This one deserves my first Elite review. Been coming here for a couple years now, mom and pop shop…read morethere for you when you need a bagel daily (except Sunday) Jalapeno sausage egg and cheese, all I gotta say Mom and pop pop are super nice and remember you forever once you've come here a couple times :) Vinaka

Summary: 3.7 rounded up to 4 given the speed, service, and price; not my preferred bagel style but…read morethe filling was decent enough & overall value was good, so I'll return if it's convenient for a sandwich since that might be better. I stopped by on a whim and like usual got a standard order to test: plain bagel with egg, cheese, bacon. It was around 11:30am and a lot of things were sold out, so if you want something specific, make sure you get there early! Service: 4/5, very friendly, got my bagel sandwich within 5 minutes of ordering, easy to pay (cash preferred); ambiance is straightforward as a small, simple, clean place with no frills and a few seats, so expect to grab & go or only come with one friend. Bagel: 3/5, I prefer a good level of chew/density but this was more on the dry/bready, also like a good toast on the outside; ratio of filling to bagel was good though Filling: 3.5/5, good portion of light & fluffy eggs with cheese in almost every bite, bacon was 20% crunch 80% chewy, but the salt level of the bacon was off the charts and distracting Value: 4/5, better breakfast sandwich when comparing to McD's, old school Dunkin' Donuts, most gas stations, and even frozen breakfast sandwiches from grocery stores; solid price to quality & portion ratio. Overall, it landed right in the middle of my expectations and was a serviceable sandwich, but there are other places that'll knock your socks off for the same thing. Convenience, speed, and a friendly smile is what it is all about here!

This is such a great spot to get quality coffee in downtown/midtown Sacramento. The dining area is…read morespacious with plenty of seating indoors and outdoors. I'm very basic when it comes to coffee and only order either a drip coffee or an iced coffee. The coffee tastes great and is served quickly. The staff is happy to answer questions. Sometimes there are vegan-friendly pastries as well.

Camellia Coffee Roasters is named after Sacramento's city flower, the camellia, and they also…read moresupport the local Camellia Society. They started out as a wholesale coffee roaster in Sacramento before opening their own café. I tried their signature Horchata Cold Brew and really enjoyed it. The sweetness was just right and not overpowering, making it a great drink for a hot summer day. They're also known for their breakfast sandwiches. The eggs were super fluffy and cooked perfectly. The café has high ceilings, good airflow, and a beautiful mural on the wall. The vibe is modern with an industrial feel. Parking is easy with free street parking nearby. A fun bonus: they have a claw machine where you can try your luck and win a coffee or breakfast sandwich. Hours: 7 AM-4 PM daily.

So on a recent outing I had with my 23 year old daughter-we were making the rounds around town and…read morefound ourselves in Oak Park-After visiting a few local businesses we both needed a pick me up,so we saw Old Soul coffee shop nearby-so we decided to stop by and weren't we glad we did. 1st of all-when you walk in the lobby is filled with people doing what they do in coffee shops-hanging out-working on their laptops-reading books-socializing with friends-it was a real stress-free spot and I felt it as soon as I walked in.The people seemed like neighborhood people-a true hodgepodge of the Sacramento community-I loved that. I've vowed in 2026 I was going to open myself up to trying new coffee shops as I'm historically just such a creature of habit and it's experiences like Old Soul that make that vow so great-I really enjoyed this place. As far as coffee goes,this is what we ordered.I wasn't 100% sure what I wanted-was kind of looking for something less sweet and minimal sugar,so went with just their plain cold brew($6.00).My daughter went with their Sea Salt and Honey Shaken Espresso drink.($6.75) My Cold Brew was good-though I will admit a little boring of an order when trying out a new place. My daughters drink though-WOWSERS!!!...It was so good-I was filled with instant regret that I didn't go more adventurous with my coffee order and I'd wished I had gotten that one instead-it was really great. In closing-I feel like I'm way late to the party but Old Soul is a really great coffee shop and it has skyrocketed up my coffee shop rankings in Sacramento and I truly can't wait to visit them again.They are doing great things out there-well done. PS-They are located on the corner of 34th and Broadway so parking is 100% street parking-but it's plentiful and really easy to find spots very close-so zero issues with parking here.

Gone here many times and the coffee is always solid, and the food is decent even if some items are…read moreoverpriced. Good location too, but the tall white guy barista with glasses is disinterested at best and downright rude at worst. Interacted with him several times and there's never even a veneer of politeness. The last straw was when I told him something was wrong with my order and he just says "okay" then turns away. I didn't even want it remade I just wanted to make him aware, but like c'mon at least fake an apology? Don't work in the industry if you can't even manage to be halfway nice to people!! I'll continue to go to the Weatherstone location, everyone is always cool over there.

Naked Curtis Park is a great little cafe filled with coffee, bagels, cookies, and more…read more They have a great selection of drinks, snacks, and there's artwork for sale all over the cafe. It's not just a smattering of paintings here and there. It's packed with fragrant soaps, creative figurines, unique coffee mugs, and more! I could have spent an hour poking around looking at everything. The woman at the counter was nice, and answered all my menu questions with a smile. I ordered a hot chocolate, which was a little on the milky side, but still good. This is one more interesting cafes I've been to recently.

I went for a Spring Special- Strawberry Fields Matcha. There was no price on the menu, but it was…read more$8- more than I was expecting. When it was bought out to me, it was also smaller than I expected. It came out as a hot drink not iced. The flavor of the matcha was good and strong. While I enjoyed the beverage, the price is a bit too high.

Ordered a cake for my little sister's 50th birthday. The process was super easy online. Went to…read morepick it up and it was ready to go! I would say the only thing I would like added is a confirmation the day before pickup letting me know the order was ready. But other than that the whole process was very smooth . The bakery itself is very cute and full of delicious looking treats. The staff was friendly as well. I ordered a carrot cake and it was so amazing! My sister loved it! It was very moist, spiced just right and had a lot of the cream cheese frosting that everyone loves! But it also wasn't extremely sweet which I appreciated. QUITE A FEW people at the party stated that they were not normally fans of carrot cake because of the big chunks of nuts and raisins in it...but RAVED about how they loved this carrot cake (it didn't have those things)! They were sad to find out that the bakery is in Sacramento (the party was in the East Bay). I would definitely order from them again and I highly recommend. Thank you Freeport Bakery!

Cute outside!! Small parking. Inside was too warm for me even though it said it had air. This…read moreheatwave is not for the weak. First time here but long time lurker on their FB page. Unfortunately I came 5 mins before closing and while there were people still there, I felt like I should rush because I'd want to get off work too. Rugulach (I know I butchered it) was Tasty! Got both the chocolate and the raisin walnut cinnamon. Prefer the raisin as the whole thing tasted less dry. Bd enjoyed the biscotti but next time I'll get him the one dipped in chocolate. The orange and raspberry cookie with the almond paste was lovely! Crumbly melty when you bite into it, nice texture and not too sweet. Pb chocolate chip was the most generic. Wouldn't get it again. Have yet to try the slice of salted caramel cake which was recommended to try at room temperature. I meant to order a chocolate cake because of their rave reviews! Next time!

Cafe 33 is truly a family-run gem where everything feels like it's made with love and attention to…read moredetail. Momma runs the café alongside her family, and you can taste the care that goes into every item. The pastries are outstanding. We tried the baklava, a specialty Neapolitan pastry, and a delicious cream-filled pastry topped with crushed Biscoff cookies and cream. Each one was fresh, flavorful, and beautifully prepared. For lunch, we ordered the Chicken Pesto Panini, the Tri-Tip Chimichurri Sandwich, and the Tri-Tip Southwest Salad. Every dish was generously portioned, fresh, and packed with flavor. The specialty sandwiches and salads are definitely worth coming back for. They also serve Pete's Coffee and have a high-end espresso machine for anyone needing a quality caffeine fix. The café is open for breakfast and lunch until 3 PM, so be sure to come early. The interior is lovely, with plenty of seating for groups, easy-to-read digital menu boards, and a warm, welcoming atmosphere. The staff was friendly and made us feel right at home. If you're looking for great food, amazing pastries, excellent coffee, and genuine hospitality, Cafe 33 is a must-visit.

WHY I WENT HERE: - breakfast…read more THE LOOK (FROM THE OUTSIDE): - located in a plaza off Fulton Ave and Alta Arden Expy - can't miss it; the store signage is huge - parking lot is all angled parking slots THE LOOK (FROM THE INSIDE): - cafe vibes for sure; chill jazz music playing in the background, multiple people looking like they were working or in meetings or some sort; chill but not crowded - love all the plants and the wood used in the tables and chairs/seating options; cozy vibe THE MENU: - pastry display - artisan sandwiches (served with chips or coleslaw) - paninis - wraps - bowls - salads - sides/add-on - add-on - bagels - bubbles and brews - build your own/add on (plate, croissant or bagel) - breakfast croissants - breakfast pastries - waffles menu WHAT I ORDERED: - green goddess salad THE TASTE: - light and refreshing CUSTOMER SERVICE: - minimal; placed order at counter to pay and then picked up order at counter when my name/order number was called

This coffee shop is such a hidden gem! From the outside, one side of the building doesn't have a…read morewindow, but don't let that stop you--just around the corner, the huge windows invite you in. Inside, it feels so warm and welcoming, with community posters, teas, and local products that make it feel truly special. The staff were absolutely wonderful--so kind and attentive, bringing out our food with care and making us feel right at home. The sandwich was delicious, the coffee was comforting, and the tea with fresh strawberry was so refreshing. We even enjoyed browsing a few books while waiting. It was such a cozy, homely experience, and we're already looking forward to coming back to try their pastries!

This location is amazing! The food and coffee were delicious, the service was super-friendly and…read morepersonable, and the best part--it has a major small-business vibe!

Finally got a chance to try Faria Bakery and sample a couple of their pastries, and I'm a fan and…read moreso are my kids. I initially parked closer to their kitchen, not realizing there was a main building but they're right across from each other. They have a few self-ordering kiosks, which I guess they prefer customers to use. It kind of seemed like the staff member didn't want to take my order, even though it wasn't busy at all. Their bakery items and brunch menu are on the higher end price-wise, but I think that also aligns with the market and location, so it makes sense. Since it was my first time there, I only ordered a couple of items to try. FOOD REVIEW Morning Bun - 5/5: My kids loved this. It reminded me of Cinnamon Toast Crunch cereal, but in pastry form. This was so good. Almond Croissant - 5/5: The croissant itself was airy, super flaky, and really good. My kids also enjoyed this one. The pastries were packaged nicely as well. Overall, the pastries were good, so the price felt worth it to me.

I usually don't do this. My aim is help Faria improve their product, and keep on selling good…read morestuff. Faria's traditional croissant in 2025 was top notch and comparable to croissants in Paris, it was THAT good. Better than even Bay Area croissants. It was fluffy, buttery and flakey. With the right amount of butter ratio. But something changed this year. Now it's flat, quite dry, w/ lowered butter ratio, and higher sugar content. Like Faria decided to cut corners? Sorry, if this is wrong. But it's now a MID croissant, when it was damn near perfect. I tried it a few times this year, just to make sure it wasn't a fluke. But obvious recipe change. What happened, FARIA?!?!?!?! When feedback was given under comments on their IG, they also blocked me. Weird. Why the defensiveness? Again this review is left w all due respect to what was a perfect croissant. No need to change a great product.