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I'm glad I waited in the line! When I first walked up I didn't know what make of the line out front. Should I wait? Should I leave? I asked the couple in front of me if this was usual and they said yes but it moves quickly. I'm so glad I waited! The coffee and pastries were amazing. I had a seasonal coffee and a crab dip bagel. That bagel was pure heaven. There's no seating inside but there is some outdoor seating on the sidewalk. Friendly and fast service too. read more

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So there's not an awning or sign to locate the shop. But there will be a long line. Apparently the line is typically around the corner from what ppl say. But, the line wasn't this time. I got in line at 12:37 and left with my items by 1:08. They do take FOREVER and they only allow 6 ppl in at one time and it's STRICTLY enforced. I ordered the crab dip bagel, banana bread, s'mores cookie and monkey bread... my total was $30. I was wondering why something with crab was so cheap and that's because the little bit of crab that you see at the top of the bagel is all that you get. There was no crab throughout. It was mostly cream cheese and corn. And not much crab flavor. The banana bread lacked that uhmph... like it was missing something... maybe cinnamon or even more banana. The s'mores cookie was basic and too chocolatety for my liking. I ate the marshmallow/biscoff cookie top. Now the monkey bread was ok. Actually it's the best thing that I ordered really. It wasn't traditional in any way, it was croissant-textured, the passion fruit caramel is what steals the show. Definitely the best part. To be honest, I wouldn't go back. The long wait mixed with the bare minimum makes me realize that this was just an overhyped tiktok trend. read more

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you know this place has to be good when people are willing to wait outside on a rainy day to try this place. i got the tamago sando, guava croissant and the chausson aux champignon. all were recommondations from the cashier and the tamago sando also from someone in line. To be honest the tamago sando was a solid sandwich and maybe i should have toasted it but i was getting it to go to bring while traveling... was nothing mindblowing. however, the guava croissant was AMAZING. the lamination, the texture, that wonderful crunch and fresh guava taste with balanced sweetness brightened up the gloomy day! I happily ate it quite quickly in one sitting after the sando despite how big it was. When I got back to atlanta i tried the chausson aux champignon a bit without it toasted and also toasted and it was TOO GOOD both ways! i enjoyed the mushrooms as they brought soo much good umami goodness to my tastebuds along with the mushroom aioli served with it! I really want to visit baltimore if only for a layover again so i can pickup more delightful pastries! I tried their seasonal brown sugar hojicha coffee latte and that was great as well! and oopsies i forgot to take a picture of the chausson aux champignon but it looks like a turover! although there was a line, i had a lovely conversation with a few nice people in front of me so the wait wasn't bad at all! read more

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Whenever I'm in Baltimore in the morning/early afternoon I make sure that I head to one place... and that's Cafe Dear Leon. Their crab dip bagels are sooo sooo good. I tried them out for the first time last year and then again a week ago and everything was exactly as I remember it to be. Friendly service, hot and fresh food and not too long of a wait The inside of the cafe is also very well organized with a small retail space filled with merch and plants. They do a great job making the most of the small space, it's a very homey feel. I haven't tried anything else on the menu lol but other items in their case look delicious with sweet and savory options. Highly recommend especially because parking isn't too bad during the day. Support this small, local business. read more

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The hype is real. The crab dip bagel is THAT GOOD. A must try if you love crab and visiting or haven't been. I think it's something everyone should at least try once. However, everything else on the menu is also incredible. My mom loves their croissants and raves about them. I unfortunately have tried 2-3 drinks and never liked any of them - either they aren't sweet enough or the flavor profile isn't what I imagined. It may take a while to get the food but is worth the wait! Go to the Remington location for more spacious and sit down location! read more

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Always worth the wait!! Tried a few new things this trip and loved them all, but the raspberry pistachio pastry was the standout!! And the staff was super sweet and gave great recommendations. read more

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Needless to say, everything I tried was delicious. My personal favorites were the Smoked Salmon on Everything Focaccia (12/10) and the Basque Cheesecake (10/10). The smoked salmon focaccia is incredibly rich and well-balanced. The scallion cream cheese is deep and flavorful, pairing beautifully with the crispy pickled onions, caper berries, and fresh arugula, which add brightness and layered aromas to the sandwich. I truly can't recommend this focaccia enough--and the portion is generous. I ended up sharing half with my friend! The Basque cheesecake is dense and indulgent, bursting with cheesy flavor without being overly sweet. It's the perfect companion to a cup of coffee. The staff were gentle and very attentive to hygiene. They spoke softly when near the food and were warm and enthusiastic at the counter. The space itself feels cozy and inviting. I can't wait to come back and try more items! read more

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Ventured up to Baltimore to hangout for the day coming from DC. Cafe Dear Leon has been on my list for some time now and I was so excited to try. I went on a Wednesday so no line and plenty of goods still in stock. Had to get the crab dip bagel. It really is that good. Never sure nowadays what is hype and what actually tastes good but the bagel was amazing. I was debating getting another crab dip bagel to take home and eat later. It has a generous about of crab in it and they serve it warm. I recommend eating the crab dip bagel soon after you receive your order. Yes, you could place it in the microwave at home but I don't think it's the same experience. I also got a s'mores cookie for dessert. It was very good as well. My total came out to $16 for my two items. The crab dip bagel was $10-$11 and the cookie $4, plus tax. I will be back for sure!! read more

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3 years later and the same complaint stands. The people working inside are nice but again I just cannot get on board with their business model. Yes they've opened La Maison in Remington and maybe that siphons some of the business that way, but there is always a line here. Though the wait this time was 15 minutes instead of 40 minutes and it was Friday at 9:30am. I wasn't actually anticipating that I would end up getting the infamous crab dip bagel on a Friday morning well past the 7:30am bake schedule drop time, but I managed to snag what looked like the last one (I actually don't know if they keep on making this one item throughout the day to have just have some available always). And yes. Its delicious. I get it. But man imagine if the person in front of me had snagged that last one as I stood behind them. (Happened the last time I was here with the tamago sandwich). But luck was on my side this time. Once they took my order I was in and was out of the store within 5 minutes. I also got the mushroom tart which served with the garlic aioli is so dang good. And the tiramisu brioche. Good lord who even conceived of such a thing? Diabolical in a good way. Man if only they had some way of mitigating the line situation. Rest assured you won't ever catch me going there on a weekend. read more

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Cafe Dear Leon knocked it out of the park as usual! The new seasonal passion fruit and coconut Danish with pandan caramel at the base was a phenomenal combination of flavors that worked perfectly together. The lamination on the pastry was so good. The presentation was gorgeous. I got to try the lunch menu for the first time and the stracciatella and cauliflower on focaccia was absolutely delicious - a friend and I spit it and loved the flavors. The sauce was perfect and the cheese was so creamy! The service was friendly and fast as always, despite the long lines. My friends loved their coffee, especially the flat white with herbs. The cookie trompette wasn't on the menu, but when I saw them bring it out I snapped one up and it was wonderful - so rich and so delicious, like the best chocolate chip cookie merged with a croissant. I was so impressed and so happy. I really think this is one of the best bakeries - maybe the best bakery? - in the DMV! read more

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Cafe Dear Leone is exactly as hyped as everyone says. As you can see in the photos, all the items are pictured, and yes, there is always a line down the block. I was not excited about standing in line at all, but I had to try the crab bagel, so here we are. The wait was about 30 minutes, and it was hot outside, but it was absolutely worth it. Once inside, we had a lot of questions. Even though the staff was clearly focused on moving the line along, they were calm, kind, and genuinely helpful. We didn't linger, but we never felt rushed in a bad way. The space itself is very small, so there is really no room to hang out and enjoy your food there. Since we already survived the line, we figured we might as well order everything that caught our attention. My favorite item ended up being the Tamgo Sando. I would stand in that line every day for that sandwich, or honestly just for the recipe. read more

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I have been wanting to try Cafe Dear Leon's crab tamago sando since I moved to Baltimore! After hearing so many people's reviews and recs, I checked out their instagram before visiting to make sure I arrived in time for their bake time which was 11AM. I got there on a Friday at 10:40ish and there were two groups in line ahead of us. The line area had heated lamps to keep us warm which was nice and there's plenty of street parking around the block. Once we got in, we were able to order quickly and also get our orders pretty quickly. The staff were super nice and helped with other recommendations that were available. I tried the fig lavender fog? which was amazing!! And the crab tamago sando did not disappoint! My sister, who was visiting from NYC also really enjoyed it and said she would return just for the sando. Will be back for the pear vanilla danish! I highly recommend Cafe Dear Leon and can't wait to try their new location La Maison soon! read more

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I've been wanting to try this bakery for quite some time. I don't know why, but I've been on this bakery kick for the past few months. This place has rave reviews. My partner & I came through on a rainy day, hoping there wouldn't be a long line. It wasn't that long. It helps that they have a heated awning to wait under. It was a bit cool, so that was great. It didn't take us long to get inside. We studied the menu while we waited. I ordered the crab tamago sando. I was initially planning for the smoked salmon, but since that's my go-to, I thought I'd try something different. It tasted like an egg salad sandwich with crab. There was enough crab in the sandwich that I could taste it. I also ordered the Koginut Pumpkin Tart, Toffee cookie, and chocolate chip cookie. OMG, those sweets were delicious. That's my Achilles heel------- sweets. If I return, I'll opt for the Salmon! And of course, more cookies! read more

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Adding to my existing review -- this is the first time I ordered for lunch instead of breakfast and the line wasn't so bad! We went on a Sunday and we were able to find parking easily. Same as per usual, only a few people in at a time and the line went by quickly. I can't wait to try the Maison but love being so close to this location! read more

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Came here before my best friends graduation reception. It is definitely a quaint spot. Super cute and small. They let 6 people in at a time. The line is outside the door for this reason. Menus are outside with all offerings. The cashier was super patient and nice! I really appreciated that since we were ordering multiple items. I loved the crab bagel! Not sure why it has corn in it but it still tasted good! The crème brulee tart was tasty but messy. The mascarpone stuffed bread was light and delicious! I'm not sure of the names of everything but we got about 7 things to share. I would definitely recommend going! It is worth the trip! read more

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the brief: cozy and cute spot located in the Canton area of Baltimore. Delicious baked goods with a very calming/peaceful aesthetic all around the store. All of the staff was super nice too. Plan accordingly for a wait though. how it works: the shop itself is pretty small. They only allow like 6 patrons in at a time, so if you're not one of the 6 people ordering or waiting on an order, you're supposed to wait in a line outside. I will say it's not very fast either. I ordered 4 baked goods and it took around 10-15 minutes. Even the barista orders were taking around that time (big caveat: a lot of their beverages are fancy and take time to actually make). So basically you can expect your spot to take roughly 5-10 minutes for each person that's ahead of you if you're waiting in line. Depending on the time of the day (like 6:00AM vs 7:30AM and not just breakfast/lunch/dinner), the menu is different. You should definitely check their menu ahead of time so you can appropriately time what you're going to get. how's it taste: delicious. Everything was good. Great balance on everything and all the pastries were flaky and soft. Everything that I'm looking for in a cafè bite. They don't have much seating aside from the outdoor venue, but you can totally take advantage of some of the cute places in the Canton area especially on a nice day. Very nice spot in Baltimore and would totally recommend checking it out. read more

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Café Dear Leon is the most charming bakery in Canton. The smell of fresh butter and espresso hits you the second you walk in. The pastries are incredible and everything looks like it came straight out of a Paris bakery. My personal favorites are the almond croissant and the crab tamago, though you really can't go wrong with anything. The staff are so kind, and even though there's always a (very very longggg) line, it moves quickly and is absolutely worth it. Seating is limited and the patio isn't the most aesthetically pleasing, but it's a great area for walking. I'd recommend getting here really early and pairing any pastry with a creamy latte and strolling around canton for a lovely morning. read more

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A small cozy café my friends introduced me to this place when I was visiting Maryland! What's really unique about Café de Leon is that they have new items that roll out depending on what time it is in the day! The items offered are also pretty in tune with what time it is for example you'll get more classic breakfast items at 9 AM whereas at 11 they have some of the more savory pastries! We waited in line for about 20 minutes and even though we arrived a few minutes before their 11 AM lunch they were kind enough to let us order the salmon focaccia sandwich. It was admittedly very hard to decide which pastry to get. All the pastries were beautifully made, and decorated that it was also a really good mix between sweet and savory. We ended up opting for the salmon, focaccia sandwich, the chocolate croissants, the blueberry danish, and a coffee bun. I cannot stress enough you need to get the salmon sandwich. The fish was absolutely fresh and paired really nicely with the cream cheese, the capers and the pickled red onions. The pastries were also very good with my favorite being the blueberry, lemon ricotta danish. I absolutely loved the texture the cream and the blueberries on top were very very ripe. Note that this is a really small café and so they do limit how many people are allowed to stand in the store at a time. What that means though is even if the line looks long, it goes by pretty quickly. Can't wait to have an opportunity to come back to this delicious café and try some of their other menu items. I love that. They also rotate their menu items and so if I come back next month, there will be new things for me to try! read more

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This small business in the Canton area is one of Baltimore's Yelp to go to. I decided to adventure here to see what the hype is about. Parking is limited and challenging depending on the day and time coming here. There is a sign posted on a viewable stand alerting patrons that they are asking for no more then 6 persons in the shop due to their small space. No worries for the cold weather outdoor wait,because this is by far popular, the assist with a covered waiting area directly in front of the store equipped with heating lamps above. While waiting there are menus for food and drinks hanging up. The pastries and other food comes out by specified time mentioned on the menus. It didnt take long waiting outside before I was entering. The staff were working like minions and the cashier greeted with a smile and took my quickly.I selected the creme brulee tart and a carrot cake latte made with oatmilk. Within 3 minutes my latte and pastry was handed over to me. The latte was okay but the creme brulee tart was and is worth having to workout in the gym hardcore for 30 days straight. The wait, challenging parking and whatever else is WORTH me eating and loving my pastry. Its a little pricey but a tasty pricey is what it is. Dear Leon is definitely a perfect sweet spot that is a must go for pastries, atleast my creme brulee tart said so. read more

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Worth the wait and the line! Everything we tried was delicious and you can tell a lot of care goes into the food. The crab bagel was out of this world, super flavorful and perfectly balanced. The egg sandwich was also incredible, honestly one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've had. For sweets, the s'mores cookie was fluffy and amazing, and the chocolate cookie was warm and perfectly melted. Absolutely hit the spot. The tuna sandwich was good, but it wasn't my personal favorite compared to the others. Overall the food was fantastic and the quality really shows. I would definitely go back!! read more

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The crab dip bagel alone was worth the 45 min drive from DC and 20min wait in line. They only let about 6 people in at a time and there is always a line so take that into account if you're planning to go during the colder weather days. Getting my order was pretty quick once I got inside the cafe. They have an upstairs bathroom as well. Now for the crab drip bagel. My goodness! It was so soft and perfectly baked with a beautiful corn and cheese crust on top. It has the perfect amount of crab mixed with the cream cheese filling. I am looking forward to visiting again to try their other pastries and the Sando sandwich. read more

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This is one of the few places that you can go to where every item looks like it came out of a magazine. At this point, I feel like I have tried one of everything haha, my favorite is the ham and cheese croissant. I love that I am able to walk in with my dog to grab a quick pastry or drink. The staff there are quick, friendly, and you can tell they enjoy what they do. That adds so much to the experience when you visit. The cafe is so put together and organized when you go in! read more

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Cafe Dear Leon is one of my fav Bakeries hands down . They have a Rotating Menu , Long Lines * but worth it !! A few of my favs are The Crab Dip Bagel , Banana Pudding *When it's available & their Ham & Cheese Croissant. The Crab dip Bagel is the perfect blend of Creamy Cheese , Crab , spices and corn . They bagel is light and chewy , just perfect . read more

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Café Dear Leon is one of those rare gems that makes you fall in love with baked goods all over again. The space is minimal yet warm, the staff is friendly, and everything is baked fresh daily. The crab dip bagel? Unreal -- creamy, cheesy, perfectly seasoned, and loaded with Maryland flavor.The texture and balance hit every note. Definitely recommend giving them a try. read more

Café Dear Leon - Crab Dip Bagel. Blueberry Lemon Ricotta Danish. Chausson Aux Pommes - Cafes Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

Café Dear Leon was such a hit for us. They have a unique selection of options. The pastries tasted very fresh! I really enjoyed the blueberry muffin basic I know! The service is quick. I would recommend taking a look at the menu before venturing in. The location is small so you'll be expected to order fairly quickly. I didn't stay in the cafe for long but there is some outdoor seating that will be very nice in the summer. read more

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I decided to check out this cute little cafe yesterday and I'm happy I did. I recommend getting there early, the line gets long outside. We waited about 20-25 minutes in line and I ordered quite a few pastries. I ordered the Monkey Bread, eggnog danish, Almond Croissant, chocolate hazelnut croissant, and the black sesame croissant to take with me back to Virginia. I tried a bite of each one when I got home. My favorites were the black sesame one and the eggnog danish. I also ordered a black sesame salted caramel latte. It was So delicious. I'm glad I stopped by and it was worth the wait. read more

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Got the Tamago Sando, Crab Tamago Sando, Pumpkin Cheesecake, and Oat Scone. The menu changes depending on the time of day, so I would check their Instagram for the hourly menu. I recommend arriving at least 15 minutes before the menu drops, as we got there at 11:40 for the 11am menu, and some items were already sold out. The sandos and pastries were solid, but the flavors were nothing extraordinary and the crab sando did not have as much crab as we expected, considering the prices. But there are many other items we didn't get to try, like the Crab Dip Bagel, which looks really popular. I will definitely be back. read more

Café Dear Leon - Tamago Sando, Crab Tamago Sando, Pumpkin Cheesecake, and Oat Scone - Cafes Near Me - Baltimore, Maryland

I finally made it to Café Dear Leon! I've heard so many great things, so I just had to make the trek down to Baltimore. It's located really close to the Canton waterfront, and it's a small cafe with very limited space. They only allow six people inside at a time so I had to wait outside in a line for a quick few minutes. I did come on a Tuesday morning, so there wasn't a crowd. Of course I had to get the crab dip bagel! It was very creamy and filled with an adequate amount of crab meat. I also loved the old bay sprinkled on top. It's a bit overwhelming for one sitting, so I split it across two days. I also ordered the koginut pumpkin tart. Absolutely delicious! The pumpkin filling was so tasty and I enjoyed every bite. I ordered a hot baklava latte with oat milk for my drink, and it tasted great as well. I didn't think it was too sweet, but I believe I tasted honey, and it was topped with pistachio crumbles. I can't wait to come back to try their other baked goods and drinks! read more

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I heard of the crab bagel on Instagram, so it was definitely on my list to try. I went on a Thursday morning and waited about 5-10 minutes before being let inside. Only around six people are allowed in at a time because of how small the bakery is. I ordered a drip coffee with cardamom and, of course, the famous crab bagel. The coffee was solid, but the real star was the bagel. It's filled with a creamy crab mixture and sweet corn, slightly sweet but balanced perfectly with the salty Old Bay flavor. The bagel is huge, rich, and super filling. Definitely worth the price! read more

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Cafe Dear Leon is the bakery I have ever been to in my life!!! Believe the hype and try it out for yourselves. The pastries are so buttery and flaky that they just melt in your mouth. They have the perfect balance of sweetness and flaky layers. I tried the pear and vanilla danish - 10/10. No notes. Absolutely delightful. I also had the eggnog danish and this was the best seasonal pastry I've ever tried. The balances of cream, vanilla, and what tasted like cinnamon and cloves was a dream. The chasson aux pommes was a standard apple turnover but the apples within tasted so fresh!! Not over processed or heavily sugared. The crème brûlée pastry was so creamy and inventive. I've never seen a pastry that mimicked this dessert and they knocked it out of the park. I also had a matcha latte with one pump of vanilla syrup and the flavor depth was incredible. The mouthfeel of this latte was also so creamy. I did get it with oat milk and that may be why. Overall I clearly enjoyed my experience and I'll definitely be back. I still need to try their viral crab dip bagel. If you go for the bagel, definitely try some pastries as well. They are so delicious. read more

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The hype about this place is real! So much so that I'm already planning the next time I'm going back. I had to check out the viral crab dip bagel that's been all over social media and I'm so glad I did. The wait wasn't as bad as I anticipated having gone on a Saturday morning around 7:30/8 am (20-25 min wait). The store itself can only fit about 6 people at a time so be mindful of that. The cashier was amazingly friendly giving me details about the menu and explaining the rotation of the drinks while I waited. She made my experience there 10x better. The bagel was the perfect amount of crispy and the crap dip was so flavorful. I was even pleasantly surprised by the corn pieces in there. I will say it was a little too salty probably because of the Old Bay. I also ordered a baklava coffee (they change their seasonal drink menus often). I liked it but after a while got tired of the pistachio pieces in the drink. The other desserts look soooo good and I can't wait to be back and try more things (along with getting the crab dip bagel again). There's also a little seating area outside where you can sit and enjoy your meal (or if you want to, you can walk about 5 min down to canton waterfront and enjoy your food with a view). read more

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Every. Single. Thing. Was. Delicious! Yes, you should go Yes, you should wait in the line Yes, get all the things and share with a pal Yes, it cost real money Yes, totally worth it Very small inside, 6 people indoors at a time, very friendly staff. read more

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Scrummy!!! Just bring your patience - the line can be considerable. My waistline is lucky that I do not live in Baltimore ; )

My sister made sure this was a stop in my Baltimore itinerary and I'm so happy she did! Everything we had from here was so unique and delicious. We took out goodies to the park by the water since there is no seating at the store. It's tiny, just allows 6 people in at a time but it's well worth stopping by. They have a restroom upstairs which was a plus. read more

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I still think about their crab dip bagel to this day, definitely worth the wait! I've been back a few times and all their other pastries are really good as well. The inside is a bit small which is why the line is always out the door but the service is quick once you order. It also cool how their menu changes throughout the day and monthly! read more

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We finally went to Cafe Dear Leon to get some pastries and they didn't disappoint. The line was a little long but moved quickly and only 2 people are allowed in at one time. We brought back the fig latte, the tomato sandwich, the crab bagel, creme brulee tart, and the vanilla cream pastry. The December flavor was the sesame croissant and it was tasty. Very glad they let us try it. The tomato sandwich tastes like a pizza bagel bite and I was in love with that flavor. It had a lot of heat and was very fresh. The bakery smells amazing. I think my only problem with the vanilla cream is it's very sweet, but it was my husband's favorite. I enjoyed the creme brulee tart for sure. The crab bagel was tasty for sure and heavy. I highly recommend going on a random day at a random time while they're open. They have different schedules for when things are baked and that's nice so you can kind of plan ahead. We will definitely be back, probably after a farmers market day. Great job to the team here. read more

Finally checked out Cafe Dear Leon. I went to check out the crab dip bagel. I wasn't sure what else to get because I needed to see the other pastries in person. The items are released on a time schedule so depending on what you want you have to time your visit. On my trip I got : Almond Crossiant Crookie Crab Dip Bagel Blueberries and Lemon Ricotta Danish Blueberry Muffin Everything was tasty and delicious. My top favorites were the danish and the crookie. There are a few other items I would try. If you are in the area I think it's worth checking out. read more

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YOU HAVE TO TRY THIS PLACE. I understand the excitement now. I went on a Tuesday at 0725 for their 0730 menu. Look on their IG or website for the full menu because they have certain items available at specific times. I must've gotten lucky because there wasn't a line at all. Workers were pleasant. Keep in mind that only 6 customers + 1 dog are allowed in the store at a time. There isn't any seating in the bakery as it's super duper small. The crab dip bagel was 10/10 !! Super filling. I saved the rest for later and it was just as good heated up. The financier was 11/10. So perfect! Slightly sweet and the crunch of the almonds made it taste like heaven. Definitely would pair well with a hot tea. The crème brûlée tart was actually heaven though. The flaky outside with the creamy inside filling cannot be described. You must try it yourself. The mocha latte was my favorite. Very rich, in depth flavors but not dehydrating or thick. The matcha latte with vanilla bean syrup was good. Probably the best matcha I've had in a while. The mocha just really left an impact on me so it is still my favorite and maybe my go-to drink for now on. Tip: don't forget to grab napkins and straws in the corner !! read more

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It has been on my list to try this viral crab dip bagel so I got the energy to go last wknd! It was a line around the block when I pulled up around 9 am. I called when in route to double check that the bagels were in fact in stock still and they confirmed a yes. I waited in light rain for about 50 mins before entering in. All the food and beverage items looked great but my mind was only set on the bagels. So I got two! It tasted SOOO good!! I ate my 2nd one the following day after reheating very well in the oven. I think the big size and quality of the bagel is fairly priced at $11.50. I hope the line situation gets better and they open up a bigger space so ppl are in and out more quickly. read more

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