I was having coffee at Starbucks and saw this food cart lit up about a block west of Crismon…read moreRoad(not Scottsdale anymore)on Southern Ave(in empty unpaved lot everyday from 4p-12a). The Owner Daniel is really cool and served me their signature Snickerdoodle milkshake, best I ever had. Highly recommended for shakes, cookies and sliders.

I wasn't impressed. We ordered delivery and didn't get anything we ordered and the cookies were…read morejust so so.

Not really sure why this place gets bad ratings!!!!…read more Located at QC road and Val Vista, Bosa is located on on the QC road side around the corner from Iron Courts-- Anyways if you need basic donuts i think you will be pleased there. I usually get 3 or 4 donut with donut holes and I'm under $10 each time. It's a great treat after the kids bball games, or for a treat on the weekends. I think know the employee other reviewers are talking about, I went in right before they closed one day and she just seemed exhausted. After a joke or two she was smiling away. Bonus you can get coupons for a free donut in those weekly mailers as well from time to time. When the diet allows we will be back! Thx

Good selection but not fresh at 8:00am. Unfortunately this is the closest Bosa to my house. If I…read morehave time I'll drive to another one. Donuts yesterday or last night for sure. Most people can't tell the difference or don't care but I love a freshly made donut that morning. If you sign up to have a donut shop you sign up for early morning baking.

I've got a crush on Waffle Crush!!…read more First off, this body was built by Nutella! Second, a waffle topped with Nutella, bananas and whipped cream and a caramel sauce??? I'm down any day! I have to thank my wife for Turning me on to waffle crush a few years ago. She faithfully follows them on Instagram and lets me know where they are. I guess you could say we stock them just for their waffles. Crispy waffles topped with anything you desire that's on their menu, what else could you ask for? The texture of the food complements each other miraculously. Sorry Yelpers, I'm NOT the culinary expert they are, so I can't tell you exactly what makes them so good. All I can say is if you see them at a farmers market or follow them on Instagram, stop and Get yourself some. Its heaven on your plate.

The waffles were decent but they took forever to make…read more I visited the Waffle Crush truck at the Gilbert Farmers Market and they did not have the most foot traffic when I ordered. However, it still took 25 minutes to complete my order. The waffles were thick and not sweetened. Hence it paired well with the sugary or savory toppings. Personally found the sweet creations to be overpriced for the size and quality of toppings. The savory sandwiches served to be more filling for the price. *Turkey Pesto: decent amount of turkey with a thin smear of pesto between two waffles. The waffles were on the softer side so this was a good take on the typical panini. This was a bit dry given the limited application of pesto. All the sandwich options were simple: protein and cheese. I would like to see Waffle Crush introduce more sauces or vegetables in their menu. Ultimately, food truck prices will be steep but I hope to see complexity and larger serving sizes here.

We love the waffles from this food truck! It is typically available at our Gilbert's Farmer's…read moreMarket, but check their social media for where they will be next! We love the chocolate dream, nutella love, and churro & cream. The waffles are the liege variety, which are thick, but sweet and fluffy.

Delicious waffle with Biscoff, bananas, strawberries, whip cream and chocolate drizzle. Was the…read morebest splurge EVER!!

I had their crapes at the state fair yesterday and HOLY CRAP! It was the best dessert I've ever…read morehad! So delicious and I can't stop thinking about getting more. I highly recommend them!

I've come across Le Crepe AZ at two events: the Arizona State Fair and the Ostrich Festival. I…read moredidn't get around to trying them out at the State Fair so I was happy to make things happen at the Ostrich Festival. This food truck, as the name indicates, is all about crepes. Ambiance (N/A): Since it's a food truck, ambiance isn't really part of the experience. With that being said, it's a clean, nice-looking food truck. No complaints. Service (4/5): Like most food trucks, you order at the window and then you get your food from the other window when it's ready. You pay on one of those Square devices. They forgot my lemonade but no biggie. I mentioned it and they took care of it promptly. They even offered to give me a free refill on my beverage. The lady making the crepes was quite good looking, which is always a plus in my book. Drinks (4.5/5): Speaking about that lemonade, I misspoke. It was actually a prickly pear limeade. For $6. They don't have a lot of beverages to choose from, but I'm happy they had this one because it's delicious. Food (4/5): I love crepes. And you can't find them in many places in Phoenix, so this was a treat. This French street food is a classic. Le Crepe AZ's menu is relatively small. There are three savory options and eight or so sweet options. I went with The Frenchman, one of the savory selections. Turkey, avocado, and a pesto spread make this simple, yet delicious crepe. While the crepe wasn't up there in terms of some others I've had, and could have been served a little warmer, it was a solid crepe. Looking forward to running into them at another event! Next time around, I'll have to try one of their sweet crepes.

A good spot for quick eats. They had a decent variety of lunch options. Made an online order for…read moretakeout. The food was fresh. Gluten free bagels available.

Came by for a quick weekend brunch and it was a great time!…read more The breakfast bagels are solid, and their bagel variety is large! I really liked the Monterey, and their bagel variety scrambled eggs and cream cheese paired really well together. Fruit smoothies also contain ice cream which was interesting. The staff are super friendly, and there's plenty of indoor and outdoor patio seating. Not too loud so you can definitely hold a conversation with friends here.

Wow! What more needs to be said? This bakery was an absolute delight from start to finish…read more Located in the lobby of an apartment building, the space is beautiful, cozy, and welcoming. As I looked around, I couldn't help but think that if I lived there, I'd probably be stopping in daily. The combination of a bakery and coffee house makes it the perfect neighborhood spot. Although I skipped the coffee this visit--it was mid-afternoon on a Sunday, and I wasn't looking for a caffeine boost--I'll definitely be back to give it a try. For this visit, we focused on the baked goods and sampled four items: the chocolate croissant doughnut, maple croissant doughnut, vanilla doughnut, and a red velvwtcupcake. Every single one was delicious. The croissant doughnuts were wonderfully flaky with just the right amount of sweetness, the vanilla doughnut was soft and flavorful, and the red velvet cupcake was rich and satisfying. It's rare to find a bakery where every item you try is a winner, but this one delivered across the board. Whether you're stopping in for coffee, a sweet treat, or both, this charming bakery is well worth a visit. I'll definitely be back.

Second time visiting and I have to go with 3.5. Just an okay spot for me…read more It's in the title, too sweet lol I didn't write a review the first time I went and I remember leaving with a Soso feeling and the second time confirms my feelings. Perhaps dining in is a better experience, I can't remember if they warm up the pastry but we took our maple, cheesecake croissant, and cinnamon roll to go. It tasted a day old. The croissant/ bread didn't taste fresh, almost stale. I opted to warm it up a bit, it was a bit better but then it just started feeling too sweet so I wasn't interested anymore. the cinnamon roll breading lacked flavor, but the cream on top was good. But again the bread dough just felt stale. It was a Sunday in the AM that we went. Not busy at all. Since it's a part of an apartment, parking is a little awkward and can feel tight. You could easily not notice the place and mistake it for being closed. It's right off of the round about. (the wind had blew over the open sign and the open sign wasn't lit) Service is okay, nice enough. Not really warm. Seating is ample and is cozy to sit and read or catch up with a friend.

One bite, two bites, three bites more... Oh, how many bites can you bite when eating Bites…read moreDonuts??? Turns out A LOT! I opted for a small size of the blueberry donuts which is 10 mini donuts for $7 (or you can get a large size which is 16 mini donuts for a dollar more). While the large is a better deal, I was trying to give my waistline a break by going with the smaller size. Thank goodness I did because I ate all of the warm, golden puffs of deliciousness in one sitting! So glad Bites Donuts is a food truck because if it were a store I would be there way too often. These fresh scrumptious little bundles of fried joy are dangerously addicting and should not be missed!

I can't say enough about these donuts. I tried for the first time at the Gilbert farmers market and…read moreI am a fan since then. Their donuts are bite-able size made fresh to order. They have different toppings like glazed, maple, chocolate, white and have tried them all. Everything is excellent, specially when they serve it warm and it's crispy. Pricing is reasonable too. You get 10pcs for $7 and trust me you can eat it all. Definitely a sugar rush but it's irresistible.