Everything about this place is amazing. From the pastries, croquettes, atmosphere, and customer…read moreservice. The owner was so kind and welcoming and you can really taste her love and passion in everything they offer. This is going to be a weekly must for our house!

Bread Garden is a cute Korean bakery with a good selection of sweet and savory pastries, plus…read morecakes. Everything tastes fresh and homemade, prices are reasonable, and the staff is polite. Heads up: there is a $10 minimum for credit card purchases.

Not as expected... -Located inside the international market…read more -Donuts looked very appealing and they have different flavors. - Donuts were about $1.90 each. They do have some additional fees (about $4) that add on when you pay. -The quality of the donuts.... Not as expected. They were very doughy. It felt more like regular donut balls put together and then cooked. -EV chargers in the parking lot and easily accesible entrance.

I miss California at times when it comes to certain foods and mochi donuts is one of those things…read moreso I was very happy when I found we have one in Newport News Mochi and Mochi is a kiosk that's actually located inside of the farm fresh international market I did get there after work and at the end of the day so I expected the selection of donuts to be smaller. But I was very pleased that they had Black Sesame which is one of my favorites! I also tried the Milk Tea and it's so cute it comes in a can which made it very nice so that I could still run some errands and not open it until I got home and not worry about anything spilling. I will definitely will go back

Amazing staff, very friendly, great food. Footlong hotdog, hamburger, fries, ice cream, donuts, all…read morewere delicious.

$5 for a small soft serve. It's the exact same ice cream as Dairy Queen, but literally over twice…read morethe price. A small Blizzard from DQ is the same price. Just drive to DQ. DQ also isn't going to put you through an awkward exchange with tipping, if you pay with card. Yes, let me pay a 15% tip on an overpriced cone so it can be nearly 3 times the cost of DQ. For a small business, at least try to help us help you. Look up "leader pricing". These things work, and soft-serve should be that item, and aside from soda, it has to be your cheapest to make. Leverage it. Let your large and diverse menu pull in the profit.

Very creative artwork and delicious I love it and will eat again. Friendly , hard worker and a…read moreveteran

From the owner: Women veteran owned ,former culinary specialist in the us army . Home based business must call…read moreahead / by 12 pm to place an order . Deposit of 15$ to start order .

I was shopping at Walgreens next door and saw the "hot & ready" light come on so you already know I…read morehad to stop lol. Service was fine, nothing to write home about. It was clean and quiet inside. I got the 3 pack of classic glazed. Check this out, if you sign up for their rewards app, you get free donuts for your birthday!!! The donuts were delicious. I had to re-warm them up once I got home..15 seconds in the microwave and everyone was happy. Warm, sweet and fluffy. I will be back again!

My second time here and I placed an online order this time. For 4 doughnuts and 2 small coffees the…read moretotal came up to $18.90 and my husband also ordered 24 ct doughnut dots which was $7+. The drive-thru is a more efficient and better option in terms of service experience, but can limit your order since you cannot see their available doughnut assortment. I'm not sure if it's just the location or me but the doughnuts were ok today, dots included. The iced vanilla latte was decent in flavor but a bit too sweet for me and the frozen caramel specialty latte was "not bad" - in the words of my husband. Milk alternatives are not an option (not sure if that's just online or in store too). * Ask for napkins and have wipes or hand sanitizer on deck. I got caramel all over my hands from the coffee and it was a sticky mess, lol.

Great cakes and pastries but every time I've tried to order a custom cake I've been shooed away…read morevery quickly. Tried to order a black or dark cake. "We don't do that, try somewhere else." Fair enough, come in a week later and they have a chocolate glazed cake in their display that would have worked great. Looked at the website and the company offers a lemon lavender cake, tried to call and order one for pickup in a few days. "Sorry we don't have lemon." I guess if you want a custom cake make sure it's very specifically what they specifically sell in store otherwise you'll probably get unceremoniously told to go somewhere else without much discussion on the matter.

I love the setup here. You grab a tray and tongs, pick whichever pastries catch your eye, and then…read morehead to the counter to check out. You can also order coffee, tea, or matcha, and they have plenty of options to choose from. I especially appreciate the Asian-inspired dessert flavors like ube and matcha. They have a great variety of pastries, including danishes, cheesecake, croissants, and more, so there's definitely something for everyone. The inside is super cute, with pink and green throughout, giving it such a fun and cozy atmosphere. It's a great spot to hang out with friends, grab a drink, and enjoy some pastries. Definitely a place I'd come back to!

INCOMPLETE Kundan…read moreInternational Grocery is a South Asian food market. We stopped in during our search for a certain brand of sucking candy made in Indonesia, and only available in a few retail shops in and around Newport News, VA. Kundan isn't one of them, unfortunately. The store is undergoing major renovations. Some aisle are inaccessible and many are simply empty awaiting completion of the work. The folks we spoke with tried to be helpful, but they couldn't find what we were after. Given the upheaval in the store, with tripping hazards abounding, they probably would be wise to close their doors and ask for temporary forgiveness as they endeavor to upgrade and modernize the facility. I am sure their customers would understand and appreciate the concern for their wellbeing. I know I would.

At the spot you pick up an item, they advertise one price. When you get to the checkout line, they…read morecharge a higher price for the item. Beware of the bait and switch.

Very disappointed with our experience at the CNU Dunkin. We ordered a coffee, an egg a cheese…read moresandwich, and a sausage egg and cheese sandwich. Along with 2 hashbrowns. We only got 1 hash brown set and the egg and cheese had sausage on it even though it wasn't supposed to. The customer service was ok. But the sandwiches were lukewarm at best. The sausage flavor was not great. The drink and hash browns were good though. They did not offer us extra hashbrowns or anything else to make up for the several mistakes in the order.

Ordered a medium iced coffee with 1 sweet and low . I had to repeat the order probably 5 times . I…read moreunderstand mistakes happen but was the only customer there inside or out . I received my coffee and the sticker said medium iced with 3 creams and no mention of sweet and low . The coffee was so light and .had no sweet and low so I took it inside and was told she would add a sweet and low so. When I explained that it was to light she told that was the way they were made .

I met some friends who had come in from out of town here. We made reservations, and am glad we did…read more The inside is quite tight on space, so I'd recommend the same if you're planning a night out. The vibe is warm and welcoming though. The food, as it should be is the star of the show. I ordered the Duck, which was the best duck I've had at a restaurant in a very long time. Some places can over cook it in an attempt to get that crispy skin, but here it was cooked to perfection. The skin was crispy, meat flavorful and juicy, and not overly greasy. The sweet potato puree was excellent and elevated the meal. The drinks menu was really good. Our friends are Wine Connessiuers and we're impressed with the selection. Not a Connessiuer myself, though I do enjoy a nice red every now and then, our selection was really good. Circa 1918 is a bit of a trip for us, but I'm sure we will be back and I'd recommend this place to anyone in the Newport News area.

Circa 1918 lives up to the hype. It's a tiny, charming joint nestled in the row of boutiques and…read morerestaurants in Historic Hilton Village. This has been high on my "want to try" for a long time and finally saw an opportunity with an available reservation, went for it and am so happy I did. I dined solo, which I rarely do, but this was the perfect place for it. It was apparent that most people dining were regulars. The owner was chatting with just about everyone and diners were popping over to other tables to say hello, as well. Felt like a very small town. Service was perfect - not overbearing, but perfectly timed for a good flow throughout dinner. Their menu changes often, so some of the items I loved, may not be available - but it does seem like their fried oysters are a mainstay and holy moly, they were delicious. I had one cocktail - I believe it was called Watermelon Sugar. It had vodka, aperol and fresh watermelon. Refreshing and smooth. I tried two apps: the fried oysters and the bao buns. Both were fantastic. Perfectly prepared, so much flavor. I think that next time, I would stick to the appetizer section and try many rather than getting an entree. I got the scallops, which were delicious, but the apps wow-ed me more. Prices aren't low, but you get what you pay for - really high quality dishes with lots of thought and execution embedded. I don't say this lightly - this has been added to my top 10 list in all of Hampton Roads!