Euro Madrid Review This spot is a hidden gem for dessert…read morelovers. I came specifically to try the crème brûlée ice cream after hearing about it--and it did not disappoint. The photo I took doesn't even come close to capturing how rich and indulgent it truly is. What really stood out, though, was the cake: a heavenly mix of crème brûlée and chocolate mousse that's unlike anything I've found elsewhere. Each bite was smooth, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. Euro Madrid is definitely worth a visit if you're in the mood for something sweet and unique.

The cream puff I had was amazing rich and creamy, so fresh. I got two butter Croissant so butter…read moresoft even the next day. Chocolate chip cookie so good. The service was nice and friendly. The place looks and feels like a French bakery. I will return when in area.

Love. Love. Love. The best pastries. You will not be disappointed by service or selection of…read moredelicious treats.

Love the vibe here. I've been to Europe a few times and this has an exact feel as a patisserie in…read moreEurope. However, prices are not even close. I ordered an apple tart and a small piece was $7.50! Yes, it was good, and the cream was wonderful, but paying about $2 per bite is outrageous. The value of their drinks might be a little better. I ordered a Cortado and it was delicious. The volume of liquid wasn't too low. $4.25 I would give it 3 stars, but I know not everyone is good with money and many are willing to pay these prices on the east side Providence. The staff was nice, but nothing over the top.

Fabulous!!!!!!! Don't miss these great croissants! Couple of outside tables to sit. Not far off…read moreroute 9

Today I ordered a latte (around 4pm ) and got the worst possible cup of Java I have ever tasted…read morein my life. Worse even than at the most remote truck stop 711 in the country. That was no latte. Burned beans, rancid-tasting and barely any milk... just foam. A disgrace. When I asked the server if this is a latte the response was a full-throated "yes". Will not be going back there. Even for their (rather-mediocre lately) croissants.

I bought my Cinnamon Babka at the Farmers Market in Providence and fell in love with this sweet…read moretender amazing treat. Often they would sell by the slice (last year) however now I must buy a loaf. The problem with a whole loaf is I will eat every single bite myself, in an embarrassing amount of time. Sadly I didn't take a photo this time, so I guess I will have to buy another and add the picture later, hahahah, such a shame I'll have to get another. I will revise when I have a babka I have not devoured! The staff is friendly, the line gets through rather quickly and munching while people watching is a great way to spend a little time Saturday mornings in the Summer.

Really poor quality of ingredients considering how expensive their products are. I doubt the people…read morerunning it would eat such low quality food.

Antoine's has some of the best pastry around Boston! Their staff is so helpful and their advice…read morefor special occasions is remarkable. We are very fortunate to have a bakery like this in Newton and vicinity.

As always , reasonable prices for pastries I bought a…read morealpine slice and an eclair and excellent as always. Price 9.90 For both .

One of the more enjoyable discoveries lately. Amazing variety of both sweet and savory items…read more I love their croissants - plain and the spinach/feta one. It's a true cafe ambiance to sit and enjoy. I do wish they served coffee in ceramic cups not paper ones. Friendly and helpful service too. Plenty of street parking options.

Cute bakery with tons of dessert items. While I only ordered the tiramisu latte, there were so many…read morebakery items from pastries to cakes that all looked fresh and well decorated. The tiramisu latte was well balanced with a sweet flavor but not overpowering making it a pleasant mid-day coffee. The lady finger at the top is a nice addition to the drink which can be dipped in the coffee, eaten alone, or ignored. Typically these drinks end up being super sweet but I liked how this drink managed to capture the tiramisu flavor while still staying true to a coffee based drink. The staff was friendly and while there is seating inside, it might be tough to find a spot depending on what time of day it is and the weather. Luckily this place is in a great walking area, so you can easily grab something to go. I look forward to coming back to try one of the many desserts.

Le Bec Sucre is everything I want in an upscale neighborhood bakery. From pastries to breads, they…read moreexcel at their craft. When my German relatives come to visit, this is where I stock up. This bakery, more than any other on the island, delivers the kind of quality they expect. I'm writing this while munching on a slice of their incredible bread; one slice makes for a complete breakfast. Note: this is not a sit-down coffee shop. While they have one small table outside, this is a grab-'n-go bakery. Enjoy!

It's authentic French bakery. No sitting area plan ahead if you want to sit down for breakfastread more

Absolutely delicious! Variety of flavors and desserts you can't find anywhere else! I got pandan…read morecheesecake and crepe cake! It was very nostalgic for my parents.

Cute cafe with a variety of options!…read more The Vietnamese iced coffee was strong and so was the milk tea/Vietnamese Coffee combo. I appreciated the option as it's rare to find the yeunyeung. The ube and pandan cheesecake bites were delicious! The spam musubi was delicious with the sauce. We also ordered eel baos which came with plenty of eel! Everything was made fresh so it took about 5-10 minutes for our order to be completed.

Genuinely one of my favorite bakeries in the Boston metro. Salt has a fantastic chewy chocolate…read morechip cookie, a ginger cookie with a good level of ginger flavor and truly one of the best croissants in town. I love chocolate croissants and this is one of my go tos for it. I've never had anything here I didn't enjoy and the prices are reasonable. So worth the visit if you're in the area, I come by every time I'm near Newton. I came around 1pm on my most recent visit and they still had a good stock of baked goods. It can get busy here but the staff do a good job moving people along. Some seating but definitely hard to get a spot during peak times. Street parking mostly so it can get hard to find a spot.

SALT Patisserie is such a stellar spot! Their pastries are the perfect blend of salty & sweet. It's…read morehard to go wrong with anything here. Some personal recommendations are black forest cake, varlhona brownie & chocolate chip cookies. Not only is everything beautifully decorated, but they taste as good as they look. Definitely a fave spot!

Gotta get here!!! Needed a good strong coffee before son's early Chowder Cup game. Without a doubt…read morethe nicest people I have come across in the Boston area. Let the gentlemen know I was looking for a good strong coffee. He did not hesitate and knew exactly what to make. Quiet, clean and the smell of good coffee. Love It!!! .

We live in the area and saw that Café Toma Toma had opened a while back and the reviews were…read moreconsistently good. We wanted to try it out and found those good reviews to be accurate! The cafe space is fairly small with some inside seating but plenty of outside seating. The menu is fairly basic with various espresso drink options but they also had some creative teas and low/no caffeine drinks. There is also a bakery display with sweet and savory pastries. Once we heard they were handmade by the owner, I opted to try the beef pastellito. It was very savory and depth in flavor. I was told it had a 5 cheese blend and could taste at least 3! The shop was small and seemed to be a one-man show. He was very friendly and personable and told us there was hopes for a larger space. I just hope it stays close by!