One of the more enjoyable discoveries lately. Amazing variety of both sweet and savory items…read more I love their croissants - plain and the spinach/feta one. It's a true cafe ambiance to sit and enjoy. I do wish they served coffee in ceramic cups not paper ones. Friendly and helpful service too. Plenty of street parking options.

Cute bakery with tons of dessert items. While I only ordered the tiramisu latte, there were so many…read morebakery items from pastries to cakes that all looked fresh and well decorated. The tiramisu latte was well balanced with a sweet flavor but not overpowering making it a pleasant mid-day coffee. The lady finger at the top is a nice addition to the drink which can be dipped in the coffee, eaten alone, or ignored. Typically these drinks end up being super sweet but I liked how this drink managed to capture the tiramisu flavor while still staying true to a coffee based drink. The staff was friendly and while there is seating inside, it might be tough to find a spot depending on what time of day it is and the weather. Luckily this place is in a great walking area, so you can easily grab something to go. I look forward to coming back to try one of the many desserts.

Stopped got a strawberry cloud cake for the daughter's graduation dessert. Service was good steady…read morecustomers browsing great and light tasting dessert cake will definitely stop by again and best of all open late. Ambience is just perfect for a bakery lots of yummy treats.

Tous Les Jours in Allston, Boston, is beautiful to the eye! There's plenty of places to sit on one…read moreend of the establishment and upon our arrival the display of goods was well attended to and the food appeared to be fresh (you can see the workers bringing food actively to their cases). The people who work there are pretty kind and will help in case of any kind of trouble you find, as my drink was made incorrectly and the man behind the counter was kind enough to notice and remake it before I even grabbed it, which was well appreciated. The food itself, and my drink, an iced vanilla latte with oatmilk, though was a bit of a miss for ME personally. I went with two other friends who seemed to like their food and drinks for the most part. Mango Cream Donut- The Mango Cream donut was probably the best thing I tried from our spread, it doesn't taste as you'd expect and meets you with a very light and airy mango flavor in the cream, very tasty and i'd gladly get this again. 8/10 Red Bean Cream Bun- This was the second best thing I tried that day, once again very light and very delicious, soft and creamy red bean filling, covered by a very soft and well baked breading. 9/10 Frappe- The Frappe we got was I believe a plain coffee frappe, this was an item my friend ordered, and i definitely liked it more than my own drink 8/10 Sweet Potato Cake- Pretty good, could be better. I love sweet potato, and this was a very unique taste on a sweet potato baked good. I would eat it again if it was gifted for sure, but idk if i'd go out of my way to get it. 6.5/10 Iced Vanilla Latte with Oat milk- I was not a fan of my latte. The milk tasted a bit off, or maybe the syrup but something was just a bit odd. Gave it to a friend and even they didn't want to finish it 5/10 Curry Puff- It has so much potential, and i think there was something a bit off about it as well. it's a certain taste i can't put my finger on, and i think it was something with the breading or the sesame seeds. i really wanted to like this, and really liked the first half until the off flavor became a bit overwhelming for me 5/10 Matcha Croissant- I love matcha, and i love croissants, so together i expected something to fall in love with, but this was a tad bit of a miss for me. i think truthfully it tasted a bit stale to me and like the matcha cream had been sitting for a bit too long. 4/10 Short bread Cookies- The short bread cookies I got were pretty good! it's a bit hard to go wrong with cookies. but these were nothing to write home about 7.5/10

Got the chicken pesto super crepe and the lamb super crepe. Massive crepe, and it's a nice quick…read morecasual place to go. Food came out pretty quickly after we ordered too, despite how busy the place was!

Fantastic breakfast place! I loved it from the moment I walked in. The place was busy so you know…read moreit's good! The menu had a lot of variety. I highly recommend the chai lattes and the brie, apple, and grape crepe. I will definitely come back!

Its alright. Donuts are a bit pricey. I went here when it first opened and just recently…read more My first time here I was told to use the Kiosk instead of ordering at the register. So I did but took me a while. While waiting an Asian woman showed up and they took her order at the register, didnt tell her to use the kiosk. Apparently the kiosk is for non asians cuz they kept telling the non asians to use it while taking orders from the asian customers at the register area. This led me to not going back for a very long time. Recently I ended up here with another friend and its been awhile but wow iits dirty inside. They have a standing oscillating fan near the display donuts that have alot of dust build up in chunks.. The counters where you can get napkins ect, completely dirty, parts of the floor dirty. just dirty. The Donut displays are literally falling apart as pieces of the display donuts have fallen off, They should fix that. The donuts were alright, a doughy fried doe, a bit chewy and the tops we got Ube and Yuzu flavor but they were pretty lacking in flavor, was hoping for a lot more. Im not sure why ppl go here exactly, to each their own but it feels like they are being supported by the Asian community just because they are one of the only korean donut stores to exist not because they have great donuts.

The hype for this place kind of died down so its not super crowded like before. Came here before…read moreso the place is not that new to me. Order came pretty quick. They share with gong cha right beside it, so its pretty convenient to hang around while waiting for either orders if you ordered from both places. There are chairs inside so you can freely wait if its not all occupied. Drinks and donuts are pretty tasty too. Im sure I will be back when I am around the area

Wow! This place is a hidden gem. They offer an incredible variety of fresh, high-quality options. I…read moreloved that they had both savory and sweet selections, so there's something for everyone. There's also a cute seating area if you want to enjoy your food there, and the convenient 15-minute parking right outside makes stopping by super easy if you're driving. I'll definitely be back!

What a great bakery to stop by in Coolidge Corner. There was constantly people popping in and out…read moreso you can tell it's a crowd favorite. I came here with 2 friends to work from home and we had a great time! I can attest it's a solid spot to WFH. They have one large (more communal) table which is where we sat, as well as a handful for 2 seaters for folks to either sit alone or across from a friend. Clearly a lot of people come here to WFH, but you can't blame them. The WiFi is free and we didn't experience any disruptions, there's great lighting in addition to the natural light from their floor to ceiling glass walls, and the music is so good here. They were playing all 2010s indie, pop, and alternative hits. We all loved it. I ordered a decaf iced latte with Carmel and it was delicious! A bit on the pricey side, but it is what it is. :) My friends got a sandwich and also tried their coffee and really liked it too. We will be back!

TLDR: You can't go wrong with a warm, freshly made waffle…read morehere, but people definitely have their individual preferences. My recommendation is to go with the Liege waffle with berries and your pick of any other toppings. With a cozy atmosphere and the smell of warm waffles, this is an especially good spot during the colder months, but still a favorite in the warmer months too. ------ FOOD: THE LIEGE (5/5) The Liege waffle is the classic here and the one I'd recommend. Sweet, thick, and a richer snack (i.e. the satisfying treat you're probably looking for if you're stopping by a waffle shop). All of the topping combos are classic, and the berries they use here are high quality. Waffles come out hot and fresh after just being made, so if you order ice cream or whipped cream, know that you'll have to eat quickly if you don't want it to melt into the waffle. THE BRUSSELS (4.5/5) Besides the Liege, the Brussels waffle is an interesting choice and very different from the Liege. As the menu describes, it's definitely significantly lighter, and it's crispier in a different way (not from the caramelization of the pearl sugar but from crisped up batter similar to an Ego waffle). It's extremely delicate, so I'd recommend just doing some powdered sugar and maybe a chocolate drizzle or some whipped cream. ------ ENVIRONMENT / AMBIANCE: * Small shop on the edge of Harvard Square. Some window seating and a few small tables best for groups of 2 - 4. * Given how small it is inside, finding a seat during peak hours can be particularly challenging, and lines can be out the door too. ------ SERVICE: * Order at the kiosk and then find a seat (if you can). When a waffle is done, they'll call a name and come to you once you indicate that it's for you. * Water and utensils are self-service, and the expectation is that you put your plates, utensils, and cups away in a bin inside by the counter.

Perfect for sitting quietly on a sunny afternoon, especially when you're feeling down…read more Gourmand Waffle: Liege waffle/banana/whipped cream/caramel. The ultimate sweetness is evident from the ingredients. The waffle was light and crispy on the outside, soft and moist on the inside; the sweetness of the banana and caramel is mellow and rich, the pearl sugar was slightly caramelized, and the sweetness of the cream was natural and light. Every bite offered a different layer of flavor. But most importantly, it was really sweet, and sweetness is the most soul-stirring enjoyment. It was sweet enough to bring peace, allowing you to temporarily escape the world and focus on this plate of beautiful fairytale. Café au Lait (Latte): Beautifully layered, with a natural milky aroma. But what does the menu mean by confusing café au lait with latte?

Stopped by the Boston location after hearing so much about Uncle Tetsu's famous Japanese…read morecheesecake. There was a short wait since they bake the cheesecakes fresh in batches, but it moved pretty quickly. The Original Japanese Cheesecake was warm, soft, and definitely lived up to its signature "jiggle." It's very different from a traditional cheesecake--much lighter, fluffier, and less sweet, almost like a cross between a soufflé and a sponge cake. If you're expecting a rich New York-style cheesecake, this isn't that. Personally, I enjoyed how light it was, and it didn't leave me feeling overly full. The staff was friendly, and the shop was clean and well organized. My only suggestion would be to have a few more seating options since it's mostly grab-and-go. Overall, it's worth checking out if you're in downtown Boston or curious about Japanese-style cheesecake. I'd come back again and would like to try some of their other pastries next time.

I visited this place on a Sunday morning . When I walked in, there was no staff present and I had…read moreto wait a few minutes before someone came to assist me. I ordered an Ube cheesecake and repeated my order as it seemed there might have been some miscommunication. I was in a bit of a rush due to limited parking and unfortunately didn't check my bag before leaving. When I got home, I realized I had been given a different cheesecake than what I ordered. I decided to keep it rather than return, as going back to Chinatown wasn't convenient at the time. The cheesecake itself was also disappointing in texture and freshness--it felt quite soggy and not as fresh as expected. Overall, the experience did not meet my expectations, and I don't think I would return.

Meet Fresh has lost some of its popularity in China, but it's still quite a find in Boston to find…read moredesserts like taro balls and grass jelly! Icy Grass Jelly Signature 鮮芋仙招牌仙草冰沙: Compared to the refreshing taste of grass jelly, it's more like herbal jelly with a slightly rounder flavor. The taro balls are authentic, chewy, and have a good texture. It's not too sweet and is very low in calories. Original Egg Waffle 原味雞蛋仔: Crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, but not hot enough. Just average.

So refreshing and not too heavy! Actually the perfect dessert to wash down hotpot. Ordered at the…read morekiosk, and it came out really quick. Plenty of seating in the store too.