My very favorite bakery in the twin cities! I've been to several, but this is the spot I keep…read morecoming back to. Sarah Jane's offers a great selection of donuts, bars, cookies, danishes, among other options. Their donuts are delicious and my favorite thing in the case is their toffee bars. They are unbelievable and so butter, carmely and delicious. The service is friendly and helpful and it's a cute spot to hang out.

The best thing on the menu: crunch donut holes. Love introducing friends and out of town guests to…read morethese donuts since they are so unique and hit the spot every time! Kind staff! Call ahead and ask them to place what you want to the side for pickup if you can't beat the rush on a Saturday AM - you'll still have to wait in line to let them know you have a pickup but at least you're guaranteed your favs! I noticed on a cold winter day, it's slower and no need to call ahead. No space to sit, grab your goodies and get going! The cardamom danish: nothing special but not bad. Wouldn't order again but it was just a random extra we added to our order! Tip: follow them on insta to see their special pastries and fun flavors in rotation- they don't last long!

Food and service is top tier! Ambience is well setting especially for date night. Desserts and…read morepastry is phenomenal

It's hard to know where to begin. Simply put, the food is perfection, but my opinions about it go…read morebeyond flavor profiles and cooking techniques. My opinions are just as much rooted in the emotion attached to each bite. We live in Texas but spend lots of time in the Twin Cities. I'm a vegetarian, so I put off going to Diane's Place because it felt like the options for me were relatively limited. Boy, am I kicking myself for waiting! I told my wife after our first meal at Diane's Place this weekend that I compared the first bite (which happened to be the green scallion croissant) to my responses to certain music. As a musician and audiophile, hearing something moving or stirring can illicit a very visceral emotional response. I experienced a very similar response with that very first bite. My appreciation for the art of cuisine brought to perfection by Diane Moua literally caused my eyes to well up. This may sound like hyperbole, but it is not. The egg rolls were light and crispy and oddly nostalgic. The bamboo & cabbage swimming in coconut curry was my entree. On its own, it is perfectly balanced with the right amount of salt, acid, and umami. I tacked on some sticky rice and Hmong hot sauce...use with caution! It's potent but so delicious. Given Diane's background in pastry, don't skip dessert! We loved our experience so much on Sunday for dinner that we very quickly made a brunch reservation for Tuesday. Connor and Simon were extraordinarily helpful and knowledgeable about the menu.

Such a great, chill place to kick back and relax and have amazing food. Seriously some of the best…read morebread in town. From Brotchen (hard rolls), to whole loaves of bread (which they will also slice). Some of my faves is the smaller loaf of sour dough called Bauern Brot and their Currant Rye. Another thing I enjoy is their great selection of wines. Being situated next door to Broken Clock, they also offer one of their beers on tap. Have you ever had a schnitzchen? Well here is your place to give these amazing little things a try. Two slices of dark bread topped with lox, or salmon, roasted beets, mushroom spread and more. These little things always change up with usually a choice of 5 or 6 on the menu. Seriously, you should go. And if you want bread, go earlier.

Aki's is so cozy and welcoming! I went with a friend on a weekday evening and we enjoyed the bright…read moreopen space and our meal. Service was fantastic. The Reuben corned beef was more the classic, thin-sliced deli type; I prefer the thick, house-made kind. It tasted great and I'd get it again, though! There's a parking lot in the back that they share with a few other businesses in the building.

Bought a loaf of Bakers Field seeded bread from Surdyks Cheese Shop. Im glad I did. The bread has…read morethe perfect density. Buy this and serve with butter or one of Surdyks various cheeses.

In town visiting family. Got the baguette at a kowalski's. It was described as Italian style…read morebaguette. The website says a it's a Filone. "Baguette" has just got that mass appeal I guess. Either way, top friggin drawer. Not an expert on bread in area, but it's gotta be some of the best around.

i try to tell myself i'm going to try different things when i go here but i can't stop ordering the…read morenutella tres leches, biscoff milkshake, and the dubai chocolate cheesecake. they're just too good.

Everything we ordered tasted amazing. It was 6pm on a summer Sunday and they were busy. I saw…read morepeople who ordered after us get their food and realized I never got the text receipt. I had to go back to the cashier to follow up - they totally missed our order. But it was great when we finally got it. Only 1 ice cream station so definitely a bottle neck there. We had the Yabadabadoo & Mango rolled ice creams, dubai strawberry cup, pistachio baklava nest & nutella baklava nest. It's very small inside only 2 tables but they had a few more outside.

Panaderia Ecuatoriana is an amazing small Ecuadorian bakery on Central Ave in Northeast…read moreMinneapolis. I've lived in the general neighborhood for a couple of years, but only visited this place for the first time a few weeks ago and boy, I wish I knew about it earlier. This place has a huge selection of fresh baked breads, cookies, pastries, as well as some more savory sandwich options and other amazing dishes. All of the baked goods are self serve in which you put on a plastic glove and load up your tray with whatever you'd like and then pay at the end. As for the sandwiches, you'd have to order at the front. I have only ever done baked goods here, but the staff have all been extremely kind to me. The baked goods are all amazing and super affordable. Most of the baked goods are between 1 and 3 bucks a piece. I have been back a number of times in the last few weeks and tried a lot of their dishes and they have all been amazing. The place is pretty small inside, but there are a few places to sit. That being said, it's definitely much more common to just do it to-go.

Randomly went into this place I drive by every day and I was very pleased to find one of the best…read morespots in town. Highly recomended. I got a potatoe tortilla and some friend chicken and plantain.

Finally stopped in after walking by this place so many times on our way to other restaurants in the…read morearea, and I'm glad we did! It has that old-building charm with decorative ceiling moldings, a few larger communal tables, a window bar, and a handful of small bistro tables outside. They also have a great pastry selection, breakfast and lunch menus, coffee, grab-and-go drinks, plus beer and wine. We usually street park in this area and have never had much trouble finding a spot. You order at the counter when you walk in, and if you're eating there, they give you a number to bring to your table. We managed to snag the last outdoor table for two. I ordered the classic breakfast sandwich and my partner got an iced chai. The chai easily made our top three, and the sandwich was just the right size on a light, flaky croissant without feeling overly heavy. Such a nice spot for a simple breakfast or light lunch. Afterward, we took about a 15-minute walk through the neighborhood to the park along the river, which made for a perfect little morning. Definitely recommend, and we'll be back!

I had a really good chai tea latte with oat milk along with a ham and cheese croissant. The…read morecroissant actually reminded me of one I had in Florence, Italy, and I've been on the hunt for something comparable here in Minnesota, so that was a pleasant surprise. The staff were very nice and I really enjoyed chatting with them. They all seemed like they genuinely loved working there, which always makes the experience even better. It was pretty busy when we went on a Saturday morning around 10:00 am, so seating was a bit limited, but that's to be expected for a popular spot. Overall, the vibe was modern and fun, and I will definitely be back.

I don't know what that Yelper Lisa was talking about in her review - this place is very reasonably…read morepriced and probably the best priced food place in the mall. I paid $8 for half a sandwich and a cup of homemade soup (chicken and wild rice). The half sandwich was big! And their giant cookies are $2. You can also get a full sandwich, which comes with chips, for $10-12. The other food places in the mall, meals start at $15. I loved my egg salad sandwich, especially. It was stuffed and perfect for lunch. They have other homemade desserts too like puppy chow and brownies. I noticed homemade jams too. I got a lemon poppyseed cookie, which was delicious. I will be back!

Omg this place was super cute! It is in a shared space with a bunch of other cute quick bites with…read morea variety of options and lots of seating. It is a nice lunch spot with great vibes. The service here was awesome! I was unsure what to pick since they have so much and everything looks so appetizing. The girl cashiering was so helpful and kind! She explained what the dishes had for ingredients and gave me suggestions! They also have so many pretty cakes and sweets in unique flavors. The panini I ordered came with a side and were both so delicious, and were made pretty quickly too. Definitely give it a shot if you're in Roseville!