The food is yummy, the service is quick, and the restaurant is clean and friendly…read more I will come back here in future and i will recommend this to all of my friends.

This is so fire! I love the mango sago! If you come here you will definitely enjoy your time! They…read moreeven sell mangos!

Pretty simple place! Sweet rolls served warm. I had never tried Starbread before- so I am glad I…read morestopped in. This place offers a great value and fast service. I grabbed the smallest amount of Starbread possible, a 5 piece. It was hot, sweet, and delicious. The service was good, the ambiance is fine. No place to sit, so plan to take your Starbread to go. Enjoy!

If you know, you know…read more Get the senorita bread and eat it hot until you hate yourself. 5/5

This place was so yummy! We tried their parfait, cannoli, and a few other desserts. I struggled to…read morestop eating once I started. Everything was light, perfectly sweet, and included a fresh fruit. I would definitely come back and try more desserts Just an fyi the parking was mainly street parking.

Mazettis Bakery in Pacifica is a charming little gem of a mom and pop shop that is well worth…read moreseeking out. It has the kind of warmth and character that only a truly independent, family-run bakery can offer. The star of the show for us is the Derby Cake -- a gorgeous layered chocolate cake filled with whipped cream, fresh bananas, and strawberries woven between each layer. It's indulgent without being overly rich, and the combination of flavours works beautifully together. What makes it even more special is that you can tell every cake is genuinely handmade. Each one has that unmistakably homemade look to it -- slightly unique in its own way, which only adds to the charm. No two are exactly alike, and that's exactly the point. Be warned though -- these cakes are popular for good reason, and they sell out quickly. We've learned to order ahead to avoid disappointment, and we'd strongly recommend doing the same. It's the kind of place that reminds you of the joy of supporting a local business that genuinely takes pride in what they make. A wonderful neighbourhood bakery that deserves all the love it gets.

I got a brown sugar milk tea with brown sugar boba, less sweet. It was still really sweet (probably…read moreon account of all the brown sugar lol), which just means that there's little to no tea flavor. Boba is crystal (agar) boba, not tapioca. Would have been nice if this was specified. Flavor here was okay.

Pretty decent Thai tea, I'm very critical on my Thai teas, and while this was more milky than tea…read morebased (which I usually like), the one I received was not bad by any means. My brother got a Matcha which was good quality in terms of Matcha which is pretty competitive in the boba world especially in the Bay Area, they gave him a free large as well. Pricing is actually not expensive for the quality you're getting, plus free boba instead of an extra 75 cents which other spots would usually charge you. And the workers were really friendly and worked really efficiently!

It is a busy, hectic place, but that also says a lot about how much people like it. No matter when…read moreI come, it usually seems packed: inside, outside, and in the different seating areas. I usually have to circle around a few times before I can figure out where I might find a corner to sit down and get some work done. It is not the calmest place to work, especially during busy times, but once you find a spot, it can be a nice place to settle in with coffee and a laptop. The biggest selling point is definitely the location. It is right by the beach in Pacifica. Soul Grind is also Pacifica's first coffee roastery, and they roast their coffee in-house, which gives the place more personality than a standard coffee shop. The whole vibe is very beachy, casual, and local, with a mix of surfers, people grabbing coffee after being near the water, and others trying to work or meet up. They have a pretty large coffee menu, plus food options like pastries, sandwiches, quiche, melts, and breakfast items.

This review is for to go coffee and pastries…read more Be prepared to wait in line for awhile. Yes it's popular and there are lot of people working making coffee drinks and in the kitchen and serving food. Everything stops at the one cashier in a line that goes out the door and around the corner. We went on. Sunday and wanted coffee drinks and pasties to go. It's the same line that you would order if you are dining in. The cashier does everything from taking the order to getting pastries out of the case. Surely she can use a teammate. The drinks were on point. Ordered a charcoal latte and dirty chai. The almond lemons cake piece was tiny for $7.95. Banana choco walnut for $4.75 was better. Be prepared to pay 75 cents more for almond milk or oat milk substitute. Not worth a long wait just for coffee and pasties. Maybe next time will try some of their breakfast items as a sit down.

Tea world is the best Boba in Pacifica. No question about it. They've been in business for over a…read moredecade and the quality has remained roughly the same. The quality will vary a bit depending on who the boba-rista is as well as time of day because the boba may be sitting if you come at the end of the day, but essentially it's the same product. I have completed a stamp card here, which is kind of an expensive journey, about $7 to $10 per drink. I have had no issues with the service here. The ambiance is very much take out, there is a small bench to sit on and two chairs next to a trash can. In my opinion this business is best enjoyed along with a walk!

Wonderful staff as always. Today I came in because I was having a rough day from work, so I decided…read moreto treat myself to some boba. Not sure what the guy name was but he was wearing an orange shirt that says Arizona with a star on it (top right corner) of his shirt, he was young Caucasian male, he over heard my conversation with my mother about how I was stressed out about my day. And he asked me if I was stressed out about my father adding ice cream to his Thai ice tea. I thought that was funny, he turned my really bad day into a wonderful day. I felt way better. Simple kindness acts like that is what matters. He's great. He deserves a raise. He's always working when I come. He's absolutely awesome. Drinks always turn out to be fresh and very delicious. Establishment is always super clean and well put together. Staff members are always kind. Very helpful. Quick and efficient. Thank you Tea world staff for being the absolute best!

Delicious spot for Asian desserts! I got the mango sticky rice bingsu, which was a very large…read moreportion and great for sharing. We split it between four people. The ice was finely shaved and incredibly creamy, pairing perfectly with the mango chunks, mango sauce, and condensed milk. I also loved that they served the sauce on the side so you can adjust the sweetness yourself without melting the ice right away. I have also tried the mango sticky rice toast and the thai tea crepe cake, both of which were delicious. The layers in the thai tea crepe cake are so delicate and thin, which lets you taste the thai tea flavor in every bite. I would consider this a pretty unique dessert spot in the city and definitely worth checking out. Friendly service. Street parking only.

Thai toast 10/10!! super yummy. leans towards the sweeter side but everything compliments it very…read morewell. bread is soft and super fluffy. ice cream with the warm bread makes every bite worth it. fruit was fresh and made the dessert feel lighter. they have a large selection of desserts, so honestly Ifl you can't go wrong with anything. I would highly recommend to try a toast. service is fast and friendly. it's giving mom and pop shop. nice interior with cute decor and plenty of seating. + the late hours for a late night sweet treat are nice!

Gulino Gelato is so, so good. I genuinely love this place. The gelato tastes fresh, creamy, and…read moreactually authentic, not overly sugary like a lot of dessert spots. Every flavor feels carefully made, and it's the perfect treat when you're walking around Half Moon Bay. Such a cute little spot on Main Street, and one of my favorite dessert places on the coast. Perfect service!

Gulino Gelato is easily one of my favorite dessert spots. The gelato is incredibly smooth, rich,…read moreand full of flavor--you can really taste the quality in every bite. Each flavor feels authentic and well-balanced, not overly sweet, which makes it even better. The texture is what stood out to me the most--super creamy and fresh, just like real Italian gelato should be. You can tell they put a lot of care into making it. The place itself has a nice, chill vibe, perfect for hanging out or just grabbing a quick treat. Definitely a must-try if you're a gelato lover!

Not busy on the weekend and the person at the store was friendly. The strawberry lemon pie was good…read morebut why advertise it as strawberry lemon pie when the only strawberry present is the tiny slice on top. The strawberry here is just a garnish like a cherry on top of an ice cream. Not really bringing anything else to the party. Nevertheless it was a nice lemon pie. The potpie however was bad. The entire bottom was soggy, the filling gloopy with cold spots despite us asking for it to be warmed up. You're better off getting a potpie at KFC or one of those frozen one in a grocery store. The flavor was bland too. Don't think I'll be coming back.

We came here to Shampa's Pies on a weekend. Can't believe we haven't been here before since it's…read morejust up the road from a few other eateries we like to visit when we are in Pacifica. We ordered the personal cherry pie, the chocolate chip cookie, ice cream, and the pizza croissant. All the items were delicious. The ice cream is from Mitchell's, which is a SF brand and delicious. The mozarella croissant tasted great when we heated it up at home later. The cookie was also pretty good, but was not super fresh. And the pie was pretty good when. We heated it up but not as flaky as we would have liked. Overall, the desserts were great and we would come back.

This is my favorite dessert house, which I recommend to all my friends who need a good date spot, a…read moreplace to meet up with friends, or to friends who are visiting the city and have never had bingsoo or dessert style toasts. I absolutely love everything mango from here and their affogato is to die for! The best affogato I've ever had. Definitely try this place!

Although they don't serve variations of buttercups, A Buttercup is one of the few dessert houses…read moreoffering Taiwanese-style treats like Bingsoo, Milk Bread Toast, and other Asian fusion creations. I'm always hunting for spots like this because I have a weakness for those over-the-top, Instagram-worthy desserts that look like diabetes in a dish. Like most places in this genre, A Buttercup is small, modern, and minimalist with limited seating. If you plan to go, aim for off-hours unless you enjoy waiting in line for sugar. The decor is cute and trendy, perfect for photos if that's part of your dessert ritual. As they say, "you eat with your eyes first," and when it comes to presentation, this place definitely gets an A+. The desserts look stunning and set high expectations. Unfortunately, that's where things started to crumble. It's like going to see your favorite artist live. You've watched the videos, memorized the songs, and paid for the experience. But instead of the electric performance you imagined, you get someone lip-syncing and barely connecting with the crowd. That was this place in dessert form. We ordered the Mango Bingsoo on our first visit, and when it arrived, we were surprised by how small the portion was. The guy next to us even looked over and said, "Whatever that is, I'm getting that next time." He shouldn't have. The Bingsoo looked great but was bland, and the "snow" was more chunky ice than soft shave. The Thai Tea Roti was also not what I expected. It came with Thai tea ice cream and sauce alongside a roti that was fried to a crunch. Interesting idea, just not the best execution. The sauce and ice cream needed a stronger Thai tea flavor to balance the crispy roti, and the flavors never quite came together. Overall, A Buttercup nails the aesthetics but misses the flavor. If you're here for the photos, you'll be happy. If you're here for the taste, you'll leave with a full camera roll and an unsatisfied sweet tooth.