Knead Some Love has been everywhere on my Instagram feed, so I naturally had to try their donuts…read moreinfused with Indian culture -- think Gulab Jamun or mango lassi flavored ones. I tried the pistachio and rose flavor, and the sponge-like, moist texture was so good. It would have been perfect and super absorbent with a cup of tea. These are definitely specialty donuts that feel handmade and would be great for events like a birthday or a wedding, something with real significance. The service was excellent. The owner of the donut stand, when I saw her at Holi Seaport (downtown Manhattan), was very nice and humble. Even though she was working a packed station, she still took the time to serve me personally. She sold out all her donuts, which tells you just how amazing they are. The ambience depended on the event, since it was just a stand -- I didn't go to her actual shop in Weehawkens. Given that she does a lot of events between New York and New Jersey, the vibe will vary depending on which one you attend.

Visited them at the Williamsburg Smorgasburg, and we were really excited since the donuts were…read morebeautiful. We got both vegan options they had that day (tiramisu kulfi cardamom and spiced chai latte), and they looked great for our snack. We didn't see the prices before ordering (not my usual MO, but it was busy and they brought over the unit to tap our phone), and when we saw the charge later, we were floored. Smorgasburg pricing is always kind of ridiculous, but this was so high that we thought something went wrong with the order. Over $30 for TWO donuts after taxes and fees? I'm all for supporting small businesses, but for two small donuts, that's kind of outrageous. For the price we paid, I'd expect the best donuts I've ever had in my life, and while these were fine, they were not that. Since the flavors are Indian-inspired, they're flavors that are not common at other donut shops, which is great, but the pricing is just completely off. Pretty donuts, but can't see spending this much again.

I tried Ugly Donuts & Corn Dogs and WOW this corn dog was on another level! I got one coated in…read morehot Cheetos, and it was everything I hoped for and more. Super crispy on the outside with that bold, spicy crunch, and soft, cheesy goodness on the inside. The flavor combo was perfect a little heat, a little sweetness, and that fresh, made-to-order taste. You can tell they take their time making it right. It's definitely messy in the best way, but 100% worth it. If you like trying fun, flavorful food, this is a must! I'll definitely be back to try more.

My granddaughters saw this place and went crazy. They just had to stop and get a Nutella doughnut…read moreand a corn dog. They loved the Nutella doughnut but we all hated our corndogs. I got an original corn dog with a Korean hot dog. One granddaughter got a corn dog with potatoes on the outside and mozzarella cheese on the inside. The other one got a corn dog with Cheetos on the outside and mozzarella cheese on the inside. We all thought the dogs were okay but nothing to write home about.

I ordered the Blackened Chicken Wrap so delicious they were very generous with the chicken! The…read morewrap was filled with chicken to the very last bite and I also enjoyed a cup of coffee. The staff is very friendly and professional you can tell they care about each customer that walks in Will definitely be returning

Small place, maybe 5 tables. Super efficient pair working the counter and making the sandwiches…read more Bread and bagels fresh. Get in line, know what you want and order away, there might be an additional question or two if you aren't a regular. My sausage egg cheese on everything was wrapped up to become one melty morning awesomeness. I ate half and was full. Delicious and would highly recommend and will be back. Two large coffees and a SEC bagel made fresh for less than $14.

This little sweet spot is inside the H Mart food court... They got the Korean hot dogs, ice cream,…read moremochi donuts, and some sweet looking drinks. We tried the matcha Uber ice cream, a taro mochi donut, and a cheese 'dog' (just cheese, no hot dog). It was really cool that I was able to order the 'dog' without the actual hot dog. I ordered it with the ramyun outside which made it nice and crunchy with the inside being generously cheesy .They had a nice variety of sauces that you were able to self pour on it or on the side. My daughter got a matcha Ube ice cream. It was more ice than cream which I personally loved, while still having the flavors of the matcha and Ube shine thru. It was not overly sweet like regular ice creams which was really cool. We lastly share the mochi donut which was just the right amount of sweetness and chewy inside. Excellent spot to satisfy a sweet craving without being overly sweet.

- Vendor located inside the H Mart food hall at American Dream, offering mochi donuts, soft serve…read moreice cream, and a mix of sweet and savory treats - The branding is adorable--the space is bright, colorful, and eye-catching - Service was friendly and efficient - We ordered the ube soft serve and the swirl (ube + matcha) in cups--unfortunately, both leaned more icy than creamy and lacked any deep, rich flavors; portion sizes were also inconsistent--the swirl cup was noticeably smaller than the ube; considering the size, the price felt a bit steep for what we received

I hope you know some Spanish, otherwise just be ready to point alot. The cashier was a Latin lady…read morewho couldn't seem to speak any English. It is definitely a local hometown bakery catering to the Hispanic community. It looks like a bodega transformed into a bakery, no cute decor, no seating, nothing fancy here. You will find shelves of Italian bread, Mexican bread, and donuts. Bread runs around 2 for $1. Donuts are a bit pricey for a bakery at $1.25 each. The donuts were pretty good and about 20% bigger than normal donuts. They were still good after sitting for a few days. I bought a few. The Italian bread I purchased wasn't so great a deal. They were flavorless, hard, and crumbled when I attempted to eat it 2 days later. She picked the bread from the rack behind the register, not the front encasement, so maybe it was an old batch? Overall, it's a good spot to grab some fresh and tasty donuts if you are nearby. Based upon the stale bread I got, I wouldn't reccomend high expectations that.

Sheets and sheets of freshly baked bread! I am thankful for my Neighbors suggestion to go there…read more Otherwise I would have to pass by it from the outside

Bacon Egg and Cheese on the Croissant with a large fresh squeezed orange juice. Something about the…read moreway they cook the egg, it's always perfectly crispy around the edges. The croissant is perfectly toasty and tender and the bacon is doing its thing too- very generous, the right thickness, flavor and crisp! Teach me. Oh, teach me! The place is always busy so I order online and pick it up. A couple times the orange juice seemed a bit wateryand they remade immediately. No issue and it was better! The other thousand times I've ordered, the juice was perfect. That's how you know it's 100% orange juice and not from a bottle or can. The cakes and pastries look amazing but I'm a creature of habit so can't speak to them. However, the people I have sent have only great things to say! After the crowd dies down, good place to come and study, people watch, lunch meetup, etc. lots of tables and space. Great addition to Bergenline!

On my first visit to Buenos Aires, I was shocked by the ubiquity of dulce de leche in every single…read moresweet shop and beyond. I have fine memories of walking through the streets of Recoleta and Palermo at night in search of a quality alfajore, or mornings started with a dulce-filled medialuna and a coffee. This very good Argentine bakery took me back to those days, with a delicious chocolate-encased alfajore paired with a cortado and a crispy churro filled with dulce. For a savory bite, the cheese and spinach empanadas were tasty, if a bit salty. They were both baked, as is the typical style within B.A. city limits.

Best Bagel Shop "Bagel Buffet" of Secaucus, New Jersey. Great food and service. Family ambience…read more They offered catering services, as well.

One of the worst delivery experiences ever with ordering a bagel and coffee on Uber Eats. Aside…read morefrom being 30 mins late and missing items, the coffee leaked all over the bag and soaked the no longer warm bagel with cream cheese. Delightfully suitable for the trash. The best part is that neither the store nor uber eats would make it right with a refund or new food. And negative bonus points for the curly black hair that was stuck in the coffee packaging.

Spicy Calabrian Caesar wrap is exceptional…read more Breakfast Burritos are also very good. they did a good job with their app too

I've seen a few Alfalfas scattered across the city and wanted to give it a try…read more As someone who is not gluten free and generally judges GF items as being less than (sorry!), their GF donuts are incredible. Cakey, moist, delicious... very good. I also tried their chorizo breakfast burrito. It was a little heavy but very tasty. I could only make it through half. If I had added avocado, I think it would have been perfect. The wrap itself was chewy and fresh! Alfalfa is a great spot, especially if you have any dietary restrictions. Will be coming back!

I unexpectedly dropped in while on a walk in the neighborhood and am so happy to have discovered…read morethis bakery. Their case was filled with so many delicious looking bites but I held some self restraint and just picked up a few pastel de natas and a guava and cheese danish. Delicious! Both were perfect and everything was under $10. They had so much there that I can't wait to stop back in for: Portuguese rolls, empanadas, drip coffee, etc. While Salem isn't right by me, when I am in the area, this will have to be my new go to bakery when I am in need of a box of pastries to bring along to a party (or just for myself).

Ordered: 2 6-inch Heroes ($1)…read more4 Mini Portuguese Rolls ($1.25) Glazed Donut ($1.50) Chicken Empanada ($2.50) Beef Empanada ($2.50) Aya's take: Salem & Sons is a gem! Fresh bread, pastries, and baked goods that are incredibly affordable. I drive by all the time and there are always numerous cars double parked outside. Now I see what the commotion is about. The bread is great if you plan to eat it fresh or freeze for later. The Heroes and Portuguese Rolls are my favorites, and the prices are unbeatable. The Glazed Donut was a good try; it's more like a cake than a donut but would definitely pair well with a coffee. I saw the Empanadas on display and decided to try two. The Beef Empanada was pretty solid but the Chicken Empanada threw me off a bit with the carrots inside. With $10 in your pocket, you can walk out of here with so much! Highly recommend supporting this local business.

The inside of this establishment is nice, clean, feels cozy, and smells like fresh donuts. As you…read morewalk in you'll come across a counter with a display of donuts of all flavors and colors. All neatly organized by flavors. Impossible to choose just one flavor. There are only 2 small tables and a few seats. The staff is very friendly. The #5 potato half and half k-dog is delicious. It has an outer layer of crispy potatoes (small fries) and the inside has melted mozzarella cheese and a hotdog. The #2 half mozzarella k-dog is also tasty. It has a nice crunchy outer layer and the inside has melted mozzarella cheese and hotdog. You can add toppings like ketchup, mustard, or sweet spicy sauce. The ube bobba drink has a nice milky sweet taste to it and the color is very pretty. The brown sugar bobba drink is sweet, but not over empowering sweetness. The mochi donuts are nicely decorated and taste delicious. Cookies n cream, nutella, and dulce de leche are the best! I highly recommend this place.

I was so excited to see there was a place that offers mochi donuts a little closer than…read moreEdgewater/Fort Lee area! They offer a great variety of mochi donuts from black sesame to Nutella. The texture is a bit more chewier than that I'm used to and the frosting is a thin layer frosting instead of a glaze. The difference ? The frosting will stick to your fingers and is a bit thicker in texture and denseness whereas the glaze barely sticks and is much lighter tasting and texture. Our family definitely prefers the glaze over the frosting but still a good place to try mochi donuts and bubble milk tea. The ube milk tea was delicious. Nice customer service and a good spot to sit and have a snack but parking is not the best, it's street paid parking which can be trickier on the weekends.