I walked by the coffee shop a few days ago and noticed that the patio was looking pretty good--…read moreweeds are gone. I'm looking forward to the new and improved ambiance on their patio I'll make sure to stop and grab a coffee when I'm there next I'm sure the neighborhood appreciates the improvement Thanks folks at Devout

Silky smooth traditional macchiato. Love the sign on the wall that shows the various drinks with…read morethe same amount of espresso and various proper milk levels for each drink. I love a macchiato and have loved them before SBUX came around and bastardized the name.

Great ice cream with clean ingredients!…read more While dog-sitting my brother's Great Pyrenees with very exacting and discerning tastes, I had to buy her the unicorn vanilla here because she would not eat ice cream that has chemicals and preservatives in it. She is also too good for Wendy's Frosty's (I am not). Bonus: enjoy your cone while strolling the picturesque main street of the Niles District.

Do You want to eat ice cream without all the additives and…read morefake ingredients! Come to this ice cream shop! Offers a huge variety of organic ice creams made in house. Tons to chose from and flavors you would never thought you'd like.. Service is great staff are friendly and helpful even after you ask to try a variety of ice creams before finally making a choice! Place is decent size and has plenty of seating inside and out. Offers take out pints and ice cream cakes to go. Completely cashless spot only take tap and credit.

We came here for breakfast as we were passing through Fremont and I love the Niles area…read more The drinks we were got were good but a little too sweet for me. My boyfriend got the fried chicken steak plate and it was good and a really big portion. I got the spicy chicken melt and it was really good and tasty plus really big portion. We also shared the beignets that come in different flavors and they were fluffy and really good. Altogether a solid breakfast spot.

I wanted to love this restaurant, I truly did. First things first, the vibe is very cute. I like…read morethe urban hella Bay meets small historic town theme of it. Unfortunately, I was seated towards the back, on the side with the restrooms and all I could smell was the plumbing; it was nasty. I know it's an old building, I've been into places where they get that kind of musty smell, this permeated the whole meal. Occasionally, a cheap candle burning to the left of me (probably to mask the smell) would waft over, and that was almost as gross as the plumbing scent. The server was very friendly once she greeted me, and I really liked her, with one suggestion: she needs to learn not to lean her bottom on the tables while taking orders from other patrons. I was seated at the table. My breakfast arrived. I looked to my right and she's got her cheeks on my table. I questioned whether it was just the spacing, or maybe her hoodie, but she straightened up and then sat them back again. Enough about the ambience. The food: I ordered the skilletz special with French toast, eggs over medium, bacon, and country potatoes - I asked for Extra crispy. The food arrived quickly, maybe too quickly. It looked beautiful, but went south quickly from there. The moment I popped into the yolk it was completely overrun by wet egg white, which makes me nauseous. I hate slimy whites, hence the request for over-medium. I ate maybe 3 bites around the edge and tried to get to some yolk but I was gonna be sick with the river of whites. The bacon was good and crispy. My country potatoes tasted like they'd been scooped out of a bin that had been sitting and steaming for a long while. There was zero crisp to a single bite of it. They had not even warmed them up again. Unfortunately, same goes for the French toast. I can live with the sandwich bread French toast if it has some moisture and flavor. I know some restaurants use plain white bread, but it was cold and dry - not like cooled down because it sat there for a minute; remember, the food came out quickly. If it had been freshly made, it should've been piping hot, but it wasn't even lukewarm - the whipped butter didn't even melt a little (see the pic). In fact, parts of it tasted cold like they make the French toast and potatoes in bulk in the morning and then keep them in a bin and throw some onto a grill to warm up but they didn't warm mine up. The hottest thing out of all of my food was the syrup. I had to douse the toast in syrup to try to warm it up a little bit. Again, maybe 3 bites and done. All in all, I'm sad. It was a real disappointment. The tab was $27+6 for tip.... I expect freshly prepared food at that price. It does look to do good business.

Vietnamese coffee 5/5 Cappuccino 3/5 - pretty sure they made…read moreit with almond milk (did not ask for). Very watery and a health risk for some. Breakfast burrito 4/5 with chorizo California turkey Swiss 5/5 Love the eclectic decor and plenty of indoor and outdoor seating. Prices haven't moved in years, such a gem!

Decent size coffee shop/resturant with a variety of breakfast and lunch plates…read more Walked in and was offered a table I. The front or in the garden other back area. It was a beautiful cool morning so we chose the back area.Back area had many tables and lots of shaded seating areas in a backyard setting. We order two coffees and a chai. All we very good and tasteful. Had the eggplant omelette and I heard the bread is made in house is what we are told so I ordered a side of French toast. Both were good and mediocre the eggplant omelette was decent nothing to brag about the French toast was ok. My daughter ordered the pear and cheese omelette & hans potatoes (country potatoes) which she said was actually tasty. Service was pleasant and cheerful and group of ladies possibly family members enjoying the day. Would go back to maybe try something different.

Lots of variety. Fell in love with the everything donut because I am typically savory girl. Post…read morebaby I have aquired a huge sweet tooth, now i love the butter bun, chocolate walnut cookie, and the other sweet filled donuts (all good). Other savory options are brunch pastry and the jalapeno chedder biscuit. Love coming here to check out all the new flavors and see the display. They are like small pieces of art, how pretty they are. Staff is always so friendly and if you go back enough times, they greet you by name. Just wish they bring back the coffee cake.

Finally got to try it! A bit stale at 3 pm and the size was a bit underwhelming in person…read more melon was actually big and tasted a little artificial but the cream was satisfying and not too heavy. it was wayyy too sweet though. the cookies and cream tasted WEIRD and gave sesame seed flavor, i really didn't like it. it was also a mushy wrinkled little thing so definitely the worst. guava was the best because the filling is so bright and tastes like real guava, but i hated the soft spiced cookie on top. for gourmet donuts these were all pretty much a miss. service was aight and the interior is very nice.

A Wonderful Step Back in Time…read more The first time I visited this place, my daughter was about 9 years old. Over the years, I have returned quite a few times, and each visit has been a little different because I have intentionally brought different people here to experience that wonderful "back in time" feeling. I recently visited again with another group, and I felt it was definitely worth sharing my experience. If you are new to Tyme for Tea& Co, whether you make a reservation or walk in, I recommend coming with an open mind and, most importantly, with time to enjoy the experience. We had a reservation and still had to wait a few minutes, but honestly, that was perfectly fine. It gave us an opportunity to look around and admire the beautiful tea saucers, teapots, and other cute, whimsical items for sale. Over the years, I have learned that coming here rushed and expecting everything to arrive at once is not really the best way to experience Tyme for Tea. Tea is a social experience, and the food and tea are served gradually, giving you time to enjoy each part of the experience while visiting and laughing with your party. The staff is attentive and welcoming, but they also give you the space to socialize without making you feel rushed. I really appreciate that. If you are visiting Niles in Fremont, keep in mind that part of the beauty of this little town is its history. The buildings are not modern, but that is exactly what gives Niles its charm and character. The atmosphere is part of the experience. Every time I visit, my overall experience is pleasant, calm, and filled with laughter. I enjoy trying the different teas, pastries, and little treats, but more than anything, I enjoy the memories created here with the people I bring along. If you're looking for a place to slow down, socialize, enjoy tea, and step away from the rush of everyday life, Tyme for Tea is definitely worth experiencing. Dress up for fun! Save the yoga pants for another day.

Probably more of a 3.5, feeling generous to round up. My friend hosted a baby shower at Tyme For…read moreTea and invited 14 guests. I believe the orginal request was for 11 people, they quickly brought in additional chairs to get everyone situated. My understanding was that each guest chooses the tea flavor. However, that wasn't the case. The staff brought 2 random flavors. Later on, I requested a specific flavor and she did bring a pot of it. The pace of the food was good, evenly paced and staggered. My favorites included the savory puffs and the raspberry chocolate cheesecake bites. It was a full house on this particular Saturday afternoon and I think the staff did the best they could. Please note that there's only 1 restroom for the entire place and lines can get long. Ample street parking around the area. #25/2026

Love Philz!!!! My absolute go-to is the iced tiramisu with…read moreoat milk & med sweet Also loving the new strawberry matcha drink that I get made with oat milk, as well They do make their drinks in a pour over style, so be patient after ordering, it's definitely worth it

I decided to use my birthday voucher to try one of their new matcha line which was released after…read moremy birthday. Ordering through the app was faster than DoorDash. I got the strawberry mint matcha with less stevia (too sweet with regular sugar) and a free banana bread as part of my voucher. I couldn't taste the mint until I realized the mint leaf was missing after it was too late to go back to the store. Basically it tasted like regular strawberry matcha latte from Teaspoon, not too strong of a matcha flavor if you're looking for that level. The banana bread was good when toasted. I also came back again for their iced Campfire S'mores latte with almond milk, which was like drinking chocolate coffee with a few marshmallows on top. I would order that again.

I've been coming here for years. The coffee drinks are consistently good and of high caliber. The…read morebaristas like Maj and Ryan really know their craft. The food is soo underrated. I can down 2 of their smash burgers in a flash. The breakfast burrito is hardy. I wish they would bring back the pizza but I understand the choice from a a business perspective. The vibe? Unmatched in Fremont. This is a great place to bring a crew after a run or for a meeting. Kids will enjoy this place too. They serve kids hot chocolate and have small pasteries. Support your local coffee spot and tip well!!

This place is hidden by some plants but it has its own parking lot, about 8 cars can park there,…read moreeveryone else needs to find street parking or park in another lot. You order from a pick and pay kiosk unless it gets busy and then someone will take your order at the cash register. They were out of napkins and forks at the self serve area. I was told they "had to refill it" and to use the black bar napkins for now. Then my friends needed forks to eat their pancakes but they had run out and they were "still washing them" so spoons it was. The food and coffee was decent. But I think you're really paying for the ambiance here. Though loud from the music and coffee, the place is aesthetically pleasing to the eye with wood and fairy lights. The smoked salmon toast was a little dry and the pickled onions but to sweet for me as a savory bite. The pancakes were great. The coffee was okay. A little underwhelming cold brew. Not sure how well the floors get cleaned since an ant crawled onto our table and my friend looked under the table and there was a very old piece of maybe fruit dried and stuck between the flooring where a pile of ants were swarming. Overall, I think it's a decent spot but has places to work on such as the service, hospitality and cleanliness.

Little local spot, came here for a date night. Solid food excellent beverage selection and a…read morefriendly attentive staff. I really like coming here and I don't come enough despite it being really close. We ordered some wings and garlic fries to share and the wife had some ciders and I ordered a couple of wheat beers. Some great seating right in classic Downtown Nile's right on the BLVD. It was perfect for date night.

I used to frequent this spot for the beer selection and the sandwiches!…read more It's great that they got their liquor license and tried something different with the menu, but honestly they need to bring back the sandwiches! I've had a couple food items and they're very mediocre, & just not worth the price. The new management and people who work here are and always have been sweet which is a huge plus. I'll continue to come for a couple drinks but they lost me for the food ):

I wish they had a storefront, because I would be there every weekend. Their cakes/pastries are so…read moregood. My favorite item is the carrot cake. It is the best carrot cake I've ever had. I dislike carrot cake that has walnut CHUNKS. I don't want smushy crunch texture. Mamahouse puts ground up walnuts in the carrot cake. The best way I can describe the carrot cake is that it tastes like Christmas. That reads silly but that's how I feel. It's also the perfect size to share amongst our family of 4. All other items are great and highly addictive. I highly recommend.

The kouign amann queen! Nothing beats it! I always try to go here early when I am at the Farmer's…read moreMarket. I hear they also take pre-orders for pick-up (which I haven't tried myself) if you want to make sure you do not run out. I always go for the original flavor but they do over a bunch of different ones and some seasonal flavors as well. Make sure to check it out!