I ordered a birthday cake for my son's first birthday, The cake looked so beautiful and tasted…read moredelicious! The staff was so friendly and helpful. I'm so happy with the cake and would definitely order from House of Pastry again for future celebrations. Highly recommend!

Great service, friendly staff and of course tasty treats and desserts…read more They have a variety of cakes and can make your own custom cake

Big fan of Paris Baguette. We've ordered cakes, pastries, and coffee from this location and have…read morealways been happy with what we got. Service has been good and the inside is nicely decorated. Plenty of parking out front.

I've been to PB a handful of times without ever thinking I'd leave a review. But yesterday, we were…read moretreated so well by the staff that I had to give a shout out. Johnny Santiago was so authentically kind and down to earth. My husband and I left PB saying "wow what a great guy. So easy to talk to." So, thanks Johnny for your excellent service! Food at PB is good if you want a baked good. I don't like sweet pastries so I go for the cheesy ham croissants. Yum. Ambience is chill.

Wow, has it been almost 4 years since I've been to this lovely, beautiful, well organized, super…read moreclean bakery?? Yes, it has, and shame on me! Walked in yesterday mid-evening at 5:30 pm and was greeted by Anna with a pleasant, pretty smile. She was kind, helpful and very nice. This is an Armenian bakery run by a lot of nice, helpful employees. They sell a variety of baked goods and a few savory items. Ponchik, (the closest way to explain this food is a donut). Filled with custard, nutella, and I believe other flavors too. They have Lahmajune, (Armenian pizza), Perashki, (a long dough filled with Spinach, Potato, Mushrooms, Cheese). They also sell other types of pastries, beverages, candy, cake, chocolates, boreks, with different fillings. My favorite is the Cheese borek. Rolls too. With different fillings.. and so much more.. All I needed and was craving for was 4 of their fresh, delicious Ponchiks. They were nice enough to give me an extra one--free of charge. The smell of those Ponchiks transported me back to Armenia. It was fresh and very hot. Came straight from the fryer. Since I was going to have dinner next door, I didn't want to get full on sweets. For 4 Ponchiks I paid ($13.60). Their prices are very affordable according to the sizes of their delicious savory and sweet baked goods. If you pay with card, there is an extra $1.00 fee for processing. I paid cash. Thank you all very much. Parking is shared with other businesses, and no public restroom. Inside and outside seating.They have multiple other locations.,

Love their ponchiks. So addictive. The Nutella one is my favorite and the Oreo Nutella one. I get…read morethe minis so I don't feel bad about how much I eat lol.

Great New Bakery to the Noho Sherman Way blvd stretch of bakerys and other stops. Their signature…read moreitem is this amazing sourdough made with turmeric and black rice.... amazing . plus tons of other classic armenian breads... a must stop!

What a great find! I visited Art House Bakery over the weekend and was really impressed. Their…read moresourdough bread is absolutely delicious, with unique flavors, wonderful texture, and quality ingredients you can actually feel good about. We tried the rye sourdough with mixed seeds and the turmeric & black rice sourdough, and both were outstanding! The owner personally helped us and was very friendly and welcoming. It's a small, charming storefront with the baking happening in the back, and you can tell they put a lot of care into what they make. They also offer a variety of other breads and baked goods that I'm looking forward to trying. Places like this are hard to find these days. Simple, authentic, and focused on quality. Definitely worth driving across town for, and I'll absolutely be back!

Easy peasy panaderia!…read more Martha's Bakery is a local spot many enjoy! I've been here when the line has been out the door many times. Come for the pan, jugo y postres! Stay for the warm service and friendliness. It's pretty classic goodies - I typically purchase things for others as I'm vegan and can't enjoy most of the rich creamy treats here though they do have some fresh bread that I've been suerte de comer. Definitely a gem of gems in the SFV beat as others have expressed. It's small inside but spacious - they do bake cakes. Located in a tiny shared lot that's rarely full near other local businesses off Victory Blvd & Hazeltine. Apoyar a las pequeñas empresas #SupportSmallBusinesses

I am not from the area but I found this gem of a bakery. I went in to possibly buy 5 dozen bolio…read morerolls. They had them and they were fresh and delicious. I also brought the jalapeno and cheese rolls, equally delicious. The lady that helped me was very nice and helpful. The place was in the corner of the strip stores so look for it if you want good bread! Thank you

Woke up and had a sweet tooth this morning. Wanted to try somewhere new and found this bakery on…read moreYelp and decided to give them a try. Walked in this morning a little after8:15AM, and got a warm greeting from Lilit. I believe she is the owner of the place. Got few slices of pastry, couple of ready made salads and walked out. The ambiance was nice and clean. They have freshly baked bread, salads, soups, chocolates and cakes. They can customize whatever you like for your special occasions the way that you want them to do. I have a friend that she ordered her wedding cake from them and they all loved it very much. Including myself. So, don't look elsewhere, go to this lovely, pretty, big, lit, bakery that not only serves cakes, but an impeccable customer service!! Customer service is 50% of the business. Their baked goods are not that sweet, which I like. They are very light too. Small parking lot, didn't see any restrooms and don't have a patio. Thank you all. They have been around for a little over a decade.

Anush at Nellie's Bakery absolutely hooked us up! We had a huge assortment of pastries, along with…read moreone of the most delicious strawberry sheet cakes I've ever tasted. I honestly thought I had over-ordered, but there was literally nothing left by the end of the night...our guests demolished everything and couldn't get enough. You can tell Anush takes tremendous pride in her work. Every pastry was unique and delicious, and each one looked like a little work of art. I usually don't take pictures of food, but everything looked so beautiful that I had to. Nellie's Bakery definitely helped make our celebration extra special. Highly recommended!

Delicious baked good and quality items with pleasant service. I sometimes call in my Lahmahjoon…read more(Armenian Pizza) order and pick it up fresh and hot off the oven, so tasty and the best I've had in the San Fernando Valley area! Good find for the NoHo area.

I'm currently standing here waiting for an order of 16 lamajunes. I've been here for 35 minutes…read morewaiting around. It took 15 min for them to finally ask me what I wanted to order. Now 15 minutes waiting for them to being out my order. I'm still waiting.... It's super hot in here and they have zero customer service, not even an acknowledgment when I walked in. A simple hello how are you would be better than then me just standing there for 15 min waiting for acknowledgment. What pisses me off is that I had to wait 20 min to order to find out that they don't have anything but lamajune. No cheese boraks or anything else other than jamajune. Why don't they tell people hey by the way you guys are standing around waiting but just wanna let you know we are out of a lot of items so people can know what they are doing. Shitty experience and I paid $40 bucks for 16 small ass lamajunes that are mid. Charging all this money they should have enough funds to add an air conditioning unit to the lobby cause it felt like an Asian sweat shop in there and the cooks were coming out the back with sweat dripping off their foreheads. The place looks so old and run down and it needs a facelift asap. Stop wasting peoples times and giving them a mid experience

Always best hands-down the best leghmajoun in the valley. They're spicy and you can always ask them…read moreto warm it up and make a crispy. This review is making me head out to it right now.

One of the few amazing places to get your Lebanese-Armenian staples like lahmajoun and manaeish…read more Made fresh all day and served by friendly staff. Lahmajoun is thin, crispy, and nicely flavored meat. Manaeish has good amount of za'atar while being fluffy and thick dough

Their bread is so good, they even have a separate section where they sell hot food items, like atol…read morede elote, empanadas de platano and much more, but if you are looking for good flavor sweet bread from Guatemala and El Salvador, this is the place to go, fair prices too.

I saw this place on Tiktok and I thought it looked amazing. However, I was sooo dissapointed. We…read moretook the 30min. drive and ordered about $40 worth of items. The Pan de Pavo was good. Like a 7.2 out of 10. Somewhere I tasted something canned and the bread was maybe day old bread. The "Salvadorian" tamales were horrible. The masa has no seasoning no flavor. We ordered one of each. 1 pork and 1 chicken. The pork one was still raw, the meat and the masa. Also ordered a breakfast torta sad to say it was disappointing. How do they mess up refried beans? There was no flavor. I mean a hint of salt, onion maybe garlic would have elevated them. The Bolio was warmed up in the microwave instead of a fresh one which made the breakfast torta soggy. Out of the Pan Dulce we bought I only tried the Semita and the Peperecha and it's missing those little pieces of cinnamon sticks. The woman who helped me was super kind and nice. It was around 3pm the place seemed quite and lonely. Maybe it picks up during the weekends. I would like to come back and try the other items on the menu like the savory empanadas, the casamiento and their breakfast. However, if it's anything like what I tried today. It will be double the disappointment. This place has great potential. But they need to invest on real cooks and not cut corners on flavor and quality.

Epicurus Gourmet is such a gem. It's a beautifully curated gourmet market filled with imported…read moregoods that you don't usually find anywhere else. Their selection of tinned fish is impressive -- high‑quality brands, great variety, and everything is displayed so thoughtfully that you can't help but browse a little longer. The French butter options are another highlight; rich, creamy, and absolutely worth the trip. The whole store feels refined yet welcoming. You can tell everything is chosen with intention, from pantry staples to specialty items. It's the kind of place that makes you excited to cook, explore new flavors, and treat yourself to premium ingredients. If you love gourmet products, Epicurus Gourmet is definitely worth visiting.

A family friend of ours owns a bakery, and he told us that this shop was his little secret. Since I…read morelove baking myself and am Japanese, I was excited to discover a place where I could find ingredients that are not always easy to get. On my last visit, I had to bring my two young children with me: my 1-year-old daughter and my 3-year-old son. I usually try to shop without them, but that day, I had no other choice. I was doing my best to keep them from touching anything, constantly reminding them to calm down and stay close to me. I am not the kind of mother who simply lets her children run wild and ignores their behavior. I was trying my best to manage them while getting my shopping done as quickly as possible. Of course, I understand that they are still very young. Anyone who has raised toddlers knows that, no matter how much you remind them to behave, keeping children this age perfectly still and quiet is not always easy. Usually, the staff at this shop approach customers to ask if they need any help, which I have always appreciated. I actually enjoy talking with the staff because I often learn something new from them. But this time, a staff member approached me and said, "Can you stop your kids from running?" I was honestly taken aback. It wasn't the fact that she asked me to stop them. I understand that this is a private, quiet shop, and I respect that. It was the way she approached me. There was no smile, no warmth, and no attempt to speak to me kindly. She simply looked annoyed. In that moment, I didn't feel like a customer who needed a little help managing her children. I felt like someone who was no longer welcome. At other beautiful businesses I have visited, people often smile at my children or make a small effort to engage with them. Those little gestures make such a difference to a mother who is already trying her best to keep everything under control. Instead, I felt embarrassed, guilty, and uncomfortable. I hadn't even finished my shopping, but I decided to leave. At the checkout, another staff member asked me, as they usually do, "Did you find everything you were looking for?" I replied, "I'll come back without the kids next time." Her response was simply, "Okay," accompanied by an eye roll, without even looking at me. That moment made me feel even more unwelcome. I want to be clear: I am not saying that children should be allowed to run around freely in every store. I am not expecting businesses to accommodate every family, and I am not trying to justify my children's behavior. I know that parents have a responsibility to teach their children how to behave in public, and I was actively trying to do exactly that. I also understand that this is a quiet, private shopping environment. However, there are no shopping carts or other facilities that make it easier to shop with young children, so I can see how this might not be the most child-friendly place. Perhaps it is simply better suited to customers who can shop without little ones or whose children are old enough to stay still. And that's okay. Not every business has to be child-friendly. But there is a difference between a place that isn't designed for children and a place that makes a mother feel unwelcome. What hurt me most wasn't being asked to stop my children from running. It was the lack of kindness in the way I was approached, especially when I was already doing my best. Motherhood is not always graceful. Sometimes you are trying to shop, keep two little humans safe, teach them boundaries, and make sure they aren't disturbing anyone, all at the same time. It can be exhausting, even when you are doing everything you can. A little patience or a kind approach would have made all the difference. I left feeling as though I had done something terribly wrong, when all I was trying to do was shop while taking care of my children. This is simply my personal experience. I respect the shop's atmosphere and its right to maintain a quiet environment, but I wish the staff had shown a little more consideration in how they communicated with me. I may return on my own one day, but I won't forget how I felt during this visit.