Delicious food Yummy perfect cappuccinos…read more Nice friendly people Arrive early for your favorite treats !

This cute petite storefront bakery has a modest selection of french pastries and cookies baked…read moredaily. They also carry some imported french cheeses, butter and jams. Surprisingly they also carry over a handful of different flavors of gelato ice cream too. I stopped in and decided to try a chocolate croissant with Isigny chocolate which apparently is a special regional chocolate that is only made in Normandy, France. The chocolate croissant was reasonably priced for under $5. Recommended if you're in the area.

Edited. The business reached out and went above and beyond. Love Susie cakes! I will definitely…read morekeep exploring new flavors (but have to say of chocolate cake is to die for!) I love Susie cakes. Seriously their og chocolate is the best chocolate cake I have ever had. Sheer perfection! I went in this weekend to get my birthday slice. The gentleman who helped us seemed to be a bit off his game or new and the gal seemed a little annoyed. Tbh I wasn't sure the slices I ordered would be the ones I got. He seemed confused. They were so all good. The boxes and slices seemed smaller than I remember and the celebration cake slice was very dry which was unexpected given how decadent and moist the chocolate was. I go regularly and will continue to but probably won't grt that flavoe again.

4.5 stars here. The assortment of cupcakes is out of this world! I usually get just the standard…read morevanilla and chocolate for my kids' birthday parties, but I decided to add the strawberry ones and am so glad that I did. The strawberry ones were completely gone at the end. Service was outstanding. It was my first time there and Mt. Diablo Blvd was closed due to a weekend event. Sunshine and her colleague stayed on the phone with me and navved me through the backstreets so that I could pull up on their back parking lot. The only drawback is that they are on the pricey side, but you do get what you pay for.

It was a small shop that had a ton of options for pastries and drinks…read more They even had a little reserved area. Delicious!

I really wanted to like this bakery, especially as the owners were so sweet. Unfortunately, I…read moredidn't particularly enjoy the two pastries I got which were top sellers. The dough of the croissant and strudel left much to be desired in flavor and texture, even when reheated. To be honest, it tasted like it was raw. Maybe this is just not my kind of spot, as I know many in the community frequent here! If I were around the area, I would consider trying their ham and cheese croissants, as they may be stronger with savory options instead. RECS: + Guava cheese croissant ($5.50) had a delicious guava filling, which was perfectly tart and not overly sweet. This sorta made up for the bland croissant dough PASS: + Apple strudel ($6.75) had such fresh apples, but you really get a taste for the dough here which had an unpleasant taste and texture

Amazing baked goods and pastries. Even vegan options. I will only order from them, as I have never…read morebeen disappointed.

I actually have nothing bad to say about this place. It's clear that Johnny's is a mom & pop store,…read moregiven that the people serving you appear to be a family. I love that aspect of this place, as usually they really care about their reputation and the quality of their products. And in this case, I was right. I ordered 6 donuts. Some old fashioned, apple fritter, cream filled, etc. they gave me extras for some reason, and I can't really complain about that at all, but even if they didn't, they checked all the boxes. The donuts were such good quality. I'd put them over other major chains just because of their attention to detail on the yumminess of each donut. And when I walked in to this spot, they were attentive within 30 sec and ensured I got the help I needed. In the pictures, you can clearly see all of the donuts on display - massive and delicious, with the ambiance of the store being narrow yet clean, not too cluttered, and very easy to order. Will definitely be back.

I've been wanting to try this place, and I finally have. I got a raspberry jelly filled donut, a…read moreglazed, a chocolate custard filled, a chocolate round (yeast), a maple bacon round, a maple white cake, and a chocolate cake with peanuts (and two donut holes were thrown in for free). The ones I liked the most were the raspberry jelly filled, the glazed, and both the maple bacon and chocolate round donuts. While they are all super soft and fluffy inside, the glazed seemed to be moreso. I was also surprised by the raspberry jelly -- it actually tasted like real raspberries, and there are seeds in it as well, so I'm assuming there are real raspberries in it. It was tart and sweet, and so unexpected. I would get that one again for sure. The chocolate and maple glazed are both very tasty. The chocolate is very chocolatey and actually tastes good (unlike some other places), and the maple has a solid maple flavor. The ones I didn't like were both the cake donuts, and the custard filled. The donut and chocolate part of the custard donut tasted good, but the custard is awful -- it has some strange taste, almost like a minty chemical taste, but not a good mint either, and why does it have such a flavor, anyways? It tastes artificial, and I wish they could make a real custard -- that would be amazing in this donut! Both the cake donuts had some strange, artificial taste in them as well. If they could get rid of the artificial taste, and make a cake donut without it, that would be stellar! I wouldn't purchase any of these again, as they currently are. They seem to shine at making their yeast donuts, not the cake ones, and the raspberry filled is worth getting, while the custard is not (unless you like artificial/chemical tastes). The man behind the counter was very friendly, and he had a good energy. **Edit after posting -- Upon further taste testing of the custard, it reminds me of Pepto Bismol, with a hint of vanilla. So if you think you might enjoy that flavor combination, you would like this donut.

Many years ago I used to go to the Danville sideboard quite frequently, so I was very excited when…read moresome friends asked if we wanted to go to the Lafayette location with them. The consistency between locations is incredible, they had so much of the same feel. I loved the patio and that you could sit across on the lawn if you wanted. They even have lawn chairs for you to borrow. The menu is limited but good. I was surprised they didn't have a sav blanc, but the sangrias were delicious. I got a vegan ceasar which was great, but probably too much dressing. My fiancé got a pork quesadilla that he absolutely loved. He was a very very big fan of the salad on top and said it played a huge role in making the dish cohesive and feel much lighter. I also tried the corn pasta which was delicious. Especially with such a cute location, we will be back!

I've never had a bad meal at Sideboard! The breakfast pudding with asparagus and the side salad…read morewith its light vinaigrette is absolutely delicious. The breakfast mac & cheese with bacon is another favorite and always hits the spot. And don't even get me started on the desserts, they're next level. I also love the relaxed, welcoming atmosphere. You order at the counter, grab a table, help yourself to water, and the friendly staff brings your food right to you. It's casual, comfortable, and consistently one of my favorite places in Lafayette. Highly recommend!

We only got bakery items and a latte, but would love to go back and try maybe a croque madame or…read morethe shakshuka. Almond croissant: huge, loved it, so much almond! Reese's PB cookie: good. Worth $5.50? Debatable Russe Pistachio: great pistachio flavor "Mango" and "Pistachio": fun and adorable, so realistic looking. The texture combination of hard outer shell and soft creamy inside is not for everyone. I got these more for the novelty. Not something I would get again Crunchy vanilla lemon: the white chocolate made this too sweet for me Princess cake: our favorite of the cakes we got Pistachio latte: realllly good. Wish I'd gotten the larger size Parking is easy here as it's across from the Safeway. It does get crowded (we came on a Saturday) and the shop itself is not big but there's some tables outside. Service was friendly but there was a lot of multi tasking going on. I didn't feel neglected though and would not rate them down for this. I'd come back, but probably not for the cakes. I'm also about 30 mins away so it'd be a deliberate decision

I love this place! Not sure why some gave bad reviews. I come here alot to get pastries & for…read morebreakfast. I like that its not overly crowded and there dining area is separate from the bakery area. It is smaller so expect only one cashier and another person getting the food and someone bringing the food over. If you go early the pasties are all filled up, later in the morning you will have less options. I love the salmon options & the chips. They have a lot of beverage options which is awesome since I'm not a coffee drinker but my husband loves coffee. The tables are cleaned everytime we are there and we live in Alamo!

A spacious cafe with wifi, AC and plenty of tables + pet friendly…read more Came to get some work done and their iced coffee is strong. They also have food and bobas that looked good. Staff friendly and helpful. Enjoyed the space.

Really do not recommend if you like coffee or iced lattes. Wanted to like this spot, but have no…read moreclue how they are making their drinks. Tried an iced red velvet mocha and when it came out it was bright red like a smoothie. Took a sip of it and it was hot. Not warm but hot. All the ice had melted in the cup. I asked for another cup of ice which they provided and as soon as I poured the drink on that all the ice melted ( pic below is after more ice was asked for). Tasted like a cup of milk and water. I don't think they are mixing their lattes right but are rather just pouring everything randomly into a cup and calling it a day. Nice staff, good ambiance. I also mentioned to the barista that "I tried something new and it's a miss which is my own fault" but rather than them offering to make me something new or apologize they said nothing. Disappointed I wasted $6.45 and threw the coffee away

Her cakes are unique and very delicious, Specially her baghlava cake . Highly recommend that.read more

I'm very happy with my order of pastries from Jaleh! I ordered baklava and latifeh for a few…read morefriends and it was a pleasant experience. I ordered a few latifehs for myself and they were so soft and delicous - just the perfect amount of sweetness! Ordering was easy on their website, and they were also responsive via email as well. Pick up was also easy as well, I did see on their website that they also offer delivery services too. Looking forward to trying more pastries from there and maybe a cake one day!

This was our first time at a Paris Baguette, and given that it's a 40-minute drive from home, this…read morewas a well-planned and anticipated visit. The location is easy to get to, with lots of parking behind in a lot, and it's very clean, with lots of chairs and tables; yet all were filled this Saturday evening, which is a good sign. There are too many pastries, treats, and drinks to even cover, and we spent a few minutes trying to find our choices, which you mainly pick from cabinets using a self-serve tray and tongs. For drinks and cake (whole or sliced), you order those at the counter. We decided on some pastries, some cake slices, and a drink. And S'mores was the predominant theme today. We ordered a raspberry fruit bite, 2 chocolate supreme croissants, 2 S'mores Belgian waffles, a sugar mochi donut, a coffee donut croissant, 2 slices of S'mores chocolate marshmallow cake, and a slice of rainbow cake. We also got the cream cheese puff and the crème brûlée bombolone ... quite the name! And, of course, a S'mores frappe! The server helping us at the register was polite and efficient, but there was only one register open and a long line. As such, other folks were helping gather the goodies from the cake case, and as we were taking these to go, we did not realize until we were home that the rainbow cake was not a rainbow cake, but a THIRD slice of S'mores cake. Ugh. That one was chosen by the 8-year-old, who was understandably not happy, and the additional insult of paying extra (above the cost of the S'mores) for a cake we didn't get made ME unhappy too! Paid $8.29, got a $6.99 cake slice. The pastries are generally good, with some very good and some more of a "meh." Among the best were the raspberry fruit bite and the coffee donut croissant. That coffee one was a surprise, as it had a soft liquid filling we didn't realize when buying, and the taste was very coffee, which I loved. Will get that again for sure. The S'mores chocolate supreme croissant was also popular. The crème brûlée bombolone was different, with a light pastry and a filling different from what I usually find in crème puffs, and it was tasty. The waffles were not a light and airy as we would have liked, but the flavor was good. The mochi donut was a bit dry as well, not up to true Japanese bakery standards, and the cream cheese puff was all puff and short on the cream cheese (see photos). And the S'more cake was good for flavor, very rich and S'morey, but the presentation really is lacking. Not that I normally compare one chain to another, but for example, when we get Crumbl, the product is very close to the advertising. Not so with the S'more cake, and I am not even sure all the layers were there and in the proper order or proportion; check out the photos and see what I mean. However, the flavor was spot on, and that is the ultimate goal, although the "eyes eat first," as we Yelpers know! And the highlight was not a pastry or cake, but the S'more frappe. It was layered beautifully, fresh-tasting, and very S'morey (yes, a new word I now love!). We even got a second, as we had to eat this there so it could be shared by the group, and it was calling us! Definitely hope it is available next visit, and Starbucks could take a lesson in quality versus price point. Some of the pastries here are really not worth the cost for the product (would skip the cream cheese puff, for example, and the mochi donut), but everything else was very good. Other than an error in fulfilling the order correctly and a couple a poor pastries (quality), it was a good first visit, and we all would come back when near a location.

I needed my coffee fix and some breakfast, found this location along the way to my Destination…read more Even for early morning, they had a good selection of pastries out to choose from. Grabbed a few pastries-- all were flaky and delicious. Probably even better if it were warm. I was in a time crunch so didn't ask for it. I ordered their caramel macchiato--really sweet for my taste buds.