These are hands down the best donuts in DFW. They deserve all the hype and accolades. There's no…read morelonger a long line with the pre-ordering so popping in randomly is much more manageable although they still sell out in the afternoon consistently so do show up early. The cream is flavorful but not too sweet. The dough is the perfect texture. I can go through an entire box myself. My favorites are the chocolate followed by the earl grey but their new Cherry flavor is a top contender. Coffee is just okay though but you're here for the donuts.

Oh man these pieces are like little pieces of heaven!! 1000000% recommend…read more Flavors are so good and it's so light and airy. I don't feel heavy at all eating these. They're a perfect amount of sweetness. That's all I have to say lol.

A Sweet Way to Top Off a Birthday Celebration!…read more Well, since it was my daughter's birthday, it was only fitting that we top off the day with coffee and something sweet! So, off we went to D'Caramel Patisserie, a cute little place that was cozy, clean, and inviting. When we walked in, there were already a few customers enjoying their treats. The place was very clean, well-maintained, and nicely organized. We were greeted by two of the sweetest young ladies, no pun intended! working behind the counter. Ms. Ari and Ms. Paige both had gorgeous smiles and were incredibly polite, friendly, and welcoming. Since we were still pretty full from lunch, we didn't want to overindulge... although being surrounded by all those goodies certainly made that decision a little harder! We settled on a Black Forest NY Roll for $7.95 and an Acorn for $11.75. The Black Forest NY Roll was flaky, filled with pumpkin cream, and very tasty. The Acorn was also delicious. The cream wasn't heavy or overly sweet, it was just right-down tasty! And of course, if you're fixin' to have sweets, coffee is a must! My daughter ordered a 12 oz. hot Latte for $5.45. My wife got a 16 oz. iced Americano with half-and-half for $4.25, and I went with a 12 oz. Cappuccino with caramel for $7.45. We all enjoyed our selected beverages, and they were a perfect way to finish our birthday outing. From what we were told, D'Caramel Patisserie has been open for approximately three years, and it's definitely a cute little place worth checking out. So, if you're in the area and have a hankering for something sweet, come support this local little gem! Stop in, grab yourself a pastry and coffee, and be sure to say hello to the two lovely ladies, Ms. Ari and Ms. Paige. Sometimes, a birthday celebration doesn't need anything fancy--just family, good coffee, something sweet, and a couple of friendly smiles. And that's exactly what we found here!

This place is absolutely phenomenal. They hand make all of these desserts. The price is high for…read morethe area, but low for national average for this category of sweet. Really good deal. Each fruit pastry has a beautiful chocolate shell. You crack that open and there is a light and sweet mousse/whipped filling around a breaded and/or layered sweet jelly center. It is so dang good! You must experience it! The service is SUPER friendly. Primarily female workers and I think it's a female owned business? You can tell because the attention to detail is superb. Ambiance is super light filled and good vibes! Clean, cute, and modern. I have been twice and can't wait to go back.

I've been wanting to visit a Paris Baguette since first seeing one on the map in Carrollton, but…read morenever was able to go due to time constraints or distance from my office. Today, my wife and I had the pleasure of visiting the one adjacent to the Zion Market. We were delighted to find this spot open - we'd been walking the mall since she hadn't been there in years and we'd skipped breakfast so we bought a couple pastries and coffee and tea and it was all very good. I can't wait to be back. Service was good and quick - so many choices and we were pressed for time, but the cakes looked amazing and we enjoyed everything bought. We feel really fortunate to have places like this near enough to Denton that we can take family to visit when they come out and treat ourselves every so often.

First time at this location and it had plenty of options. The trays were clean, so that was good,…read moresince the one I visited in Mansfield had crumbs all over it and were sticky. So many pastries, mochi donuts, etc. to choose from, but I tried one that had ham, cheese and a hashbrown inside it. I was curious of what it would taste like, and well, biting into it, it was very cold. I had to eat the rest of it when I got home, so that I could heat it up. Something that I wish they would've offered when I bought it. Other than that, still a good selection.

Great customer service, easy ordering process, and beautiful and delicious cake for our weekend…read morecelebration!

I'll make this short and to the point…read more My best friend had so much going on for her daughter's graduation party that she forgot to order the cake. Three days before the big day, I found this cake shop and sent her the info all with a few other bakeries to see who can work their magic and have it ready for us. I was honestly not too hopeful since all bakeries were slammed with graduation cake orders. She called Cristy's, made it a simple cake(chocolate and vanilla) since they were kind enough to squeeze us in and accommodate us. They had the cake ready for pick up day and it was beautiful. Yes, most cakes are beautiful but do they actually taste good? NO. But this cake did! So soft, fluffy and flavorful! We had a two tiered cake and there was nothing left because people wanted to take some home too! You have yourself a new regular! This family owned and operated bakery is outstanding in service had quality! P.S. their Mexican wedding cookies (powdered sugar and cinnamon) were some of the best we've ever had!

That almond chocolate croissant...or is it chocolate almond croissant...who care but omg, shoot me…read more(like figuratively) if it's not the pinnacle of croissants stuffed with chocolate, almonds or both. Today for the first time i also tried their coffee and the mocha was great! Creamy and rich, just how the Mocha Lords intended. In terms of service and ambiance, they have some 2 and 4 tops for indoor and limited outdoor seating (on the sidewalk) and the staff here is always friendly. On the weekends its usually full during peak hours. In closing i declare (not bankruptcy), Tullah is a legit bakery serving really good food and drinks. I could go on and on but if you don't get the picture then look at the pictures.

I've been looking for good bread for making sandwiches at home and a friend of mine recommended…read moretheir sourdough. They were out of sourdough so I tried their Rosemary focaccia - oh my gosh so yummy! Soft, airy, chewy and so flavorful. Makes a boring sandwich gourmet.

Very delicious sweet treats from here. I go to this bakery (or any franchise nearby) whenever we…read morevisit Korea town, and it never disappoints except when the bread I want isn't on the shelves. Either ways, definitely a place to check out since they've got both sweet and savory options. They have drinks, treats, and cakes in store, and occasional seasonal options (never tired them expect for a cinnamon latte drink my sibling got once a year ago). Still, I find it very exciting to eat at or pick options for my next day's breakfast. Definitely worth the visit! -Now service wise, since it's a bakery, there is not much interaction, (it's like fast food or a grocery store where you get in line to check out) -there are times where the place is busy and crowded, but there are also times when the place is not crowded, so it's just about picking the perfect time/ being lucky, but depending on whether it's busy or not, you might be able to fine empty tables to sit at. The atmosphere is fine and in some ways quiet or relaxing (ofc when it's not crowded/busy with orders) but it's still nice either ways.

I was told by several people that 85°C Bakery Cafe was better than Paris Baguette. Unfortunately, I…read morefound it difficult to find anything I wanted besides a beverage. Since, I felt I had to buy something, I ended up choosing a taro and a bacon & cheese pastry. I felt both were underwhelming. I'm not sure whether every 85°C Bakery Cafe location carries the same selection, but based on what I saw and tasted, I wouldn't make a second trip. While I'm not a huge fan of Paris Baguette either, I would still choose their pastries over those from 85°C Bakery Cafe.

This place offers a nice selection of French-inspired pastries in a nice indoor setting, but my…read moreexperience was a bit mixed. The location itself isn't particularly inviting. The outdoor patio consists of just a couple of tables on the sidewalk, which can make it difficult if you're visiting alone with your dog, as there's no shaded or cooled seating outside while you go in to order. And inside it's not dog friendly. Inside, the décor presents a mix of tables and chairs that matches the French café atmosphere. The menu focuses mainly on French pastries. Prices are on the higher side, so I was hoping for a bit more in terms of quality. I tried the six mini croissants (around $7), which were good but tasted slightly stale. The crab pastry was the highlight--fresh, flavorful, and something I'd happily order again. I also tried the Nutella-filled sugar doughnut, which was a bit disappointing. The filling was quite runny and tasted more diluted than rich, lacking the distinctive hazelnut thick flavor you'd expect. I was looking forward to eating a croissant today, but this place didn't quite have what I was expecting

The absolute cutest bakery. Every single dessert looked delicious. I ordered a s'mores latte, a…read mores'mores cake slice, and some mini lemon strawberry filled croissants. I enjoyed everything I ordered and can't wait to come back.

Wonderful service. Rey kind gentleman that assisted me…read more Pie is excellent as was the banana pudding!! We will order a full pie next time

the quiche from here is delicious same with the banana cream pie. yum. there's some margarine in…read morethe crust other than that has pretty clean and good ingredients.

Love the breakfast spread here!…read more The ambience on the breakfast side is not good at all and it is dirty and crowdes so I usually get to go. We got the poori and aloo, bonda and onion dosa. All three were delicious!

Picked up Veg Puff, Chicken Puff and onion samosa. Onion…read moresamosa were oily but tasted good! Puff's were sub par to what they had in the past! They do have lot of options for snacks in the evening

One of the very best key lime pies I have ever had. So creamy and the perfect tang! You will have…read moreto definitely catch it in their daily menu. I also got a HUGE brownie with the best chocolate icing. It took me a week to finish it. So good!

A visit from local favorite bartender Matthias caused the need to visit this bakery, which doubles…read moreas a bar a few nights a week. Full stocked bar with some interesting ideas for drinks. Square top peninsula bar to the left as you walk in and lounge area sofas and arm chairs to sit in groups to the right. Place is clean and just FYI it has one unisex bathroom and the place opens at 7 PM. This Friday night featured an appetizer menu, what I will call a munchies menu of tacos made by another vendor, and bottle cap bingo of all things. I tried the pecan bourbon old fashioned ($13) and found it to be good. I try to limit the add-ins somewhat and so I just stuck with Buffalo Trace on a large rock for the rest of the night. My wife had several mixed drinks that were in the $12 range. Matthias came up with a drink that was, per my wife, "sweet and strong." I thought maybe she was thinking of me when she ordered but she nixed that idea pretty quickly....LOL Mini-charcuterie ($12) I thought left something to be desired. Beef jerky added with just a toothpick of cured meats. Not sure how they fit three different types on there but they did and it was just enough to make you want more. Cheeses seemed to be basic run of the mill diced. Per my wife it was ok, but she would probably pass on ordering it again. It's not meant as an entree to be fair and there is a good portion as a whole, but just overly simple and a little light on proteins. I'd cut down the cheese and double the toothpick, also 86 that jerky stuff and probably have a decent plate. Maybe even through a couple extra strawberries on there. Two sisters sitting next to us ordered the artichoke and spinach dip. They said the dip was fine but the baguettes were way over-toasted (i.e. too dry) and that seems like an easy fix. Later in the evening during bingo I tried a couple of tacos. They are brought in and stored, reheated when ordered. Unfortunately it seems like it as the flour tortillas are quite soft and it just doesn't come out fresh. The relleno burrito is just a relleno wrapped in a flour tortilla; the potato and chorizo had my wife's approval and mine as well. Laura runs a good bar over there, and some of you may remember her from Torchy's down the road. Fair pours and prices commensurate for around the area. Bingo runs pretty quickly, even the blackouts and the organizer had a plinko game a la price is right style. Was a fun run down memory lane for me. In a bit of irony, we never ordered dessert, which is the main focus of this business during the week. The samples I saw looked pretty good and it seems like the bar is just a way to make use of the space off bakery hours which I can appreciate. To me though they are nearing that price range where I'd expect a little better from the kitchen for appetizers. About $120 was the overall tab which we capped with a 25% tip. Went home after having a good time but just felt they fell short on the food.