Chocolate House is THE spot to satisfy your sweet tooth. Yeah, you might feel an onset of type 2…read morediabetes coming on when you read the menu... but life is too short. EAT THAT TREAT. They have dessert crepes, waffles, shakes, churros, cakes, sundaes, chocolate dips, etc. Whatever you're craving, they most likely have it. I ordered the S'mores crepe ($10.99) which included nutella, graham cookies, and marshmallows. The prices do seem high for a dessert, but the portion sizes are fairly large. You could easily split it between two people. I'm a big back at heart, so I can finish it all by myself ;) The crepe was heavennnnn sent omg. The employees are always friendly and work quickly. They make everything fresh on the spot, so depending on how busy it is, you may have a bit of a wait. This location doesn't have much seating and is pretty small, so it's more of a take out spot. It's also street parking on a very busy street in Paterson. Don't lose your mind, just think about the desserts.

I ordered the cheesecake strawberry cup through a delivery service and it held up just fine for the…read moreride. It was absolutely delicious with plenty of strawberry swirled in.

Such a charming and eclectics place, Cafe Bubamara is an absolute delight. The service was…read morefriendly and welcoming. The decor is very flea market chic. They also have beautiful garden seating. I ordered Turkish coffee, fresh grapefruit juice, Gurmanski dorucak, mini burek with spinach and cheese, and fruit cake. I love Turkish coffee and this was very good. The juice was tart and delicious. The breakfast platter was a showstopper. Two fried eggs, tomato, feta, two meat patties, and homemade bread. The flavors of the meat blew my mind. Who knew that Croatians make the most delicious burgers. This is a hearty and fantastic dish. Also, the burek was flaky and light and not very mini. I took home the cake and enjoyed it later. Light, delicate and not overly sweet, this was a star. Open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, you should stop in for any meal. Not cheap, but you get what you pay for and you get a lot of bang for your buck. I can't wait to r

Cafe Bubamara delivers a warm, attentive dining experience with service that feels both welcoming…read moreand well-organized. Seating is first-come, first-served, and guests are placed based on availability, which keeps things fair and efficient even during busy times. The tables for two are intimate and cozy, perfect for conversation, though they can become a bit tight when ordering several dishes at once. That said, the staff was attentive and checked in often enough to clear plates and make room, which made the experience much more comfortable. The dessert menu is separate, allowing guests to enjoy their meal at an unhurried pace before deciding on something sweet. Their beverage offerings are thoughtfully presented. Herbal tea options include green tea, chamomile, and English tea (Stash), and the tea is served in a container that provides two full servings. The cappuccino is well made and served with a sugar crystal stick, adding a distinct old-world charm that enhances the café's European feel. I regret not asking for an additional order of Turkish coffee so that's a regret . What we ordered: * Greek Salad - $18.50 * Cappuccino - $6.80 * Herbal Tea - $6.00 * Uštipci - $17.25 * Musaka - $22.95 * Šnicla (Cutlet Sandwich) - $20.75 * 2 Diet Cokes - $8.00 The musaka is a baked dish and does take about 25 minutes to prepare, as it's made fresh with baked eggs, seasoned beef, and sliced potatoes layered on top. The wait is well worth it, resulting in a hearty, comforting dish that tastes authentically homemade. The Šnicla (cutlet sandwich) arrived beautifully presented on a wooden board, adding a rustic, elevated touch that matched the restaurant's aesthetic. Mom felt it lacked in seasoning but she Didnt leave any crumbs . The Uštipci were a standout--served with feta and honey, generously portioned, and so plentiful that we happily took some home. We were too full for dessert this time, but it's absolutely on the list for a return visit. Due to winter weather, we couldn't explore the back of the restaurant, but even from the main dining area, the decor is undeniably charming and full of character. Overall, Cafe Bubamara offers authentic flavors, generous portions, attentive service, and a cozy, old-world atmosphere that makes it a place worth revisiting.

I was absolutely letdown by my visit to Qahwah House last night. The service is actually the…read morestrongest point; the staff is very friendly and patient. Since Yemeni coffee and tea options aren't common for everyone, they take the time to explain the menu and answer questions, which I really appreciated. However, the Adeni Chai was the only saving grace of the visit. It was flavorful and well made, but the coffee was a massive disappointment. I tried the Jubani after the staff described it as a delicious light-roasted coffee packed with caffeine, but in reality, it tasted like bland cardamom water with absolutely no coffee flavor or body. It felt like I was just drinking hot spiced water. The atmosphere was also a major issue as there was no seating available whatsoever. The crowd was mostly of Middle Eastern descent and many were incredibly rude; people will bump right into you and not say a word. Even worse was the way some customers spoke to the workers, it was absolutely deplorable. Honestly, who raised you? It was uncomfortable to witness. The dessert selection was even worse. Most of what we ordered felt stale and old. The only thing worth eating was the bubble dessert with cheese because they actually toast it. We tried both the pistachio milk cake and the pistachio dream cake, and neither was impressive. The khattafi in the pistachio dream was the biggest letdown; it was so stale and bland I can't believe they actually put it out to sell when it was clearly weeks if not months old. The basboosa was also a disappointment, as it was a very small square of semolina cake for almost $5. Overall, It is not a good place for coffee or desserts, so if you do go, stick strictly to the Adeni chai.

We decided to come here for an after dinner tea experience in Clifton. Needless to say, the Yemeni…read moretea itself was very flavorful and pungent. The place was packed with a lot of people enjoying their evenings with their families and friends, so that was nice to see. After waiting in line for less than 5 minutes the staff took our order. It came in two cups without dairy but I feel like adding cream would have made it more viscous. We didn't find a table to sit at as it was busy but found a bench to share space. Everyone was super chill and we even were given extra almond oat milk to add. I didn't finish the whole cup but it was a memorable experience.

Bronx location in Throggs Neck on Phillip Avenue…read more Tender, flaky dough and a balanced blend of nuts and fruit create a very tasty bite of crunchy, slightly sweet, cinnamon delight! I enjoyed the apricot, raspberry and most of all chocolate rugelach! I will be taking home a carrot cake muffin for later! Come with a good friend and catch up in a cozy spot!

Hi Kenin, your Rugelach is the best I've ever tasted. My only problem is that I've tried to buy…read moreproduct from the Elmwood Park location several times but have found the store closed. Also when I would call to verify that the store is open for business, there is no one answering the phone. Just an automated reply. Please put the actual hours the location will be open for business on your web site so I can buy more and enjoy your delicious products. Thank you. Al B.

With a strong Italian heritage, the Garden State makes a great destination for this joyous dessert…read more Gelato is the Italian word for "frozen" ice cream originally created in the 16th century. It came to the United States in 1770, is made with milk, typically does not include eggs, and has a dense texture from a slower churning speed than ice cream. Located on Market Street in Elmwood Park, my partner and I came to this family-operated establishment celebrating 25 years. Upon entering the cozy Four Seasons as first-timers, we were in the mood for some homemade gelato. There were a few classics one will find, such as chocolate, hazelnut, coffee, and stracciatella (vanilla with crunchy chocolate pieces), as well as pistachio, all written in Italian. They also feature hard ice cream, cakes, pastries, and coffee. We decided on a small chocolate and medium banana and sat outside at one of the two available tables. The texture was silkier and softer with a bold, intense flavor and authenticity. The price was comparable to the area. The young staff could have been a bit more sociable. We can recommend this place.

I would recommend four seasons to anybody because of the homemade ice cream and all the fresh…read moreingredients that they use. The small little shop filled with robust flavors and dozens of choices for you to enjoy from. I'd recommend anyone to taste the gelato. This place makes for a perfect dessert shop after a big meal since the portion sizes aren't too large and nothing is too overly sweet.

This is a great hole in the wall spot for Mexican desserts & ice creams. They serve many desserts,…read moreyogurts , ice creams & Esquite corn. Not expensive & very tasty. The Mexican corn ( Esquite) is very good !! Cash only

Me and my dad went in today. Everything was fresh & delicious & thank you so very much for your…read morehospitality. See you soon.

This place came up on our search for a nearby coffee spot. We found street parking but could be…read moredifficult depending on the time since it is a Main Street. The server was really nice but the drink just tasted watered down. I did like the camera they had so customers could take an instant pic and hang it but that's about it. There is seating space. The pastries looked good but we didn't try them.

Had a banana split made by Omar with my lady, had a brain freeze from how good it was, couldn't…read moreslow down lol

There were so many issues! Walking in the music was super loud and not ice cream shop appropriate?…read moreI'd expect that music at a smoke shop not at an ice cream place. I looked at the menu board first, silly me should've looked at the ice cream they had through the window. They did not have one of the flavors that was listed on their menu board so I picked another one...didn't have it either. I went with their available options. I asked for the ice cream on a funnel cake. Went to pay and the system took a little bit of time to load so be patient. Then I saw him put a funnel cake in the mini oven, AGAIN silly me for thinking they would make the funnel cake fresh. He put some strawberry stuff on top which I didn't want. Sadly I threw the whole thing away, $10 wasted. It's a shame because the shop is nicely decorated I loved their ice cream wall. I won't be coming back that's for sure.

There are so many more things here than I anticipated!…read more Besides fantastic desserts like cheesecakes, cookies, muffins, croissants.. there's fresh baked bread, breakfast sandwiches, soups, coffee and daily specials that are always changing. At this point my husband and I have tried a bunch of things and can't find a flaw. Yes, it's a little more pricy than picking up some trash container of factory-made box shoprite stuff but holy hell it's good. We literally hoard the stuff lol There was a granola covered cannoli we had that was great. Pumpkin danishes, s'mores cookies, huge loaf of Italian bread.. They make vegan and GF things as well. Cater. Special order cakes etc.

fantastic pastries and savory treats I have the Taylor ham…read moreegg and cheese on a croissant. it was hot, fresh, and filling coffee if ground and brewed to order place is clean with a few seats to work or study no bathroom no wifi street parking cc ok

Can't say enough good things about this place. The kunafa is easily the best we've had in the US…read moreand the staff is really amazing.

This is a huge desert shop with a huge chandelier. They have tons of different desserts to choose…read morefrom. We got the Kanafa. It was introduced to me as a cheesecake by my friend. They cut you a piece off of a warm skillet upon which they are adding a sweet topping every so often. To me it tasted like a sweet mozzarella stick. I also bought some baklava, sesame cookies, and some fig based desserts. The lady was very friendly and made sure there were no walnut products. The baklava was really good and I enjoyed the Kanafa. But I dont think the others were quite up to my taste.