Wonderful bagels! I can't believe that I haven't written a review. I thought that I did…read more This place is like a NY deli but next to the FOX RIVER and super nice staff. They close by 1pm so you have to get out there early. I'm sad that I live so far away. My son who lives in Batavia is the one who told me about Jake's bagels. Delicious bagels with lots of varieties of cream cheese. I love the everything bagel and the salsa cream cheese, the onion cream cheese. There is seating inside as well. If you sit outside you can sit and look at the Fox River. Such a cute place.

I always try and hit a local bagel place when I am in a new town.... Jake's did not disappoint.!!…read more Perfect service. Cool vibe. Fireplace and river views..... Oh, and the bagels were awesome! See photos. Good skin, good density, great taste. I always get my bagels double toasted with butter. Complete bonus: homemade rice crispy treats!! The prices were extremely reasonable...... like I wish they would raise their prices.... Will stop again when I am visiting the area....

Food taste really good these are some great tasting suburban bagels. Service is amazing its quick…read moreand easy these women are awesome. The restaurant it's self is a little small but other than that it's clean and nice.

We're very lucky to have this cute bagel shop in the community. Everything is baked fresh, and they…read morehave a great selection of options here. There's something for sweet or savory lovers. Their options of cream cheese are also amazing. Service is always fast, so don't let any long line discourage you. The quality of everything here is 5/5. I just sometimes find the value not always hitting the mark. Some days my bagel sandwiches have more substance inside, some times there's less. When they make your sandwiches hearty, the price is justified. When they don't put as much inside, it's hard to justify the value because you know you've gotten better made sandwiches. Their coffee is also very overpriced for what it is. It's not good enough to justify over $5 for a tiny iced coffee, especially when they're using a corporate brand coffee. Wish they'd find some local coffee, then the price would be more justified. Regardless, the taste is always spot on. Just wish they had hash browns!

I'm so grateful to fellow Yelp friends for pointing out this cozy bagel shop. I should have asked…read morewhere the name came from because I only saw good guys here. They have several flavors of gluten free bagels, squeal! The service is so welcoming and considerate about allergies. We shared a Bee Sting breakfast sandwich because this is how it is described on the menu "One of our most popular sandwiches! Egg, Cheddar Cheese, Crispy Bacon, Scallion Schmear, and Heaven's Hot Honey. You can't beat this combo!" Omg it was scrumptious! You can pre-order and drive thru to pick up or park in the adjacent lot and walk in. You can customize everything so check out their website ordering menu ahead of time. The coffee was really tasty too. There was a constant flow of patrons early on a Sunday morning. There are only two tables inside so we took our order to go. I'm already dreaming of what I'll try next and who I will bring with to enjoy these really delicious bagels in Geneva.

This bagel shop is located in an old house. It's tiny with only a few seats inside and outside…read more They have one of my favorite strawberry cream cheese with real strawberry chunks in it, but it's only a seasonal item so I wanted to come by before they were out. I ordered a sesame bagel with strawberry cream cheese. As I was eating it, I started to wonder why it tasted like cinnamon, and then I noticed there were nuts in it. I realized they gave me the cranberry walnut cream cheese (I didn't notice right away because the color was still slightly pink and the flavor was fruity). It was good so I still ate it, but it was a bit disappointing to not get what I was looking forward to. We told the employees before we left, and they apologized and said they'd remake it, but I had already eaten the entire bagel so I told them no it's okay. We mainly just wanted to tell them so they'll be more careful. Some people have allergies, and I can't imagine if I unknowingly ate something I was allergic to. They sell tubs of the strawberry cream cheese for $8, so we purchased one to take home. I like that they always have new types of seasonal coffee creations and this time I got an iced coconut mocha. It was really good!

I am giving it 3 stars for now. I am vegan and I have made cinnamon rolls from scratch myself, used…read moresweet potato with flour for the rolls, used dates as sweetener and vegan yogurt with maple syrup for the topping. Real simple ingredients. I wanted to try these, and so far I have only tasted the ones with the apples on top. I noticed that it has a taste that I can't describe except that it tasted chemically, not really sure what that was and where it was from? Seems like inside the roll. Anyway, that was the only thing I did not like on this particular roll. I have a few more to taste and hopefully not like that. My husband love it though. Staff were friendly. We drove here to get some roll to bring to a party and jury is still out. Update: Now that I have tried the other flavors, I do love the smores. And the one with the pretzels. I would love to try the others next time. I changed my review from 3 to 4

We LOVE cinnaholic. We just get the old skool ones because we aren't huge on a top of toppings, but…read moreif that's your thing, they seem to have a huge variety. The rolls are always warm, the icing sweet and creamy... Great for a quick homey dessert

This restaurant now goes by the name of Luigi's Pasta & Pizza. According to their menu, they still…read moreare making crepes. We always try to support local, especially when visiting from out of town. This place did not disappoint. The pizza was amazing. Better than the 2 major chain restaurants that Chicago is famous for. We were not sure if there was a change in management or ownership. There were quite a few vendors explaining their machinery and products to the 2 gentlemen who were working. As with any new business, there are growing pains; forgotten utensils, had to ask for the check, minimal things that will come with practice. But they tried hard to please and we give them kudos for their efforts. We will most definitely come back.

We stopped here on a whim on a Friday night after seeing the owner outside greeting people. We…read moreweren't sure where we wanted to go on the strip, but his sincerity in telling us we'd have the best meal brought us in. We tried a small sausage pizza and a Greek salad. Both dishes were awesome. He promised that it would be the best pizza we ever tried and my husband now wants to eat one every day. He's planning on stopping on his way home from work for pizza, it's that good. The salad was well made with the dressing in the side. My uncle is Greek, and I think he'd approve of this salad. We ate outside as it was beautiful evening, but went onsite and it is cute, clean, and welcoming. A great space! We'll be back for more pizza, and to try the gyros, pasta and crepes. The quality is outstanding and the pride they have in delivering a great product is apparent. A bonus is being able to take a nice walk by the Prairie pond after dinner. It's a perfect date night idea!

Wow, what a display and so many delicious options!…read more It's our first time at a Paris Baguette and we loved it - it's expensive so beware. Everything is $4.50+ and once you start grabbing items it adds up quickly. We chose the chocolate croissant, and s'mores croissant. My daughter said it was the best croissant she's ever had - it was light and airy but had the perfect flaky crust! Can't wait to go back!

This was my first time trying a Paris Baguette. I had heard of their promo going on every week in…read moreJanuary that allowed you to get a $3 latte and so as I was leaving H-Mart on one of those bitterly cold days I stopped by this location located in the food court area to get something to keep me warm on the drive home. It was midday and I was feeling a little hungry too so I was glad to see that the pastry cases weren't completely wiped out and a couple of ham and cheese croissants looking just too good to pass up. Staff were all really nice and on top of everything. This is more of a grab and go location but you can definitely sit down and enjoy your drink or a meal at the shared food court seating if it's not too busy. The latte was a little too on the sweet side for me but the flavor was good. I would say the croissant was the highlight of this visit though. Perfectly crispy and flaky with a good amount of filling too.

Hidden gem in Naperville. Had items from the breakfast menu. I had the Greek Omelet with hash…read morebrowns and pancakes. It was an ample plate of food. All very delicious. I also had a side of yummy cornbread, which is a plate of two small loaves. The friendly service was excellent. Coffee was refilled even without asking, and that means something to me. Great diner atmosphere. The smell of breakfast permeates the place. Plenty of tables and bench table seating. Thanks to Yelp! Showing the Lucky Penny had good reviews made my decision easy in an area I did not know.

I will start by saying they have a separate vegan menu and a separate gluten-free menu ~ not just…read moresymbols on their regular menu to indicate the designation. Driving by on Ogden, you would NEVER know this restaurant is here. It is waaaaaaaaaaaaaay in the corner, so just walk in that direction and you will find the door. It is teeny, tiny with only 19 stations that are a combination of booths and tables. Because of the smallness, a number of those stations are located in undesirable locations. Deal with it. Abundant selectins of breakfast and lunch offerings ~ something for everyone. Portions are generous and served hot. Wait time was average. All staff were very friendly. Carry-out available. Only downside ~ the parking lot is small. They are doing everything right.

It's so good during the week - we went on Th at 11 and got seated right away. Service is so fast…read moreand food is great. My date had the bfast sand - he loved it but the egg was messy! I had the B&G w 2 eggs - full so full with awesome B&G and hash browns. Tea was surprisingly good. Great experience

I've been here probably 13 times since they opened. Their menu is pretty extensive, and well laid…read moreout. The food, across all visits, has been consistently excellent, as has the service. The venue is well-staffed by pleasant, friendly, caffeinated staff. So, up to this point, I'd be happy awarding them 5 stars. But, I visited Tasty Biscuit this morning, and noted some things that I wish/hope Management and Corporate would address: 1. Sometime over this Summer, the Counter disappeared! You CAN'T have a Diner without a Counter!! I understand that this building is problematic - but when Quincy's was here, it was just fine. 2. The Staff was maybe a little too brisk for my Saturday 8:30 AM visit. I counted 11 in black t-shirts on the floor (probably more Servers in the back), moving at breakneck speed, although the restaurant was FAR from full. This may or may not be an issue to you. I enjoy a leisurely breakfast: over the past 5 decades, if I'm late for something, it's usually MY fault, and I politely tell my Server: who ensures their service is prompt and accurate. I go "inside" even if there's a drive-in Window. I enjoy chatting with people (hence my preference for Counters ) and try - ALWAYS - to try and make the Server's lives more pleasant and jolly. A little Kindness goes a long way! Not here, though. By the time you see the Server, they're walking away! An incident this morning - I was looking at the News on my iPhone, when I heard a bang on my table. I decoupled from my phone, and there on the Table was my BREAKFAST! I looked around, and there was nobody nearby- not a runner, not my Server. Not a word of greeting or warning or "here's your breakfast, Mr. Valued Customer!" Odd, impersonal, bleak, alarming, unjolly, soulless. and unsettling. It REALLY impacted my experience, dining there. 3. This morning, the food was not hot. It was not COLD either (or I would have raised a fuss), but it was not HOT, either. My butter would not melt on it. With all those people on the floor, and not at a "rush period", THERE IS NO EXCUSE. Not that J'd get one anyway from the Ijet-fueled Servers. 4. In my dotage (as my Usefulness in our "Winning Society" wanes and flickers out) , when I'm presented with the check, I present my Credit Card and my AARP Card. Whether Tasty Biscuit accepts them or not (they don't)!, this is an unobtrusive and (I've been told) POLITE way of giving the Server "all the information they need" without slowing them down. Essential, in this case. "God forbid I consume a nanosecond of their paid time!!! " The AARP card was not: * Acknowledged (Servers on Hi-Test) * Discounted (Tasty Biscuits' Corporate decision; I'm okay with that) Y'know, after mulling over my Experience this morning, I'm forced to re-rate my Review to Three Stars: * 5 stars to begin, based on my previous visits * Minus two stars for my Experience this morning. In the broader context, Tasty Biscuit, there is JUST NO REASON fir me to justify spending $21.93 (with tip) for a Belgian Waffle and an Iced Tea. None whatsoever. My only recourses here are to: * Enact a "No-Tip" policy unless the Service is truly exceptional * Stop visiting Tasty Biscuit altogether * Stop eating out. Period. I dislike the latter two, so only the first remains. It's apparent that the Industry wishes me to accelerate what's already happening: to make room for a younger person who has no traffic with Service, Kindness, and Human Interaction. Home-schooled Gen Z, probably, or rooting for the Fueher. Or both.