nabisco. I'm well known in Girl Scout cookie circles across the country, for all the wrong reasons. Cookies show up out of nowhere at my door every year at the holidays and ridiculous sums of money are withdrawn from my brittle bank account without my knowledge. Don't know how, should probably care but don't. I take life seriously but not too seriously. I take myself seriously but not too seriously. That my friends is what I'm coining the Serious Sanity Scale. Serious Sanity Scale in a nutshell. The ideal overachievers of folks take themselves seriously and life seriously. However, they don't take themselves or life too seriously. This is a key difference, one to think about, I don't have the time to define it. I care about it enough to present but not to describe. Then there are others, who don't take themselves or life seriously enough. A crowd that wouldn't even know they were within a crowd of similar individuals. There are some that strive or pretend to be like this, but this style of living is innate, if you ask me. And it is typically temporary, like the tubbyness of my tummy. Or so I try to convince myself. It's been years. When will it disappear. Where are my abs. Underneath? Or uncapturable. Stop it tubby nobody cares about the never ending lint in your bustling belly button. Anyways, back to cookies. I kuddled up with the Keebler leprechaun for 4 straight semesters abroad in Northern Ireland. We basically lived at Sainsbury's grocery. He still calls me hear and there, good guy, the reason I'm known as El Grande Fudge Lover. I was the first man to call Amos, famous. Nutter Butter was my nickname in HS. I dated Mrs. Fields until I tasted her overly sugary mess of a cookie. My pet mule paco's favorite toy is my life size Little Debby doll... anyways. Hands Down Cookies is hands down a great addition to Bergen County. Sweets make me sweat. They get me antsy. Butterflies in the tummy. Bite the lip energy. Eye contact so strong that both parties feel they've violated each other. Ya feel me? Anyways... get the chunkier chocolate chip not the thinner one. The chunker? 9.2. Yup. So chocolatey, so tasty. Have confirmed this over multiple tastes, tried and true. They have a different few everytime I end up going. Some duds but a lot of studs, such as the apple crumb punk in the image I blessed you with. I hope they get a ton of business but I'm usually the only one in there. I do go at odd hours so maybe I'm unaware of their popularity. What am I doing with my life. Who am I? What will I become... all things I'll focus on at another time. My focus right now is on getting YOU, my lovely reader, out to Hands Down Cookies on Goffle Road. A truly great and unique cookie collection. Linguini leaves you semi-entertained but fully-educated.

My boyfriend and I stopped by one evening for bubble tea. I…read morehad a fruit tea which was refreshing and delicious. We sat outside and enjoyed watching the world go by. Recommend you go here

This place is great!! The drink was so flavorful and not overly sweet. I got the strawberry green…read moretea matcha latte and I love the strawberry syrup in it at the bottom. It wasn't too sweet and it had jellies in it! And I got it with boba. A regular size was big enough. Definitely more affordable than boba places closer to me. And my husband got iced coffee with boba. So cool that they have coffee too. And the coffee was good. Boba was so fresh too. They have a bunch of claw machines. A dollar to play. I'm so bad but I played anyway because it's fun, and I did lose. But I would come back and play again. Super chic and clean inside and a bathroom in the back. A cool place to hang out and drink boba tea! Staff were super friendly. This place is great!

PROS: This is the best tasting ice cream I've ever had! This is hand made ice cream and I can…read moreeasily taste the difference. Place is clean, spacious, staff is friendly, loads of seating, menu variety plentiful, prices are fair, and it's in a good location CONS: Hardly any parking. it takes nine years to find paid street parking OVERALL: I'm recommending this joint to all my friends. This is absolutely a hidden gem

Came here based on the yelp reviews. It's a nice little ice cream shop with a variety of seating…read moretypes and areas. There's street parking and a lot at the end of the street. Unfortunately, we were a bit disappointed. The person behind the counter was on the phone the entire time and honestly not really paying attention to us. The ice cream looked like it had been sitting out for awhile, and they had run out of several flavors, like mango and pistachio. And the bubble waffle machine was broken. There were some unique flavors of ice cream such as strawberry lychee and fruit blossom (guava orange passion fruit), but they tasted a little weird - like maybe these fruits were just not supposed to go together. The kids liked their chocolate though.

The bakery looks beautiful, cozy, and well maintained, so my first impression was excellent…read more Unfortunately, the sweets were extremely sugary, and the sugar completely overpowered the other flavors. They reminded me of inexpensive supermarket pastries, but at a much higher price. Russian-speaking customers expecting a more balanced taste may be disappointed. Irina, I sincerely wish you and your business success. Please preserve the uniqueness of your small bakery and listen with understanding to disappointed customers.

Best honey cake I've had in a while. Soviets can come off as rude. It's just a different culture…read more People need to lighten up.