These donuts were a nice little sweet treat. They are freshly fried right in front of you and then…read moretopped with your desired toppings. Served warm and just melt in your mouth. I am not sure how great they would be if not eaten immediately. Also, I had the cookies and cream and would have like more cookies. The crumbles are tiny and I wasn't a fan of that. There is no seating inside but it is located on the ave and would be good to eat while walking to the beach or while checking out other shops. Nothing to rave about, but worth trying!

We were starving so stopped on Atlantic Avenue for some lunch. We soon realized this was a big…read moremistake during holiday week since every restaurant was packed. We decided to head towards Boca for lunch, but first stopped in Holey Donuts for some pre lunch dessert to tie us over and they smelled too good. They had so many flavors to choose from- girl scout donuts, fruit loop donuts and more. The woman behind the counter was friendly and fast and we had a dozen mini donuts within our hands minutes later...and devoured them all within 2 minutes. We were still starving for lunch, but helped a little bit and dessert before lunch when on vacay is acceptable.

It was a while since I had a donut, until a few days ago. I never even heard of Jupiter Donuts. I…read morewas at an event and they had 4 boxes of these delicious treats. I ate two. One was a chocolate filled one and another was a white glazed donut. They were both delicious and fresh. These donuts had a terrific flavor. They were not stale at all. I wish they were closer to where I live. I will make an effort to stop by when I am up in the Boynton. Each area. I am not sure about pricing but whatever they charge, it is worth it

Haven't been in this place since probably 2020, and looks like the employees all still hate their…read morejobs. Zero smiles or friendliness whatsoever. I went in just to look at their selection so my husband could come back in and order and the baby wouldn't be alone. Everyone looked at me and treated me like I was trying to, like cut the line or something, despite the fact that I said excuse me, just checking out the selection. I know life can be tough but it isn't hard to engage in simple acts of kindness. When my husband came out with the donuts he said the same thing. Our four year old was so excited and they refused to even engage with him. I don't know why these people are always so angry but like, idk, don't work a customer facing job then. Also, selection was very modest at 8:15. Nothing crazy or unique anymore,

I needed a rainbow cookie cake, and after calling several bakeries and Italian grocery stores,…read moreGramma's came through. I haven't been here in a while, and I forgot how delicious and affordable everything is. They put a cake aside for me, as they sell out fast. I also grabbed some semolina bread and some rainbow cookies. Thank you to the kind employee who put the cake aside for me. We loved this cake! It was moist, true to the idea of the rainbow cookie, and the icing was the perfect amount- not piled on. The raspberry filling was very subtle- just enough to hold the cake layers together - and this was perfect, as my kids expressed some concern over this detail, which they had not noticed in the cookie form.

Gramma's Bakery is a solid dessert spot in Delray Beach. The display case alone makes it hard to…read morechoose. Everything looks incredible. The key lime pie had that perfect flavor, tangy, creamy, and well balanced. The crust was buttery and held together nicely without being too thick. It felt homemade in the best way. The espresso mousse dome was both beautiful and delicious. The mousse was smooth and airy with a rich coffee flavor, and the overall sweetness level was just right. It felt like something you'd find in a high-end pastry shop. Gramma's Bakery is definitely worth stopping by. I'll be back to try more.

I enjoyed my cookie assortment from Chip City…read more You might have seen a few of my reviews come up because of the app TooGoodToGo, well this is another one of those. I used the app to buy an assortment of cookies from Chip City today. I paid $7 for a few random cookies. With the app, they have a strict policy where you cannot make any alterations or adjustments to the order. You get what you get and you don't get upset. They tasted good. Not as crazy as Crumbl Cookies, the flavors tasted more cozy and kinda like you can recreate them at home. I like that the cookies weren't raw, they were nicely baked. With YooGoodToGo they don't really serve you hot food, so the cookies were room temperature. The employee who handed me my order was so nice. She told me all of the flavors she gave me, and even told me to be cautious when reheating them because of the frosting. The ambiance of Chip City Delray is ADORABLE! The store front is so cute, the location is very central and the decor is a 10/10

I went here after dinner because I was craving something sweet and was very satisfied with my…read morechoice. I had the cookies and cream cookie and it was very dense yet moist and delicious. Service was fast and friendly and I don't remember seeing any chairs or anything like that to sit down inside so it's definitely a grab and go kind of cookie shop. Very cute inside! All in all, the cookie I tried was delicious and it's a great place to pop in if you are walking around downtown Delray and want something sweet to eat.

The Paris Baguette is a very good bake shop. A friend I do taxes with would stop here and bring us…read morepastries. Very nice selection. Everything he buys is delicious.

I loved their self-service system. You go in, grab a tray, choose all the goodies you want, go to…read morethe cashier to choose your drink, pay, and that's it. Simple, practical, and fast. The environment is super organized and clean, with all the products very well displayed with their names and prices. I missed having more savory options; there were too many sweet pastries. I ended up choosing (trying my best not to take everything) - hash brown bread with ham and cheese $4.99, delicious, the dough was super soft and flavorful - fruit bite $3.99, crunchy and the cream wasn't too sweet, just right - Crème brûlée bombolone $3.79, wow, the crunchiness of the burnt sugar on top was incredible. To accompany it, a simple Américo coffee $3.75, super rich and flavorful. I couldn't resist and ended up buying others to take home, and none disappointed me either. Service was simple and basic, only at the cashier to order drinks and pay, nothing special. I noticed they have a rewards app; if I lived closer, I would definitely have it.

Came back here for dinner haven't been here in years for dinner. Delicious roast beef sandwich and…read morepotato latke is always good. My mom said last time she went the coleslaw was sour but today it was very fresh. When sitting down the wait staff are super friendly and food comes out quick. You have to wait in line for a table but once you get one the food comes out quickly. I've been getting the meltaway which is like a giant babka, and unfortunately it's not as good as 10 years ago. Has an odd fake buttery flavor and the half of it usually has little to no chocolate swirl.

This stop is part of my ongoing tour of all the Florida spots featured on Diners, Drive-Ins and…read moreDives--and yes, I've even got a Yelp collection going if you want to follow along with my adventures. The show has been running since 2006 and is now deep into its 40th season, with Guy Fieri crisscrossing the country in search of some of the most underrated and delicious local eats. Flakowitz of Boynton Bakery & Deli Restaurant was featured in Season 6, Episode 5 ("Biscuits, Bagels and BLTs"), which originally aired on May 4, 2009--and it's easy to see why it made the cut. This place is a true Boynton Beach institution. Since 1967, they've been serving up classic New York-style Jewish deli fare, and they do it right. Think towering, sliced-to-order sandwiches, rich matzoh ball soup, and hearty comfort dishes like their stuffed cabbage (which Guy himself tried on the show). Beyond the restaurant, there's also a deli counter and a full bakery stocked with fresh bagels, rugelach, babka, challah, black-and-white cookies, and more. The bagels are made the traditional way--boiled and baked--and you can taste the difference. From the moment I sat down, the experience felt warm and welcoming. They brought out complimentary marble cake while I looked over the menu, which was a nice touch. The service was just as good--my waitress was attentive and seemed to know exactly when I needed that much-appreciated, steaming cup of coffee. I went with a classic: a corned beef sandwich piled high with tender, flavorful meat. It was massive and incredibly satisfying, especially with the sides--coleslaw, a crispy potato pancake, and a half-sour pickle. Definitely the kind of meal that leaves your soul satiated. And of course, I couldn't leave without stopping by the bakery on my way out. I grabbed a few cookies and bagels to go--no regrets there. I've been wanting to check this place out for a long time, and it absolutely lived up to the hype. If you're a fan of classic delis or following in Guy Fieri's footsteps like I am, this one is a must-visit.

This cafe gets better each year. I've been coming here since convid times when everyone else was…read moreclosed. A true sanctuary for delicious food, drinks, energy, and overall a great vibe. The matcha here is delicious. Bread is freshly made everyday. Today I had the matcha with berries pure. So good. I bring all of my out of town and in town guests here. And I can bring my service dog too. Great working station too. Love, love, love!

Yummy yummy treats and lunch today with this amazing group. Made my day. Get the fresh mint tea.read more

This place was a trip! Stopped in after I was lunching nearby as I was curious. This was like the…read morekosher version of Whole Foods. I'm not kosher, but if you're in the area you might find this grocery market as interesting as I did. There are a lot of various departments and sections in addition to the shelves full of canned and packaged goods and the cases of frozen items. One of the first things I saw was a kiosk making felafel sandwiches and plates. Then there was the bakery ... with all sorts of cakes and pastries. Did I mention the tall case with all types of fresh made hummus? The long table with large blocks of halvah had me stopping. Halvah is a semi sweet dessert/candy made from sesame seeds and honey. Each large rectangular block was marked with its flavor is sold by the pound and was under a plastic cover. I watched as two ladies made their selections and a man came by to cut off a slice to their directions. He didn't like that they wanted a taste first to help them decide. I chose blindly a small thin slice of the dark chocolate variety. There was a sushi section, meat department, packaged, and a separate butcher area, a fish department, and all sorts of fresh dairy products and frozen goods. The ready to go food cases were large. I stopped here. too, to see what they had. I wound up getting some bow tie pasta with buckwheat groats (kasha varnishkes). Kosher food is relatively expensive in general. And now even more so -- as non-kosher foods have increased in price, as well. The meat prices are the highest cost, but other items are more reasonable especially if you are getting something unique or not easily found at your local grocery store. Checkout was fast and easy as I only had a few items and there was no line at the cashier I chose. Glad I stopped by to explore.

I've been here several times, and they had an exceptionally good chicken soup in the past, called…read moreChicken Soup Grandma. It was $12.99 per container, expensive for about 2 meal size servings, but it did have large chunks of chicken in it. Recently, I bought 2 containers, and there was almost no chicken in either one. So it was really vegetable soup in a chicken base, with a few very small pieces of chicken. It is expensive, and for the price their quality should be better.

The food was excellent! The short rib and red fish dishes weren't die for. The chicken sandwich and…read moremeatloaf were also very good. The decor was artistic and eclectic and the atmosphere was stylish & comfortable. The service was equally impressive, attentive, friendly, and knowledgeable without ever feeling overbearing.

Wonderful place. Great food, service, vibe, location. Love going there with people who never…read morebeen. They all love it!!!

This coffee shop is such a vibe! It reminds me of Europe where you go up to the counter vs. a sit…read moredown spot, which I love. And culture is so fun. The staff and customers are friendly, and everyone kind of knows each other. They have their own date milk which is delicious. The only true artisan styled coffee around. If you want to experience a local gem, go here!

I was visiting town for my cousin's wedding. On Sunday around 10:40 before we were (supposed) to…read morefly out of town, my sister, husband and I wanted to try out a new coffee shop on the way to the beach. I ordered an iced cappuccino with whole milk and honey (they only offer 2 milks - whole and a homemade cashew milk). We got our drinks and proceeded to the beach. Sip 1, I started to feel funny and thought there was no way they didn't put whole milk in my drink. 2nd sip, and my whole body began to sweat, throat started to tingle, and I began losing strength and energy. Surely enough, the barista had made my drink with the homemade cashew milk. I'll spare you the details of the proceeding traumatizing events of my anaphylactic shock, but I am thanking the lord I was with people I love, had my EpiPen, and that the ambulance EMTs, and doctors at Bethesda Memorial ER were wonderful and attentive. I would like to acknowledge who I believe was the owner. He overheard my sister run into the cafe to ask the barista what kind of milk was in the drink. After she left the barely-drank drink on the counter and ran out, he chased us down the sidewalk when we were rushing back to our hotel and offered us Benadryl he had on hand. Obviously, he did not realize how severe the situation was and the Benadryl exited my body just a few minutes later, but it was kind of him to do. I am writing this review as both a warning to patrons to verify the ingredients in their drinks before drinking them if they have life-threatening food allergies like me (I obviously wish I had heeded my own advice). I am also writing this as hopefully a wake-up call for the employees of Deke's: food safety is your #1 priority as a food and beverage establishment. You offer only TWO milks. I asked for one of the milks, and you gave me the other, which was a milk made with 1 of the country's 9 major food allergens (tree nuts). This is not a situation of me not liking my drink - this is a matter of life or death. I was lucky enough to be with people I love and have a life-saving medical device at my hotel that I was able to use when my body was being deprived of oxygen and shutting down on itself. Some people are not so lucky. While I am sure you take pride in the drinks you are making, I am urging you to take more care for the people who are drinking them.