Semolina Bread outstanding Almond biscotti terrific…read more Staff very helpful and knowledgeable Highly recommend

TLDR: your bakery isn't good enough to be rude to customers. The cookies are fine, not good. I'd…read morerather bake cookies myself than be spoken to condescendingly by the loser behind the counter. My family was one of two groups in the store. Waited 7-10 minutes without so much as a glance from the TWO women working. They were too busy talking to the other people. Finally it was our turn. The cookies looked meh. I asked a question about them and the old lady was SO rude to me that I walked out.

When leaving lunch, i noticed this place a couple doors down. My kid loves swee so i decided to…read morestop in and see if they had something worth getting. I was greeted as soon as i entered the establishment. I can say that it was a bit clustered on the counters. The associate explained each cupcake flavor to me so i really appreciated that. I got two peanut butter cookies, one caramel crunch cupcake and an iced vanilla latte. The latte was really good, the coffee was fresh, it woke me right up after that meal lol. You can definitely tell it's a bakery. It smelt heavenly inside. The menu also caught my eye since I am a breakfast person and their options made my eyes widen. I'll definitely have to check it out for breakfast one of these days.

Came here with my dad on a Monday around 12 PM for lunch, I ordered the Hawaiian chicken sandwich…read moreand he ordered a sandwich. We both got fries on the side. The Hawaiian chicken sandwich was really really buttery and the sodium content was crazy. The pineapple basically tasted salty and buttery, which wasn't the best. My stomach was hurting a little by the time I stopped eating, and I left a little left on the plate along with a lot of fries. The smell in here is really really strong and unpleasant. If you're grabbing a coffee or a pastry to go, don't worry about this. Otherwise, I wouldn't recommend staying here for a meal like we did. This definitely affected my appetite.

I have been to this location many times. I have no idea what happen to this location on Yelp. So…read morehere I am adding it again. The cakes are absolutely delicious, the cake itself is light, the icing is not too sweet. I was worried getting Dark Chocolate cake for a family gathering as not many ppl like dark Chocolate, however don't let that fool you, this is a master piece with the perfect balance. The employees are very pleasant and helpful. I do suggest going early if you want a if you want a Pacific cake. I have tried the "Red Velvet " (not my favorite) The "Sweet potatoe cake " my favorite, I could not believe this cake was make with sweet potatoes. The next one I wanna try is the "Tiramisu cake"

Ari Bakery is part of Paris Morning Bakery, a small but growing chain of Korean bakeries. Paris…read moreMorning was named the Best Asian Bakery by the Sun Sentinel. Owner Danny Cho moved here from South Korea in 1996. After meeting CEO John Nam in church, they have gone on to open locations in Davie in 2014, Lauderdale, and Boca Raton in 2017. Their newest bakery, Ari is located in the Boynton Beach Promenade Plaza. Look for gold spinning pinwheels out front. Paris Morning bakeries are known for their less sweet French influenced Korean pastries. The bakery's most popular item is the red velvet cake is decorated to look like an apple. Ari has a clean, minimalist aesthetic. There are tables inside if you want to dine in. Wooden tables hold breads and individually wrapped pastries made with red bean paste, matcha, chocolate, almond, and blueberry cream cheese. Once you decide you can take your selections to the register to pay. Other sweets include macarons, croffles, and beautifully decorated sponge cakes decorated with light and creamy frostings. They also sell savory traditional Korean-style meat with rice bowls called zipbop, which are popular among Korean students. Drinks include hot coffee and tea, iced coffee, frozen lemonade, and bubble tea. A visit to Ari bakery is a delightful experience where you can explore a mix of French influenced traditional Korean flavors in cakes and pastries. Don't forget to add one of the refreshing drinks. I am a fan of the lychee bubble tea and the hamster bread is especially adorable.

Cute bake shop in Boynton Beach! I tried the Oreo cake and red velvet. Both were flavorful and…read moreslices were very large. I would go back.

Happened to be in the plaza for UPS and saw a sign for Annies. I got a plain glazed donut and…read morechocolate brownie. The donut was so good and moist. Just thing morning I got another fancy raspberry pistachio donut from another place and Annie's was amazing!!!! The brownie has a hint of espresso and it's moist and delicious as well. The location is well decorated and clean and the little sitting area outside is cute. Will come back! Hard to find good donuts around here. The person who helped me was friendly.

This is a great little French bakery off the beaten path in Delray Beach…read more It's a bit of a whole in the wall place, with barely enough space to walk in and turn around, devoting the major of the place to baking the delicious goods in house. They make fantastic croissants, and a really delicious ham and cheese sandwich they keep in the fridge. The staff is friendly and helpful, and service tends to be pretty quick. Parking is a bit tricky since it's off a main road, but it's absolutely worth it for a visit!

I understand that the owner was a partner at The French Bakery across the street and had a falling…read moreout. Parking is a problem but it is worth finding. Excellent selection of very good French pastries.

Delicious baked goods. First time here and the they had all kinds of pastries and cakes. But the…read morestar of the show was the fresh croissants. As we were there they brought out hot plain croissants! They were delicious! We also got a fresh loaf of bread, it was nice. We made a sandwich the next day with it. Staff was so nice and sweet! Will definitely be going back!

Located in a small strip mall that's fast becoming a foodie destination, it's exciting to find…read morepastry chef Yves François at work here. Paris-born and classically trained in Bordeaux, his French pastry pedigree is obvious the moment you step inside and see the beautifully executed display - the work of a true professional. I tried the Almond Croissant and loved it. This isn't the ultra-airy style; instead, it's more cake-like in the center, with beautifully flaky, crisp layers on the outside. Outstanding. The chef also mentioned a batch of Oatmeal Cranberry Cookies that had just come out of the oven, and of course I had to grab a bag (3). These were impressive as well -- soft and chewy in the middle with crisp edges. I feel like I will enjoy anything I select here. I really enjoyed meeting the chef and having the chance to talk with him about his craft, as well as chefs we both know in Paris and New York. We're lucky to have a shop with this level of talent right here in Delray Beach. While there, I also enjoyed seeing the steady stream of repeat customers, to see what their favorites were. Chef's Walnut Cinnamon Raisin Bread will definitely be part of my next order. VERY HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

I love this place! the service is amazing, the mood of the bakery is spectacular, the food is 5…read morestars. try their carrot cake! 5 stars

Love Thais is an entirely gluten free bakery. Very rare to find a bakery with gluten free items let…read morealone an entire store. Have been in here a couple of times in between cruises (when driving between Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Cape Canaveral. Have tried several items including the chocolate chip cookies, scones, and cupcakes. Employees are friendly and there are a couple of seats outside.

Everything is Magnifique! Especially the croissants, my favorite is the almond…read more Fast and friendly service. It's my favorite bakery. When guests visit, I always bring them there.

Adorable pastry / coffee shop in Del ray . We had a biscotti and house made power bar. Quaint,…read moreelegant place -must try when in the Del Ray area

I've never tried these mini cakes, although they send me a coupon for a complimentary mini cake…read moreeach year for my birthday, but for whatever reason I never pick up my cakes, and I don't know why I am on their email list, because I usually am not a fan of very sweet cakes like this. I've been missing out though, because I recently tried a red velvet bundt cake and it was very good. I was at a networking event and they had a catered lunch. The desserts were a nice assortment of mini bundt cakes. I liked that each cake was packaged in it's own container. I took mine home and I was surprised that I loved it as much as I did. I was hoping for a lemon but those went fast, but my red velvet was moist and not overly sweet, which I appreciated. I highly recommend.

Always have amazing service!…read more Always clean inside and everyone is so nice! Nothing Bundt Cakes is pretty much solid throughout all their locations. I have no crisitsm for any location. :)

This place was a trip! Stopped in after I was lunching nearby as I was curious. This was like the…read morekosher version of Whole Foods. I'm not kosher, but if you're in the area you might find this grocery market as interesting as I did. There are a lot of various departments and sections in addition to the shelves full of canned and packaged goods and the cases of frozen items. One of the first things I saw was a kiosk making felafel sandwiches and plates. Then there was the bakery ... with all sorts of cakes and pastries. Did I mention the tall case with all types of fresh made hummus? The long table with large blocks of halvah had me stopping. Halvah is a semi sweet dessert/candy made from sesame seeds and honey. Each large rectangular block was marked with its flavor is sold by the pound and was under a plastic cover. I watched as two ladies made their selections and a man came by to cut off a slice to their directions. He didn't like that they wanted a taste first to help them decide. I chose blindly a small thin slice of the dark chocolate variety. There was a sushi section, meat department, packaged, and a separate butcher area, a fish department, and all sorts of fresh dairy products and frozen goods. The ready to go food cases were large. I stopped here. too, to see what they had. I wound up getting some bow tie pasta with buckwheat groats (kasha varnishkes). Kosher food is relatively expensive in general. And now even more so -- as non-kosher foods have increased in price, as well. The meat prices are the highest cost, but other items are more reasonable especially if you are getting something unique or not easily found at your local grocery store. Checkout was fast and easy as I only had a few items and there was no line at the cashier I chose. Glad I stopped by to explore.

I've been here several times, and they had an exceptionally good chicken soup in the past, called…read moreChicken Soup Grandma. It was $12.99 per container, expensive for about 2 meal size servings, but it did have large chunks of chicken in it. Recently, I bought 2 containers, and there was almost no chicken in either one. So it was really vegetable soup in a chicken base, with a few very small pieces of chicken. It is expensive, and for the price their quality should be better.