Well this was unexpected…read more.. Okay.So first, they have friendly people who really know the restaurant that they're in, which is kind of cool.And this place is amazingly clean. So we got pies, me and my wife.We got pies. I got the meat pie.The very first one on the list and I have to tell you it was great. I did make a mistake though. If I had to do it all over again, I would wait till it cools a little bit. I would not cut it in half. I would very carefully remove that top crusty layer, ohh, my god, what a feast of flavor. Secondly, for god's sake, don't cut the d*** thing in half. Use the little plastic fork and knife and cut about an inch and a half or two inches of the crust off of one edge of the pie. This does two things first.It lets you taste this amazing crust by itself.And on its own and trust me, it does stand alone. That when the pie cools a little bit more, then, you can pick it up and eat it from one edge, All the way through to the other edge. Because if you cut it in half, you have to deal with the widest part twice.And that gets it all over your face. But hey, if you're a face eater, go all the way. We got the dessert pie, it was small.We cut it in half, and we each had half.And that was easy to deal with in half.But make no mistake, this is a good meal.And they have so many options. And might I say good options. Now, I have to come back so many times to be able to try all the different kinds. However, if you're just driving through and you want something to grab and take in the car with you. Yup this is the stop. This is the place you want to get into and out of quickly because you can get in and out quickly. I would venture to say, with the average time in a mcdonald's being around twenty five minutes just to get your food, you can probably get real food here faster unless they're really busy. That happens if they're really busy, just be patient. It's worth the wait.

Service alone was super attentive and friendly! We got the Arnold Palmer dupe (ask for the lemonade…read moreless sweet, otherwise default is too sweet). The strawberry matcha was made from homemade puree and delicious (one of the best I've ever had!)

We stopped in today and I ordered to order a banana pudding coffee and matcha. We ordered from the…read morekiosk and received our order quickly. The drinks are still very good and tasty.

The store is quite clean and aesthetically pleasing. Ordering was easy and can be done at the kiosk…read moreor with one of the workers. I started at the kiosk but I couldn't request to have an ingredient removed so I went to the cashiers. Drinks are easily modified (at least with what I ordered). We ordered a s'mores tea 25% no graham cracker and a matcha banana pudding 25% no wafer. I personally didn't try the s'mores but was told it was great. The matcha banana pudding was delicious and really surprised us. Once stirred it was the perfect sweetness at 25%. We will definitely stop by again when in the area.

Very cute and intimate shop. The tea variety was pretty cool. There was an abundance of loose tea…read more The staff were very welcoming and very knowledgeable the tea.

Take your "tyme" and relax at this sweet tearoom! It's cute, but not as prim as some other tearoom…read moreI've been to. There are plastic covers on the chairs, which is practical yes, but takes away from the formality of a tearoom. A couple of the tables were wobbly, and I think they could use one or two smaller tables for twosomes and threesomes. The paper napkins were wrapped the utensils with a cute ribbon which was a nice touch for paper napkins. The main drawback: There was literally a little waste receptacle ON the table! Definitely not appropriate. There's a sort of creepy yet quirky robot that greets you at the front door. It evidently speaks different languages. She's cute though! Her name is Rose. The Victorian afternoon tea was nice, you know okay. I had the cucumber sandwiches (and added chicken salad sandwich for an upcharge) and the tea for $16.95 came with a mini cupcake, a mini scone and a mini cookie. The cuke sandwich was lightly toasted and fresh, the chix salad was on wheat and too mayonnaise-y for my taste. The sweets were delicious. You can choose your sandwich from several options, and your flavor of scone. Today the had raspberry white chocolate, orange cranberry, and blueberry. The Earl Grey cream tea was hot and fresh. Nicely steeped! The teapot and the tea accoutrements were all pretty! The server, Jamie, was sweet and helpful. The shop was also filled to the brim with gifts: jewelry, tea things, figurines, ornaments, candles, soaps and other knickknacks. While I was there the tearoom filled up quickly! Families and guys enjoyed their tea times. However, the ladies behind me were quite loud and rude playing videos loudly of their kids doing "cute" things. So gauche! So uncouth! Not tearoom manners at all! I wanted to take their phones! Ugh! Several customers walked in and ordered from the counter with a large selection of smoothies, boba tea, bubble tea, chai teas, milk teas, coffees, and milkshaplus a huge selection of regular teas: black, herbal, green and white teas. I'd come back, but don't expect the typical English tea experience. It's a bit more low key and casual. Unless you have a large party, you can just walk in without a reservation. I did come back! It was nice that on a Friday, they were open late and we were able to grab a bite! Service was slow on this day because I think only one person was minding the store! I chose the Buckingham Palace tea this time!!

The boba cafe is up the stairs (follow the arrows). The moment you walk out the stairs you see this…read morebeautiful flower/boba artwork. I ordered the golden paradise fruit tea with lite ice and 50% sugar. Even with the reduced sugar it was still WAYYY too sweet.

Imagine peeking through a coffee shop window, spotting MuCha like a hidden treasure, and deciding…read moreto wander over. Inside, it's like walking into a tea lover's playground, complete with a DIY kiosk that makes ordering feel like a mini adventure. Service was fast and friendly. The matcha milk tea is so good it might just make you do a happy little dance, even if your wallet feels a tiny pinch at the $10 price tag. But hey, sometimes a little splurge is worth the cozy vibes and that one-time tea treat. Overall, MooCha's a quirky little spot that's definitely worth a visit at least once--just to say you've had a sip of something special!

Friendly staff, nice and clean restaurant. The ingredients are fresh. The fruit is all fresh and…read moredelicious. The parking lot is small so you may have to park out back.

Awesome dessert and cafe spot in Stafford. We tried a variety of refreshers, smoothies and shakes…read moreand all drinks were worth it! The bora bora crepes were my favorite. Service friendly was quick. Everything has been delicious so far. Highly recommend for a sweet treat.

I would not think I was at a chain restaurant. I really like that they have a small menu. A lot of…read moreplaces that are only open for breakfast, brunch and lunch have such large menus which make it really hard to make a choice. I had the shrimp and grits's. They put glazed purple onions and this spiced honey on them with bacon bits, shrimp cooked perfectly. I shared an order of cinnamon swirl glazed pancakes with friend. She ordered the huevos rancheros. They were missing jalapeños which was a bummer and they use wheat tortillas only. She said, don't get it twisted they were still bomb. Our server listened to what we ordered and gave suggestions. They've only been open a couple months in this spot but they were very busy for a Wednesday brunch. The manager stopped by the table to make sure everything was going well. They have a lot of seating inside and out under a pergola on a patio with lots of space as well. It's bright inside with two breakfast bars on each side as you walk in. I'd like to see one open in my hometown. It was an all around amazing experience. I'll probably go back one more time before I go home.

After a long Sunday walk, we stopped into Turning Point for breakfast. As expected for a Sunday,…read morethe wait to be seated was long and once we were seated, the wait for our food was even longer. I ordered the steak, potato, and egg skillet (minus the egg for me). It was okay, not bad, but not something I'd rave about. A little more seasoning would've gone a long way. The vibe inside was nice, and the hostess was friendly, which I appreciated. It was extremely packed, so maybe others have had better experiences or different dishes that shine more. I'd be open to trying them again for lunch to see if that hits differently. One small thing: I asked for Sriracha, and the server acknowledged it but never brought it. Not the end of the world, but it would've helped the meal. All in all, it wasn't the worst, just a very slow Sunday breakfast with food that was fine but could be improved. Stafford is growing and getting more new restaurants, and I'm glad Turning Point is here. I just hope the kitchen timing and seasoning get a little tighter over time.

What's the deal with the service here... Each time I come, the folks working behind the counter are…read moredifferent than the time before and their service is borderline bad. On this occasion, the person had her back turned to the counter and there was one lady in front of me who'd been waiting a few minutes before I walked up. The girl working was watching some drama or music video on her cell and had the volume turned all the way up, I could hear it when I walked into the restaurant side. They have amazing food at the Al Basha side and clearly those are the owners of this place too... They'd do much more and better business if they managed their people better!

I love the Wintermelon Milk Tea so much! I didn't go to Kung Fu Tea often but now I do after I…read moretried this drink! To me it reminds me of like honeycomb and brown sugar. This goes so go with the honey boba they offer. The service is always good and fast when they aren't too busy! The workers are always nice and attentive. ALSO IT ISNT DIRTY IN THERE!

love it!!! i love the kid named peyton that served me!! he was so thoughtful and asked me how my…read moreday was. definitely coming back. the whole ambiance of this place is stunning

Absolutely -- here's a polished Yelp version that keeps your personality and enthusiasm while…read moremaking the experience flow more naturally: I finally made my first trip to Paris Baguette the other day while I was out on a bank run for work, and I'm so glad I stopped in! I've heard such great things and have seen some of their gorgeous pastries before, so this has been on my "must try" list for quite some time. The moment I walked in, I was impressed. The space feels so open, bright, and elevated, and then you see the huge glass cases filled with what feels like ENDLESS options. Seriously, some of the most beautiful pastries and cakes I've seen in the Fredericksburg area. There were so many choices I didn't even know where to start! My immediate thought was, "Where was this place before my son's 10th birthday?!" It can be difficult around Fredericksburg to find a beautifully decorated cake that also looks delicious without having to place a custom order far in advance. Their Celebration Cake and Rainbow Cake immediately caught my eye, and I absolutely would have considered one for his birthday. Now that I know they're here, there's always next year! For my first visit, I decided on the grilled cheese and Flaky Frank and asked for them toasted to go. The grilled cheese could have used just a little longer in the toaster because the cheese wasn't quite as melty in the center as I would have liked, but that first bite was SO crispy and delicious that I immediately knew I'd be back for another. Anything made with sourdough already has my attention, but a sourdough grilled cheese with cheese melted and toasted on TOP of the bread too?! That's a whole different level of heaven. This will 100% be a repeat order for me. The Flaky Frank was more of a miss for my personal taste. I had actually seen someone order one before and thought it looked delicious, which is one of the reasons I chose it. I'm not sure if it was the hot dog, the croissant, or simply the combination of the two, but it was very rich and had a particular flavor that just didn't agree with me. I only made it through a couple of bites. That being said, some of their other hot dog options looked AMAZING, especially the ones topped with different sauces, so I'd still be willing to try another variety. Overall, my first visit absolutely lived up to the hype. The selection alone makes you want to come back just to work your way through the cases. Between the pastries, breads, savory options, and gorgeous cakes, I already know this won't be my last visit. And that grilled cheese? I'm definitely coming back for you. I kept the Flaky Frank feedback honest without letting it overshadow how much you enjoyed the overall experience.