A pretty awesome Dutch Bros from the staff to the drinks and the overall feeling of this place!…read moreThey have shared parking with other businesses but it is very easy to find a spot no matter what time you may come here. I was here on a Sunday morning and find parking no problem! The staff was super friendly without being too much, which I enjoyed because other locations I feel like it can be overpowering and turn me off from wanting to stop there again. This one has a repeat customer! The drink I got this trip was the Cocomo sugar free. The flavor was amazing and for something that was sugar free it was nice and sweet! The coffee was very smooth and the creamer was the perfect amount without getting too creamy and taking away the coffee flavor of it! Very reasonable prices as well as easy parking and amazing staff, I will be stopping here again when I am up in the area! I also love that the place was very clean and the drive-thru was pumping through cars with ease!

I had such a great time coming through this location the other day. I was with my mother in law who…read morehad been to Dutch Bros in other states and wanted to go so bad and I can see why! The service was so friendly and the kind girl at the walkup window helped walk me through the menu since it was my first time. I got the golden eagle with sugar free and it was good. I also got their coffee crumb cake too which was a nice treat before the beach day we had. I'd definitely recommend their drive thru seems busy but we avoided the longer wait by coming to the walk up window. The only bummer thing is they didn't have outdoor seating

Great pastries and sandwiches. We went for breakfast…read morerecently. And took pastries home. Everything is delicious and definitely coming back.

We have gone to frida's for many years, the apple fritters are the best. BUT when I walk in and…read morepay 4.79 for one donut, I expect not to be treated like I am garbage, I asked for 3 fritters and asked if I could have them from the tray on the bottom. she told me they are all the same in a very snotty way, I agree they probably are but I wanted the ones on that bottom tray, she was an older woman and rude, I have heard this from many people over the years but never had it happen to me. So Parlor donuts just opened and they will give you a run for your money. we live here for 42 years. Not a snowbird and there is no excuse for this rudeness, Mary Butler

I don't think this place is really French. The quality of the food they serve is less than good…read more It's so bland. I ordered the French onion soup and it's nothing like a real French onion soup, tasted a bit like unsalted French onion dip powder with warm water.. also they have a bit of a market that's super cute to look at but when you check the prices again revolting, there's plenty of places you can buy the same products at normal prices. Truly disappointing experience. I believe it's a husband wife Cafe, not sure they're really from France, maybe Caribbean and French Canadian not the most pleasant people. The male owner was quite rude to the female. I won't be back.

The food was amazing! Had croquet Monsour and chocolate eclair with fresh strawberries and whipped…read morecream. Service was also on point!

Service was wonderful, the smoothie was SO fresh and sooo yummy! My only neg was the actual store…read more. it was a little disheveled and all over the place. Definitely will be back to try other smoothies though!! Still a high rec!

I've gotten several açaí bowls from here and they're pretty standard. I like that they offer…read moredifferent container options this is pretty unique. What I don't love is that honey isn't included in the bowls which is disappointing since it costs over a dollar extra just for a drizzle. Honey feels like a basic part of an açaí bowl. It's just too pricey. The ambience can also be hit or miss -- sometimes the staff greet me, but other times I walk in and no one says hello, despite there are plenty of people behind the counter. A little more consistency in friendliness would go a long way.

Fantastic! It felt as if I had a friend who owned a restaurant, and we'd come for a visit. They…read morecould not have been more welcoming! This place is the real deal. More than half the patrons and all the staff were Albanians. The restaurant itself was lovely, modern European. Our server was Albanian, but born and raised in Italy. The food was wonderful. It was clearly lovingly made in house and fresh and delicious. This place is worth a trip AND the calories.

We arrived at 5:30. There were just a few tables of diners eating or waiting to be served. We…read moreordered about 6:30 and the food was delicious and servings more than adequate. The ambiance was nicer than expected from previous reviews in the Times and Belleaire Bee. My branzino was perfectly cooked & delicious. My dining partners enjoyed the lamb shank and seafood pasta dish. The stuffed pasta pillows was a delicious appetizer. The squid appetizer was not so appealing. The issues that would preclude our return until resolved are related to lack of service. With a nearly full restaurant, just the owner and his wife took orders and served food. Refills on water had to be requested repeatedly. As more patrons arrived, it was evident that they waited longer than is acceptable to have orders taken & food served. With another server or two, this restaurant will be a genuine neighborhood gem for locals. Prices are reasonable and the food perfectly prepared and delicious.

Other places have came and gone. Arkane is still there. Still a lot of fun. Lots of interesting…read morebeverages. A perfect place for a flight.. There's so many different flavors to choose from. And if you need help, there's plenty of nice people that work here. It's still one of our favorite places to go my friend pops in here every little bit just to pick up stuff for home. It's very interesting with all of the artwork. If you're into sours, this is your spot. I hope you can come and enjoy it.

We heard about the extensive cool beer list at Arkane Aleworks, and they weren't kidding. There are…read moreboards across the walls behind the bar listing what they have. There are about a dozen bar-seats that have backs, which is more relaxing to me. The rest of the room has table seating for around 30. There's two or three 2-seat high-top tables out front. And there's even some outdoor seating for around 20 in a little triangular patio on the side. The decor is casual, with racks of oak barrels in the front, and lots of cool artwork on the walls. There's brewing equipment in the back, and some of the seating is right next to it. And they had an apparently unscheduled improv comedian out on the patio on a friday night (Jan 2026). They were great! And the audience was a good group, too :-) Beverage-wise, and the selection of beers change constantly, so look on the board for the new ones and the ones that are almost gone. We had to get a fun Fra-gee-lay golden lager from the Almost-Gone list. It's a luscious medium-light-flavor beer named for the Major Award in Jean Shepherd's Christmas Story film. We chose a sour, Astral Reign, blueberry with blood orange and some flavor or marshmallow. It was a great taste, plenty of sour balanced with grain, and sweetness smoothed out by light marshmallow. We loved that, so we also got an enormous can of that sour! And someone in our group got a decent red cabernet ... in a brewpub ... sheesh. Well, it tasted better than the house cab at many places! It was busy this Friday evening, with enough seating that we walked right in. This place is easy to get to, in the northeast corner of a strip mall on E. Bay at Starkey, and there's plenty of parking. There's a fridge next to the bar with beers to go. We love these beers! We love this brewpup-alehouse!