Great chocolate, good service, nice people. The ambiance is friendly and comfortable.read more

I buy apples several times a year here however this past weekend on Saturday I was disappointed…read morewith the service and the apples. The guy behind the counter was too busy on the phone to wait on us and when he did he was in a hurry and rude!! The butterfinger apple had old butterfinger candy on it, unfortunately we did not realize it till we got home. So, the service sucks, the apples suck, and the price of each apple has gone up to $8 dllrs +. Taking my business elsewhere and you keep your apples and shitty customer service!!

I came here for the first time for a UYE Coffee & Convos, hosted by long time Elite Yelper Sara…read more Located in Katy, in a shopping strip with other restaurants. It's a cutsey shop with an IG photo wall op, nicely decorated. A cafe with good amount of items both hot and cold. Service- was 5 stars. The owners are a husband/wife duo, awe. One of the owner, Wei (sp) rang me up, and helped me with any questions I had while ordering at the counter. She never rushed me or appeared annoyed as I asked multi questions. She gave service with a smile, which I love. Another staff member checked on us frequently throughout our stay, which I appreciated. Drink- I was torn between many options. There speciality menu had alot of cool things. I prefer hot drinks over cold. I asked Wei for a determination between Rose Latte and the Lavender Latte, she said if I wanted more floral to go with Rose. I haven't seen Rose Latte on a menu before, so I decided to go with that. She said the drink comes with 2 to 3 pumps of syrup. I wanted light sugar content, so I went with 1 pump. And perhaps that was the downfall of my own making. I didn't taste any Rose, but it was fine regular Latte. Food - I ordered the turkey, pesto & cheese croissant. And it was yummy. Would recommend. I would give this place another go if in the area. I liked the owners hospitality.

Oh my! Their tiramisu is truly delicious. Creamy texture. Buttery in an unexpected way. Excellent…read moreflavor profile. I would come here again.

I am from Kentucky so we do have these in Louisville. I have tried Pralines & Cream at every ice…read morecreamery. I have visited throughout the country and I never thought any place would beat Baskin Robbins! If you don't do anything else, get the pralines and cream ice cream - it is so creamy and delicious especially served in a waffle cone. It is the best I have ever had hands-down! I have not tried their chocolate, I will come back and edit my review once I do.

The ice cream is really good and the ice chunks make it even better. The workers are super nice and…read morelet you try lots of samples!!! It's really unique because when you're in there they have tons of things and at Easter and Christmas they have giant chocolate carvings!!!! The place is very clean and awesome!!!!

Food was wonderful! My kids love it. Most especially the trendy fruit. They love the mango fruit so…read moremuch and the chocolate roll. Service was excellent! Very friendly and accommodating. Ambiance was so nice, clean, and spacious.

We love coming here! The Iced Pistachio Latte & Iced Biscoff Latte are the best. :) Staff is always…read morevery friendly we've never had a bad experience

This is sort of a gift speciality shop IMO, or for those who have a sweet tooth or love pecans in…read moregeneral. Looks like a little mom and pop type place. I came here for chocolate gift since they do have chocolate and pecans. I ended up with some chocolate but it wasn't what I expected entirely. Probably not the best place if chocolate is more of what you want. I was wanting some chocolate covered pecans but they didnt seem to have that at the time which surprised me. The staff was helpful otherwise to the best of their ability. I knocked a star only because for me, the prices were too high. I probably would look elsewhere next time for some pecan gifts although it has nothing to do with the quality here. I did end up with good gifts but it hurt my wallet a little more than I wanted.

Very rude lady in the front! Did not like her attitude at all. I walked in thinking it was open…read morecause people were coming in and out and she rudely says we're closed don't you see the sign?? & I apologized and told her I thought it was open cause of the people in and out she just made a face and said well we aren't...

Once again, we drove all the way from Sugar Land with the family just to eat these croissants. At…read morefirst, we thought we had ordered too many and wouldn't be able to finish them, but they were so delicious that we simply couldn't stop eating. My husband loved the matcha flavor, while my kids' favorite was the chocolate one. As for me, I especially loved the lemon cream flavor. After leaving, I immediately regretted not buying more croissants to take home because my children absolutely loved them so much.

The croissants were so flaky and so yummy! The Dubai chocolate and the matcha croissants had the…read moreright balance of sweet without overpowering it. The lady at the counter was attentive and friendly. It's kind of a bummer that they charge an extra $1 for decaf. And I get that it's a family business, but it was a bit distracting to have their family and their kids hanging out at the store.

This Disney-fied gas station is as American as it gets. While I'm not a driver and am truly a…read morestranger to the gas pump and car culture, I still had my family make a detour to this haven for well, everything, because I wanted to see how everything is bigger in Texas in one place. Buc-ee's certainly embodied that, and then some. For starters, I didn't know there could be that many kinds of jerky. A jerky wall spanning one entire side of the grocery area competed with a stand serving their popular brisket sandwiches. The buck toothed beaver mascot is charming enough, but seeing it printed on everything from onesies to throw pillows to mugs had me wondering how big of a Buc-ee's superfan could one be? Apparently devoted enough to sustain an entire merchandise empire. The food ailes were just as robust. Branded pasta sauces, honey, spices, jams, and even bath and body products lined shelf after shelf. In a zombie apocalypse, you could probably survive stocking up here alone. I was most amused by lotion and soap scented like bucees praline pecans, one of their most popular snacks. The scent sounds cloying to me and I can't imagine intentionally wanting to smell like that, but there's really something for everyone here, no matter how niche the desire.

Every single time we get gas here and buy a car wash, it doesn't work. Either we don't get the code…read moreor something goes awry. We stop here every trip through Houston this happens. Then we have to go inside and figure it out. Adds 30 minutes to our trip. There's never anyone at the gas station to help. So frustrating. And when you call the number on the receipt it just tells you to go to the website which is not helpful. Maybe we will learn someday.