After lunch at nearby Le Bledo, we wanted dessert, so we checked out Paris Baguette, which I…read morebelieve is one of several in the DMV. Paris Baguette has an amazing and large selection of baked goods. We scored big time. We were able to snag the last two Dubai Chocolate donuts, a fruit croissant and an apple turnover. The Dubai Chocolate donut was fabulous. I absolutely love the chocolate frosting on the donut. It's a most excellent dark chocolate with just the right level of sweetness. The donuts also come sprinkled with crumbled pistachio. I hope they make the Dubai Chocolate donut on a regular basis because I will come back just for that. The croissant and turnover were excellent too.

I am very sorry I have to give such a low review.... But this was a very bad way to have breakfast…read moreor whatever this establishment is? Is it a coffee shop? Is it a bakery? I felt like I was at an exclusive all you can eat bargain cruise shop buffet eating re-heated airport cuisine. The coffee comes from a machine employees press? And all through the staff was friendly, that in no way excuses the prices!!! I mean $8.00 for a breakfast sammich.... A croissant alone is like $5. I would prefer a Starbucks or a Dunkin' Donuts. Again I apologize for the harshness, if you love this place I mean no disrespect. I would just recommend to anyone that if they want a good cup of coffee, there are way better options. The bakery is sub par... and the microwaved sandwiches are overpriced.

The employees are so nice and polite! The food is great and one entree is a lot of food for such a…read morelow price. The decorations and music were great and the vibe was very chill. There is an allegedly a bathroom but only for customers. Both a sit down and take out restaurant/cafe.

This casual Thai restaurant features a relaxed yet stylish atmosphere with cute decor, including…read moredecorative objects and plants in a spacious, high-ceiling layout. The friendly and attentive staff ensures prompt service, making it a reliable choice for delicious Thai food. The lunch special offers great value: for $12.95, you get a pad thai noodle dish plus a choice of appetizer. The vegetable soup was plain and lacked taste, but the pad thai was flavorful, with a signature flavor and perfectly cooked noodles, enhanced by chicken and peanuts for added protein and texture. The crispy pineapple shrimp fell short of expectations and lacked true crispiness, which was disappointing. Although the portion initially looked generous, it was mostly served atop a bed of lettuce, which made it seem fuller. My Thai coffee with creamy cheese was exquisite--its subtle sweet cheese foam perfectly balanced the coffee's bitterness, turning it into a dessert-like treat.

My daughter, best friend, and I stopped in to Jireh Bakery Cafe during lunchtime on a Saturday for…read morea girls day. I live near this location and have always wanted to stop in, so I was happy to finally have the chance. I like that they offer a wide array of fresh Korean inspired baked goods on their shelves, but also offer breakfast and lunch items to order. My friend and I both ordered a panini which came with a side of potato chips. They also have a coffee bar with seasonal flavors. Their pumpkin spiced latte is one of the best I've had in Centreville so far. The interior is spacious and clean. There were plenty of tables to accommodate groups of all sizes. There were a couple of inconveniences, however. First, the business can really only be accessed from Route 29 westbound. You would have to do a U-turn over a multi-lane highway or drive to the a nearby intersection to safely access the business. Second, there was no publicly accessible ramp to reach the front door. My friend and I had to lift up my baby's stroller up a couple of steps to enter. It wasn't a huge deal for us personally, but this would be a major accessibility barrier to others. Overall the food and coffee was fantastic and I would visit here again.

Went to Jireh Bakery Cafe this past weekend and had a mostly good experience. The service was…read moregreat--I asked if they could split two full-size Thai tea boba drinks in half for my little ones, and they happily did it with no hesitation. Even with four cups, they still filled mine generously, which I really appreciated. The disappointment came once we started drinking. It honestly tasted like milk with unsweetened boba. I don't mind if the boba isn't sweet as long as the drink has enough flavor, but in this case, the milk flavor was overpowering, and the tea was barely noticeable. We also ordered a bean pastry, which was surprisingly delicious! It was sweet, and if you didn't know it was made with beans, you probably wouldn't even notice. Overall, I'd be open to going back. I'm not sure if the overly milky flavor was a fluke from splitting the drinks or if that's just their usual recipe. The café itself is cute with cozy vibes. It's right off a main road (Route 29). Parking is available on the side and in the back, and there's a decent amount of seating. Just note they close at 9 PM, so if you're looking for a late-night café spot, this may not be the best option.

I really like this place. They offer a wide variety of breads and drinks, and there are plenty of…read moretables to sit at. The Wi-Fi is reliable, and the air conditioning keeps the café nice and cool. The staff were also very friendly. Since there's an H Mart in the same shopping center, the parking lot is spacious and convenient. Whenever I visit, I always pick up a loaf of bread and a few croquettes to take home. If you're in Centreville, I definitely recommend stopping by!

We actually gave in and ate here today!…read more 1 star experience only because 1. Ham and cheese croissant $4.50 was not good at all (so his reaction) he ate it but he hesitated to eat it, also he doesn't eat ham, so he took it out and 2. Spicy sausage bread wasn't even heated up and I got them heated up, it was still cold and so he's getting it again and we're complaining to the front and they aren't even doing anything about it We got a Carmel frappe and they messed it up the first time, I ordered extra espresso and they didn't hear me correctly so they fixed and was skimpy on that Wow... so $19 spent and he's about to spend another $10... but hey it's whatever we'll see about the new items we just ordered Otherwise the place is nice, it was hard getting on WiFi tho.. took like 10 mins to connect... Otherwise 1/5 stars today because the bakery options just were not hitting like we imagined

This is an organized Trader Joe's with ample parking and short lines at the cash wrap. I was able…read moreto fetch all of the items I wanted in under 10 minutes including getting rung up and leaving the store. If the store locations near home was this easy to access and shop, I would be going to Trader Joe's all the time!

They are so good I love to buy stuff from this store right now. I park in front of the Trader Joe's…read moreand buy egg and other stuff. It's very good store and their price is very affordable.

Wayyy tooo sweet! I did normal sugar, but maybe go down in the sugar. It was the Oreo boboa tea. I…read morecouldn't drink it, I ended up throwing it out and was pretty disappointed. The inside is super cute though! There's games for hanging out with friends or family. The location is very tiny though.

- yummy and fast - cashier was sweet and very nice…read more- got the orange sangria and i love how they got the non alcoholic sangria taste. super refreshing! - small with some seating, pretty empty so we got a seat easily

I actually went to Shilla for the first time 8 years ago so this review is way overdue…read more.. I took my daughters here to try bingsoo for the first time. Their menu had a decent list of bingsoo flavors but I will say I missed the tart flavor that they used to have. We chose strawberry and the man at the counter was very friendly. Inside the restaurant it was decently filled with plenty of tables to sit at. They had a variety of different pastries and desserts. One helpful thing to know is they actually have a very large selection of cakes compared to other local bakeries. Once our bingsoo was ready was took it to our table and it did not disappoint. I would say Shilla has the top bingsoo in the area. We had a great time and probably spent an hour there. Will definitely be coming back.

My friend and I were craving some bubble tea early during a weekday and this was one of the nearby…read moreplaces that was open. Their bubble tea selection was large although interestingly enough they automatically do bubble teas as smoothies unless you request it to be a milk tea. I ordered the Misutgaru (grain powder) smoothie with boba whilst my friend ordered the Taro milk tea with ice and jelly. We liked the taste of both drinks although I've never seen Misutgaru at other boba shops. The boba was a tad overcooked - mushy, soft texture with minimal chewiness. There is plenty of parking, seating, and space inside. It's potentially a good place to study as it wasn't too loud. The bakery items during the weekday didn't have a lot of variety, so be warned. There seemed to only be one person manning the cash register as well as preparing the orders. However, the wait time wasn't too long. Overall, this place was okay and good if I had a sudden craving and was not willing to travel far. However, this is not somewhere I would crave to go.

This is an interesting restaurant because it serves both Ethiopian food and Central American food…read more When you enter the restaurant, you immediately sense that food is the focus here, not the décor or ambience. Latin music was blasting, and later the TV switched to a soccer game, all in Spanish. We tried a 4-dish combo and a fish dish, all very good - tasty, complex flavors. We also enjoyed the bread (injera, like sourdough bread in flavor) and the rice that comes with the dishes. This is my first time trying Ethiopian food. It reminds me of Indian food with the uses of lots of similar spices and the complex stew dishes. Our server was nice and checked on us frequently. I also got to practice my Duolingo Spanish with him--most of it was lost in translation. It was a fun experience. The fish dish was my favorite.

I tend to not like Ethiopian food but this one was actually very delicious. I would actually come…read moreback again.

It's been a while since my last visit, and I noticed several branding changes from Siroo & Juk…read moreStory to Siroo Kitchen & Pub. The interior now feels more organized and less cluttered, creating a cleaner ambiance. It is decorated with Korean cultural objects such as porcelain and traditional dolls. Service was excellent, with friendly staff, and overall, the atmosphere feels more positive than before. The beef bibimbap was well-made, affordable, healthy, and flavorful; it included sweet chili paste (gochujang) for the rice, kimchi, pickled radish, and a small soup. Utensils were stored in a drawer beneath the table, just like in Korean restaurants in Korea.

I have visited Siroo a few times now for their Korean street food and shaved ice. This past…read moreweekend, I brought my family along to eat their Injeolmi bingsoo and strawberry bingsoo. The process is straightforward. You order at the front counter and they give you a number, then call you up when the order is ready. My parents really appreciate the Injeolmi bingsoo as it completely satisfied their cravings without being overly sweet, which is exactly how they like it. The strawberry bingsoo was loaded with fresh strawberries, chewy pieces of rice cake, some corn flakes and a drizzle of condensed milk. Both were good choices to cool down after a hot and spicy meal!