Cupcakes are so BOMB!!…read more Now the reason for 3 stars is because customer service was awful. The cupcakes have no name on them at the display so when I proceeded to ask the worker which ones were which, she directed me to the menu above and told me to read it. A menu with no pictures, just wording and the cupcakes below did not appear to follow the wording. For instance, root beer float infused cupcakes looked like a rainbow cupcake with a cherry on top. How am I supposed to know that's a root beer float? Common courtesy goes a long way. I did not receive that here and the worker was very annoyed by my questions. I kept it simple not to bother her and just got 4 cupcakes. I'll be back for sure because the cupcakes were so darn good but I hope I get better service next time.

Came across this little shop while walking the boardwalk and we decided to try it out, got the…read morecandy bar cupcake (chocolate cake, vanilla frosting with candy on top) moist cake but the frosting was too sweet for my liking, and too much of it. Coconut macaroon was delish. We decided to grab some more goodies before we left, cheesecake delicious, strawberries and cream couldn't try because the strawberry on top went bad after only a few days of having purchased it. Red velvet is delicious, love the cream cheese frosting that tastes like cream cheese more than other bake shops make it. I would definitely come bake to this shop, cupcakes were moist, they just need to lessen the sugar on the frosting a bit.

The place itself is great. My meal was excellent. The wait time was a little longer than expected,…read morebut I was told it's fresh and that's why it takes longer. My only real gripe with this place. was there a little pushy on tips.

We ordered a sandwich for dinner. Absolutely horrible & overpriced. I don't mind paying a little…read moremore for a good sandwich but the bread was super tough & barely anything in it. Terrible!

We were looking for a bakery you grab some dessert items. Not being familiar with the area, Google…read more and Yelp were my besties for this mission. We found Formica's and drove over. Very limited parking in the area. By the time we parked and knocked on the door, they were closed. However, (not sure if it was the owner), someone motioned to the side door and let us in. It's a small spot with no seating. But, lots of different sweets. Chocolate covered pretzels, cakes, cookies, homemade snowballs. We got an assortment of items and were on our way. Everything was great. Check them out!

Came here for a sweet treat. This bakery has been here in Atlantic City for years…read more The store was small with an ambiance that exhibited cozy comfort and tables and chairs for those who wanted to drink coffee and eat their treats. The service was great! There was a sweet lady at the register and we asked about the various cakes that were in the refrigerated case, to which she replied that she baked them. We chose the lemon and vanilla coconut slices. The coconut cake was covered toasted coconut and the layers contained a pineapple filling. The layers were moist and the cake amazing! The lemon cake was not a slice, but a two layer round with lemon cake and filling topped with a lemon mousse. That was amazing as well. They had an assortment of other cakes, cookies, other pastries and bread items. All in all a great place to stop by for a sweet treat while in Atlantic City.

My husband surprised me with a birthday cake from here while we were vacationing in Brigantine. He…read moreintended to order it from the Brigantine location but ended up ordering it from the Margate location instead. The Brigantine location was very accommodating and tried to help him so he wouldn't have to drive all the way over to Margate - so shout out to them for their service! In the end though, he picked up the cake from Margate as ordered. The red velvet cake was delicious! We are still eating it 5 days later and it still tastes good / hasn't gone stale! Would recommend!

You can't beat the rolls here! That's for sure. However, their chicken cutlet sandwich could use a…read morelittle bit of work. It's just such a thick cutlet that you feel like you're going to break your jaw when you try to bite into the sandwich lol. Especially when they stack the cutlets on top of each other. Needs a little bit more flavor too. But otherwise always a great place to stop by and get a good hoagie or pastries!

When the pastries are so good, that there days later...we're having a difficult time tossing them!…read moreOh my stars, the dark chocolate banana bread! And it's vegan!

This place has excellent quality coffee. I loved the coffee I got and the service was prompt and…read morefriendly. This is a great place to get a coffee. Their snack selection was limited. The restaurant was clean and well kept.

I ate here on a Wednesday evening around six o'clock, not because I wanted to, but because I had…read morenowhere else to go. Caesars Atlantic City felt deserted, and Tazza Cafe was the last light left burning. It sits in the lobby like an airport quick service stand that learned a few big words and decided it was sophisticated. The desserts and sandwiches on display looked wonderful, the kind of food you might photograph before reality sets in. The glass case promised a feast for the eyes and a famine for the soul. I ordered a meatball sandwich on toasted ciabatta, a small bag of chips, and a soda. The total was just shy of thirty dollars, which made me nostalgic for a time when that kind of money could buy you hope. The meatballs were dense and flavorless, like someone had wrung all the joy out of them. The sauce was red and nothing more. The bread was there, technically, but it felt like a prop. Each bite filled me up while emptying something else inside me. The two employees behind the counter seemed deeply committed to doing as little as possible. Taking my order was an inconvenience. Serving it was a punishment. They moved with the urgency of people who had already decided that nothing really matters, and perhaps they were right. Tazza Cafe might be fine for a coffee or a pastry. The coffee smelled decent, even at 6 PM. The cakes and pastries looked lovely and harmless. But for anything more substantial, for anything meant to feel like dinner, it is a place best remembered as the only option when there are no options left.

When a single slice of carrot cake costs $10, you don't just eat it--you judge it. Hoping this one…read moredelivers on flavor, moisture, and frosting, because the price definitely set the bar high.

After staying at Showboat Hotel Atlantic City, we quickly realized everything closed way too early…read more Luckily, right next door at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City, Sugar Factory Atlantic City was still open and came through for a late night sweet fix. My sister ordered the cookie jar milkshake (cookies & cream ice cream blended with Oreo crumbles, caramel, and chocolate in a swirled mug topped with whipped cream, chocolate chips, and Oreos) and WOW, it did not disappoint. It was creamy, perfectly blended, and not overly sweet. I kept it simple with "The Classic" (vanilla, strawberry, and chocolate scoops with whipped cream, sprinkles, chocolate sauce, and a gummy cherry), and I had zero complaints, it hit the spot. But after viewing everyone else's desserts, it's clear this is the kind of place where you go big or go home. Everything we tried was beautifully presented, full of flavor, and the portions were HUGE, we definitely had to take some to go. The staff was friendly and welcoming, which made the experience even better. We sat at the bar with 90's R&B playing, what a vibe. The decor is super fun too, bright, vibrant, and just a whole experience. I've been to Sugar Factory before for their food and those famous over the top goblet drinks, but this was my first time really diving into the desserts and they did NOT disappoint. Definitely will experiment more next time after seeing my man's s'mores and her man's strawberry cheesecake shakes. If you're in Atlantic City and craving something sweet late at night, this spot is 100% worth it.

Walked in around 1230p, a few weeks ago. I stood , waiting for a little under 5 minutes to be…read moreseated. Sat in a booth. Had the Penne Alfredo with cajun chicken. HEARTY size. Good. came with Bread. I also had the Butterfly cocktail. Tasty. A little on the sweeter side Guest had a burger and fries, said that was good. A little girl was there to celebrate her birthday, the waitress came over with a cupcake and sang happy birthday to her. That was cute! I also sang along :) Back of the casino, next to Starbucks. Many others came in, and stood and waited for a while before leaving. I think there def. should have been at least 2 people working

I have driven past this place so many times and regret that it took me until two weeks ago to stop…read moreby and try it. It's very cute inside with some tables and counter type areas at the window. The people working there were very friendly and helpful both times we had gone so far. We got some scones which were huge and all unbelievably delicious. We tried 5 different types and devoured all of them. Frankly, we couldn't decide which one was our favorite. Also, we are huge coffee people and their seasonal specials were amazing. One time we had an iced s'mores latte and a snickerdoodle latte and the next time we both got peppermint mocha iced lattes. So good!!! Definitely stop by and give this place a try!

While waiting for the 50th Downbeach Seafood Festival. We stopped at this local Gem that the…read morelocal worship and for good reason. First the ambiance and outdoor seating a real classic Coffee House look and feel. Secondly, their small batch roast offer and breakfast pastries superb. The service was also very good considering the long line of customers waiting outside the Cafe to be served!

Knife & Fork Inn, a true Atlantic City treasure since 1912, greets you like a time capsule--ornate…read morewoods gleaming, historic photos whispering tales of old glamour, and every detail preserved with loving care. The moment you step inside, the charm envelops you. Our waiter (Tim) was the best we've had in years: attentive, knowledgeable, and genuinely passionate. The kitchen elevates classics with creative flair--shaved cilantro mignonette to enhance the pristine oysters and seafood tower, house-made sauces adding depth to the steak. The fresh seafood shone, but the crab cake stole the show: an exorbitant bounty of sweet lump crab, barely bound, golden and flawless. Save room for dessert. The crème brûlée indulges with a crispy peanut tuile, and the berries with cream are far more thrilling than its name suggests. A notch above--history, heart, and exceptional plates. Return visits guaranteed.

This restaurant establishment is a favorite of ours when we want to celebrate a special occasion or…read morewant to enjoy a more chic or refined happy hour. They have a nice selection of steaks and seafood on their menu. Their happy hour usually consists less surf and more turf dishes, compared to their sister restaurants. We've enjoyed items, such as, duck confit and a seafood sampler, and these items never disappointed us. Their happy hour deals are usually for the food, but we still like the enjoy a few cocktails with our meal. I've had a bees knee and an old fashion and they were very enjoyable. We've been there for dinner and I love their Lobster Thermidor. It's so delicious, creamy and so unique. A little pricy but a must try. The restaurant gives off a romantic dining experience. They have a decent amount seating, however, spacing and seats are very limited for happy hour. It's available only by the bar and it doesn't hold a lot of people. I also recommend getting there a little early to line up for the happy hour. It can fill up fast. They used to allow people to sit on the high top tables, but they may have stopped that. The staff have always been friendly. They have a parking lot available for patrons. Definitely check this place out!