I was worried coming here since I saw many reviews saying how they run out of pastries and that it…read morewas very small place. So my expectations were low. Just going to stop by since I was in the area. The bakery is in this shopping center and the parking lot was pretty full when I arrived Sunday afternoon. I agree with the reviewers that this place is small. I felt that I wanted to take my time looking at items but the space felt crowded while looking. Overall they had many options to choose some but there were some empty looking shelves in the far back. I managed to get a few items to try and a slice of cake. There are kiosks to also order drinks. The line was long but moved quickly. The items I tried: Cheesy hot dog: pretty good! very sweet bread with a tiny hot dog. White Chocolate strawberry: delicious strawberry filling. The bun was soft and not overly sweet. Berry bun: I got the very last one! DELISH! The bun of milky, soft and berry filled. My favorite probably. Taro bun: HUGE! Love the taro paste but the bread was alittle off since there was seeds in it. Not loving that texture Tiramisu cheesecake: very good fluffy cheesecake. Would have liked more tiramisu/coffee flavor. Chocolate bun: Another favorite. Very good chocolate fudge on the inside. Wish I bought 10 of theses. Egg tarts: I got the two pack. Wish I got the full box (maybe next time). Flaky buttery crust with sweet egg custard. Also a favorite. Overall everything I got was really good. I also loved that the prices were very affordable ($2-5). The only thing I would add is maybe to have more a description and allergens added to the cards so people with allergies could identify what they can and cannot eat. Cant wait to come back and maybe try one of the drinks :)

The buns were decent but the milk tea was bad…read more I like how they have a constant flow of customers which meant the baked goods were fresh. It was packed, good thing they have a large parking lot. the milk tea on the other hand was using powdered and tasted artificial. the tapiocas were old and soggy. I would avoid at all cost.

My husband and I stopped here for the first time this past weekend to pick up bubble tea for our…read morefamily. It was a great experience, and the drinks were excellent - the whole family enjoyed them. The space was clean and spacious with games like Jenga at the bar on the wall - a great place for kids, teens, and young adults to hang out. Reminded me of the bubble tea place my friends and I would hang out at in Philly when we were in college. The woman who took our order (perhaps the owner) was so friendly and helpful. I'm often overwhelmed when it comes to ordering bubble tea because there are so many different options to choose from, but the owner was so patient and was happy to explain the differences and even give me samples to try so I knew what certain items looked and tasted like. We were there a little too early for the black boba to be ready, but when the owner recommended and let me try the white boba, it helped me make an informed and confident decision in my large order of 5 drinks. The owner said goodbye to us and was thoughtful to say, "Happy birthday to your mom!" since I mentioned I was bringing the drinks to my parents as part of a delayed birthday celebration. I would definitely go back, not just because of the great drinks, but because the folks who work there are just so nice and made me feel like they really appreciated me as a person and not just a customer.

My favorite Local Bubble tea spot in cherry hill. Sweet owners from a small family business. My…read morefavorites include green apple green tea, tropical slush, Thai iced tea. They also serve mini viet foods and desserts. Inside is clean and decorative and there are games. You have to try!!

I needed to kill two hours in the area and decided to set up a Trouble Brewing Coffee House. It was…read morea super hot summer day, and when I walked in I was nervous about the lack of A/C. But after a bit, the fans seemed to do a fine job at keeping the place cool. There was plenty of tables, which was ideal for breaking out a computer and doing some work. The menu provided all day breakfast, baked goods and lunch options. I got the chick bacon sandwich, it was delicious and came with a side of chips. Super cute place to check out for working or meeting up with friends.

As a REALTOR, i am up rising and Shining early everyday reviewing my to-do list and the best way…read morefor me to do that is with coffee! Two cups:-) so I have made it my hobby to visit coffee shops wherever I'm at - to work, and to enjoy the local small business Java. Trouble Brewing was amazing with their tumeric latte and house special - chicken salad. The barista was on point, friendly and quick! Plenty of people around working, gabbing and just enjoying their morning and I could tell taking all THOSE pictures had a few curious as to my intent. My intent? Good java a bit of the in house special - chicken salad on rye! Ambiance was warm and friendly. I snuck out the side door just because I was curious to see the "alley" exit. I will be back. #supportlocal #troublebrewing #realtorslifestyle #lovecoffee #realestaterocks #locals #brokerinboots #ExperienceLocal #javashop #brokerinboots #stillfabulous #workwhereyoucoffee

I guess Little Coco is my local coffee shop. I've been popping in there once a week when I work…read morefrom home to grab an almond milk latte. It's a little ritual ive made for myself. They are phenomenal. The espresso is obviously quality, as is the almond milk used. The food is good. I've gotten multiple baked goods and enjoyed most of them. Banana bread is phenomenal. I LOVED the biscuit wirh brie and honey. I did get a scone once that was extremely dry though. The person there in the morning is quiet but very nice. They have some merchandise for sale, bagged fresh coffee beans, shirts, etc. Its a perfect small town coffee shop.

Was searching for a breakfast sandwich in the area and stumbled across this little coffee shop. It…read morewas pretty busy on Sunday morning as all the seats were filled, but I was helped out quickly. Was impressed at how many people the 2 women inside were juggling. They were very pleasant. I ordered a cappuccino (was well made) and a bacon egg and cheese on a biscuit. I believe it had mozzarella cheese instead of American which I questioned to myself, though it worked. The milder cheese allowed the biscuit to steal the show, which it did. The biscuit was buttery and not dry. I enjoyed it! I also grabbed a pickle and cheddar scone while paying, as they looked really good. Ate it when I got home and honestly was shocked at how tasty it was and how the salty sweet balance worked out. This is a spot that I'll be coming back to.

very cute place! they had upcoming events listed on the door which I love the community engagement…read more I got a peanut butter and jacked protein smoothie which was very tasty and did not have a chalky taste that typical protein shakes do. the drink came out very quick and the staff were polite.

For being only a year old business, they've got great friendly service and a ver clean coffee shop…read more Very well built out and great design. I'm a huge fan of raw edged wood and they did a great job on the coffee beans infused into the epoxy tables. Oh and they make a mean Breve Latte too, ha!

While traveling in the Philly area I found this place on Yelp. It did not disappoint. Cronuts are…read moregreat! My iced americano w chocolate was ok. I ordered egg w turkey sausage on a croissant. My Sandwich was hot and fresh, I was able to create my own and they have vegan cheese! The server was friendly. Clean bathroom. Seating inside was comfy and welcoming. They do offer a few outdoor tables/chairs. Prices were fair and it's in a great neighborhood. Seems like a local gem. I definitely recommend.

I ordered a Spanish latte and after taking 3 sips, this is what was left in the cup. The cup was…read morefull of ice and barely any latte. The little latte I had was delicious but overall very disappointed with my cup of ice.

Saxby's Coffee House | Haddonfield NJ was a great find on a rainy Saturday morning…read more From the moment I walked in, the place was buzzing with people and energy, which made it feel exciting and very local compared to big national chains. There were plenty of hot and cold drink options, baked goods to choose from, and lots of tables and workspaces with people either getting work done or catching up with friends. We ordered a hot black coffee and a hot mocha, both were spot on and very reasonably priced for Haddonfield. If you enjoy supporting local coffee shops with good vibes and solid drinks, this is a great place to do some work or spend time with friends and is definitely a must stop.

got a galaxy coffee and it was very tasty. there was a good amount of seating but and the service…read morewas great but the inside was a little dirty. also the fact that there is only one accessible bathroom is a little annoying and caused a backup of the line a few times.

I was invited here today with a friend of mine just to reconnect. Staff were kind and friendly. I…read moreusually get something new at places and the host recommended a late with whole milk and mocha. The outside seating was nice and enjoyable.

This is a great place to get coffee. There's ample free parking in the area. The employees are…read morefriendly and the lattes are delicious! There's a lot of comfortable seating as well.

I had been wanting to stop in since Heng Seng opened, and tonight three of us finally went for…read moredinner. While I've eaten and cooked many cuisines from East and Southeast Asia, I have had relatively little experience with Khmer (Cambodian) food, which made the visit especially exciting for me. For appetizers we ordered the fried dough, which is essentially identical to Chinese youtiao, and the Kaw Ko with bread. The Kaw Ko was outstanding--deeply flavorful beef stew gravy filled with generous chunks of beef and carrots, served with crisp, crusty yet fluffy bread that was perfect for soaking up the rich sauce. My fellow diners both ordered the large Traditional Kuy Teav soup, Phnom Penh style, and they thoroughly enjoyed it. The pork broth is flavorful but intentionally mild, allowing diners to customize it with condiments. Both of them added chili crisp oil, hoisin sauce, fresh chiles, and soy sauce to season it to their liking. On our next visit they both plan to try the dry noodles or possibly order a full portion of the Kaw Ko. I ordered the Kuy Teav Kouk (dry noodles), Phnom Penh style, and absolutely loved it. The dish is served with the pork bone broth on the side, which I found perfect. I added chili crisp and chili oil to the noodles and mixed everything together. The dry style gives you a wonderful range of textures--soft noodles, assorted meats and offal, crisp bean sprouts and coriander--followed by sips of the rich pork broth. It makes for a truly satisfying and balanced dining experience. To drink, I had tea and the pandan limeade, which was refreshing and delicious. Service was impeccable and the restaurant is very welcoming and a pleasant environment with comfortable seating. We were greeted warmly, seated promptly, and our food arrived fresh, hot, and beautifully prepared. I would highly recommend Heng Seng Noodles to anyone. If you enjoy the flavors of Vietnamese or Thai cuisine, you'll find Cambodian flavors familiar--but also pleasantly and interestingly different.

Food: 5/10 The noodles were not flavorful..only few chunks…read moreof beef. Overall, bland and had to add a lot of chili paste. Congee: the portion was big, however, like the noodles, locked flavor. Had to add more salt to it as well. Did not have much protein in it. The ginger overpowered the whole dish. Atmosphere: 7/10. And is a large, spacious area, however, almost seemed too spacious? It locked coziness of a home-cooked restaurant, vibe, but it is not like a takeout vibe either.. Service: 8/10. No issues here really. Not sure if I just went on a bad day, but food was pretty disappointing. Maybe I will try something new next time.