It's like having a proper Viennese patisserie in my back yard…read more An unbelievable selection of sweet and savoury pastries at amazing prices. I think I maybe gaining some pounds while I make my way through their display.

How cool is it to have a coffee shop in a medieval tower (along the York city wall) !!!! Cute and…read morecozy. Very limited seating. Good breakfast menu. Good coffee. My favorite cafe ever now.

My sandwich was served on moldy bread. Pointed it out to the servers but no refund or alternative…read morefood item was offered. Highly do not recommend eating here.

I've been twice. I love the coffee and cakes. My new favourite coffee shop! I will be going back…read moreagain on my next free weekend.

I've been here two times already and ordered the same thing…read more Coffee is pretty good, and there's a variety of cakes that look delicious and I'll certainly try them at some point (Vegan options as well, which is great!) The place is really really lovely and the staff is really nice too :)

If you like cakes you will like Sterchis. It is what I think of as a proper cake shop. All nicely…read moredisplayed and if you omly want one cake ,which for me would be melt in the mouth fresh cream meringue ,it comes in a box nicely tied with ribbon. If chocolate cakes are your weakness you will be spoiled for choice. There is an interesting choice of sandwiches and bread, bread buns, tea cakes etc.There are some gift items too ,preserves ,tins etc.Wecan't allways wait and go and eat our cake in the memorial garden opposite but there is something nice about going home with a cake box swinging on your finger1

Sterchi's cakes are the best tasting, most prettiest cakes I've ever found. Maybe it's because I…read moretravel all the way from Sheffield to sample one or two perhaps once a year, if I'm lucky, that make them such a delight. Just one little Sterchi cake tastes like the best ever birthday cake of my childhood. Bliss, pure bliss.

Oh me oh my. You know I do try. I really do. After two years of stuffing my face I finally took the…read moreplunge and joined Slimming World this February. 5 months and 2 and a half stone later I'm really starting to see the difference.....and then this conversation takes place: Man: I'm going to take you to Patisserie Viennoise in Otley. Moi: Sounds lovely. Pass the fat free chicken salad would you? Man: I used to work there, I made the chocolate boxes out of chocolate. Moi: Fantastico. Is that my Diet Coke? Man: They're boxes of chocolates, made from chocolate and filled with truffles. Moi: *CLANG* *CLANGCLANGCLANGCLANGCLANGCLANGCLANG* Luckily for the boyfriend he survived being clubbed over the head repeatedly with a frying pan and off to Otley we went. And there I was introduced to Mr Bun the Baker, sorry, I mean Trevor of Patisserie Viennoise. Creator of MANY WONDERFUL GOOEY CHOCOLATEY CAKEY TYPE THINGS. Things SO gooey and chocolatey and beautiful that you can hardly bring yourself to smash them into your mouth. For about 4 picoseconds. I never thought it would be possible to drop £35 in a patisserie but what the hell do I know? All I can say (seriously because my mouth is still stuck together with cocoa and butterfat) is that when a man buys you £35 worth of cake, florentines and chocolate truffles in a chocolate box made from chocolate it's frankly rude to pass on even the merest molecule of it. Slimming World. I am so so so so sorry.

I was visiting from Edinburgh and while passing some time before my tour of the Victoria Tunnels I…read morepopped into Dreamworld cakes and the cakes that greeted me looked so beautiful and inviting, it was hard to choose but I settled on the strawberry cheesecake and it was heaven!!!

I have been on Yelp for 18 months and this is the first time i have felt it necessary to review a…read morebusiness. Bernadett and Richard have worked as pastry chefs in some pretty swanky places in London and it really shows in the quality of their product (i consider myself a bit of a foodie). One of the few things i found good about being dragged round wedding fairs for months was the guaranteed cake tastings available there; there were some incredible looking cakes that i saw but as soon as my wife and I went to Bernadett's studio, attached to her house, and picked up the first of several slices of cake i knew we would be ordering from them (the fact that they have made hundreds, if not thousands, of cakes over the years compared to a large number of those who have started in this business from being a hobby really did show). As my wife's family were all flying in from Germany we hired our venue for four days and then booked them into nearby hotels afterwards to make a fully week of it, consequently we decided to order a cake that would feed double the number of guests actually there on the wedding day (to ensure that we had tea and cake available in the following week). Bernadett made us a four tier buttercream cake in the German style; much less sweet than a British (actually French patisserie) style cake so there was much less guilt at scoffing it for days afterwards. We had chocolate orange, lemon, vanilla with strawberry and coffee and walnut as the tiers, all were amazingly moist, incredibly tasty and the cake was good for the whole week that it lasted. Having previously looked on the website and seen that they had won a national award for the North East's best wedding cake designer the previous year and were nominated this year (which they now appear to have won again), i was a little scared about the price but pleasantly surprised when it came in at the same as the other people that we had spoken with. Organising our wedding was incredibly stressful at times and the main reason, apart from the product being so good, that i am writing this review is that Dreamworld cakes were hands down the most professional and easy people we dealt with out of any of our suppliers; all communication was promptly and clearly answered and any follow ups from their end, e.g. confirmation of flavours, occurred exactly when we were told it would be (there was NO chasing at any point from our end). Bernadett was the first person on site on the wedding day, even prior to the venue staff, not leaving until full verbal and written instructions had been given, including when to bring the cake out from the chilled room (to ensure the buttercream came to the best temperature for flavour) and when to add the fruit decoration (to ensure it did not start macerating and then leaking juice on the cake);. If all our suppliers to our wedding had been like this it would have been much less stressful and a breeze to organise. NB they also did really reasonably priced and cute wedding favours but we had already organised others so did not order them. The positives: * Incredible product - it really was an amazing tasting cake (by far the best out of many we tried) * Very professional to deal with no having to chase them at any stage * Really good value when i compare the end product with the other numerous tastings we did (and we did a lot of them due to the high number of cake makers at wedding fairs) The negatives: * The website is really pretty and easy to navigate but for the fact that it has extremely low contrast, i have good eyesight and i find it hard to read the text (it should be an easy fix though and doesn't effect the taste) * It is months until my birthday and i cannot find an excuse to order another cake yet!

Afternoon tea at Robineau is just fantastic! Great service and the food was perfect…read more The savoury course had tasty sandwiches, plus the egg mayo was served on a half scone and the salmon in pastry rather than bread.. such good attention to detail. The fruit scones were light as air and served with the option of jam or lemon curd. The cakes were all delicious, moist fruit cake with a crunchy nutty topping, and the best bit.. the salted caramel indulgence! Really good value at £19.95, served in their lovely tea room. We added a baby bottle of prosecco for £5.50. I can't wait to go back! Best afternoon tea I've had!

This is lovely patisserie in Cocketon village in Darlington. Despite being a small shop it is…read moreincredibly organised and staff are incredibly helpful and friendly. As well as making wedding/celebration cakes to order they sell beautiful cakes and scones and fancy pastries. They are also chocolatiers and stock seasonally appropriate novelty items. Items are presented beautifully and therefore can be given as gifts or proudly taken to parties. The mince pies are Christmas were lovely, and I can highly recommend the almond macaroons and the trifle if you are looking for an easy sweet. Maybe not a great stop for the calorie counters out there but I suppose if you jogged there a little treat wouldn't hurt!

My sweet bag had a hair in it but the workers are very nice…read more Also the shop is nice and a good place to go

If you want to get diabetes then this is your place to go. It's nothing but desserts with the…read morewonderful addiction of appetiser desserts to help ease you in to the personal chocolate fountain, chocolate kabab or any selection of sundaes. The desserts are frankly heavenly. My mate who decided we had to go here after a gut busting curry at the place across the road, almost had tears in his eyes as he described how beautiful the vanilla ice cream is. Yeah he bought ten scoops to take home. Which I very much doubt lasted two days. Everything here is prepared halal, as it's run by Muslims. Ever wondered what Muslims do at night whilst we go to a pub? They go to places like this to fill themselves with sweet stuff. I'd stick to a pub, then maybe a place like this after chucking out time.

This place has my heart always, I always go here with my mum and nan or with my best friend for a…read moredrink and a cake, the food is lovely, the service is great and the environment is always clean and they have such pretty decorations. I can't fault it at all, you really get what you pay for

Cute place and very heavily staffed. You'll definitely get good service…read more The interior is a mix of a four-year-old's imagination, mixed with Alice in Wonderland and my grandma's home. It's a lot of fun! They have sweet and savory items, though as the shop name might indicate, they focus on sweets. It was suggested to me to get cake, which I did. Chocolate and banana. They had a red and blue cake (raspberry and blueberry), as well as a chocolate fruit and nut cake and a gluten free chocolate cake. These apparently change daily and on busy days, I'm told as often as four times per day. No promises the favor you wish will be available. As for the chocolate and banana cake, I was a little disappointed they use artificial banana. Fresh banana in cake makes it moister and has a natural banana flavor, which I'd have much preferred. The chocolate part of the cake was good and moist. The filtered coffee was good and strong. I think they had a multitude of other sweets near the register, too!