Very nice place good coffee and nice customer service. the…read moredonuts it's fresh I come here one a while when I'm in the area and never disappoint Very recommend!

No line on a Saturday afternoon. Can and ordered the donuts with no problems. Inside is just take…read moreout and doesn't feel the cleanest but gets the job done. The strawberry shortcake donut was delicious. The strawberries were a little too tart but the glazed donut was delicious. Mochi donuts were ok but I probably wouldn't get again. Tried a chocolate donut log with egg custard. Do not recommend the custard filling. It isn't done lengthwise and wasn't tasty. Donut itself was soft and fluffy. Overall, I'll come back for a sweet treat. I think service at this one was better than the other cause just less customers.

Stopped by to pick up some donuts for work and didn't realize they had food, too. So, on another…read moreoccasion I stopped by for the Big Boss combo - banh mi and a drink. Good sized sandwich and filling. Only complaint was that there were too many pickled vegetables so it made the bread soggy. The passionfruit green tea was refreshing. Because it took a while for my banh mi, they also comp'd a donut with lemon (?) jelly which was nice of them. I didnt get to try it since I brought it home and kiddo got to it. Must've been good as he ate the whole thing. Another time, I placed an online order since I was craving a breakfast burrito. It was ready in the 10 minutes it took me to get there and it was still hot. Burrito was also good sized and filled with a lot of eggs, sausage, cheese, and some potatoes. It was just missing some hot sauce. Staff have been friendly during each of my visits. Prices are fair. My fave donut is the old fashioned but those seem to go quickly since by noontime they're usually out of those ones.

I came here the other early morning to buy coffee and donuts…read more The first red flag was that as I was sitting, parked in front, I took a bite of the plain old fashioned and discovered that it was stale. I went back inside and was immediately given a fresh old fashioned. The glazed cruller was ok, but it had an artificial (custard) flavor that I found a little off-putting. I had purchased two "chocolate" cruller. The glaze on this donut was NOT chocolate. The glaze tasted absolutely artificial, overly sweet and probably a health hazard. I ate just the underside of one of these donuts and threw the rest away. Sadly, the workers had not bothered to change the frying oil in a long time, so even the fresh old fashioned donut from this place, which was relatively inoffensive, suffered from an ever-so-slightly rancid flavor. The coffee was solid and they offered a lot of different options for it, such as milk and cream as well as the usual nasty French vanilla "creamer," which is the only reason that Chucks gets a second star. This business owner should radically restructure their business model to include quality over cost-cutting, because they would do better to use clean (and not soybean) oil, real ingredients without artificial flavorings, and authentic chocolate instead of whatever unpalatable garbage I experienced. They offer all kinds of superfluous menu items and they should really consider making better donuts. If I hadn't exchanged the first donut, I would have wasted money on 3 out of the 4 donuts. It is telling that rather than selling out, this business had inventory left from the day before, and they tried to sell it to me. Stan's donuts in Santa Clara often has to close early because they sell out hours before their 3PM closing time, and they don't do this disgusting quality compromise.

Yummo! What a delicious treat to experience. Their flavors are super fun and tasty. We had a 4-pack…read morebut we didn't take pics of all of them...mainly because we were busy devouring each one. So here is the one that we did get a pic of...vanilla cupcake with chocolate frosting and dots. Delicious. The other flavors we tried throughout the night were pumpkin spice, French toast, chocolate chip, and lemon cherry. The cakes were perfectly fluffy with just enough toppings. Definitely check this place out if you ever see them at a food truck scene or go to their location. It's worth it.

Got a maple "home spun" by Sugar Cinns bakery which was described as a donut and muffin hybrid…read more Really good and reminded me of the maple donut cupcake from Cako in SF back in the day. Texturally like a cake donut but in muffin form.

After spending part of our morning at Whis-Purr Rescue, Gavin was hungry, so I suggested donuts or…read morebagels because I was lazy to go to a sit-down restaurant. The pastry case was well stocked and clean. Although I'm not an orange juice gal, but I liked how it was offered and presented. Service was quick and friendly. I did not try their donuts, but Gavin enjoyed it. I ordered a jalapeno bagel w/ cream cheese - it was delicious! It made my drive back delectable.

This ain't it. I went in here at 7:30 am and they gave me stale donuts. How are the donuts already…read morestale at 7:30 am? This is a donut shop selling gas station tier glazed donuts; I won't be going back.

I don't really write reviews but this was so good I couldn't help. Ordered bbq banh mi pork and…read morechuck's favorite sandwich. Ordered through uber eats.

Donut place is the same as every other place. Pricing is the same based on my comparison of similar…read moreplaces nearby. Best donut was the mochi as the sweetness was "not too sweet," by Asian standards and nice chew. Didn't see the mochi available when I stopped by and got a random assortment. Service was prompt and polite. Location is super convenient.

My favorite apple fritters ever! These fritters are mega giant and can be easily shared with 2 or…read moreeven 3 people... that is, if there's even anything left! I've tried the original apple fritter, blueberry, and raspberry. They all have that delicious crisp exterior and super fluffy interior, without being dense. I also appreciated that they were not overly sweet, which is oftentimes hard to find in donuts. I still prefer the original apple fritter, but was surprised that I enjoyed the raspberry one quite a bit! There's a big ol dollop of raspberry jam in the middle, and streaks of raspberry throughout the fritter itself. The best thing about these fritters is that they're still delicious the following day. I went a little crazy with ordering and had plenty of leftovers. I popped them into the toaster and they were still pretty decent. The parking lot is tiny and so if you're here on the weekends, you'll likely need to wait for someone to leave. There's usually also a long line as well. Since I'm not in the area, I prefer to just order ahead online for a pickup order. The pickup orders are in a separate line inside the restaurant.

Great brunch spot with lots of seating! Even if there's a line, it moves pretty quickly. Parking…read morecan be a little tough, but if you wait in the lot long enough, a spot usually clears up. They have a lot of fun drink options and are known for their fritters, although I didn't get one this time. I went with the chorizo breakfast burrito instead, which was huge! Not spicy and filled with a a nice texture from the hashbrowns and eggs. Really generous portions, filling, and delicious. Great spot if you are around the area

I'm not a donut fan at all, but Paze was offering a spend $10, get $10 back deal, so I figured I…read morewould try a protein latte for basically pennies. Online ordering is quick and simple. The drink was ready on time and the store is quite large and clean. Workers were nice and greeted us immediately upon entering. The coffee was decent. I only ordered one pump of sugar for a small, so it wasn't super sweet. Espresso is on the weaker side, but for a nearly free drink, it's great!

I must admit that I don't frequent Dunkin often. Last time was probably 10+ years ago in Chicago…read more Stopped by on the way up to San Francisco. Ordered via the Dunkin app which was easy. Prices seek to be so much higher than I remembered or expected. The prices are similar to Starbucks or Peet's. I got a medium iced shaken expresso and it was over $7. It was pretty good but I guess I expected it to be a bit less expensive. Staff were friendly and helpful. Easy off street parking lot.

Ambulance... Five out of five. Nicely done for what it is. Welcoming the vibe, upscale, but not…read morestuffy, comfortable. Nicely decorated not overdone. Service... A+ except it did take them a long time to bring the check and we had to flag the guy down to get it. Otherwise attentive and the meal was reasonably well coursed. They let us split dishes and didn't give us a bad time about it. Food... Also an A+. I'm super picky and tend to not like to venture off the beaten path for different kinds of ethnic foods but everything here that we had was delicious. We split the salad with pear and goat cheese, and except for a couple of decayed pieces of spring mix, which is always a problem with that stuff it was delicious. The dressing was crisp and citrusy. We split the jambalaya with chicken and it was interesting in that it was basically a large scoop of rice with a good sized piece of chicken on the side, which you had to cut up, which is not how I've seen jambalaya prepared before, but it worked. The chicken was insanely good, and the rice also was very delicious, heavy on the bell peppers. We also tried the beef empanadas and the chimichurri sauce was insanely good. We wanted to get beignets, but they were out and none of the other desserts appealed to me so we didn't do dessert. We ordered a French 75 cocktail and the Pinot Noir wine and both were very nice )although pro tip French 75 are supposed to have a lemon peel in them and ours didn't). There is a parking lot and they also have a few tables outside although I don't think anybody would really choose to sit there since it's in the middle of the parking lot and the plants are too low to hide that fact. My friend and I meet regularly in the Redwood City area to dine out and this place is going to go into our regular rotation because it was that good. They were probably somewhere between a four and a five but I'm going to give them the benefit of doubt and give them Five Stars because we did enjoy our meal so much. You should try it!

Came on a weekend at lunch hour and the place was empty, to the point I thought it was closed…read more I had this place bookmarked for a long time, and finally got to try. Menu is priced high and portions small which may be why there's not many people. We got the crawfish etoufee which is mostly roux, very little crawfish or shrimp, and very little rice. Also on flavoring. We asked for no spicy, but they put in the spicy seasoning and no salt. I had to actually put in salt from a salt shaker myself. Also got a side of mushroom jambalaya which was also supposed to be 'not spicy' but was more spicy than the crawfish etoufee. Also it was pretty dry. Service was good and they gave us 2 mini corn bread muffins which were probably the best thing there. Growing up in Houston and having visited New Orleans several times, I have had my share of creole food. If you want anything close to real deal, this is not it...

This is a boba bubble tea spot on the famed restaurant row of San Carlos. Nestled on the south side…read moreof laurel. This place has your typical milk tea and fruit tea selextiona including many latte flavors but the difference is that this place features a plush cup that has a plushi3 at the bottom. Tjis also has mochi donuts. A set of labubus line the xountsr.

Pros: - Easy order kiosk…read more- Spacious - Beautifully decorated - Pistachio cream w/bits was used for the latte (not powder) Cons: - Out of the pineapple item I ordered and had to change to mango - The mango supreme was extremely sweet - No option to adjust ice and sweetness level - Our seats and the table were dirty - For the amount of space they could afford to have a bit more seating - The menus are due for an update (taped over with pricing changes) - The employee was on the phone the entire time while making drinks

Ever since I discovered freshly filled cannoli in Boston, I have been hunting them all over the…read moreWest Coast. This neighborhood establishment has a loyal following for a good reason. I like to go for the chocolate shell, traditional ricotta filling, and pistachios and chocolate chips, or toffee, or a plain shell with lemon filling, pistachios, and a cherry. I'm sure you'll find your own delicious combinations.

This is the place in the peninsula. If you are Italian or even if not, you have heard about these,…read moreyou have had these or wanted to. Outside of the city, this is one of best places to get ahold of Cannoli's and more. Growing up I heard about these cannoli's simply from my father and his siblings that were from New York. The cannoli originated in Sicily and later adopted by some areas of S Italy, perhaps other places in the country. I always have seen this place on my way to Shred in San Mateo. Finally stopped in and bought a few. Very good! So if you want an Italian treat, better said a Sicilian treat, you need to try this place. Of course, some of them are more Italian American in origin vs the Sicilian Cannoli. When in San Mateo area, make this your stop...Mamma mia!