We stopped by this açaí bowl joint on Labor Day and were pleasantly surprised by how much we…read moreenjoyed everything! I ordered the medium traditional açaí bowl and really enjoyed it. I thought it had just the right amount of toppings without being excessive, but more importantly, the açaí itself and all of the toppings tasted good. We also noticed they had some Brazilian pastries, so I asked which one was the most popular. They recommended the chicken coxinha! I'd never had one before, but it was pretty good. It had a crispy, breaded exterior and was soft on the inside, which gave it a really nice texture. I enjoyed the flavor as well! I wish I took a photo, but we inhaled it during our car ride.

My son wasn't feeling well and wanted an Acaí bowl for which I would happily get for him as it has…read morelots of health benefits and calories he really needed. I am also boycotting most major chains so o wanted to go somewhere local. This place is about 2 miles from my house and they had really nice options with lots of different sizes. I got a chicken potato coxinha and a banana and peanut butter coconut milk smoothie. Everything was good and she prepared it right in front of me. They had in door and outdoor seating and WiFi. Good spot.

Great spot! Tasty ice cream, reasonable prices, cute space, and friendly staff. With fun options…read morelike banana splits and mangonadas.

I searched for ice cream near me, and found Jalisciense Neveria. Neveria means ice cream,…read moreJalisciense means from the Mexican state of Jalisco. Hmmm, I'll give it a try. I was very pleased. Prompt, friendly service and they made me a small banana split based on a picture from their Instagram page. Lots of other snacks and treats, too. I'll be back!

Second time visiting. Great drinks and very patient staff. Cookies were very soft and crumbly (also…read moreworth noting we did have them warmed). Come for the delightful menu full of fun and nostalgic options. The pastries are also worth mentioning although they are limited on vegan options which is worth knowing. This spot is in a community center and there are not many options for seating however it is a nice grab and go option if you have a second location in mind.

Omg, how have I not written a review for Lemon Gals yet?! I swore I wrote one?!…read more Lemon Gals is the spot for coffee, lemonade, tea, and desserts in San Pablo! They are located inside the San Pablo community center, so it may be a bit confusing trying to find them at first. I enjoy their monthly drink specials, which are so creative and tasty! Their desserts are also delicious and sell out pretty quickly. They post their desserts on Instagram in the morning, so you know what they have available for the day. You can also pre-order their desserts for events and holidays! They used to have gorditas, which were sooo good! The only food item they sell now are quesadillas, which I haven't tried yet. I'm not surprised that some people don't know they exist, so I always try to spread the word about them whenever I can! Truly a hidden gem in San Pablo. The girls are also very sweet.

Jardín has great food, sure -- I always get the sun-dried tomato sandwich -- but the sweet vibes…read moreare what really standout. The back patio area is emerging into a cozy garden, there are two children's play areas, and lots of seating for group gatherings or a solo afternoon coffee.

Walk-in and right back out…read more We are in a community that lacks hospitality and coffee is the only thing that makes us welcomed and happy. Jardin, work on making people feel welcomed. A simple hello would have been enough for us but no one greeted us. 3 stars because I want to see our community win.

Walked down from home & I'm back with another update! Came in today for a bowl & trying something…read morenew, for me. The Fantasy Bowl. I love the color and it's tasty too!! Service as always was amazing. Gals working the counter & making the Bowlz are cool. Congrats to the Dream Bowlz crew on getting (almost) another shop opened up in Benicia. I know they'll love you as much as I love

Dream Bowlz is a superfood cafe and wellness shop located at The Exchange of Hercules Bayfront. I…read morewas attending a Yelp Event nextdoor right when Dream Bowlz was opening at 9am. Dream Bowlz is a unique place. Unlike other shops that offer fruit bowls and smoothies, Dream Bowlz features "The Nook of Dreamz." A collection of gems, crystals, jewelry, apparel and various other crafted treasures. https://dreambowlz.com/nook-of-dreamz Okay, I ordered the Dream Bowl, regular size. Price: $17 for 16-oz. $17 for a regular size cup is a little high. I've been to 6 other shops that serve acai bowls, and your price is the highest. But this bowl is intended as a meal replacement, not a dessert or fruit snack. Quality-wise, it was very good. I didn't get a sugar rush from eating it. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. They asked about food allergies, and optional toppings such as peanut butter. The addition of peanut butter gave it a creamy texture that made the bowl more enjoyable. Notes: -restroom available -limited street parking

I used to come here more often when I worked in Richmond as it was on my way home. Yesterday, I was…read morein the area and figured I would stop by. I am so disappointed at the food changes and feeling bad to give a bad review as I love supporting small businesses and love Salvadorean food. There's a lot of room to improve. I've been eating Salvi food since I was child. If you order to go check before you leave. I had an item missing. I called and was able to get a refund. She handled it nice too since she forgot to add it. I took food to go. I added pictures on all. The tamales both chipilin and pork were good. The masa was excellent. The size was small to medium. The pupusas are tiny, they are good but nothing extraordinary. As they are small there's no cheese stretch or a good feel about the filling. The masa is good. The quesadilla pasty was crumbly, it did not feel fresh. It was dry with no flavor compared to ones I've eaten before. The best Salvi quesadillas are moist. The guava, pineapple, and custard empanada pastry were small. The pineapple one did not feel fresh, more on the dry side, crumbly compared to other flavors. The pork empanada was probably the worst. They were tiny with hardly any filling. The empanadas usually have a ground meat or shredded chicken. This one had pieces of pork so it was not flavorful at all. There's table seating indoors and outdoors. The yucca con chicharron was okay too. Usually it comes with a salad like but this one came with 1 beet, 1 slice of tomato and 1 slice of cucumber with a small bag of curtido. No sauce. Tip: The server gave me a business card and recommended to call for orders to go as the waiting time was 30 minutes. I did not mind waiting. I appreciated her sharing this. Tip: recommend the pork tamal. The pupusas if hungry get at least 3.

I love their pupusas and combo plate. The service can be a bit slow but it's worth the wait…read more Everything tastes fresh. They even have a drive thru that I have yet to try. Plenty of parking available.

Quetzal Bakery looks the typical south American Bakery, not sure it's mexican or salvadorean…read more buys: cupcake & "crossaint bread" (2/$1) crumbs: -unpriced, baked goods under glass -just point and young guy puts it into a bag -typical taste of south american pastries

I must say I enjoyed every bit of their food, very delicious Sopa de Gallina. Half is a bakery and…read moreanother half is a restaurant I was on my way to la China when I spotted and decided to take some bread and soup home. Friendly service too. Handmade tortillas, rice maccarony salad and aguacate lime and a spicy vinagreta soy e delicious. The only reason am not giving them 5 stars is because the soup did not have but three pieces of carrots and a very small cut of potato. Very small joint so don't spect a red carpet. Tengo que decir que disfruté cada pedacito de su comida, muy deliciosa Sopa de Gallina. La mitad es una panadería y otra mitad es un restaurante que estaba en mi camino a la China cuando vi y decidimos tomar un poco de pan y sopa casa. Servicio amable. Tortillas hechas a mano, ensalada de arroz maccarony y aguacate lima y una soja de vinagreta picante y deliciosa. La única razón por la que no les doy 5 estrellas es porque la sopa no tenía pero tres piezas de zanahorias y un pequeño corte de patatas. Articulación muy pequeña así que no espere una alfombra roja.

Lychee on Lychee is a must. Tried the drink and it's been my favorite ever since Pinole store is…read morethe best

Great service. Amazing tea, 10/10 would 100% drink again. You haven't tried boba until you've tried…read moreteaspoon.