It's a nice space with beautiful decor, and the service was very friendly. They offer breakfast,…read morelunch, and bakery items, along with coffee, smoothies, and ice cream. The coffee was good, and we'll definitely come back.

A really amazing family owned bakery with affordable baked goods, ample seating, and very friendly…read morestaff. Got several items and a coffee and was even given some freebies. Overall has the perfect chill vibe perfect for catching up with friends. Would highly recommend.

I was craving bingsoo, and sadly there aren't that many options in PA/Philly for it :( Fortunately…read moreCafe Clover have them, and it is located in the same plaza as Hmart and Dubu/Duba. I came with two other friends, and we got the mango milk snow in a bowl. It was about $27ish after tax. The bowl was a good amount for 3 people. The flavor was good. I enjoyed how soft the milk snow was, and how it just melts in your mouth. It wasn't too sweet. The store itself was very warm, which is good for the cold weather. There were plenty of tables with more towards the back. It looks like a good place for people to study. I would come back for the bingsoo, and try the other stuff they have here. There are gelato, drinks, and snacks available as well.

Cute little Cafe with Asian focused menu and drinks. I love the atmosphere here: relaxed, very…read morespacious and lots of art work on the walls both for sale and for decoration. The menu is sweets and drinks but nothing ordinary! I had a hot Korean tea (Yuzu) it was sooo delicious on a rainy day! The server was very nice and offered more hot water for the tea as I drank it down which was a nice touch. I also saw staff cleaning through my time there! One thing to note is you do have to make a purchase to sit in! Worth it though!

I ordered salted foam Vietnamese iced coffee, lemongrass beef banh mi, and sticky rice with qual…read moreeggs and Chinese sausage. Everything was delicious and very affordable. I will definitely try them again when I'm in the area. They took over the Bambu in the Ben City Plaza.

Coffee was good here and so was the banh mi. The staff was nice. I have been here a few times.read more

Mango mango dessert is the spot to grab mango dessert. It is great cozy spot that has korean pop…read moremusic playing in the background. Their top desserts include mango pancake, mango mille crepe cake, and special mango juice sage and pomelo with mango ice cream. I ordered their mango combo. Their service is relatively quick.

Virginia state visitor here! The mango mango near our place closed down and I was so excited to…read morefound this one when we visited Philly! Of course I have to get my fav Mango Juice and Rice ball. The portion was smaller than I remembered which is a bit dissappointing but the taste was great! service was nice and quick and the staff was so friendly. The mango juice was sweet and added with the mango pieces and rice ball. perfect flavor! The negative : To be honest, the place did not look apetizing outdoors with the pigeons waste on the "roof" . We almost didn't go in because of it but we glad we went in and ended up love it!

There's a hidden gem in Elkins Park - a small bakery near the SEPTA station. I've been there…read moreseveral times and it's been a wonderful experience each time. We went there this morning to pick up a raisin challah - we were making French Toast! The challah is excellent - rich, soft and sweet, it has a tender, delicious taste. The raisins added an extra touch of sweetness to the French Toast. Then there are the numerous pastries and cookies. We decided to get a few Hamentashen (chocolate and poppy), a raspberry croissant, a chocolate and a raspberry rugelach, and the most amazing looking Sticky Bun. I'll start with the Sticky Bun. It was exceptional; a soft, fluffy, and slightly chewy dough - challah like, but denser. It was laced with a sticky, caramelized glaze, studded with raisins and walnuts. It was 'melt in your mouth delicious', and a must try. Next up - the raspberry croissant. This is not your typical croissant - I'm used to the plain, or chocolate - I can't recall having a raspberry croissant before. It's one of the best I've had. It combines a flaky buttery croissant with a sweet, tart raspberry filling. The Hamentashen were good - the chocolate was better than the poppyseed - as the later needed much more Mohn (poppyseed paste). The rugelach was good; the raspberry was too sticky, but the chocolate was fine. If you're near Elkins Park, and you haven't tried Rolings Bakery, it's time you did!

Friendly staff and quick service. They don't need Thé review because world of mouth has them busy…read more The apple cake is my favorite. Just sweet enough. I always purchase as a sweet treat when visiting family.

Goat House Creamery is a gem in our small community village here in Elkins Park. Outside of the…read morealready great service, food , coffee and chia tea ( my favorite), they also sell records with a diverse collection. I perfect stop on my bike rides too..Seriously, it's worth a visit.

Nice chic little cafe; staff were friendly and everything came out fast…read more The coffee is solid; the ice cream is good. They have a decent amount of different flavors. Also makes a solid crepe. Definitely a solid spot to relax and enjoy your day.

Today I stopped in Sweets & Treats Factory located on busy Rising Sun Avenue in NE Philly. The…read morestore itself is dainty and the customer service was exceptional. They have a variety of treats from chocolate dipped treats to personalized arrangements. I opted for the chocolate covered pretzels, churro cheesecake, one lime and the strawberry cheesecake. The cheesecake was bomb!!! I gave four stars because the chocolate covered pretzel sticks were stale.

Cute little bakery with fresh and delicious items like cupcakes, chocolate covered strawberries,…read moreOreos and pretzels, cake pops and more! I got a beautifully arranged and yummy variety box from my Valentine. I loved it so much I returned later in the week to get a similar one for a friend's birthday. The interior is nicely decorated with 2 tables and 2 benches. There is only street parking which was easily available when I went in a weekday afternoon. Will definitely be back for more tasty treats for special occasions and random cravings!

This place is two blocks away from me and have since remodeled and is renamed Paris Bakery and…read moreDeli. I don't believe this ever ever was a true Paris Baguette because their offerings are a lot different than the other two Paris Baguettes in the area. Since they rebranded and remodeled the prices have went up. I see they now offer lattes, smoothies, waffles, sandwiches and other things that weren't there before. Most of the pastries, although decent quality were overpriced to begin with and now even much more so. My favorite was the red bean donut and the walnut tart. I'm sorry but $3 is a bit much for a 2-in donut. I never really liked their buns which were about a dollar more and not as good as the ones you get in Chinatown. The lattes look interesting and I may try one. When I first went after they remodeled and rebranded I asked the price of the sandwiches, which were tiny. I don't remember the price but it was pretty astronomical for the size so I would pass on those. Looking at the menu online there's no prices for anything which is never a good sign. As much as I like to support local businesses I won't be getting much from here anymore in the future.

I was trying to find other Paris Baguette stores for different cakes. Found this one on Yelp…read morelocated not too far from Hmart of Cheltenham. Sincerely speaking,I don't think this is a Paris Baguette, more like a regular bakery. It is not like the bakeries in Chinatown, probably bc it is Korean owned??? Even though they didn't have the cake I was looking for, I end up picking up some cream buns($1.75), vanilla roll($15), and rice balls with bean paste($1.25). Prices are definitely on the steep side. But packaging is very nice, especially the box the vanilla roll came in. UPDATES: Didn't like anything of what I purchased. The cream buns were tasteless, couldn't even taste the dough. The Vanilla swiss roll were too much cream. The cream to cake ratio is like 70/20. My mom like the rice cake balls, so unless is for her, I won't bother coming to this bakery again.

The whipped cheesecake is such a weird horrible taste and after taste including texture. NY…read morecheesecake reigns!! The other baked goods are good. Just not the cakes. Service is attentive and good. The elkins park shop is in a basement so its not a place i would like to sit for coffee.

Enough selection but doesn't have everything (similar to other Paris baguettes). There was enough…read moreseating and occasionally music but there are no outlets :( at least the staff were nice and considerate!

Phenomenal!!! A must try for all boba lovers…read more It is usually busy here but rightfully so because the bubble tea is great. Despite the rush, they are quick and have tons of variations.

When I went over to Tiger sugar today, no one was there. I stood there and waited for a good few…read moremins... this lady came by the register, did not say anything to me, even tho I had said hi to her and smiled. So I just tell her what I want, and paid. During the whole time, she did not say a word to me. After making the drink she threw it on the counter and walked away... she is really rude!