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Southbay Bakery

5.0 (2 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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One of the best party desserts in LA. Thank you for the amazing desserts for my party. The naked chocolate cake was the best.

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Nothing Bundt Cakes

Nothing Bundt Cakes

4.1(208 reviews)
7.1 km
•$$

Love this place! Bundts and bundtlets are CONSISTENTLY moist and delicious. I really appreciate,…read moretoo, that they have a new flavor offering to try for limited times. Keeps me on my toes. LOL. I never find that they have an off day ... fresh every time. The staff is welcoming, helpful and very pleasant. Shop is so cute .. especially after their renovations.

Nothing Bundt Cakes are reliably good. I've been coming to different locations for years. This…read morelocation is the one closest to me so I come here whenever I have a craving, they have a feature flavor I want to try or if I want to get one for a special occasion. They used to have samples you can try but the last few times I've been here they haven't had any so maybe they did away with that. On my last visit, I was tasked by a friend to get a Dubai Bundt cake for my sister's birthday. Sadly, they only offered it in the bundlet size so I got a couple of 3 pack towers. And because I have fatass impulses, the banana pudding flavor caught my eye and I got one of those for myself. Both were pretty good but I actually liked the banana pudding more. The cake is always super moist and crumbly smooth. It's not too sweet or over powering. My moth is watering thinking about it. This location is a small but inviting. The customer service is decent too. Anyway, if you've been living under a rock and have never tried Nothing Bundt Cakes, get in your car and go now.

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King's Hawaiian Bakery & Restaurant - Hawaiian Paradise Cake (we brought our own plate)

King's Hawaiian Bakery & Restaurant

4.0(5.4k reviews)
5.0 km
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Family-owned & operated
Takes reservations

I never know such a restaurant exist till I have their rainbow color cake one time in a party. And…read morethen I instantly fall in love with the cake. Their rainbow color cheesecake is just one of the best out there. It's those soft creamy cheesecake with tons of favor! I also tried their banana chocolate pie and their famous mochi donut. All are extremely good. Service is ok. I felt like Porto's is slight better in term of service. They are kind of not that efficient. I need to try to sit down at the restaurant next time. I checked out their menu. And it got a lot of alpha dishes! A nice friendly restaurant esp if you are with kids.

Part of my family went to this bakery. We came on a Sunday afternoon about 1-2 pm in the day and it…read morewas packed. I know of the kings Hawaiian bread, the sweet soft textured bread that comes in cubes. I used to devour several packages of these when I was younger and gained a double chin while I was at it. This place sponsors that bread. Although not the healthiest bread, one of the best tasting. Upon entering, you are greeted by the bakery section first. It had a variety of cakes, pastries, cookies, donuts and other sweet candies. All of which contain an enormous amount of sugars and calories with another hefty price on top of that. I only liked the cookies and the squared cakes. Since we ordered it after the lunch, it was gone. So on my received the squared cakes which also were almost gone after lunch. The ticket to standby was annoying as well. It took about another 15 minutes of waiting for our name to be called to order our bakery items. Onto lunch, the back part of the bakery had a massive room full of people. Almost all the tables were occupied. I liked the ambiance a lot because it had seats near a cylindrical fish tank for viewing while eating and surrounding that area were booths in a circular format. The main room included a spacious set of tables that were all occupied but weren't as comfy as the booths. Before talking about the food, waitress was excellent, service was great, gave us waters, asked how we're doing, gave us time to look at the menu to order and had a pleasant personality. Now the food, we ordered saiman with oxtail soup and ramen noodles. Very salty, I didn't like it all too much because of how much salt was added to it or maybe I'm just not used to high salty foods. It was way too salty for me personally. If you eat lots of ramen, maybe it won't budge you. I imagine it had excessive msg and sodium in it. Another dish ordered was a beef bulgogi udon kimchi noodle dish. This surprisingly was even more saltier than the soup. It was a blend of spicy, salty and sweet in an udon textured noodle with sweet beef bulgogi on top. The texture of the bulgogi was chewy. I didn't like that one too much either. The final dish was my favorite of the three ordered, but not by a huge margin. The plate contained grilled chicken, rice, Mac and cheese, Kalua pork and a teriyaki beef. The grilled chicken which I'm used to eating was nice. The rice complemented it well. I don't eat pork because of worms so didn't try that. Total overall was $78 for three dishes including the tip etc. the bakery I liked more because of the tasty cake, food for lunch was a bit extreme for me. If you love Hawaiian food, this place might fit your fancy. They also served that Hawaiian bread as an appetizer. I'd say it can be good depending on how much you like Hawaiian type of food like q and q or l and l Hawaiian cuisine.

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Cara Mia Baking - Ambiance

Cara Mia Baking

4.7(301 reviews)
7.2 km
•$$

This little bakery shop is so close to home can't believe we never stopped by. Such a cute little…read morespot very well decorated and such a neat spot to hang out at and grab some delicious pastries. Their selection was pretty amazing that it was hard to pick. We got some yummy Vegan cookies, lemon scones and croissants, and they were all very fresh and really good! Little bit of something for everyone that visits. The staff here were very nice as we walked in and were very helpful despite them working on some cake orders. Plus I've heard their cakes are pretty RAD. Their bathrooms were very clean and loved the little touch of different little items you can purchase from small vendors as well. Nice touch for sure very dainty and goes well with their theme. Their sitting are was very comfy and def a cool spot to hang out and they even have outdoor little patio you can hang on a nice fall afternoon. Love to have small shops like this in Lomita! Can't wait to visit again. They are dog friendly.

This place is a must try if you're Vegan or gluten free. They have the best Vegan scones I've ever…read morehad, way better than a traditional scone that in my opinion tends to be dry. The chocolate raspberry berry scone is to die for, moist and flavorful and not super sweet. It's perfection! Their lattes are delicious with homemade syrups and unique flavors. Super chill vibe with comfy seating and great aesthetic. Best part is ample unpaid parking that is right in front of the cafe.

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