I had the timesu (sp?) Chimney and it was very good! Service was also good. They are messy to eat!read more

Interesting process to make this treat if you want to watch…read more Very tasty. Not a to-go item, plant it on a table and dig in, you'll never make it to the car with this dessert without wearing it I recommend

As someone who has traveled a lot and gotten lots of ice cream I can put this up against some of…read morethe better ice creams I have eaten across this great land. They make their own ice cream but also candies, chocolate, er, chocolates and more. A big surprise - the young lad behind the counter was enthusiastic and helpful. The bad thing is this place is very close to home and my doctor already wants me to lose weight. Fat chance, doc, this place is gooooood.

Love their chocolates and that they ate fairtrade. Their ice cream is top notch too! Walkable from…read moreour house! Love the sea salt caramels and the caramel apples! My fav is the chocolate dipped berries! The team here is always helpful and they offer tastings of the ice creams.

The breakfast strudel was outstanding. As always the flavor was perfect and this time the…read moretemperature also came out nice and hot, just how I would want it. The gravy has a little kick which we loved. Normally we don't eat that much German food, but we LOVE this place. The apple strudel with pecans on top is outstanding, my favorite dessert there. My second favorite is the Oreo cheesecake. I went back again for a second time mostly because the owner personally replied to my last review and wanted me to try the experience again. I respected him for doing that so I made sure to come back next chance I had. The owner Michael went out of his way to make sure everything was okay and make sure my experience turned out great. I really appreciate the fact that even though they are busy, this business still cares about the experience of their customers and their reputation. The owner greeted me, apologized about the last experience and shook my hand and made sure the experience was flawless. I respect this man and the business and I will be back and bring all my friends too.

This hidden gem had been recommended to me by a number of different people and I am so glad I was…read moreable to finally check it out. It is definitely out of the way, but worth it to be able to try something new. Albuquerque is obviously not known for its selection of German food but this is it if you're looking for it. I would describe this as a bakery / specialty grocery store / eatery. They have a variety of baked goods, including strudel and whole cakes. They also have a lunch menu with German delicacies and some grocery items that you can pick up to go. I came out of time where I wasn't super hungry and was only there for a sweet treat, but I would definitely like to eventually go back and try some of the savory foods. I tried the coconut strudel, and it was very good. Exactly what you would want. They had a handful of other flavors and even whole ones that you could buy to go.

Best covered apples in the city They smother them with just…read moreabout everything your sweet tooth desires They "Pop" up at places like the Railyards so keep an eye out A jewel worth a stop if you find them

We had the opportunity to try this cute pop up dessert shop yesterday at the park. My daughter was…read morenot feeling anything to eat until she noticed the cake pop tent. We were both amazed by the variety of treats. We only tried the cake pops this time. It was absolutely delicious with the cutest packaging. The price was not too bad at $3 a cake pop. Remember you are supporting a small business here! The staff were super nice & everyone was wearing their masks. Hopefully we will come across the pop co again.

Friendly service, awesome menu and flavors…read more My coworker brought me here during a business trip and I loved it so much I came back before heading back to Phoenix. The first time I got the breakfast bagel which was great but I couldnt stop thinking about the japanese milk bread french toast. It was worth the trip back.

Amazing food so so yummy you can tell the ingredients are fresh my girlfriend loved her plate I…read moreloved mine and oh my the chocolate cake is so good too. Ambience is nice we loved sitting in the comfy booth and Sel our waitress was very sweet and attentive. We need more people with customer service like hers. Very genuine! Would definitely recommend this place. 10/10

Always delis!! They have so many different flavors. The staff is always nice. And they are always…read moreclean.

January 30, 2026 Rio Rancho, NM Cottonwood…read more FIX YOUR CUSTOMER SERVICE OR LOSE YOUR CUSTOMERS FOREVER! Worst Customer Service ever! Walked in and nobody was in line but me. The girl was so busy focusing on to go orders she couldn't even say hello. After 3 1/2 to 4 minutes I finally said hello and she came over and said what can I get you? I gave her my order, and then I paid with cash. She was wearing gloves and took my money and gave me my change. She walked back to fill some more cookie orders. I asked if she could change her gloves because she just touched money. She was aggravated and irritated. She threw her gloves off into the garbage and grabbed two new gloves and went behind the corner. I don't know what she did behind the corner, but the other employee was watching her the whole time in curiosity, and then looking up at me. Which is interesting because she did not hear the conversation going on. In hindsight, I should have just asked for my money back. The woman came out, got the cookies put them in the box and gave them to me. I thanked her for changing her gloves and told her I was immune compromised and I thought it was not appropriate to touch the money and then the food. Apparently this is an upsetting thing for her to conceptualize because she once again was irritated and disgusted as you could see in her face. I then asked for my receipt. After pounding on the keypad with great force, she gave me my receipt. I thanked her again. And left. No, I did not give her a tip when I paid for my cookies. I didn't give her a tip for two reasons. First she never acknowledged me and I waited for up to four minutes and then had to acknowledge her before she even came over to assist me. More importantly, I don't think it's important to tip a person at a cookie shop to give me a cookie I paid five dollars for. That is their job. Am I supposed to pay five dollars for her to ring the cookie up, and then tip her for giving it to me? This has got out of hand.Crumbl cookies should not be asking for gratuity at the register. If you want have a tip jar that is something different. I just went out to dinner and the waitress worked her back end off to serve me and all the other tables. I should not tip you for handing me a pink box. Perhaps this location needs to rename themselves to crummy cookies! For record and management to know I went in on January 30, 2026 at 6:05 PM.

I used to go to fiiz drinks all the time and would get a 32 oz shamrock topped off with Mountain…read moreDew and that was when they had monster energy drinks and ever since they have changed to their fiiz fuel nothing has tasted the same. It's sad to see that they got rid of their monster energy drinks. It makes it a little hard to continue to go try and find new drinks that taste good with energy in them.

Have you seen the soda shops all over tik tok with the creamer and flavors?! Well we have a place…read morelocally! This hidden gem "Utah" style soda shop really has my heart. Fiiz has a huge menu, I dare say millions of possible combinations, and a few well priced delicious snacks. I am not a HUGE soda person, but I am a big sparkling water person and Fiiz meets my sparkly cravings. I am extremely partial to the "Audrey" which has Sprite, Pear, Lavender & Strawberry Puree. I usually swap the Sprite for sparkling water and man it is soooo bomb. They have coke and pepsi products, so if you have a preference you won' be missing out. Fiiz also has a drive through which is awesome- but the inside is reminiscent of an old school soda shop- down to the red high top stools! All the teens that work here are super kind and hardworking. Love you Fiiz!

First time in this charming tea house and I love how the entrance of the tea shop is a charming…read moreboutique filled with special estate items. As you walk further in the shop the transitions to a dedicated spot to all things tea with variety of teas, teacups, tea containers, teapots along with everything needed for a tea experience. They also sell locally made chocolates. Tucked in toward the back of the store is the cozy tea restaurant. They offer high tea service, though reservations are required, and that will be for a future visit. I ordered a chai tea latte with half and half and it was absolutely delish, satisfying my craving for something cinnamony and spicy. For my meal I had a bowl of the green chile stew which was decent, but the highlight for me was their flaky buttery croissant.

Overall: Corrales Tea & Chocolate serves a unique high tea experience that is more homey with decor…read morethat matches this vibe. Food: 4 The high tea experience was ~$40 with tax per person. Throughout the course, you are served 3 different teas alongside scones, a small salad, and 3 tiers of finger foods. This season's menu includes blueberry scones/muffins, beef wellington, spanakopita, quiche, cucumber sandwiches with homemade cream cheese, egg salad sandwich, chicken salad sandwich, cheesecake, beignet, cream puff, and chocolate. They tasted like something you'd be served at your grandma's house (in a good way). The teas that they served went well with the courses. They started with a strong black tea, then a beautiful butterflypea tea, and ended with a blooming green tea (the tea leaves bloomed into a flower in the glass teapot). Service: 5 Our server was excellent. She was very pleasant and did a good job of checking in on us without being annoying. The website mentions a 90 minute limit, but the waitress never rushed us. Ambiance: 4.5 The restaurant is within a tea and chocolate shop. The front is filled with antique knickknacks that are part of an estate sale and add to the grandma core vibes of the restaurant.

Great service - great artisan level bakery...all the way. I thought I had honestly already…read morereviewed these folks five years ago... My apologies. Every time I've come here they've always been professional, serving up top shelf baked goods. If you've never been...just go and enjoy!! Regarding my five-year-old's birthday cake... They made that cake on four days notice...after another local baker just went silent. Thanks again Amanda / I really appreciated you squeezing this cake in on such short notice!!!

First time I visited. Ordered a croissant, latte, Danish, and Green Chile Biscuit. The latte was…read moregood, but the pastries were awful. Danish was hard, dry and stale. Croissant was the worst I ever had. It was doughy and flavorless. It must have weighed a quarter pound. Biscuit was ok, but a bit stale. Prices were high and I will never go back. Croissants at the supermarket are even better.

Fantastic service, great taste. They worked with my soy, gluten, and potato allergies. Yes, it may…read morenot be celiac level safe as it is the same equipment but they did wipe it down for me. Two successful trips and no allergen issues. Love this!

Came into the shop yesterday afternoon. I had been wanting to try this place since last year. There…read moreare several different options - 3 regular menu items and 3 seasonal items. The pumpkin spice crepe ($9) is an October special consisting of pumpkin spice custard, pecans, graham cracker, condensed milk, and whipped cream inside of a fluffy warm crepe. I paid an extra $1 to have the pumpkin custard brulee'd on top. I had seen some of the shop's fun TikTok videos. The owner was there to explain the options on the menu and explained how this was a Japanese style crepe that they're known for. The decor was also cute. They provided a clear cup so that it would be easier to transport with me. Fun dessert- like a warm pumpkin pie crossed with a creme brulee. 2025 #79