Lemme start off by saying that I'm gluten free so there isn't really much of anything for me to eat…read morehere. Why do I keep coming back you ask? The drinks! Their milk tea is literally too good!!!! I used to get the bubble milk tea with cheese foam added (30% sugar) and it was my addiction. After I became dairy free I switched to the mango green tea with lychee jelly (0% sugar) and am without regrets. My boyfriend also loves the breads especially the jalapeño cream cheese bread when it comes around.

Oh so yummy! I was craving a sando and their strawberry cream sando hit the spot along with…read moreeverything else we had-- matcha latte, taro smoothie, taro milk tea, pork green onion bun, chicken roll, garlic bun, bolo bun (my child enjoyed I thought was ok), banana custard donut was also just ok. Service was ok, when I had asked if the matcha latte had added sugar to it the girl said it's mixed with whipped cream and then proceeded to say "I don't know". Regardless I ordered the less sweet version as it was tasty, not too sweet which is how I prefer it. Good amount of tables inside and a few outdoors but it is a pretty tight fit, indoors. Parking is paid for in the back of the shop or on the street.

A nice bakery located in the quiet area of Fort Lee…read more I went here to eat passion fruit croissant in the morning but a bummer - they said they didn't bake it for the day. I went with pistachio apricot croissant - it was super flaky and amazing! There were some other variety of croissant available here - strawberry mascarpone sounded like a nice combination. But the bakery items are quite expensive here! Cannot go here on a regular basis unfortunately.

Lelu Patisserie is a small, cozy bakery away from busy Fort Lee that could be hard to miss but…read morewhere you should check out when you're in the area. Intricate baked goods and desserts, some made with almond flour, displayed with a variety you see behind the glass. I had a Chai Tea Latte with our breakfast when we came to dine in and sat by the window. When you arrive to Lelu Patisserie, there is a small kitchen and even though we didn't see it being used. We knew all the crafted baked goods came from there. The prices are expensive. However, this place is worth a try to see how different the variety you can find here and not often found in other bakeries. Parking lot is available, all payments is acceptable, friendly service by the lovely lady. Enjoy the bright, quiet environment as you come by yourself or with someone. We came on Father's Day with our lil family and interested to try somewhere new to us.

Gotta love a dessert place that's open until midnight! I stopped by Leyra Chocolate around 10:30 pm…read moreon a weekend and it was busy and bustling. The two young gentlemen were working very hard fulfilling both online and in-person orders. They specialize in dessert crepes and waffles, but also offer chocolate-covered fruit skewers, milkshakes, sundaes, and vegan kofteh. Prices are steep, but I'd only get this as a treat once in awhile. I ordered the Lotus Crepe (~$13) which came with Lotus Butter, Lotus cookie crumbs, and milk and white Belgian chocolate. It took around 15 minutes, but I wasn't in any rush. The crepe didn't last very long once I took my first bite... The presentation was 10/10 and it tasted just as good. The cookie crumbs really elevated the sweet flavors. I wish the prices weren't so high because I would come more often. I think $13 for a crepe, especially since there wasn't even any fruit or many toppings inside of it, is high.

My family and I were in the mood for a little dessert after dinner (as we often are), and we saw…read morethis place nearby and wanted to check it out. So yummy - if you have a sweet tooth, this is the place for you. We got a speculoos waffle and pistachio chocolate crepe to share and we ate up every bite. I personally loved the speculoos waffle more (they may call it something else besides speculoos but I can't recall at the moment), but I'm a big fan of cookie butter. The place is a little small and my family thought we might have to wait, but it was actually really easy and quick to get a table. The food comes out quickly and then you end up wolfing it down. Cute spot, very much recommend for those looking for a fun dessert in the area.

After a long day we were craving a nice refreshing dessert to end the day so stopped by this past…read moreweekend in the evening. The folks working behind the counter took our order which came out shortly after. We ordered the milk bingsoo and some iced americano. They don't have decaf (not sure if they usually don't or if they just can our though I assume the former). The bingsoo itself was nice and the coffee was good too - think they use La Colombe beans. Clean spot in Fort Lee NJ just off the bridge with several tables to have your order there if you'd like. Ample parking though feel like it can get crowded during peak hours.

Food: Good brunch spot, place is clean and cute. The Shakshuka was made well and bread was fresh…read moreand soft with a good crunch. The chicken comes with a sweet chili sauce (so if you are picky make sure you ask for the sauce on the side). The croffle should be eaten ASAP before its gets hard. Drinks: The coffee is what made this review 5/5 stars, I've gone here 3 times the past week for the lattes itself! So far this place is the only one that has been consistent with the taste of their lattes. It is the perfect mix of espresso and milk, strong enough. I prefer their lattes over Dunkin and Starbucks! Matcha Latte could have been a little stronger. Ambiance: The cafe has self serve breads and pastries, the tables and seating are cute, and the plating of food is clean and aesthetic.

I decided to visit on a whim and was really happy I did! They have a tiny parking lot in the front…read more(four spaces), or you can do street parking. There is seating inside and out, and the place is bright and clean. There were a lot of good looking pastries that I never tried or heard of, and the lady behind the counter was super nice and helpful with all my questions (thank you!). I would love to come back to dine in as this visit was take out. I ordered: - beef borek: Delicious! It's not overstuffed with ground beef, and the proportion to dough is really filling. You get a pretty big sized borek - I can get 3 meals out of it. - 1 regular simit, and 1 regular butter simit: the regular simit is larger in size than the butter one, but the butter one is much softer and decadent. The butter simit costs a little more, but totally worth it. - 3 types of round nut cookies: two of the cookies were made of nuts and crumbled easily (I preferred the brown one). I didn't catch the name - I gotta go back lol. There was also this round red pink one that tasted like raspberry, and the consistency was like a chewy macaroon - yeah, I gotta go back and get another one.

The best cutest treats! Try the giant pistachio nut filed with cream and cake sooooo good! They…read morehave great coffee too a must try in the area

Everything is scrumptious!…read more I ordered from a delivery service so I cant speak to the ambiance or the service, this is solely a review of the desserts. We had the Passion Fruit Creme Brûlée, the Key Lime Merengue, the Tres Leches, and the bread pudding. They were all so delicious but the standouts were the creme brûlée and the key lime. The tres leches was probably our least favorite, it was good but not outstanding. The bread pudding felt more like a breakfast treat but also still good. 10/10 recommend

Used to come here a million times a week, now I'm trying to stay focused on managing my weight lol…read more Things are too good Love their key lime and carrot cakes Cookies and service are good too. My girlfriend agrees too

Bakery inside Mitsuwa market…read more We tried dansyaku curry bun which was heated up in the oven when we came home. The outside was very crispy but the potatoes inside bun was on a mushroom side but the curry sauce tasted good.

Small bakery inside Mitsuwa. Not many items compared to Korean bakery (TJL/PB) but it's good if you…read morewant toast or loaf. I got a garlic butter bread. Light garlic taste and salty butter was great for breakfast. I would like to try other items for sure. 2 people at the counter packing the bread. Very friendly and efficient. Overall a great bakery to stop by in you are in the neighborhood.

Bon Epi / Mochinut is such a cute spot with so many good Korean inspired options. They have Korean…read morecorn dogs, bubble tea, and mochi donuts, so it's honestly hard to choose. I got the potato-covered Korean corn dog, half mozzarella and half hot dog, and the cheese pull was unreal .

Cute spot for mochi donuts, Korean dogs, bubble tea and more. It's causal and located in a mall…read morelike area of Fort Lee. There is parking but it can be very busy in the weekends. The service was quick and friendly for mochi donuts. The mochi donuts are pretty good and have the exact flavor that you're ordering which is nice as opposed to other mochi donut places where the frosting is the only source of differentiating "flavor." I had the ube, milk tea and original and all hit the spot!