Professional, helpful, and attentive…read more Establishment is clean inside and out. I came here to pick up a Too Good To Go order for my sons. (It's an app that fights food waste) The young people working are the best! They were helpful, generous, and kind. The bagels are fresh, tasty, and the right about of crispy and chewy in any good bagel. They have a good balance of savory and sweet bagels. The cinnamon apple cream cheese is perfect for the plain and poppy seeds bagels I tasted; looking forward to my next trip. I have my eyes on a croissant sandwich and a bagel dog. There's ample parking outside on the street as well as the outdoor parking lot. Thanks for a wonderful experience. I know I came in during your clean up and set up times.

Found a great bagel shop while waiting to get a haircut. I am slowly familiarizing myself with the…read moreBroadway area of Millbrae. There are so many good shops there and Bagel Street Cafe is one of them. I have walked by the shop a few times but was not tempted to walk in. My mistake. As it turns out, it is a just the type of local spot I look for. I ordered the bagel breakfast sandwich with pastrami and provolone (molto bene!). It was so good and I know what I will order the next time I am in the area. I washed it down with a cup of black coffee and my wait on my barber was made better. This is a great spot in Millbrae. And here are the pics.

Happy Donuts is quite literally my happy place! I live in Sacramento and it is a MUST that I stop…read moreat Happy Donuts when I'm in the area Have you seen the movie Ratatouille? Remember the scene when Ego the food critic took his first bite of the ratatouille and he was transported back in time to when his mother first made it for him, and it was so comforting? Quite literally food for the soul.! That's what these donuts do for me! Cliché? Maybe. But this is very real for me.and maybe someone else can relate. I can recall waking up early mornings with my grandfather and going to the donut shop pulling apart my fluffy cloud, donut enjoying great conversation with him while he sipped his coffee. No crazy select your own fillings or cereal toppings, just a classic well made donut! Happy Donuts has very well executed donuts. The glaze complements the donut, but lets the yeasty chew remain the star of the show! When you make a good doughnut, you don't have to pile on toppings to disguise the fact that your dough is mediocre. I'm quite literally obsessed with these donuts. They're very well could be better donuts in the area, but I'm already hooked on Happy Donuts! The ladies behind the counter have always been so kind and I never leave without a great laugh to accompany my sweet treats! Oh! And if you stay up partying too late and dragging in the morning, just order their Vietnamese coffee! It is fire and gives you the surge of energy you need

This is a locally owned and run donut shop in a strip mall at the corner of Trousdale and El Camino…read moreReal in Burlingame. The interior looks like a donut shop but their offerings are quite solid. I have tried their Turkey, egg, and cheese on a bagel and I devoured it within minutes. I've alos had a sampling over their donuts over the years and they have been fresh, not oily, and nicely chewy and moist. The family that runs this shop are friendly and courteous. The era of family run businesses are struggling. It's good to see the community support such a staple in Burlingame.

I really wanted to give this place a better rating. I came here to get me a breakfast before my…read moreflight but took about 10 minutes to make my breakfast sandwich. My friend owns a donut shop that serves breakfast sandwiches and he's quick. He makes the sandwich while his cashier takes the orders. They do have a variety of bagels. Their breakfast sandwich are pricy. I'm not from the area but we yelped the closest to where we had to meet up with coworkers in the area. They do have a few seats if you what's to dine in. Other than that easy pickup if you're on the go. Luckily they had parking right in front.

I was in the area for a meeting and needed a quick breakfast, so decided to go to Bay Area bagels…read morefor a breakfast bagel. I ended up going with a jalapeno bagel with cream cheese, egg, and bacon. They went light with the cream cheese, egg was over medium, and the bacon was crispy. The bagel itself was standard, not too hard, not too chewy, and did what it needed to do. The breakfast bagel overall was just ok though. They definitely have raised prices over the years which is to be expected in 2025. $15 after tax and tip for a breakfast bagel is a bit more than I'd like to spend to eat it on a regular basis. Overall, not a bad option if you are looking for a quick bagel breakfast in the area.

I recently had some pastries and bread from Backhaus delivered to me via 4 hour express air mail…read more Also known as my wife flying some back for me on a recent business trip to Burlingame. I can't really say anything about the atmosphere or service since I didn't physically visit this store. What I can say, though, is that Backhaus serves some stellar baked goods from everything I was able to try. Kouign Amann ($6) - This pastry has a nice tighter brioche-like crumb, clearly constructed without trying to be a croissant like so many other bakeries. There's an excellent thin sugar glaze melted on the bottom. It almost shatters like glass and is not too sweet. Sugar soaks into a pocket on the interior, creating a sweet, soft, almost pudding-like texture. (5/5) Almond Croissant ($7.75) - Really open lamination, airy and chewy. Cut in half and slathered with a dark brown colored almond frangipane. It's by far the darkest rendition I've seen and seems to have higher moisture content than most, so it soaks into the croissant, creating a soggy texture. It's also not strongly almond in flavor for some reason. The sliced almond on top powers the pastry far more than the filling. The croissant is good but definitely not my favorite. (4/5) Croissant Loaf ($22) - At first I thought this croissant loaf was really expensive, but I think it's well worth the price. Firstly, it's quite long. I didn't measure it, but I'd guess it's baked in one of the larger pullman loaf pans, probably at least 16 inches. The interior, while not having as large honeycomb air pockets as a normal croissant, still flake apart easily into layers. The loaf is compressed a bit from being baked in the pan, rather than having the freedom to openly rise. It's deliciously buttery inside, while the exterior is a dark golden brown that flakes apart. Unfortunately they bag the loaf up, so the exterior flakiness softens due to the moisture trapped in the plastic. It's still an excellent croissant loaf and it works wonderfully in sandwiches, as French Toast, and eaten just by itself. (5/5) I wish Backhaus had been open back when I lived in the Bay. I will definitely visit in person next time I fly down.

Wow what a find! We arrived and the line was out the door 15 min after they opened (a good sign)…read more All of their pastries looked so good, we asked the woman working which were top sellers and she recommended any croissant or scone. We chose the blueberry oatmeal scone, which was delicious, tasted almost like a cookie. Also got the raspberry coffee cake which was not my favorite as the raspberry was pretty strong and overshadowed the coffee cake. Finally got the breakfast sandwich which was my favorite item. To drink we all got cardamom lattes, hot. For some reason the drinks came out extremely hot, like I couldn't even pick up my mug without burning my fingers. After it cooled down for 10 minutes, it was really good but perhaps the baristas need to adjust their milk frothing temperature? The space is really cool, they have an upstairs section and if you sit by the window you get a nice view of the outside. They do not have outlets, so it's not designed to sit at all day and study.

Another day, another tasty breakfast, and kind staff! I love stopping by here before work.read more

Just a perfect Main Street vibe with solid breakfast sandwiches and fresh coffee. Open window cafe,…read morezero rush and friendly service make all the hallmarks of a local favorite spot. Easy walk from many crew hotels servicing SFO too!

The super breakfast burrito and matcha latte with oat were fantastic! Very fresh ingredients. Along…read morewith a friendly staff, this place is a go-to breakfast/lunch spot!

We went here on a Saturday morning and it wasn't too terribly packed (around 8:30am). We snagged a…read morebigger table that seated 6 of us and ordered quickly: Matcha Latte, Cafe Americano, Strawberry Mango smoothie, chocolate croissant, Avocado Toast with egg and bacon, steak and chicken and mushroom empanadas. I honestly felt like we weren't waiting for too long and in no time we received our orders. They also had a setup (on the side) for water (infused) where we could help ourselves. I actually thought that the food were good sized portions and prepared well. The empanadas were nice and flavorful, the avocado toast was as advertised and looked even better in person. The matcha latte was pretty tasty, as was the smoothie. The croissant could've used a little more chocolate to croissant ratio, but still pretty tasty. It was all so fresh and tasty and if you ask me, made with love. When we showed up the timing was ideal since we were able to snag a table and a parking spot with no issues. Service was amazing and everyone was so nice and easy to work with. Would definitely return to this spot if I'm ever back in the area.

This is the coolest gas station convenience store I've ever happened upon…read more 24/7 EVERYTHING IS VEGAN! The latte machine with Golden Milk?! Love it. And only $2 for a large. Also has the best bathroom - a golden toilet. Right on. The cost of packaged food items are pricey, yet unique and ....this is the Bay Area.

We've been here multiple times and this is the first time in months to come find out they are no…read morelonger fully vegan- so watch out. There's candy and chips in the aisles that aren't vegan. We still enjoyed the soft serve and donuts.

Great for a traditional American comfort breakfast. If you love sitting at the counter and watch…read morethe chefs cook in front of you, you'll love this place. At my seat (depicted) you get live behind the scenes of a kitchen. Me personally, I enjoy watching my food being cooked in front of me, so I enjoyed it. I originally went because of looking at the prices on an image on yelp. It was $16 for sausage, eggs, hash browns, and pancakes. That's a great deal! But, once I got there inflation kicked it up to $18. Not the biggest difference to deter, but just letting everyone know the real price. I got pancakes, eggs, hash browns, and bacon (depicted). The eggs were good, pancakes were very good, hash browns were okay, and the reason for 4 star instead of a 5.... the bacon. The bacon wasn't crispy and cooked to order. It was chewy and I guess they cook it before and then heat it up on the griddle after. It is super noticeable from the taste, but especially from the texture. I would recommend this place to anyone, but just be aware with the vital advice I wrote.

Neal's Coffee Shop is a step back to the '60s and early '70s. My parents (who were born in the…read more1920s) would have liked it. My pork chop dinner included soup or salad, slice of toasted and buttered sourdough, potatoes or rice, vegetables and choice of dessert. All for just under $30 before tip. The meal was as expected for a '60s coffee shop. Salt is the dominant seasoning. The turkey and rice soup was a smart way to use leftover ingredients. The boiled red potatoes were good. The two thin pork chops were supposedly marinated, but I couldn't tell from tasting them. They were over cooked--dry, tough and needed some herbs. DH had the cheeseburger with potato salad and praised the meal. He also devoured my dessert--ice cream with chocolate sauce. Service was friendly and efficient, making me want to return. Next time I'll have something like a sandwich or burger.

Great breakfast sandwich! The veggie delight. Friendly and efficient service. Plenty of options and…read morecomfortable atmosphere. See pictures to visualize just how good it will taste as you bite into a hot, crispy, moist, and flavorable healthy bon appe'itt entree.

This is my first time to this location, let's see how it went:…read more Parking is street side ; first come gets the spot. Inside was a modestly lit atmosphere which works well for this shop. The service was great friendly and on point. The items we selected were via a To good to app, but were very good as well. Nice job Royal; l will continue to come back for more of your outstanding creations.

Went there recently and had really great customer service from Reyes at the front counter. He was…read moresuper helpful, professional, and friendly. Big shout out to him. I highly recommend their breakfast soufflés! The "crust" is kind of like croissant, and inside is fluffy deliciousness. Get there by 10:30am or they're gone! I bought extras and kept in fridge; they heat up beautifully in the toaster oven.

This location was actually pretty decent in terms of the service and food preparation and…read morepresentation. They have digital stations to be able to order your food and it comes out fresh from the counter in a clean and casual environment with plenty of tables and a few booths. I got a half sandwich and salad combo and it was pretty satisfying. Parking is plentiful as it's located in a strip mall in the area.