We stopped by here for dessert since it was my birthday and close to the restaurant we celebrated…read moremy birthday at. We got the ube flan, ube Madeline's, ube cookie. We loved all 3! My husband and myself are particularly in returning to get their ube flan. It was amazing! Beautiful space! Service took a while but not too bad bc it's just one counter and only two person working at that time.

Cute place with plenty of seating. But parking was very difficult - my husband had to wait in the…read morecar for us. Fast and very courteous service. She was very patient and helpful. Mango mini jar 10/10 - very creamy and prominent mango taste Jar Cake - Cake with Ice Cream (1 pint Mason Jar) - ube and coconut pandan 10/10 Mini cupcakes 8/10 (a little dry on the outside but otherwise amazing flavors)

Found myself in Woodside after getting off the LIRR and decided to walk around. I stumbled upon…read morethis wonderful bakery. The boss was super sweet and we had a nice chat in espanol. I got an arepa con queso , 4 empanadas, a chorizo and a large slice of tres leche cake for $25. Delish! PS Don't sleep on that hot sauce!!!

Ate here today for lunch while working as a substitute paraprofessional at P.S. 361 Q that I had…read morebrought and ate the beef empanada, cheese arepa and tres les leches as a side order that it tasted really good and delicious. The service there was also attentive and super fast. Finally, I would definitely eat and come back again next time.

Kora has been a solid go-to spot for my boyfriend and I for some time. We were introduced to Kora…read moreduring the pandemic and loved their story as much as their donuts donuts. This location in Sunnyside is very popular! There is a line outside before opening on weekends (possibly weekdays too). My favorites are Leche Flan Ni Lola donut and the Spam and Cheese Pan Suisse Croissant (it's freaking DELICIOUS!). Every time I make it to Sunnyside, I'm always hitting up Kora! Great pastries, great people :)

Been craving this place for a min now. It's been a yr. This is still the best donut shop I've been…read moreto, since I haven't been to any others that have such unique fillings & toppings. 4/5 "Lychee Matcha Americano $7.50: Kettl Hinata matcha, lychee syrup, lychee jelly" - good, strong matcha, slightly bitter, wish it was a bit sweeter, lychee layer on bottom & lychee jelly on top was nice 3/5 "Orange Blossom Latte $7.50: Cara Cara orange bay leaf cheong, espresso, orange blossom cold foam, Regular Milk" - couldn't taste or smell the orange blossom, too sweet, decent, strong latte otherwise 4/5 "Garlic Chive & Cheese $7.50: garlic chive pesto, Edam cheese" - really good, love anything pesto, with chive & garlicky, got a bit too salty at 1 point 5/5 "Asparagus & Spring Herb Focaccia $11: asparagus, spring herb mix, crème fraiche" - wish they provided metal utensils cuz I couldn't cut through the tough exterior with plastic utensils, thick & so filling, flavor wise- fantastic, sour 3/5 "Sweet Pea & Almond Twist $7.00: sweet pea filling, toasted almond" - too sweet, too crumbly 3/5 "Mango Macadamia Sable $6.25: sable, toasted macadamia, mango"- tastes so much like thumbprint cookies, except this is harder/firmer, has more of a snap to it, more like a biscuit, too sweet even tho I tried the half w/o white chocolate on top 4/5 "Pistachio & Cherry Cruller $7: pistachio butter glaze, tart cherry filling" - love the tart cherry filling, balances out the pistachio butter glaze 4/5 "Pain Auro Chocolate $6.25 Auro 55% dark chocolate pain au chocolat. Contains gluten, dairy, eggs, soy." - wish it was 65% but pretty good anyway, standard for an Asian bakery 4/5 "Leche Flan Fried Brioche $7: Fried brioche, flan cream, Lola Corazon's beloved flan. Contains gluten, dairy, eggs, soy." So sweet, but so good, such creamy flan Till next yr, or perhaps the next season.

I was in the area with my family and stopped by here to get some coffee and doughnuts…read more The attendee at the front, Bicker (sorry if I got it wrong), was super friendly and informative. He was patient with me and my niece trying to decide which delicious doughnut we would want. I got the Iced Glazed Vanilla coffee and it was delicious. Hot chocolate for the kids were good, but since its "real" hot chocolate they thought it tasted weird. Only because its not processed and has real chocolate in it haha. We decided to get the tres Leche, strawberry, blackout, and red velvet. Strawberry one tasted like a Pocky stick, delicious! Tres Leche was a second fave amongst the kids, and then the blackout. Full of flavor and right amount of sweetness. The red velvet was the least favorite as it didn't give much red velvet flavor and was lacking something we couldn't put our finger on it. Overall really good doughnuts and can't wait to try others. The place is in a fancy looking lobby building and across the college. We went on the weekend so it was not as busy during that time. Its a great spot to pick up something.

Stopped in for a quick donut to reward myself for a run. The worker was friendly and gave us all a…read moresample of the vegan strawberry donut. It was interesting, as I don't think I've ever had a sourdoughnut before. I ended up ordering the brooklyn blackout chocolate donut, which was good, although not quite as indulgent as I was hoping. I might stop by again if I'm in the area to try some of their other donuts.

I can't believe it's been three years since my last review. I come here like every other week now…read moreand have been for the last several years. You will find the wackiest savory and sweet items here from shakes, to cakes and pop tarts, to monstrous sandwiches and sides. There's a whole vegan menu as well that is SOLID. I do wish they had more vegetarian specials because man those non veg special look fireeee but you can always sub out the meat for the vegan meat! Their vegetarian sandwiches though are some of the best around no cap. If these guys ever went for halal meat, I think it would actually be over for me. I do have to say though after having tried a few of their donut over the years, just skip. I find them to taste super strongly of oil and they're expensive as hell. Go for their cannoli rainbow cakes instead or their shakes if you want something sweet! There's indoor seating again now (yay) and a bathroom. I appreciate they also have jugs of water out so you can help yourselves. There's also a kiosk to order inside or you can order at the counter.

I wanted to like comfortland more, but I think I unfortunately went on an off day! The meatballs in…read moremy vodka meatball hero were a bit cold, and the Truffle parm tots had too much Truffle oil. That said, the vodka sauce on the sando itself was good, Truffle tots were a great value, and of course the oreo milkshake was divine. I'd give them another shot because I do see the potential, and the staff was friendly!

I got the pandan coconut cake from here. We walked around few bakeries and came back. My mom…read morereally enjoyed this cake and said it wasn't sweet. She would have given it 5/5 but for me it was alright. I had better pandan cake and it felt like they used too much of the concentrate instead of fresh pandan leaves. You can taste the artificial pandan which I don't like. I would given it 3/5. Overall the presentation of the cakes is what drew me to come back. I would like to try the fruit cake next time.

Pulled up to Rainbow Cakes & Donuts like a grown man with dessert priorities…read more 86-22 Broadway, Elmhurst, NY Ordered the ube Swiss roll and yeah... game over. Soft, fluffy ube chiffon, rolled clean like it trained for this, packed with ube whipped cream. Zero cracks. Zero mercy. Then came the mochi donuts. Pineapple Mochinut -- first bite screams PINEAPPLE. Soft, slightly chewy, creamy frosting, dangerously good. Chocolate Mochi Donut -- solid, rich, did not disappoint. Didn't stop there because I have no self-control: Berry marble cheesecake -- straight-up irresistible. Mille-feuille (Napoleon) -- aka "a thousand layers of don't ask questions." Flaky, buttery, rich... this was the victory lap dessert. Coffee? Top tier. Staff? Attentive, locked in, took care of business. Came for donuts. Left emotionally satisfied. Real men eat dessert.

Peter Pan has the best donuts I've ever had! The donuts were incredibly fresh, fluffy, and soft,…read morewith that classic flavor you expect from a true neighborhood donut shop. The Boston cream had a rich, smooth filling with the perfect chocolate glaze, and the strawberry sprinkles donut was perfectly sweet and nostalgic. What makes this place special is that it's both affordable and consistently delicious! They have all the classic flavors but also some specialty donuts if you want to try something different. The old-school ambiance gives it a real Brooklyn charm, and it feels like stepping back in time. Just remember to bring cash because it's cash only; but it's absolutely worth it.

Likely this Peter Pan has been bought out. The jelly stick was listed on the sign but they had no…read moreidea what it was and said they don't make them. They were young, energetic, and a hard working bunch, Eastern European sounding . They are fierce in their added charges at the register- the likes of which I have never seen in the coffee shop/ donut world. First & Last visit. Too mich of a culture clash. How I was treated here would not fly or last One minute in North Shore Nassau -.But here in Brooklyn this is a bustling coffee & donut shop with all seats taken and a line for take out. Donuts & coffee both good - Good. Experience a no go. They were pre- occupied with added fees. it's all they mentioned with each donut picked. It went like this - "A dozen doughnuts please" and I began pointing at quite regular looking donuts (all in the same rows) or so I thought. " thats a dollar extra" ( boston creme) hm ok " thats a dollar extra" ( coconut creme) hm ok " thats a dollar extra" ( boston creme stick) hm ok " thats a dollar extra" ( french cruller white icing hm ok " thats a dollar extra" (french cruller chocolate icing) hm ok " Two small coffees also please " HM are those the small?? I kid you not they were TINY kid sized The cup size I have never seen before. They must special order them for samples or something. Ok so "They are wayyy too tiny so - medium please" Out came the typical small sized cup - Hmm so ok. Let's ring and go I'm thinking. Next the woman is struggling with a paper by the register trying to figure out the coat of this dozen donuts (plus five with her added $1's) - then more struggle and I said " it's a dozen plus $5" thats $29.50". "Oh no you don't have a dozen". Apparently the extra $5 disqualified my "dozen". I know what you're thinking but No- no special donuts from some other case - no coffee rolls etc - i'm a NY'er and know a donut from a special roll etc. You need to buy five more for a dozen. "Oh? No, I have a dozen and am paying you five up charges as you stated." Next thing she is ringing the donuts individually Plus the extra $5 Which makes NO sense. But gets her another added $5 or so. Why would they keep quoting me add ons to my dozen if no dozen existed once you added a Boston creme etc. She raced to the manager. The Brooklynites thought ne a mean old lady for saying you're overcharging me'. The manager flew over - a young man huffy and emphatic that the five very ordinary donuts that were $5 more converted my dozen to a different price per donut. Then they said something funny to me - "would you like me to take those out and give you regular donuts?". No. (See update for more) " No those are the ones I want " but you just over charged me - I'll take them. But you are overcharging me. Thank you. Holy mackerel - just glad to be on the way out WITH the donuts of course- I was not furious or anything- and the donuts were never at risk- I'd not walk out on the donuts - My advice is to be more transparent in pricing and not deem very basic donuts special donuts - making your customers feel ripped off.- Better just to charge more for the dozen. And.. like other shops put any supposed special donuts in a special donut area - like coffee rolls, big fritters etc. That's how it's Typically done. This is New York! You can't pull that here. This is a place where people pay $6 for a good cookie. They are not cheap. Don't be weird at the register. And those cups Come on - are you KIDding me - pun intended. I left holding on to my wallet a lot tighter. And that is not NYstyle. I felt like some war was on and was ready to start stacking change. I'm also half Italian! So for me - This was one weird cheapskate experience. So that's my review. --------------------Update - Follow up to reply ------------------------------- Hi Demetrios, Thank you for replying. I generally stay positive on reviews. Like I said it was the aggressive way I was treated that was the no go for me. What I left out of the review was worse! For instance - your counter person began reaching to open the box saying she was taking out donuts to replace them with others. She grabbed the box and actually began getting ready to fling donuts around. It was totally weird. Had she actually not stopped trying to untie when asked I would have not taken them. It weirded me out. You say you keep the business the same since 1993? Well where is the Jelly Stick? A New Yok classic. So much for keeping it the same. Its on the sign over the counter and you don't make them any more .. so It is Not the same as it once was. Got ya! jk. And no.. no no.. I am Never mean or rude... just willing to say something. Ok so the coffee.. if its really $1 I get it.. its a nice gesture to your customers... they had something like that in Montauk.. a tiny beer for $1 at a place called Liar's Saloon. So ok.... right on you. Update /3

Doughnuts were good! I liked mine more than hubby liked his…read more The coffee- - pass. Tasted like it was over roasted or something...very bitter. Very cute place. Only 2 tables. Service was very friendly. I'd come back again and try more doughnuts!

So I came here for the laneige pop up. This poor worker - how can you only have one person working…read morewhen there's a pop up? There should have been 2 max at the front! I got the passion fruit donut. She did great despite being alone!Def not worth $10. That's mind blowing to me. There is ample street parking but this area is quite busy.

Baskin-Robbins and Dunkin' combos are so common around these parts that it's sometimes hard to…read moredistinguish them. For yours truly, they're one in the same (#1) but this Woodside location really stands out for the wrong reasons. Customer service is not top of mind. Attitude issues from the staff have been so normal that everyone would benefit greatly from a self-order kiosk instead. Some of us are just here for a coffee, many others a carb snack, or a sweet tooth craving, but everyone leaves with a bad taste. There have been multiple instances of very stale donuts, so I've given up on ordering any of this. Thankfully the lines aren't too serious for a coffee, but they tend to skew on the overly sweet side. So that essentially leaves for the occasional ice cream cake for various occasions, but even then, it's overpriced and incredibly mid. It's been hard to find any redeeming value of this location. It's clear I'm not the only one who have had abysmal experiences here. This Dunkin' is most definitely flunkin'. ___________ (#1) Ice cream and donuts, both poorly done.

There are many DD's throughout Woodside and Sunnyside. All of the others are professional and treat…read morecustomers with respect. But, at this DD at 58 and Woodside Ave is the worst I have ever seen. The staff were extremely rude and twice got my order wrong. Funny part is they acted as if I should just accept that they made a mistake. The rudeness of the staff was really shameful and you can be sure that I will not visit this location, but will stick to the other great DD locations in the neighborhood!

I stopped by Moe's Doughs around 11:30 on a snowy Saturday morning, and was able to walk right in…read morewith absolutely no wait. Unlike some of the other legendary spots nearby, they actually take credit cards, which makes the whole experience much smoother. I was originally hunting for an apple fritter, but since they were sold out, I grabbed a blueberry one instead. It was massive and delicious, though a little on the oily side for my personal taste. The real star of the show, however, was the pistachio cake donut. It was easily a 10 out of 10 and something I'd go back for in a heartbeat. If you want a top-tier Brooklyn donut without the headache of a massive line, this is definitely the place to go.

Moe's Dough aka Moe's Donuts is awesome!…read more Huge selection of oversize & over-stuffed donuts with incredible variety and very reasonable prices. I went here recently after my go-to spot in the neighborhood Peter Pan's Donuts was out of most of the things I wanted. I saw a dude order an Apple Fritter that was the size of a dinner plate, no joke! Great, quick service, lower priced and much friendlier service than Peter Pan's - this is my new spot for Delicious Donuts!