Great staff and fantastic bakery products. You have to try so many different pastries and then…read moresome cappuccino to wash em all down.

Good seeded batard and pao de queijo, at least with some resuscitation in the toaster oven on our…read morehumid summer day. But... everything laminated we tried was soggy and very stale and could not be resuscitated even in a toaster. I'm not sure if we just need to get there earlier in the day, but by our (probably inflated) standards, this is a very middling bakery. There's also a gelato counter, a full bar, and lots of diner-like main course offerings available for breakfast, lunch and dinner. The single staff member I saw on premises was quite nice, but stretched in many directions! I do very much love seeing all the good Portuguese / Brazilian places that are opening and thriving in the Danbury area. We will try at least one more time and aim for early morning.

The food is fresh and tasty. And it is fairly priced. The…read morecoffee is very good no to mention the baked goods. I wish the baked goods were a little less...

Had a darn good experience here. It was one of the highest rated brunch places in the area so I had…read morepretty high expectations. Walking into the restaurant, you get hit right away with all these delicious homemade pastries. You almost just want to skip right to dessert. Even though it was very busy, we were seated pretty quick. The vibe and decor was very cool. Even had a Led Zeppelin poster on the wall. The best dishes we tried were the Red Hot Mama burrito. The short ribs were easily the star, but loved the pairing with sweet potato and Gouda. Even has its own sauce. Also try the cheese waffle (their take on Brazilian cheese bread). So unique. The French toast wasn't the favorite. The crust of the brioche was a little over done, but the inside was good, especially with the strawberries. The waffles were very good. Light and fluffy. I do have to say that I wished they offered a soda option. It isn't a deal breaker, but it is something I like. Definitely recommend giving them a try!

Love this bakery. Nothing compares. Best pastries ever. Recommend to all my friends.read more

Best Italian Bakery !!!! Best cakes and pastries around. Ordered the Shadow Layer Cake for our…read moreanniversary and it was AMAZING!!!! Great quality, great service!!

I'm so glad there's a delicious bakery near me now! This has been a great addition to Brookfield…read more I'm loving all the choices of baked goods and sweets I can pick from. The coxinhas, empanadas and croquettes looked delicious too and I Deff will be back for some. I was just around in the Block Party today and decided to try this spot out. Got a brigadiero and a sugar cane juice. So yum! Friendly staff and great atmosphere.

Stumbled upon this bakery on the hunt for some non-chain coffee and so thrilled to find it! Family…read morerun, this Brazilian spot was so welcoming - from the lovely outdoor seating to the warm and accommodating service. It was hard to make a decision because of the vast options in the pastry and dessert cases - to the refrigerated cakes and specialty Brazilian items. We ended up getting an iced caramel latte (delicious!) and bacon, egg, and cheese on croissant, plus a cheese empanada. Everything was so good and tasted so fresh! I wish we lived closer to visit more often - but we'll be back whenever in the area. Especially because they freshly squeeze orange and SUGAR CANE juice!

I stopped by Uncle Leo's & Rosny Gourmet looking for a solid breakfast, and it definitely…read moredelivered. Parking was easy enough to find, which is always a nice way to start the morning. Inside, the deli was clean, well lit, and had a welcoming neighborhood feel. The staff was friendly, and my order came out quickly. I ordered a bacon, egg, and cheese on a roll with black pepper, a sausage, egg, and cheese on a roll with black pepper, and a bacon, egg, and cheese on white bread. The bacon, egg, and cheese on the roll was my favorite. The bacon was smoky and savory, the eggs were fluffy, there was plenty of melted cheese, and the black pepper tied everything together perfectly. The sausage, egg, and cheese was also very good. The sausage itself had excellent flavor. It was savory with a nice little kick that made it stand out. My only critiques were that the roll tasted a little old and dry, and I wish the sausage patty had been a little larger so it covered the entire roll. Even with those minor issues, it was still a very enjoyable sandwich because the quality and flavor of the sausage really carried it. The bacon, egg, and cheese on white bread was just as enjoyable as the one on the roll, minus the black pepper. It had the same quality ingredients and generous portions, making it another excellent breakfast choice. To top it all off, they were kind enough to let me try a few of their donuts. They were very good. Fluffy, fresh, generously sized, and not overly sweet. They were exactly what you hope for when you grab a classic donut. Another thing worth mentioning is the value. The prices are very reasonable for the quality and portions you receive, which makes the experience even better. Overall, this was a really enjoyable breakfast. Good food, friendly service, fair prices, and a quick turnaround make this an easy place to recommend. If you're in the area and craving a quality breakfast, Uncle Leo's & Rosny Gourmet is definitely worth a visit. I'll be back to work my way through more of the menu.

Went for an afternoon snack…read more Nice parking available. Visited because we had a craving for donuts and they didn't disappoint. I chose a jelly donut, my hubby chose a sugar donut. He could barely wait and had to take a bite. He declared this was the best donut he's had in a long time. I asked the cashier if they were related to the store in Georgetown. She said yes. In fact, they just opened a bigger store in Norwalk . So needless to say, we will be visiting Norwalk real soon. If in Bethel, try their donuts. Oh, they also have sandwiches and beverages which we have to return to try too. Great food, nice people, you have to stop by!

The best croissants in the state! Tres authentique! My French husband says they're the real deal…read more Great pastries, breads and cheese too.

I have been coming to Ovens of France for several years now on a regular basis. On my last visit I…read morepurchased two chocolate eclairs. There were two trays, clearly one from the "day before" from which the girl took two eclairs, although I asked for what was obviously the fresher tray. When I got home, I found that one eclair was broken in half. Absolutely not good enough!

CONCEPT: Favi Lunches & Deli serves common American deli…read moreitems, but with a Brazilian twist. Rather than rice pudding, Favi prepares Açaí. Yuca fries instead of potato fries. And the most notable... in lieu of relatively simple cheese and bacon burgers, Favi serves a variety of tall hamburgers known as X Tudu. A popular street and restaurant item in Brazil, X Tudu, pronounced "Shees-TOO-Dew" is a play on the Portuguese pronunciation for the letter X (Shees) and can be translated as "cheese with everything". And so it is! A variety of permutations are offered on the menu, with the classic X Tudu composed of layers of beef patty, mozzarella cheese, corn kernels, lettuce, tomato, bacon, ham, and fried egg encased in a sesame seed bun smeared with mayonnaise. EXPERIENCE: The X Tudus were highly recommended by neighbors, and I started with the Classic X Tudu. The composition seemed to exemplify a literal definition of brunch, with traditional American breakfast (egg, ham, bacon, cheese) joined with traditional American lunch (lettuce, tomato, corn, beef) in every bite. As this was my first experience with X Tudu, I am unable to remark on how well or how traditionally Favi executed the dish. I can report that the beef patty was relatively thin, allowing ground beef to be one of many thin layers that combine into a unique, complex single bite. Yuca fries complemented the X Tudu, as well as a small container of garlic-intense avocado purée. A refrigerator case is stocked with a wide variety of Brazilian desserts, including Brigadiero (chocolate fudge balls covered with chocolate sprinkles), as well as unique sugar-based sodas. Shelves are lined with Brazilian candies. It is clear that sweets are popular in Brazil! TIPS: X Tudu is very filling, as intended, and great option to pick up for brunch on a weekend errand run. I am told by neighbors that they prefer the sirloin option at Favi's (X Tudu Picanha). Try the imported Brazilian sugar-based sodas that are flavored with rainforest fruit (Guarana). Parking is available on the right side of the entrance.

Great place for a burger, it is awesome. Brazilian burgers include ham, egg, bacon, beef,…read moremozzarella cheese and you can add corn and peas if you like. A bit understaffed and not very attentive. The food gets four stars.

Generous portions...order at counter. Waitress brings to table…read more Seasoned but salty. Chicken overdone. Fabulous humus and tahini. Bread dry and thin like tortilla. Actually three and one half stars. Place has great potential to be more!

Kibberia is always a fabulous option for lunch. Beef kibbe were well seasoned and tasted great,…read moreshawarma wrap was juicy and generously filled. Service was friendly and fast, and there's plenty of space for dining in.