Ordered a custom red velvet birthday cake and it was gorgeous and large. I was only really…read moredisappointed because it didn't taste like red velvet at all and looked pale red on the inside. I did like the icing, a little sweet, but that's very perfect for the party and I liked the design of the cake. Only thing is the cake just tasted like generic cake flavor, not red velvet. Food: 2/5 | Service: 5/5 | Atmosphere: 5/5

The cookies are wonderful. The snickerdoodle and chocolate…read morechip cookies left me wanting more!! They were soft but not too soft, had great flavor and still tasted fresh the day after we brought them home.

Stopped by La Casita Bakeshop in Dallas and everything we tried was so good. The chilaquiles were…read morehonestly some of the best I've had -- I loved that the tortilla chips stayed crunchy the whole time instead of getting soggy like they do at some places. And that salsa verde on top? So good. Both the chilaquiles and the blueberry Earl Grey scone were my favorites. The scone was especially nice and moist with a unique flavor combo. I also liked the churro cruffin, and the birria brisket croque madame was delish and satisfying. Two of us ordered the Sweet Potato Latte and one got the Turkish latte, all half sweet (we generally prefer less sweetness than most), and all three of us really liked ours. Service was also great -- even though it was packed, our server was attentive and friendly. Great spot if you want something a little different for brunch or a bakery stop. Definitely worth checking out.

Our first time here and we went on a Sunday, so the dine-in wait time was about 55 minutes. I…read moredidn't know about reservations so most of the tables were empty but they were all reserved. The waiting area was really nice and spacious. We got to try the Love Potion Latte (limited time), the Croissant Monkey Bread ($4.75), and the Birria Brisket Croque Madame ($19). The Love Potion Latte was okay, it's made of chocolate mocha, espresso, milk, and dried strawberry chunks. The Croissant Monkey Bread was delicious. The dough pulled apart so well and the cinnamon sugar on top added a nice touch to it. They toasted your bread too so it was warm and moist. The Birria Brisket Croque Madame was the best! It is a huge portion and we cut it in halves already, but it filled us up! The sourdough was still crispy, well-toasted, and it absorbed the juices from the birria so well. We went for a light breakfast but came out so full and stuffed. The prices are a bit expensive but it was reasonable for the quality and portion size. They are sooo packed though with customers coming in and out at all time. I would definitely make reservations next time!

Friendly staff super welcoming and their Knafeh is the best!…read moreTareq is knowledgeable with all they have

Great selection of sweets. Great service welcoming workers. Also please try the Karak tea, taste…read moregreat and it's a great boost of energy.

Partner and I love this place and stop by pretty much every time we are in the area. We've tried a…read morevariety from buns to mousses to cheesecakes to drinks and are generally always satisfied. Expect the sweets to be less sweet than an American bakery (but they are all beautiful and still very yummy). Tonight in particular, partner got a cinnamon roll and bun, and I got a strawberry mousse. We shared a mint chocolate chip frappe. As a huge fan of mint chocolate chip, this frap was amazing and way better than my attempt to make it at Starbucks. Instantly addicted. The mousse is decently sweet and tastes mildly of strawberry cream cheese. It's definitely a popular study spot and we always see college students with their laptops when we are here. Would recommend! I prefer this over 85 degrees.

Sweet Hut is the perfect night studying place with delicious pastries and drinks! My favorites are…read morethe Midnight Lady cake slice, cream puff (SO GOOD!), nutella bun, and the savory buns as well. Their chocolate boba is a great non-caffeinated option and the vibe is very comfy (great for nighttime studying). Please check this place out to study, grab a quick pastry, or spend time with friends!

Just stopped by to grab a few items and had a simple question about the ingredients in their bread…read moresince there were no signs posted. I politely asked the young lady behind the counter, and instead of "let me check for you in a moment", her response was that she was "too busy right now." Wow. Just wow.

Seems to be the place to go for my mom's birthday cake (74th b-day this time). Preordered a mango…read morecake #3 for $47, with it being ready in 24 hours. Sure enough, when we stopped by, it was ready to be brought home and came with a few candles. The custom lettering is written in front of the cake instead of on it. The cake is so light, with a milk bread sponge and super light whipped cream frosting...so good. Thinking this will continue to be the birthday cake going forward.

Lived here for 30 years. First time trying it out. Wife tried it with previous owner over 16…read moreyears ago. Got lots of stuff; pies, cakes, cookies. Delicious. I thought Normas Cafe had best pies until now. Same with Crumbl Cookies. Sugar and Spice is going to be our go to favorite place. I have to try sandwiches and soup.

What a cute and rather comfy little tucked away sandwich/bakery in Plano. Honestly, I had no idea…read moreit was in this area, until a friend brought me there. And while I sat my table I watch so many people come in and order lunch or pick up delicious baked goods to take home. It's a quiet little gem! The owner is so personal and makes you feel right at home quickly in his space. He loves to talk about what he has to offer - and oh my, the sweets are worth coming back for! For lunch I had a special chicken salad sandwich with baked potato soup - both hit the spot perfectly! You taste the homemade in each item. It was honestly a wonderful experience. Relaxing, inviting, and good food!

I always get a little envious of how every suburb of Dallas seems to have such a cool town square,…read moreand Plano is no different. Located among the shops and bars of historic downtown sits 1418 Coffee, a cute and genuinely great little shop that fits the area perfectly. Inside, the shop is fairly narrow but offers a good amount of both indoor and outdoor seating. I arrived with a friend a little before 11 am on a Sunday, and it was absolutely packed. A biking group was posted up outside, students were inside working on homework, even though most colleges have not started yet, and plenty of other patrons were taking their Sunday mornings easy. Despite having at least 10 to 15 people in front of us, the line moved pretty quickly. My friend who was more of a regular at the shop knew a lot of the staff and had convos with them. It feels like a little community! I ordered the Maple Sausage Croissant sourced from Sugar Loaf Bakery along with a hot Purple Haze latte made with lavender and vanilla syrup. My drink came out fairly quickly, and I thought it was great. It was well balanced and not overly sweet. As for the Maple Sausage Croissant, it was exactly what it sounded like, a maple sausage tucked into a croissant. I initially expected the croissant itself to be maple flavored, similar to a McGriddle, but it was still fresh and enjoyable. They had been keeping them warm in a heater throughout the morning, which definitely helped. I have stopped by 1418 Coffee a few times when visiting Dallas, and I plan to keep returning. They consistently do a great job and fit right into the charm of downtown Plano. RIYL: A warm haven in a beautiful downtown.

Hands down love 1418 Coffee even after only three visits! I'm working in Plano this month and…read moreneeded to find a good caffeine stop after my long commute from Fort Worth. The baristas are all super friendly and were happy to answer all my questions. It's also super cozy with dim lighting, and the music isn't super overpowering or loud. There's mostly comfy couches but also a few tables and high top seating. Just a little chilly, so I'd recommend bringing a jacket. I was able to comfortably complete some work on my laptop, with working wifi. There were also people here socializing in the morning. They no longer serve breakfast tacos, so I opted for a bacon cheddar scone at one visit and a lemon blueberry scone on another. They were both delicious! The baristas told me that their chai leans toward the sweeter side versus the spicier side, so I opted for an iced sugar-free vanilla latte, which was not overly sweet. I also tried the beez neez (latte with honey and cinammon) another time and enjoyed it! They offer 2% milk, which I don't always find at coffee shops. Since it's in downtown Plano, there's street parking, which wasn't difficult for me since I came at 8 AM. I believe there are parking garages located nearby. Overall, I've greatly enjoyed 1418 Coffee and will most definitely be visiting more throughout this month while I'm working in the area!

I've been having a hard time finding a bakery that makes laminated pastries since moving to the…read moreNorth Texas area from Denver (think Bakery Four and Black Box Bakery) and this bakery hits the spot. The typical bakeries in this area (Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Allen etc) are often chains, and focus on soft breads such as donuts and cakes, with the token boring croissant, and the Asian bakeries (also chains) offer a completely different style of breads, so to finally come across a place with innovative crisp laminated pastries is a treat! Note - they do not sell breads. I visited on a Friday morning around 8am and although there were only two people ahead of me in line, they were already out of almond croissants and I took the last sausage roll on display (but the bakers were probably baking more). There was a continuous flow of people in and out. The location is definitely set up to be a to-go place and NOT somewhere you come to sit and eat. No ambiance. No need to bring the friends and family, just send someone to buy a box of treats and enjoy at home. Being in a strip-mall complex, parking is easy.

I got some pastries to go and I'm blown away by how cute and delicious everything was. They looked…read moreso good, no one wanted to eat them. They looked like a piece of art. The pastries were so big that 3 people were able to share one with their coffees. It was the best treats ever!

Paris Baguette - Main St. (Frisco)…read more This was a nice location. It was fully stocked and friendly staff. When you walk in, to the left you have your dining area and to the right it's backed goods heaven. I've been to several Paris Baguette and it's always hard to choose. That's a good problem to have. But can also be dangerous if you have a sweet tooth. Hehe It took me ten minutes to walk around before I made a decision. At this location I ordered, "Cheese Pastry Frank." The meat tastes soft and juicy. The entire Frank has a sweet and salty flavors. I also ordered, "Cherry & Greek Yogurt Danish." I've never had it before but the combination between fruit and Greek Yogurt on a danish were especially tasty. You can also find, "King Cream Donut," "Chocolate Supreme Croissant," New, "Palmier," and so much more. This was a great place with large offerings. I wouldn't mind returning.

Newly opened, spacious, and really clean. Recently stopped by but noticed the variety of pastries…read morewere a bit different from the carrollton hmart location. They have more crossiants and donuts here than the typical korean breads. Its super spacious and clean and they do have some outside seating too. I love that its so close by but I do wish they carried some more variety.

genuinely the best cake I've ever had. The pandan coconut cake was so well balanced with their…read moreflavors. The pandan bits made the cake taste so fresh and the cake was so moist and spongey. 10/10

I got assorted cupcakes with different flavors! Durian…read more Pandan lychee Taro Coffee Green tea And two egg tarts Everything was delicious!!! The durian cupcake had durian filling inside! If you love durian, highly recommend! Flavors were very different and unique, Asian flavors so I had to support! I see this bakery all the time coming to first Chinese bbq but stopped in for the first time today. Their cupcakes are also not that sweet. Asians don't like it too sweet so I will be back