This is one of my favorite brunch spots in Bellevue. My go-to order is their vegetarian breakfast…read morecroissant sandwich, it's always delicious. I also love their coffee and pastries. Today, I tried their seasonal Lavender Vanilla Foam Matcha Latte, and it was absolutely delicious. Another thing I really appreciate about this cafe is the pricing. It's not overly expensive, and I feel like you get great value for the quality of the food and drinks. Definitely a place I keep coming back to.

You can't go wrong with Farine. It's legit French baked goods so my glucose doesn't go through the…read moreroof but the taste is magnificent! It's too damn crowded which is annoying but that's because it's so good everyone wants to be here. I wish they would open another location nearby so it wouldn't be torture coming here with the crowds as I'd love to sit back and enjoy the environment.

Cafe Joy in Bellevue is a cute, eclectic café with fun, slightly random decor like a sheep, Target…read moredog, and Legos. Their specialty drinks are the highlight, with unique options like a sweet corn latte. We tried the coconut and black sesame lattes. Both had strong coffee flavor and leaned a bit bitter, but still good. The strawberry croffle was delicious, and the ham and cheese piadina was solid. Service was quick. Parking is a bit annoying with mostly street options. Overall, a good spot to try something different, but not quite a go to for me.

I recently stopped by Cafe Joy and tried their mango matcha, and it was honestly such a pleasant…read moresurprise. The drink leaned more toward a matcha mango milk tea, which I loved. had that creamy, smooth matcha base with a subtle sweetness from the mango. What really stood out were the small chunks of real mango in the drink. They had a soft, almost jelly-like texture but were actually fresh fruit, which made it feel more refreshing and less artificial compared to typical fruit add-ins. It added a nice burst of flavor and texture in every sip.

seems like a relatively new branch of Regent Bakery. always been a fan of Regent especially for…read moretheir light fruit cake. bought a fruit cake slice, green onion bun and chocolate cake slice. the cake slices were light and delicious. the green onion bun was light, fluffy and tasted great. super friendly staff and lots of parking!

Convenient location with lots of parking, great selection!…read more Grabbed a few breads to try and a tiramisu slice, unfortunately the tiramisu was dry and had an interesting medicinal aftertaste. Taro cream bread was soft but tasted a bit artificial.

Such an amazing place to have a meeting, the coffee was fabulous. You can tell there's so much…read morepassion and coffee culture here!

really nice staff and the specialty coffees are really good! Has a nice work environment and there…read moreare allot of people studying and such.

Got the box of six assorted salt breads and absolutely loved the variety!…read moreFlavors included: taro, milk tea, ham & cheese, pork floss, chocolate and pistachio. My top picks are the new milk tea flavor and ham & cheese! The milk tea salt bread has a subtle, well-balanced sweet milk tea aroma, not overly sugary. Ham & cheese was such a pleasant surprise. It reminds me of a hot dog, but wrapped in the uniquely chewy, lightly salty salt bread crust -- such a fun combo of savory ham and melty cheese. You've got great options for both sweet and savory lovers. Savory: ham cheese, pork floss Sweet: taro, milk tea, chocolate, pistachio The bread texture is perfect: chewy, soft with that signature slight saltiness on the exterior. Great for breakfast or afternoon snacks. Will definitely come back to restock!

The cake was very disappointing. The design lacked color, the top decoration was not properly…read morealigned with the cake, and the blue gender-reveal filling seeped through the exterior. It also was very hard to light on fire in order to reveal the gender. We drove an hour round trip to pick it up, and my friend paid $100 for what turned out to be a low-quality, poorly executed cake. The cake itself was dry and lacked flavor. Everyone at the party took one bite and threw the rest away. Overall, the experience felt careless and not worth the price. I would not recommend this place to anyone.

This location is less homey and warm like the one in SLU but nonetheless the matcha selections and…read moretaste are stellar. I'd also like to note that unlike the other location this location does not carry hot plated food My all time favorite thing to eat here is the sesame croissant and matcha tiramisu. My favorite drink of choice is not on the menu but custom ordered. It's a matcha latte float but instead of a vanilla soft serve I replace it with a matcha soft serve. It costs a dollar more but way cheaper than if you ordered them separately. The service here is always fast and friendly and most of the time pretty clean. Weekday afternoons are best for no line. Weekends should be avoided as the line gets pretty ridiculous and super hard to find a place to sit.

Pretty solid matcha!…read more Nana's Green Tea is THE place for all things matcha- lattes, parfaits, and more! I tried both of their matcha lattes. They have two types: Kyoto and Shizuoka. Kyoto was described to me as being richer and more umami in flavor whiles Shizuoka has a fresh lighter profile. Of the two, I definitely prefer Kyoto more! It was creamy and hit all the strong grassy notes.

The most delicious cakes are at this bakery! I've tried other bakeries but they don't make the cake…read moreas they do at June Bakery

Coming here is like a little gift to yourself. This little bakery in the Crossroads mall is a…read morehidden gem. The fresh strawberry milk was one of the best I've ever had. Hand made on the spot, it was the perfect level of sweetness. I paired that with the moist strawberry roll cake and felt like a kid again. The service was polite and you can tell he pays attention to his craft. Came on a busy Friday night in the mall and took in a free show put on by an accordion troupe. Give yourself a treat and come here.

the ham and cheese was tucked away and it wasn't heated evenly…read more 10/10 would recommend

We tried a mix of their classics: a strawberry cake, mango cake, black sesame cake, a plain…read morecroissant, and a 16 oz caramel oat iced latte. First impressions: the space is genuinely charming. Everything is thoughtfully presented--very dreamy, almost cloud‑like in aesthetic. You want to love it before you even take a bite. The fruit cakes were pleasant, but this is where personal preference really matters. For me, I always lean toward more fruit, less cream. While the whipped cream feels light at first, after a few bites it starts to feel heavy and a bit greasy on the palate--pretty, but not especially restrained. The black sesame cake was the most interesting--and the most polarizing. The first bite was a true wow: deep, nutty, and indulgent. But as I worked through it, the texture became confusing. There were jelly‑like cubes mixed in that broke up the experience in a way I couldn't quite reconcile. I love black sesame, but this particular execution wasn't entirely my thing. The standout, without question, was the croissant. It's excellent--beautifully laminated, crisp where it should be, tender where it counts. I completely understand why they've earned awards here. I only wished there were a savory vegetarian option to explore the full range of what they can do. As for the coffee: visually, it's spot‑on. Flavor-wise, it misses the mark. Pouring caramel over the top without integrating it into the pulled shots means it sinks straight to the bottom. The result is an unbalanced experience--mild up top, an overwhelming sugar bomb at the end. Unfortunately, I couldn't finish it. All that said, it was genuinely fun to try, and it's the kind of place I'd revisit out of curiosity--especially to see what shows up seasonally. I'd absolutely be intrigued by something like a passionfruit offering.