What selections they have! And a great location to enjoy some ice cream. Good people tooread more

Perfect place to grab a cool treat on a hot day. They have an outstanding number of soft serve…read moreoptions and toppings as well as slushies. They even have pup cups for your canine friends. Pricing was reasonable, and the venue is small, but extremely well organized, so even when crowded the line will move quickly. There is also an option to order online and pick up inside, which is great.

Good ice cream, chocolate, male cashier very silly and fun to talk to, good. Very fun to be in,…read morewould attend again, much joy ambiance and stuff .

Went to Hello Honey with a friend for the first time today and it was excellent! We ordered a…read moresingle scoop of banana honeycomb in a waffle cone and a single scoop of cookies and biscoff in a cup. We both LOVED our ice cream, and the flavors were present without being too sweet or overwhelming. Their waffle cones are homemade and it was honestly the best waffle cone I've ever had- the contrast between the warm waffle cone and the cold ice cream is indescribably amazing, and I hope I get to experience it again soon. It was around $13 for the two of us combined. The inside is cute, but the plants could use some TLC- all of the plants were halfway to death and most still had the tags on from the store, which made me sad. On the other hand, service was outstanding and I am so glad we came!

A member of our group absolutely swore by the pistachio halibut, and after trying it, I can confirm…read moreit lived up to the hype. The fish was delicious on its own, but the real magic was the goat cheese pear risotto and hazelnut cream sauce underneath. Together, they took an already great dish to another level. I could happily eat that combination for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The decor is eclectic and fun, with plenty of character, and the parking garage next door makes getting there surprisingly easy. Great food, unique atmosphere, and a dish I'll be looking forward to again.

Definitely a cozy restaurant. The staff here were amazing. The wait time despite being crowded and…read morehaving no reservation was super swift. The food was also tasty. I enjoyed the casserole and gouetta which I'm probably spelling so wrong. The mimosa was literally made with a slash of the flavoring so be careful when consuming. If I didn't have a 7+ hour drive back i would have ordered more drinks during the meal . I really like the cinnamon roll which was gooey, semi sweet, sticky, buttery, and savory. The frosting wasn't over the top and the dough consistency reminded me of a fresh baked pretzel. If you don't mind the sidewalk you may dine outside. Overall 4.2 out 5

Stopped by for some dessert. Outstanding and attentive service…read more The flourless cake was Ok.

Not here anymore. Walked all the way from the other side of the bridge to find it not located…read morethere at all. Four very disappointed kids.

The food was excellent as were the vibes. The staff member was super nice and helped us with our…read moreYelp event. I'll definitely come again!

The shop is soooo cute! The gluten free honey spice cake is VERY good. I shared the chocolate…read moremousse tart with my coworker and she loved it. I tasted some of The mini apple pie in the car but I'm going to heat it up at home! So far, so good!

The sugar-dusted croissants are beautifully golden with crisp, flaky layers that look perfectly…read morecaramelized on the outside and tender on the inside. They feel indulgent without being heavy, especially when paired with the small cup of dipping sauce, which adds a rich, sweet contrast. The donut-style pastry topped with pretzels is both playful and satisfying--soft and fluffy inside, with a sweet glaze balanced by the salty crunch of pretzel pieces. It's a clever mix of textures and flavors that feels comforting but still a little elevated. If you're looking for a bakery that consistently delivers visually appealing pastries that taste as good as they look, Paris Baguette is a reliable and enjoyable choice.

Sister Day: Tea & Desserts! We loved coming into this…read morequaint little cafe where they offered cold and hot drinks. Everyday fresh French Bakery, and beautifully designed slices of cake. Our service was wonderful and would recommend it to our friends & family. Can't wait to come back!

I was getting my haircut at Salon Bloom next-door, and the owner of Chaco came in to bring one of…read morethe stylist a tea. I had to know more about this bakery after hearing everyone in the shop talk about how good the bakery and drinks were, so we headed over and got a Matcha latte chicken teriyaki bun and pumpkin pastry, both savory. They were both delicious, fresh and flavorful. This was a great find and definitely worth an impromptu early lunch. The owner also gave my daughter a complementary salmon rice ball to try and it was so amazing. I already can't wait to come back for the fried chicken sandwich that another customer was ordering after we ordered our food. I might even come back tomorrow! Sorry about the pictures, I ate too fast to remember to take a photo.

I ordered a cake from Chako and it was delicious. I ordered a matcha sponge with matcha cream. It…read morewas the perfect amount of sweetness. I also bought some pastries while picking up the cake. They were delicious as well. They were the typical pastries you'd get at an Asian bakery. The chicken Kara-age was also good. If I'm in the Cincinnati area and there's a special occasion, I would definitely come back! Chako was really friendly.

No lie the best Gyro ever !! Actually I had never had one before I came here and it did not…read moredisappoint. I will definitely try this again.

First time here and it was very good!! The fries came out first and they were hot and crispy. Our…read moregyros were sooo tasty!! It didn't take long to cook and the pita bread didn't break which i was surprised. Will definitely go back. Support small business!!

Went here with hubby after dinner at Butcher & Barrel. The crepe was good, I had the Biscoff one…read more They didn't have water, the vibe was weird, and we didn't feel the most comfortable eating in. Great probably for delivery or carry out. A little pricey as well.

The inside of the restaurant was cute, its nice and new inside. I tried an oreo crepe and a dubai…read morechocolate bar. Both were delicious! The crepe came out hot and fresh as well. It was very heavy on the nutella which is not a bad thing for me, but some would find it overkill. The only reason I couldnt give 5 stars is for how expensive the prices are. Its a nice treat, but with the portions sizes and prices, I could only see myself coming here on a special occasion.

Cute local ice cream shop in an awesome location on Broadway! It's always popping and for good…read morereason- ice cream is great and the vibes are the same.

Some aspects of Pendleton Parlor were on point and others left a little to be desired. First, it's…read morelocated in a really lovely part of Pendleton near a part of Broadway that's permanently closed for pedestrians and outdoor dining, so the ambiance is really nice. The inside of the shop is interesting, with knickknacks and things to look at in every corner- kids would love it for this reason! I immediately noticed that there were no prices on the menu... there were cups displayed on the counter with small/medium/large pricing but it wasn't clear what these cups were for- it looked like shakes. It was very off-putting for me to not know the prices of what I'm ordering, especially with more specialty items like cookie dough or coffee/ice cream creations where I can't predict a standard price. Second, there was only one dairy-free option... a cookies and cream ice cream. While it was tasty, it was my only option and that never feels great to order something because you have to. It also didn't have a description or any info available so I was left wondering what made it nondairy... almond? Coconut? Oil? Of course at a creamy whip type place I'm not going to expect the entire menu to accommodate me, but it's nice when there are at least a couple other options- especially with coffee, it would be easy to have a nondairy milk available or a sorbet/dole whip since they already carry many flavors. I tried a tiny bite of my husband's edible cookie dough and it was delicious! Seemed really sweet though- he could barely finish his side by side because it was so sugary--a good problem to have :)) I think I would go back if I had friends with me or happened to be in the area for Blink or the pool or something, but otherwise I would probably choose somewhere else where I have more options s and I know what I'm going to spend.