I've had sweet and savory crepes from here, and while not terrible, the wait time can be long, even…read morewith no customers ahead of you. Usually the crepe is strong and can hold all the fillings, but my BLT crepe fell apart right when it was handed to me. I ended up tossing it mid way because it was too much of a mess.

One thing about me... I will NEVER say no to dessert crepes…read more T-Swirl Crepe operates as a kiosk on the second floor of the Garden State Plaza mall. The OG location is in Fort Lee, but this little kiosk is just as good. Japanese crepes are similar to French crepes, but with key differences. Japanese ones are usually thinner, crispier, made with rice flour batter(gluten free), and are served in a cone shape. The menu is very straightforward. You can choose between 13 sweet crepes and 5 savory crepes. They all have pre-selected ingredients but you can choose to substitute or add additional toppings as desired. I went with the basic Strawberry Nutella ($11.95). Depending on how busy it is, you might have to wait for a bit because they make the crepes fresh on the premises. You can watch the whole process right in front of you :') I almost didn't want to eat mine because the packaging is just so darn cute. Safe to say, I devoured it within a few minutes. The strawberries were sweet and juicy and the nutella was so rich. I LOVED the crispiness of the rice flour batter. I wanted to order another one... but I'm not God's favorite so I have to watch my weight LOL

This is the donut I have been searching for all my life...seriously. Donuts here are made fresh…read morewhen you order them, they come out hot, and they are absolutely incredible. I love the cinnamon sugar option. Simple, but absolutely amazing. Staff are kind, attentive, courteous, and helpful. They also move lines quickly considering everything is made fresh. Decor harkens back to the outer banks, in my opinion, and I am transported to NC every time I visit this shop. Buy several. If you don't, you'll wish you did!

The difference between Duck Donuts and others is the freshness…read more These donuts are cooked up constantly throughout the day in identical plain batches and then dipped and topped to order. So yes, all donuts are made from the same dough. Yet though they all bear the same divine image, each donut does it a little differently. But you're here for a scrumptious sugary treat, not a theology metaphor. And Duck Donuts does that and then some. I should caution that these are not 'car donuts'. Ideally, you'll want a table and probably a fork. These donuts are sticky with icing glopping off the sides and spilling over heaps of sprinkles. The whole affair feels decade and probably too much to scarf down at a red light. Still, these donuts are worth taking your time to enjoy.

Parking in complex…read more The cafe is cute I wish it had better seating, it kind of looked like a hall seating area. I just ordered an iced vanilla latte on a hot afternoon. Staff were fast with my order. It was just the right amount of ice and sweetness. I will be back to try the desserts with my daughters!

Came in craving a matcha bingsu and was excited by the presentation -- the portion is genuinely…read morehuge, piled high with a big scoop of matcha ice cream on top and wafer cookies tucked in. Unfortunately, the matcha flavor itself was pretty minimal for me. It seems like the matcha powder is really just dusted on top rather than blended into the shaved ice itself, so once you get a few bites in, it turns into a pretty plain, sweet shaved ice with not much matcha flavor coming through. It was also sweeter than I'd typically expect from a matcha dessert, which usually leans more bitter/earthy. One thing that stood out (and not in a good way) -- they charged $0.50 for a cup of ice water. Small thing, but a bit of an odd touchpoint for a dessert spot. On the plus side, it's in a plaza with plenty of parking, so at least getting there and finding a spot was easy.

Its alright they usually dont have what i am craving. When they do have what i order ahead online…read moreit isnt fresh

always nice and courteous- cookies are always good . The…read morecookies are always put in the box properly, I always give a tip to the vendors because they're always so nice. And when I am down to and they've of that flavor to make up for it. They're always so nice and helpful.

We got a sesame Flagel with scallion cream cheese and it was delicious. Friendly service. The…read moreatmosphere is very bright, modern, a bit cold - though it is a cute place with an extensive menu. I will return to try the food selections - and another Fagel!

Java Day Cafe specializes in Manhattan-style bagels that are hand-rolled, kettle-boiled, and baked…read morefresh every morning! They opened up in Teaneck about a year ago. There's no need to worry about street parking because they have a small parking lot up front. I stopped by on a late Sunday afternoon, craving a breakfast sandwich. Yes, I eat breakfast after 2pm... shoot me! The ambiance is a little more "elevated" than your usual deli. It's bright, clean, and modern with a good amount of seating. They also have wifi. I can see this also being a study/work spot during off-peak hours. They have a large variety of both breakfast and lunch options - bagels, pancakes, waffles, omelettes, burgers, salads, and savory sandwiches. Additionally, they also have tea, coffee, smoothies, and juices. What makes them stand out are their artisanal bagel flavors and gourmet cream cheese spreads. They have a lot of unique flavors, both sweet and savory. I ordered: *2 Eggs, Cheese and Meat Breakfast Sandwich ~$7 - I got mine with taylor ham and salt/pepper/ketchup on a toasted everything bagel. This was a satisfying and hearty meal! The bagel crust was crispy, while the interior was dense, fluffy, and chewy. The taylor ham was smoky and salty, which paired well with the creamy cheese and eggs. *Iced Coffee with milk & sugar ~$4 - The coffee was just okay. It was on the weaker side. A little too much milk. The service was friendly, welcoming, and quick. The employee let me sample a few of their cream cheeses. I also got to meet the chef, Miguel, who told me more about the business! I'll definitely be returning to try their artisanal bagels... I have my eyes on the french toast and parmesan ones!

Kai Sweets is located inside Mitsuwa Marketplace in Edgewater, NJ. Kai Sweets offers a variety of…read morehot/iced drinks, bubble teas, and sweets such as Macarons, Strawberry Daifuku, Cream Puffs, and Japanese Crepes. Since 2019, mochimochi Kai Sweets started to offer Mochi Donuts. I love mochi donuts and enjoy the unique texture - springy, a bit chewy, and dense. They are not overly sweet like donuts from Dunkin' Donuts. The mochi donuts from mochimochi Kai Sweets always taste fresh and half a dozen donuts is $20.00. Cash or credit card is accepted. I always like to buy a box to bring home. This most recent time, they had an Earl Grey flavor and I got the Matcha glaze with white chocolate, Black sesame glaze, and White chocolate glaze with oreo. All of them are so exquisite, succulent, and heavenly! From Kai Sweets, I got two macaroons. The totoro and labubu were too irresistible to not get. The design is probably not 100% the same as the original, but it was very cute. The macaroon shell was so soft and the cream inside was very good. After you order, you get a receipt with your order#. When order is ready, they will call your number.

Tasty treat for a hot day. Got a matcha soft serve. I needed to try it plain and the flavor stand…read morealone is ok~an ok but a fun treat after some shopping. Staff was fast and provided a quick service~

I was craving some dessert and found this hand roll ice cream spot. All the rolls are $8 plus tax…read morewith free 3 toppings of ur choice. I decided to try the Kung fu panda which is black sesame and got it with pocky, almonds and blueberries and it was delicious The Worker was quick with our order, overall I would definitely be coming back to try their other flavors.

Great quality rolled ice cream! There are some really unique options as well if you're more on the…read moreadventurous side. I got the grandmas milk and cookies. Very good!

I've been hearing about Sook for quite some time and finally had the chance to check it out. Sook…read moreis located on one of the side streets off East Ridgewood Avenue (walking distance). They also have a chocolate shop next door. When I walked inside of the bakery, I felt transported to a pastry shop in France. I visited on a Sunday afternoon and it was super busy. Service was quick and efficient. I ordered a latte and a scone. The scone was very delicious and fresh. My boyfriend ordered a frozen hot chocolate and a chocolate éclair. I tried a bit of the éclair and we both agreed that it was the star of the show. I normally am not a big éclair person but this one was so chocolatey and rich. It was filled with this creamy, fresh chocolate filling. I strongly dislike the store bought cream filling that they are usually piped with. We sat at one of the little tables on the sidewalk outside since the weather was nice. I will be back if I am in the area and in the mood for a sweet treat!

While the dessert was good, the staff is not aware of allergens in desserts. All three people at…read morethe front, although they were very nice, assured me there were no nuts in "Spring" dessert. They said there could be cross contamination. Cross contamination is no issue for me, as I informed them, but I need to know if there are nuts actually inside as an ingredient. One person said only one item on their dessert menu contained nuts, and when I mentioned that many contained hazelnut they seemed surprised to learn that hazelnut is in fact a tree nut. Lo and behold, the chocolate dacquoise inside the Spring dessert contained nuts and I got an anaphylactic reaction as a result and needed to take my EpiPen. The bite I had was very yummy but almost took me out so I'll still keep two stars for the baking itself. However, staff NEEDS to know what contains very common and deadly allergens.