The gentleman helped me open the door since im in a wheelchair, and offered me the ice cream that i…read morewas secretly wanting!! Mango and banana :) it was served with grace and as you can see their ice cream machine is a delicious looking, and the ice cream was just perfect! Exceeded my expectations:) a truly beautiful store! I miss this quality store trend!! It seems few places are classy yet down to earth still.. I hope your business will do very well in today's circumstances. Thank you for your polite and friendly service. I am also looking forward to trying their kabob and other foods.

We stopped in and was happy to discover a beautifully stocked inventory with a variety of foods,…read morebeverages and even some cooking and lovely clothing items. The person that welcomed us in was so nice and happy to answer our questions. I'm pleased to have them in our neighborhood shopping center and am looking forward to returning for one of those adorable cake snacks!

The restaurant was very clean & the food was great! Pricing was normal. I will be going back to try…read moremore!

We came here on a weekday when we were in the area and I'm so glad we did. It was our first time…read moregoing in and I remember this place being a different restaurant some years ago, I think it was a middle eastern place. Upon arriving, we saw how clean and open it was. There were probably only 2 customers dining. We decided to order and dine in too since we were hungry and having a late lunch. It's a quaint Ukrainian family-owned restaurant and their servings are decently-priced. We ordered 2 chicken kievs (which are like American chicken cordon bleu). The entree comes with 2 sides: a salad and a rice, mashed potatoes or other vegetable. Check out the pic I took of our plate; it's a hefty serving and for &13.99. They also let us try the Shuba salad which in Ukranian is "fur coat" but means herring under a fur coat. According to google, it's "Diced salted or pickled herring fish (the base) * Layers of boiled and grated vegetables: potatoes, carrots, and beets * Chopped onions and mayonnaise (sometimes with hard-boiled eggs or diced apples)". I personally thought it was ok- it's like a mashed potato salad but with herring fish in it. Despite the fishy taste, the potatoes and eggs were good but we prob wouldn't order it again. We will be back to try out the desserts and the lattes. If you are looking for good Ukrainian food and want to support a small-local-family restaurant, check them out.

Nice customer service, reasonable price . Clean store . Thank you for your good service .read more

I love this place ! It's so clean and the people are so nice and helpful! I come all the way from…read moredowntown to shop here! And it's worth the drive! My husband loves the mint doogh (carbinated) and there's is very fresh! If you know then you know! I will continue to come here and support! Please don't go anywhere!!

The best Levantine Bakery and kitchen in town. If your looking for fresh breads, sweets and…read moreeverything Levante, look no further.

Formerly Yalla Yalla Bakery in Citus Heights. All online reviews gave 4.6 stars. I'm newish to the…read moreburbs so wanted to try it out. Walk into a very chaotic kitchen space with flies all over and food left out. Didn't know who to order from, how many restaurants are there?! Maybe it was good once upon a time. I was disappointed upon walking in. I came expecting them to have the menu as advertised online, I wanting the thin bread laffa, but they only offer 3 things now, and the food display case was empty except for dolma.....but I couldn't eat any of my kofta kebab sandwich....it was RAW and the tomatoes were yellow they were so unripe. My infamous Dolma test.......they failed. The dolma, I asked if they were made in house..was told yes at thier other kitchen...they tasted old and similer to out of a can, drenched in oil. I'm Turkish so know what this is supposed to taste like... Nope.

The cuisine was exceptionally good value and I intend to return shortly. I will certainly suggest…read moreit to friends and family.The service was outstanding and the atmosphere created a sense of warmth and welcome.

O Cafe has a charming French café vibe, the kind of place where the dessert case immediately…read morecatches your attention and makes it almost impossible to choose just one thing. I picked up the raspberry mango mousse, key lime pie, and madeleines to go, and everything was delicious. The raspberry mango mousse was light and fruity, the key lime pie had that perfect sweet and tangy balance, and the madeleines were a great little treat to take home. Their desserts are beautifully presented, and everything I've tried here has delivered on flavor too. There's something fun about browsing the case and picking out a few different pastries and desserts. It feels like a little taste of a Parisian café with a little Fair Oaks personality mixed in. Rex Tip: Explore beyond your usual order and try something new from the dessert case/ menu they never disappoint. And if you sit outside, don't be surprised if a few chickens wander by your table! They're part of the Fair Oaks culture and charm, and honestly, they're pretty cute. Just plan your visit because they close early: 5 PM on weekdays, 6 PM on Saturday, and 3 PM on Sunday. 5 ROARS from Focusaurus Rex

I ordered their BLT... an American favorite. They begin with asking if I want chicken…read more.. "DAHELLZNO!" I thought to myself as I passed politely. Being hungry, I accepted whatever vegetable was on it. The sandwich arrived - Watdawat!?! it was Not white toast, it has cucumbers! "Don't be afraid, Boy!" I told myself. First bite with the cucumbers - AMAZING! 2nd bite with tomatoes, OFFDAHOOK! Next time around, BLT with the chicken!!!!

Got a blueberry, scone, morning, bun, chocolate, chip cookie, and apple croissant type pastry, and…read morean espresso. All items were well worth the drive across the city! Definitely check this place out. Will be back to try more! Friendly and fast service. Clean and quaint ambience.

I've been meaning to try this place ever since a chef friend told me how much he loved it. I…read morestopped in for a cup of coffee and a quick bite. The pastry cases looked amazing with a ton of options. I chose the prettiest cinnamon roll I've ever seen. It turned out also to be one of the tastiest. It wasn't dry or overly heavy. It was perfectly cooked and beautifully displayed. I also love that they serve temple coffee. My cup was perfect. They have breakfast and lunch items as well. There was a fairly long line, but it moved quickly and efficiently. There's lots of seating and it is well maintained and clean. It is easy to miss and tucked away in a small strip of stores just off of Fair Oaks Blvd near the intersection of Walnut. Plenty of parking out front. They close early in the afternoon and are closed on Mondays and Tuesdays. Highly recommended and I will definitely be back.

Quaint and quirky just like Fair Oaks Village…read more I don't know what they do to the bacon, but I add it to almost all my big, thick juicy sandwiches. Snack and sweet choices galore. Friendly service. They offer smoothies, specialty coffee's, various soft drinks, wine, and beer. The owners graciously open up after hours for a delightful mic night once a month. They're a part of Village history.

I really care about supporting local businesses but I was yelled at by the blonde manager this…read moremorning. As someone who is bipolar and been homeless before, I always pass along my leftovers to one of the homeless that hangs out in the park. I came up to him today with a cup of tea, and he asked if I could get him a cup of coffee. I said sure, it's 2 dollars that I can spend on someone in a similar situation that I have been in myself before. I came out with a cup of coffee for him, he was standing by the bar down the street. He requested milk and sugar. I didn't want to touch the cup he was holding so I said okay. The girl at the register was happy to give me an extra cup for milk and sugar. I filled it and was cornered when I was exiting. She was fuming, flustered saying that refills aren't free. How dare I take free refills from the shop before. I apologetically expressed I can pay for a second cup of coffee. She didn't back down. She verbally berated me in front of EVERYONE and it was an awful experience. I've been homeless myself but I've never looked it. This is unacceptable behavior and very ableist. I will still come by, but I wanted to warn others that this place is very discriminatory against the disabled homeless population and I do not want to be a part of this kind of energy.