Crispy and light shell filled with decadent, rich, vanilla cream. Yessssss! Beard Papa's knows how to make a legit cream puff. To ensure you get the perfect crisp puff, they fill them when your order and recommend that you eat within 20 minutes, if you can resist biting right into one! The puffs come in regular (around $3.50)or a cup of 5 mini's ($6.50) and you can select your filling. They always have the classic vanilla, chocolate and green tea matcha plus flavors of the day. Dulce de Leche, anyone? The magic doesn't stop there; shell can even be dipped in chocolate! Located inside of, but not part of, Uwajimaya, the smell will cause you to make a hard left as soon as you enter the supermarket. Do you shopping first, then before you check out your groceries, stop at their corner over by the bakery and hot deli area, and treat yourself to one or two of these delicious treats. Or make someone happy by picking up a box to go. read more

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Hmm, wanted to try this place for so long and finally got a chance! I happened to be shopping at Uwajimayas when BP's opened and picked up a 6 pack. We got 6 eclairs, 3 choco / 3 vanilla. It's nice that you can pick your filling and they fill them fresh. Puffs are pre made and ready for filling when you order so it's a quick process. They are around $3.50 each so similar to cupcakes or donuts around here. The pastry dough is crisp on outside and soft inside, making a perfect vessel for the cream. The vanilla was creamy and delicious, the chocolate was a little grainy and had an off texture. They were good but not something that I absolutely have to have again. Try for yourself if you're in the area when they are open. read more

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I'll preface by saying It's not unusual for a place to go from high ratings to low ratings normally due to falling out of consistency in regards to the food or service. When that happens, it's incredibly challenging for a business to recover from while not impossible. With that being said, this Beard Papa has managed to climb out of the hole and redeem itself thanks to some key changes. It's been about a month since the unfortunate events that I experienced so when I went into Uwijamaya today, I decided to shop around the market first in a counter-clockwise direction, starting on the opposite side of Beard Papa's. As I eventually made it towards the seafood side, my partner and I cautiously looked over to see who might be working. We are a fan of their cream puffs so we wanted to give this place another chance but not at the risk of another bad experience. Luckily It didn't take long for us to recognize the familiar face of the young lady working today. We did a double take and yep, sure enough it was the girl that we had our very first and most positive experience from! (We'd later find out her name is Judy). Our apprehension completely melted away and we made our way over to the counter because we knew Judy would take care of us. Today, she was running the place single-handedly on high gear w/ back-to-back door dash orders and walk-in customers so we took no offense having to wait for her to catch up. Finally when she got to us, Judy thanked us for our patience and honestly all I could think of was, "ahhh you have no idea how glad we are to finally see you again and have you help us!" We were even being a bit picky in choosing which particular shells we wanted but she happily obliged and was totally understanding. Most importantly is the food and the cream puffs today did not disappoint. They tasted the same as the first time I came in and since it was earlier in the day, they weren't sold out yet! Now after having a good chit-chatting w/ Judy, we were super happy to learn that she got promoted to store manager and they took care of the bad apple which I recall saying was quite literally sabotaging their business. In contrast, Judy is the primary reason, in my mind, that compelled me to give this place another shot and kept this place afloat. Her professionalism, down-to earth personality, positivity, and smile really is the cherry on top when you go to a shop like this to enjoy a snack with a loved one and have a good time. I know it sounds like I'm gushing but she is seriously a sweetheart who knows how to run this place and her attitude makes all the difference. As a result of the combined efforts from Judy & Beard Papa, they beat the odds so I'm changing my rating to 5-stars and recommending this place to anyone who likes choux pastry! The one recommendation I still have for them is to list their store hours hours as ie. 10AM-6PM OR UNTIL SOLD OUT so people have a better idea of what to expect. read more

I was feeling pretty homesick on my trip, and then I saw Beard Papa's. The lady working there was pretty nice. The cream puff was fresh out of the oven so I had to wait but it was worth it. So, so yummy! As always! They have a sign up that they aren't part of Uwajimaya. I'm glad they're there. read more

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Bearded Papa's such a Beaverton gem. My go-to is their matcha green tea filling in their puff shell(I knocked off a star because the recent one I tried was lacking green tea flavor). But maybe it was just an off day. Besides that, Bearded Papa's is one of my favorite desserts! A nice crispy shell FILLED with creamy filling. Their flavors rotate, so thats always fun! read more

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I can't believe that I was unaware of Beard Papa's existence just a short drive on the freeway from my place in Oregon! I love a good cream puff and Beard Papa's delivers when I'm craving a quality cream puff. Guess I can scratch cream puffs off my list of things to eat when I'm visiting my parents in SoCal! I can't wait to come back and try the different flavors - including green tea. Tip: they are just as crunchy and delicious if you reheat in toaster oven for a few min. Buy a whole box of cream puffs.. make that drive in traffic to the Westside worth it ;) read more

Love, loyalty, and cream puffs. Anyone that doesn't love a green tea or chocolate creme puff can't really be trusted (or loved) ... which is why I'm a loyal lover of Beard Papa's. Any BP outpost is trustworthy to go out of my way to deepen the bond I have with this papa. It's a simple relationship. I give papa cash. Papa gives me cream puffs. Devotion and adulation lead to a 5-star review ... except when that transaction breaks down and a scorned suitor sadly shuffles away in dissatisfaction. Beard Papa's in Beaverton was sold out of cream puffs. Lucky them. Heartbroken me. My letdown was compounded when papa tried to convince me that something hyped as a cream-filled Paris-Brest will be just as bewitching. It wasn't. A pair of green tea "matcha" Paris-Brest were filled with the same creamy magic as the puffs, but the dry circles of disappointment were rocklike. I'd call them Pass-Worst. After failing to rekindle my love with Beard Papa's, the drive home from Beaverton was long and lonely. Of course, one visit or one dry pastry won't break my loyalty or love for Beard Papa's Cream Puffs. read more

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So, I haven't had too many cream puffs to compare to Beard Papa's. Beard Papa's was pretty busy when we walked in. There was only one person working, but we didn't have to wait too long. The man working behind the counter was super nice! He greeted us when we walked up and was patient as we asked questions before we made up our mind. My family and I (all four of us) got the same exact thing when we came here. I know...super creative. We got the eclair shell stuffed with the mocha filling! Although the shell was harder than I expected, it was still super delicious! It is a pretty messy treat! read more

Beard Papa's - Eclair shell with mocha filling! - Desserts Near Me - Beaverton, Oregon

We were so exited to see Papa Beard inside the Japanese market 'Umajimaya' in Beaverton, Portland. Unfortunately, the puff was not fresh at all and drenched in cream which made the puff very soggy. We tried it within 10 min in the parking lot. The green tea flavor was lacking. We ended up tossing it. read more

Worth the hype!!! I can't believe how delicious the cream puff I got today was. (Regular with vanilla) it was fresh and clearly was just made right before I ordered. It was overflowing with cream filling & a bit messy (not that I mind!). Bigger than I expected. Perfectly balanced and not too sweet. Love that it's located inside Uwajimaya too! Will be coming here again soon. read more

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Wow they really fill these up, almost too much cream. The chocolate topping is too thick and hard, so it makes the cream puff difficult to eat. read more

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I love Beard Papa's but not the cream puffs at this location. The puffs at locations in Lynnwood, Washington and any in Southern California are far superior. In fact, it's probably my favorite dessert of all time, so I was really disappointed today. First of all, custard was heavy and not light! Secondly, there was no powdered sugar on top, which is truly the "icing on the cake!". A traditional SAFEWAY eclair tastes better than this. read more

Cream puffs aren't my go to dessert but these ones are excellent. I went with a friend - who is actually a huge fan of cream puffs- to the location within Uwajimaya and we were not disappointed. First, they don't fill the shells until your order so they don't get soggy. You can choose the size/shape of the puff. We went with the pack of minis and were able to get a different flavor in each one. All of the flavors were very nice. I'm always a big fan of chocolate and of matcha so I was happy. We also got a Matcha Au Chocolat, which I think is light a fancier slightly altered version of a lava cake. (But not exactly because it's not a tradition bread cake texture.) We forgot to warm it up but it was still really delicious. read more

Beard Papa's has been around in Japan since 1999 and since then it has expanded to about 20 countries. There are a few locations on the west coast and this location in the Portland metro area is one of them. It is located in the Uwajimaya Japanese market in Beaverton. As you walk in the entrance if you immediately turn to the left you will see Beard Papa's several meters ahead. It is in a corner part of the store where you can get take out. I felt it was a bit darker in this part of the store and could have used a bit more lighting. We walked up to the counter and the worker was busy with another customer but she still greeted us and told us she would be with us shortly. When it was our turn she was both pleasant and professional and was willing to talk a bit about Beard Papa's for my friend who had never been here before. The main reason to come to Beard Papa's is for their cream puffs with flavored fillings. They will usually have a sign by the register with the flavors of the day. Today the had Vanilla, Chocolate, Dulce de Leche and Green Tea. If you are curious they can let you taste the different flavors. Some of the other flavors they offer are pumpkin, espresso, pineapple, cookies and cream, strawberry, apple cinnamon, cherry, peach and cherry, coconut cream, mango, Azuki, Nutella, black sesame, hazelnut and others. It depends on the location of the store. Ask what flavors they will be rotating so you have an idea which ones will be available. They fill each pastry shell in front of you. They have several different pastry shells available. They have the original shell, the eclair shell covered in chocolate and the Paris brest shell that is round and looks a bit like a donut. All of these can be filled. They have other pastries available as well and they rotate some of them. They have a chocolate and a green tea fondant of which I prefer the green tea. They had cheesecake and lemon poppy seed manacha as well. We decided to purchase a box with all of the different flavors they had available. I felt the best flavor was the green tea. My friend felt the chocolate was the best. These cream puffs are very filling and just one of them was enough for me to eat at one time. I like that they put napkins inside of the box since I forgot to ask for some. Next time I stop at this Uwajimaya I will probably check to see what flavors they have available and pick more up! Thanks for great customer service and good cream puffs. read more

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Tasty treats... I got the green tea puff and it was amazing as you can tell by the pic.. And in my favorite store no less read more

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Beard Papa's (est. 1999 in Osaka, Japan) is an international chain creme puff parlor serving up "World's Best Cream Puffs" (and other sugary sweets). For a sweet tooth, I'm glad I restrained myself and only purchased one cream puff: CHOCOLATE ECLAIR CREAM PUFF + VANILLA FILLING ($2.50): I know Beard Papa's praises upon fresh and natural cream puffs. The natural part, I totally get and tasted. But as for fresh? I'm not too sure. For one thing, I was a bit disappointed that the cream puff bread was a bit dry and tough to manipulate. But not everything was a lackluster!!! I did enjoy the chocolate that encased the cream puff and the vanilla creme filling it had inside. They were quite generous with that vanilla filling! So generous, that it can easily ooze out and overflow, leaving you with drippings upon your shirt, hands and face! This location is located inside the Uwajimaya grocery store. They have no relation to the grocery store itself so paying for your grocery items here is prohibited and you'd have to take that transaction at the regular check-out stand. Service was great! The kind gentleman was able to whip up my cream puff in a jiffy and send me out on my way. I was able to pay for my goodies (accepts CC: Visa & Mastercard) and head on out to enjoy my dessert. I would give these cream puffs another try, but not any time soon. read more

It's already a given that this is just cream puff. Don't expect glitters and Dolce and Gabbana scents to diffuse while you take a bite. Get real. And probably eat moderately. They are good if you like your flavors bland. But they have been bland which is what I've liked about it. I am certain that there are other bakeries that puts ooomph in their cream puffs. I like my cream puff just as I like the Oregon weather, a little bit of sun makes me smile. read more

Like what other reviewers said, these cream puffs are alright. They are yummy and they are spendy. ($13 for 6). The turned off factor for me is the SERVICE. I don't know why management put the most unfriendly person at the end of the line where this person must give customers their orders. The girl who was at the end of the line when we were there, literally push the box on the counter and said "Enjoy" without making eye contacts. I might be back maybe in a year. Hopefully they are still in business. read more

I can't believe the negative reviews I'm reading on this place. Blasphemy! The cream puffs are delicious. They are huge - probably the size of a fist, which is plenty for one person, but you will want another one. The outside is just crispy enough as a pastry shell should be. And the inside is not filled with what I'd consider cream. It's almost a pudding. A thick, rich, decadent custard that is a dessert serving in itself. The plain puff with vanilla filling is the best. And they are indeed best if eaten immediately, as they tell you. The flavors here are not supposed to be out of this world, weird, or different. Just very well done, simple, absolutely delicious cream puffs. You will love. P.S. They close at 7 p.m. Not 9 p.m. like the rest of the store. Learned this the hard way after hyping my cream puff craving up all day... read more

Beard Papa's have finally arrived in Oregon! Store is conveniently located inside Uwajimaya in Beaverton. Original BP location opened in Osaka, Japan back in 1999 and the franchise has expanded globally since then. There are 16 U.S. locations in USA, as well as more than 300 stores in 17 countries worldwide. It is easy to see why the bakery has done so well, as each cream puff is made fresh daily and filled right in front of your eyes. The original goes for $2.25 each, but it is fairy large and I find it to be a meal in itself. At 220 calories that would put me on a diet (laughs) I've seen many customers order half a dozen to even two dozen to be given out to family and friends, or just sample every product in each different flavors. Custard is made from all natural ingredients with no preservatives, and not too sweet. It is so rich and creamy - you can even see real vanilla bean specks inside! My mother's favorite is the green tea filling, which may be acquired taste for some but it is very popular among oriental customers. I can't wait till chocolate filling is ready. Until then I like to heat up the Fondant Au Chocolate with napkins handy, as it does ooze out Belgian chocolate. :) Workers are energetic and greets you whenever you pass by the store with a smile, and always eager to answer any questions regarding the product and company. Yellow apron and tall white chef hat is a cute trade mark outfit of BP, and most seemed to be bilinguals as well. I make cream puff at home every now and then but it is so time consuming I rarely make a batch. Now I just commute on a bicycle for a lovely treat. You may want to arrive at least half an hour before closing, as it may sell out. Open 7 Days a Week - 10am to 7pm Info: www.facebook.com/BeardPapasBeaverton read more

You're able to pick your own puff pastry shell and variety of filling flavors from their daily menu. I had their Pumpkin, Chocolate, Vanilla, and Dulce de leche fillings. The chocolate was my favorite. I usually like the normal original cream puff flavor anyway, so the extra flavors can be a bit rich for me. Located inside Uwajimaya. read more

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As others have already said, it's kinda weird to find Beard Papa's inside of Uwajimaya. It's not bad but also not amazing. We paid $9.25 for 10 mini creme puffs which you can get filled with your preferred custard. They appear to have a new seasonal flavor every so often. Today it was Coconut. Since I felt basic today, we chose chocolate and vanilla custard filling. They tasted pretty decent and service was good but I've honestly had better. They also sell shaved Hawaiian Ice - random I know... I wouldn't go out of my way to come here but if you're already shopping at Uwajimaya why not?! read more

Yesterday I tried Beard Papa's for the first time and love it. $2.50 for a giant cream puff might be expensive for some, but I thought that it was worth it. I knew that it was going to be good because they had specific instructions (i.e. time, temperature, etc.) for eating it. That's always a good sign! The chocolate coating was fun and crunchy and contrasted well against the smooth vanilla cream. One was enough to fill the cream puff-shaped void in my stomach as I shopped at Uwajimaya. read more

Several years ago, they finally opened a location in Oregon. I don't think all Beard Papa's are made the same or I feel that it is not as good as when we had to drive to all the way to Vancouver...B.C. to get a Beard Papa's cream puff. My favourite is the Cookie Crunch Puff with Vanilla or Dulce de Leche (combination of caramel and sweet cream). This Beard Papa's location doesn't offer all the seasonal filling flavors listed on the site. However, it does have special flavors unique to the northwest, like a Hazelnut filling. They always have vanilla, chocolate, and green tea then an additional rotating flavor. The cream puffs are good but they aren't the "world's best" as advertised to be. If you happen to be shopping at Uwajimaya and craving something sweet, try one. read more

I had the original puff with the new strawberry filling. It was kind of like yogurt mixed with bismark creme. It was $3.75 and could have been shared but I didn't. The place is *inside* Uwajimaya. They take cards, have various puff options (one was a "cookie"?) and various fillings (Dulce de Leche costs $.25 more). Loved this little stand in the grocery store. read more

I was delighted with my choice of matcha filling and a eclair type shell. I wish there were more flavor options, but I enjoyed what there was to work with. A lot of other reviewers complain about the service, which I agree that on the weekend they are busy enough to be stressed and short. I do go anywhere on the weekend for this reason, and my experience on a Wednesday afternoon was a pleasant one. No wait, no bad feelings, just good creme puffs. read more

just to be clear, the 4 stars are for the food and not for the service... let's get some details. We tried multiple times the puffs and the taste is really what they should be, right flavor, not too excessive, Asian-style, the outside crisp. For all the westerns out there, you might not like it if you are used to super duper favor-added sweets u find in this country :). I tried this shop in Tokyo and this is the real thing... not Americanized (and that's a good thing :) ) Vanilla is delicate, my favorite, and matcha is great, sweet with a bit of bitterness at the end, just as it should be. Outside is crisp and delicate. just one comment: the shape.... in other Beard Papa's shops, the outside is rounded, here is more... random irregular shape. Staff pls, get better at this. Filling i think is too little. As i said i have been to several Beard Papa's even in Japan and the filling is definitely much more (as it should be)... stop weighing to the gram, and make a filling cream puff please. you'll get more happy clients this way. and sometime the irregular shape makes the situation worst. -------------- SERVICE is the biggest concern. Lines of people waiting and staff way too slow. I understand they need to practice more and probably in a couple of months they are OK, but still, i think they need to work on it. funny thing is they continue to move the Order / Pick up back and forth :) one thing disappointed me is one evening we went there 15 minutes before the official closing (just for that...) and the lady said: "sorry no more", we are out of it... I think you guys really should pump cream puffs and filling until 1 minute after the closing hour, not 15 minutes before... Last time (yesterday) they seem to do a better job, but still there was a long line. And hey, when the lady tells the name of the client for pick up, nobody can hear... Please speak up :) :) hope it is helpful, for customers and much more for the staff. i'll re-evaluate as they get better read more

MMMM... Fattening goodness. Brought home a half dozen for my wife and I and we scarfed them while watching old original Star Trek episodes. We like the plain vanilla and I like that they are made Japanese style; Not too sweet! The downside, they are 250 miles away from our present location. read more

Cancels order without explanation. Never has items in stock. Please dont go here if you want cream puffs

I was excited at my latest trip to Uwajimaya to see this new Beard Papa's stand. There was quite a line and since my last experience with Beard Papa's was over a year ago in California, I thought I'd give it another try. Honestly, there is nothing special about these cream puffs. Yes, they are larger than your average puff, but that shouldn't mean you have to sacrifice having a dried out shell. There's a difference between a properly baked flaky shell, and stale-which is what these tasted like. And the price is a total turn off. I can't recall the exact price but it was around 3 dollars. (possibly 2.75 for a plain and a little more for a fancier one) Regardless, I got a plain with custard filling and an eclair one with custard. Neither were good and I ended up throwing half of everything away. I was so disappointed I went home and made my own batch the next day for about the same cost as those 2. Oh well, call it a lesson learned. I gave them a chance. Won't be wasting my money in the future. read more

Yum, I love beard papa and am so glad it's here since the one in Chicago closed a long time ago. Sad face and the major shame Midwest. I don't know why people think it's strange/weird it's in uwajimaya when they're both Japanese and the majority of the food and goods inside the store is Japanese. The cream puffs are as good as I remember them and next time I'll have to get more in the other basic flavors I love (strawberry and green tea). Mmmmm love these cream puffs and so glad I can have these again. read more

I still don't really understand why this Beard Papa is inside the Asian supermarket; tucked away in a corner with some sad tables and chairs.... Maybe because I think it deserves a much better location which would, obviously, be better for business.... Who knows. Either way, I love Beard Papa. When my craving for vanilla custard calls me, I'm on my way to Beard Papa. $2.75 for one is still a bit steep, if you ask me, but I don't mind because it's delicious. read more

Sorry, but these creampuffs are just mediocre. Service was very friendly and quick, but both the standard and eclair versions seemed production line quality and were nothing to write home about. I shared them with my coworkers and they agreed with me. Still looking for the knock your socks off creampuff in Portland. read more

I love all beard papas. My all time favorite combo is the chocolate puff with green tea filling. I always order 1/2 pump because the filling gets everywhere midway through. They have rotating flavors every week. The baker said she sells some pies every week only whole pies. I'm interested to try her banana cream pie next time. read more

This is a hard one to review, since the food is delightful but the service is horrific. The cream puff I had was absolutely perfect. It was crispy on the outside, the shell light and airy but crispy, just like it should be. Better than it should be. How do they do that? The green tea filling was light and delicious. The two together were ethereal, like a cloud of goodness, not too sweet, just right. That was Saturday, the day after they opened. I went back on Sunday, when they supposedly open at 9. I got there at 9:30. No one knew what to do. I stood in the order line in front of a staff person who was writing something in front of me. He continued to write. I waited patiently. He kept writing. Now, he was right in FRONT of me. He saw me. He totally ignored me. I finally decided they must not be ready to open, even though they should have been. I left. In six months I will go back and re-review. The food is a five star. The price is $2.25 or $2.50 for the cake. Don't forget the chocolate cake. I forget the name but you can't miss it. It is filled with some heavenly substance that is similar to cream but a bit denser. I ate my little cake in three bites. So go, get the puffs and the cake, and give them a few months to get their line going in a normal manner. Right now, I won't go back even for that level of cream puff. The service is just awful. One final note. It wasn't just Sunday that turned me off. On Saturday when we first got there, everyone was just twirling around and looked lost. Hubby ordered but even though he was second in line, it took ten minutes for the order. That was the day after they opened. So you see, it's not just me one day. It was both days. And I think the reviews here confirm that. J read more

This place came to my attention as a cream puff bakery, and as such, had my full attention immediately. I'm not generally a dessert-oriented person, but since I was a kid (some 55 years ago) my mother had me hooked on cream puffs, so. . . That said, Beard Papa's may do other things quite well, but they don't know CRAP about cream puffs. Let's face it - the pastry itself is the easiest thing in the world to make - even I can do it (and I have trouble with hard-boiled eggs at Easter!), so no points there for a decent pastry. As for the fillings, there is only one that is acceptable: Fresh whipped cream of the proper consistency and sweetness. If you want to get adventurous, you can add chocolate or coffee or whatever to that mix, but the base is the same - only fresh whipped cream is appropriate - otherwise, call it something else, because anything else in the middle is NOT a cream puff. Either way, this place doesn't do fresh and it doesn't do whipped cream. Beard Papa's filling is custard cream which comes in various flavors, apparently depending upon the mood of the manager at any given moment. It is heavy, thick, tasteless and, in my opinion, outright disgusting. Truly another Portland example of sheep following sheep. If you know what a cream puff is, don't bother with this place - they don't have them. read more

Suprised to read all the negative reviews. I will admit that the first time I had one of their puffs, I was a bit disappointed. I tried a plain vanilla filled puff when they first opened, and were still learning how to make their puffs. They were pretty plain at the time and left something to be desired. I gave them another shot a couple weeks later with an eclair, and I can confidently say I am glad I gave them another shot! I crave these bad boys constantly...but alas, I live about 40 minutes away. I pretty much have to rush over to Beaverton after work if I want to get my fix. I recommend the eclair with vanilla filling, it's the perfect balance. Be prepared though, you will need a napkin, guaranteed!!! It's worth it, I promise :) read more

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Tried them out for the first time today. Had the Eclair cream puff with Dulce de Leche filling. Yummy!! :D Also picked up a passion fruit cheesecake and green tea fondant au chocolat for tomorrow. Service was very friendly. Will definitely be returning in the future! **Update: well, I did return just for that yummy green tea lava cake I'd been craving. They were out! I guess I should have called ahead. But unfortunately have to dock a star because the person at the counter was very snotty. read more

Pretty good. Ordered half a dozen originals some with chocolate filling and some with vanilla filling. I was happy with my order.

The cream puffs are Beard Papa's are freshly filled with the flavor of your choosing when you order them. I got one each of: vanilla, chocolate, dulce de leche, and green tea (the seasonal flavor). My cream puffs were SUPER FILLED with cream, which I think would be satisfying to many if they were eating this fresh from the shop. However, because there is nowhere to sit and enjoy the cream puffs, I ended up taking them home and eating them a few hours later. As a result, the puffs were soggy and fell apart due to all the cream. I would suggest eating them right away if you can. read more