i'm feeling the early heat, that means i need a sweet treat!!!!…read more visiting a friend in danville, so we walked on over, given it is well over 80° today :3 good ice cream, cute small storefront, very cute location. i chose the fresh mint chocolate chip, and my friend got the banana brulee! the ice cream was soooo good and such a good consistency. love to see it. as an avid mint choco gal, i can highly recommend theirs. such fresh mint, so refreshing after walking around in the heat. would totally visit again!!!

An outstanding ice cream parlor. The flavors are unique to them, don't expect vanilla, strawberry…read moreor chocolate. More like vanilla infused rum custard, wild strawberry compote or chocolate two ways. The menu changes continually and they offer nondairy as well. Free sampling, of course, and a wide range of ice cream delivery systems - cups, cones, sandwiches, sundaes, etc. And pre-packaged to bring home as well. It IS pricey. The smallest cup is six or seven bucks and for two flavors you need the 2nd to smallest (which is a dollar higher). There's a couple of tables with chairs outside to relax in (and lots of nearby places) but inside it's just stand around room. If you love exceptional ice cream, you'll love this place.

ZAYA THAI RESTAURANT - MUST GO!…read more I've been reading posts on Nextdoor for Zaya Thai (we typically go to Andaman), so we decided to give it a try. We absolutely loved it--customer service, decor/ambiance, craft cocktails (they also have wine, beer, and mocktails), and food! NOTE: they have 2 televisions in the bar and will be showcasing the World Cup games! Rose was our server and she was so sweet and attentive! She even makes money bouquets (see photos). Here in Danville, we are blessed with so many wonderful restaurants but do NOT let this one slip through your taste buds. ;-)

Cute little restaurant located in downtown Danville. We came to town to visit some friends and…read morefamily. It so happen to be Valentine's Day. Although the Valentine's Day crowds were everywhere, we managed to make a reservation on Open Table for an early dinner and am glad we did! Staff were super friendly and welcoming, giving us some great recommendations. Food was super tasty! I had the Basil fried rice and it had just the right amount of spiciness to enjoy. If you're looking for a cute little spot with some great Thai food, then check this place out. Side-note, there is street parking but also free parking in the back.

Came here for Sunday dinner with no reservation. Restaurant is in the rose garden shopping plaza…read more Not a lot of big signs so we never really thought to come here. We were seated quickly outside. It was such a nice evening out and not cold. There were heat lamps too if needed. Our server was Toni. She was amazing and took care of us! She was super sweet and friendly! Excellent service. We ordered the streak frites, fish of the day which was a salmon and risotto, Paloma and lemon meringue. Steak frites was cooked perfectly! It was a hanger steak so it was soft and tender. Fries were crispy and it came with an arugula side salad. Dressing was lemony. Toni was so nice and even found us something similar to chimichurri sauce. The fish of the day was a salmon with risotto. It was cooked medium. Not over cooked and nice and flakey. Risotto was really good and lemony. The lemon meringue was probably one of the best desserts I have ever eaten. It came with a raspberry compote. The meringue was sooo soft and whipped and came with a delicious graham cracker crust. We even asked if they sold the pie as a whole but unfortunately they don't. Loved this spot! Will def be back. It looks like our new local dinner and dessert spot!

Ezekiel was inattentive and dismissive from the moment we sat down -- disengaged unless there was…read morean upsell on the table. When my friend and I shared a plate, he made his disapproval known. I'm happy to pay a split fee. Just don't make me feel judged for it -- especially when the table ordered plenty of wine/cocktails, entrees, desserts, sides, and bottled water. Speaking of which: I asked for still, bottled water. He brought tap. When I followed up, he arrived with a single small Aqua Panna -- tap glasses still on the table. When I pointed out one bottle wasn't enough for our party, he dropped two more without pouring any of them. We now had twelve glasses of water crowding the table and not one filled -- except for the tap. That pattern held all night. Empty wine glasses, cocktail glasses, dirty plates -- nothing was ever proactively cleared. Everything required asking. Repeatedly. He also cleared across guests rather than walking around the table. Basic. But the most serious issue: at the start of dinner, he asked about allergies. One guest clearly stated a walnut and pecan allergy. He then brought out a dessert containing pecans. That's not an oversight. That's a liability. We tipped generously anyway... But it wasn't earned tonight. Esin has always been a place I look forward to when I'm back in town. Tonight was a real disappointment.

Came here on a Friday night and it wasn't that busy. I got the chocolate and cookies and cream…read morefrozen yogurt and added cookie dough and gummy worm toppings. The total came to $9.50 and it was 75 cents an oz. The soft serve was yummy! It wasn't too sweet and the cookie dough was chewy. It reminded me of the pre packaged cookie dough you buy from Target or Safeway. I liked the self service and everything was pretty clean.

Yogurt Shack doesn't just sell fro-yo these days, it now sells Fentons ice cream and is probably…read morethe closest location to Walnut Creek that carries it. As some might know, I am not a fro-yo person so I had never been inside however I just happened to see the little sign that said they carried Fenton's so the honey and I walked in and ordered a cookie crumble. First, the serving size was just massive, big enough for two people and if you're into toppings, this is the store for you as it had so much in the way of toppings I was almost shocked. They could use a little more seating out front, but the service was super friendly and prompt and our ice cream was amazing so we will definitely be back!

I realized it is really good, better than I remember for some reason, so I'm updating my review…read more And the prices are amazing. The triple scoop comes out to less than $3 per scoop. I recommend sharing a triple scoop because that's cheaper than buying 2 singles. I think gelato at this price is unheard of in the bay area, let alone in Blackhawk/Danville of all places. I guess the rent isn't too bad because the place is small, but it is nice and the service is really good too! Definitely will be back! I'm actually no longer as surprised at the stellar ratings. I mean 4.9 star average is still insane, but I'd expect nothing less than 4.5-4.7 to be honest. I like the pistachio, biscoff, cookies and cream, stracciatella, vanilla, and dubai chocolate flavors. The waffle cone is included in the price so make sure to specifically ask for it, I made the mistake of not specifying and it would be 50 cents on the side (probably due to sharing, the single scoop is $5.99 and the triple scoop is $7.99)

Every flavor of gelato is spot on and the texture is amazing! Service is always friendly. I got a…read moregelato cake recently and I have to admit that having leftover cake in the freezer really made the warm days feel like a treat. I was treated to a pineapple sorbet gelato in a cone just last week, and sitting outside on the bench by the store felt like childhood summer days, I highly recommend this nostalgic and wonderful shop.

We have patronized Sweet Street for several years. I always am able to find international candies…read morethat you can't find at other candy stores. For example, I have a friend from Turkey and when she was missing her homeland, I found Turkish taffy that helped her to feel loved from where she was from. Recently, I had a coworker who told me that he loved Aero bars, but his girlfriend was a flight attendant and she got them from the UK. I walked in, didn't look around because I needed a quick look, so I walked up to the staff member (Sarah) who directed me to the chocolate and mint flavored Aero bars! I was so happy, and then my friend was grateful to try a new flavor. Okay, Sweet Street, we will see you soon!

Great selection of candy for Easter and Halloween. Also great selection of classic and new candy…read morefor an anytime treat. I highly recommend stopping in here. The atmosphere is nice and workers nice too

Uji Time has been one of my favorite local spots. The real standout for me is the food. Their…read morepopcorn chicken is hands down the best I've had -- crispy, juicy, perfectly seasoned, and seriously addictive. The deep-fried squid (basically calamari) is just as good -- light, crispy, and not overly greasy. It's the kind of snack you order "to share" and then end up guarding. And you can't leave without trying their soft serve. The fish-shaped cone is fun on its own, but the unique soft serve flavors make it special. It's creative, delicious, and something you can't find anywhere nearby. It's heartbreaking that they're closing sometime March. Places that put this much care into both flavor and creativity deserve better. If you've ever thought about trying it, now is the time. Local gems like this don't come around often -- and they shouldn't disappear quietly.

Stopping in this weekend, Uji Time Dessert was not quite what I expected…read more I went in thinking they sold ice cream but I'd term their soft serve solidly frozen yogurt, with the ice cream they sell being Moochi. The soft serve had an intensely creamy flavor with a high milk content and while the honey enjoyed his Thai milk tea boba, the style of my mango cup was not for me (although the fish cone option is very cute). We ordered from a tablet at the front and the service was prompt and friendly. I'd love to see them add in some outside seating as beyond the Starbucks, there's no seating in this shopping center. All in all, we may come back to order food but sadly it just wasn't a good match for the type of ice cream I enjoy.

Saw a reel saying Maison Benoit won SF's Best Croissant Competition of 2025, and as a croissant…read moreaddict, of course I had to check it out for myself lol. My first visit was a to-go order of the Original Croissant, Pain Suisse, and Flan, and I loved everything so much that I came back again a month later when I was in the area. Their pastries are seriously exceptional, and I can totally see why they won the award. Personally though, I actually love the Pain Suisse even more! The dough was flaky, buttery, a right balance between crunchy on the outside but soft on the inside with each bite. And the Flan Vanille is on another level. I've tried so many different flans and even know how to make a pretty good one myself, but this is the kind of flan I would bring to a party if I wanted to impress everyone. The bakery itself is beautiful, and I love that you can watch the bakers working through the glass window. Their pastry display is also dangerous because everything looks so good, with tons of sweet and savory options. Plenty of indoor and outdoor seating as well. Staffs were friendly and welcoming. I also tried their holiday berry croissant on my second visit. They definitely did NOT skimp on the filling lol. It was actually a little too much filling-to-croissant ratio for me, but I appreciate the generosity! Strawberry Cookie were soft and fresh Prices are pretty average for artisan pastries, and the quality and size is definitely worth it. Such a great bakery in Danville and I'll absolutely be back.

Quaint patisserie in Danville with friendly & informative customer service. My dad had many…read moreinquisitive questions & I asked about their popular items to which the cashier kindly answered w/such sincerity & enthusiasm that made us feel valued as a customer. Items: Cinnamon Brioche $6.50 soft, fresh brioche w/a beautiful cinnamon to sugar ratio that had the perfect sweetness. Pain Suisse $6.50 a chocolate crioissant that has lingering pieces of crisp chocolate that oozed out while baking. The croissant had flaky layers that was very well crafted. Not overly sweet & the ideal pastry with a cup of coffee. Egg Turkey Breakfast Bun $6 a filling savory treat crafted w/attention & care. Mango Passionfruit Sorbet $12 had both a good balance of mango & Passionfruit purée but it was a little sweet due to the 2 fruits added, but it certainly was a nice way to cool off in 90 degree weather. Everything was authentic & the customer service was the cherry on top.