Beautiful, unique, delicious chocolates! Go! They made a lovely gift and we had so much fun trying…read morethe flavors!

Miel Bon Bons is a cute little artisanal chocolate shop and bakery nestled within Brightleaf…read moreDistrict! We got a pack of 8 chocolates (admittedly they did cost a pretty penny haha), which ranked from my most to least favorite are: 1. Horchata: So good, the horchata essence hit me as soon as I took a bite. Very cinnamony, very milky & creamy. 2. Passionfruit: I'm a sucker for anything passionfruit. The curd-like filling did not taste artificial at all. 3. Almond cardamom: Topped with a real almond, but more cardamom forward, reminded me of chai. 4. Hazelnut sassy monkey: Distinguished more coffee than banana, but it was there. Also liked the layer of crunch. 5. Raspberry lychee: The raspberry jam was strong and tasty, the floral essence from lychee was subtle. 6. Sesame matcha: Surprisingly citrusy? I did taste some bitterness from the matcha and appreciated the earthy sesame crust. 7. Ube: Sadly did not detect much ube flavor. 8. Earl grey lavender: Definitely the prettiest, but tasted like what I imagine soap would taste like. In terms of whether the chocolate is worth the price: I've never had this experience of trying such diverse and interesting chocolate flavors before so it was for me. Ambiance is nice, I think there was only outside seating. There's good parking nearby in the Brightleaf lots or on W Pettigrew St. Service was fast and friendly. 8/10 would recommend!

Cute place - friendly staff! Great place to have couple friend to chat !!!…read more Comeback soon!!

We had been here years ago and I was in the neighborhood at Costco and decided to stop by. I…read moreunderstand it is owned and run by an actual French baker although when I stopped in most of the staff appeared to be Latino. The location is a little hard to find but just GPS it. There were several patrons sitting and eating but there aren't many tables. I got a croissant and sourdough loaf to go. Croissant was good but the sourdough tasted more like refined white bread than the rustic kind that we prefer. We're not in this area too often but I'll need to remind myself this place is here.

Oh weeeeeee yes please !…read more This bakery and restaurant needs a location in Orlando ASAP. The food , the service X the ambiance were all absolutely fantastic! My family and I enjoyed our meal here with such great conversation from the locals and staff, we laughed and shared stories .. truly wonderful ! My latte and steak and fries sent me on my way happy and full.

Grabbed some baked deliciousness and a beer here recently and had a good time…read more First, I came at kind of a weird time in the mid-afternoon, so parking was easy in the nearby lot. It did look like it was getting a little busier by the time I left, though. I guess there are three different sections to Guglhupf: the bakery, the coffee window for ordering to-go coffee, and the restaurant. I ended up buying a maple sweetbread from the bakery, and then I wandered over to the restaurant to grab a beer and sit down outside. Overall, the vibes were chill! People were there doing homework, chatting, etc. The maple sweetbread was tasty but not extraordinary, and the beer was solid. Unfortunately it wasn't dinner time so I didn't get a chance to try any of the savory food, but it looks enticing on the menu! I'll definitely come back at some point.

Finally made it to Roses, and appreciate that reservations were offered for lunchtime, because it's…read morealways a gamble venturing out to lunch and making it back to work on time. The food. Not your traditional noodles, bao or gyoza but more like home made versions of Asian fare. I opted for the half salads because I like variety, dishes were served whenever they ready, which worked for us. The pepper salad was sweet yet flavorful, the squash salad even moreso, with a jicama-like texture topped with chili's, seeds and ground black sesame, The bao filling was saucy and sweet, the gyoza mixed with shrimp and chicken savory. Even though we were full we couldn't ignore desert, so split the passion fruit tres leches cake, which was fantastic. You can feel an intention here, as food is made with thought and creativity. I'm already planning my return. UPDATE: Returned the next day and tried the blue fish oni giri, katsu sando and spring rolls. All fantastic!

I have been to Rose's once before this and absolutely loved the food. They are vegan and vegetarian…read morefriendly, so when my colleague was coming into town, I was excited to take her here. I made a reservation for 6:30pm on a Friday. I recognize sometimes exact reservation times cannot be honored but I was a little concerned at how slow the service was and how crowded the already small space was. They could not really give us an idea of when we would be sat and so we had to just kind of shuffle around to keep trying to be out of the way. It took about 15 minutes before a table finally opened up and we were able to sit. From there, the service continued to be slow. I know the staff - both servers and kitchen - were working hard. I don't blame them as much as it feels like they are understaffed and stretched thin. Overall, it took a while for us to get our food, and we were all hangry by the time we had food. The servers were running around so it took a while whenever we needed something or ran out of water. The food itself surprised me. I know the menu was small and curated but I was actually surprised how little variety there was. And I don't know if I would consider this a vegan/vegetarian friendly place anymore. While they do have dishes and options, it is minimal. I got the pork and mushroom dumplings, pork bao bun, onigiri, and the housemade belt noodles. Both the dumplings and belt noodles were coated in a chili oil that made them almost inedible. And I like spicy! But this was too much. My favorite was the onigiri. Overall, between wait, service, quality, and price, I do not think I will be back.

I felt like I was in a scene from Emily in Paris when I walked into this beautiful bakery…read more My daughter was in such awww that I made sure we took in the details and enjoyed a-little bit of everything. The pastries were so beautiful we didn't want to touch them but oh my were there heaven sent ! Definitely if you are in the area or wanting to try these beautifully crafted and delicious pieces of art for your mouth Lol, don't hesitate ! Absolute perfection !

We were visiting Raleigh, NC and stopped by Dulce Cafe since it was close to the museum we were…read morevisiting. I had the Italian Panini with avocado (the avocado is an extra charge), and it was absolutely delicious. I also tried the La Poire dessert, and it was so good. It wasn't overly sweet or too rich, just very natural and perfectly balanced. We came on a Friday around 1 PM and even though there were about 10 people ahead of us, the line moved smoothly and there was plenty of seating both inside and outside. The customer service was top notch, and the staff was very welcoming. We'll definitely be visiting again. Also... whoever the guy is with the bracelets, black hair, glasses, and accent, he definitely added a little extra charm to the experience aka very very attractive.

"VERY hole-in-the-wall Middle Eastern patisserie"…read more This gives hole-in-the-wall new meaning. The location is in a strip-mall that's set back a ways from 55, so it's not really visible from the street at all. However, it's weirder than that-- you have to drive AROUND the strip mall to the back, past the various loading docks for other stores, and they you see this place is open just from the BACK of the strip mall. I heard the owner is Algerian, but there are many Palestinian references and flags around the shop, so if that's triggering, then know this in advance before coming in. Still, the place is brightly lit and airy, with tables to eat. They do custom cakes, cupcakes, and other desserts, but we just wanted to sample some sweets. Hours are funny-- just midday Friday through Sunday. We ordered a pecan brownie and a pistachio chocolate dish with kunafa (shredded Middle Eastern pastry), as well as a mocha coffee. The mocha coffee was rich and delicious, as expected. The pistachio chocolate dish with kunafa was to-die-for... SO delicious. Super thick and messy, as you'd hope it would be. And of course the pecan brownie was amazing. I will say the pastries are not "cheap". I got a single tahini chocolate chip cookie to go for a friend, and that was $4.50 for a modest sized cookie. The other dishes above were in the $6 range. But these are unusual custom-made dishes, so it's fair.

Highly recommend, some of the best pastries I've ever had. The seasoning on it was really good and…read moreit's not too sweet.You have to try this place. FREE PALESTINE

Amitie Macaron…read more INTRO: Amitie Macaron is as a startup bakery in RDU Area offering yummylicious macarons Espresso Macaron ($2.95/each): See the attached pic. They offer several bundles and collections too, if you are looking for size Parking: Since this is located in morgan hall, parking lot is massive and it will never be an issue Ambience and Service: The place is clean and well maintained.

Amazing! Decided on a whim to try a few on my way out of the mall. Chose White Chocolate Raspberry,…read morePistachio, and asked the girl at the counter to choose her favorite, which was Brown Sugar Cinnamon. All three were too good to describe. Brown sugar cinnamon was probably my favorite too, but the other two were 95+% as good. Pistachio actually tasted like nutty pistachios, something that is surprisingly uncommon for pistachio-flavored foods. Definitely give this place a try. [Good] Macarons aren't ever cheap but they're worth it every now and then.

Shop was clean and pretty. All of the macarons and desserts…read morelooked yummy. We got 3 macarons to go- as you can see in the picture she must have grabbed ones from back- the were nothing like the ones in the front of the case, they were small and uneven. The orange chocolate tasted mostly like chocolate.

Pricy, unimpressive desserts. While walking Franklin street we stopped here for a quick dessert…read more The store was open, bright, and welcoming. No customers were at the counter so we ordered right away. The display case was full of desserts that sounded delicious. We decided on 3 macarons. I wish I had ordered only one since the total came to over $9! Plus they were not uniform in size or quality. The two orange chocolate macarons we ordered were significantly different in size. The rose macaron was my favorite. It was pretty, texture was okay, and the rose flavor came through. The orange chocolate macaron surprisingly lacked flavor and did not look good. They were definitely not worth the price paid for them. Unfortunately I would not recommend going here for macarons, but perhaps the others desserts are better.

This cute coffee house reminds me of a tiny, rustic teahouse I visited in Japan. It doesn't look…read morelike much on the outside, but you go in and are greeted by the fresh smell of tea. I smelled freshly ground coffee beans when I walked in, though the chilly weather that afternoon had me craving some tea. I ordered a Hibiscus Zest herbal tea blend from a team of three baristas. It was served in a French press with honey on the side. I took it down some stairs to sit beside a path leading into the forest. I love the woody ambiance of this place; it reminds me of an elven realm. I was still early for the fall colors. I imagine it gets pretty here when the leaves change.

Obsessed! I need this in the Chicago area!…read more I was meeting up with a friend while in Chapel Hill and told her I'd love to grab coffee and take a walk. And she knew just the place... She brought me to Caffe Driade where we grabbed coffee (ice latte with almond milk for me) and then made our way down to trails where we enjoyed our coffee walking in this amazing wooded area. It was a hot June day, but between the shade and it being morning it wasn't too bad. There's also some tables up top by the cafe, but I personally prefer the walk/hike. The coffee was fine, but the hiking/atmosphere was amazing. If i make it back to the Triangle area I'll be here every morning!

What an adorable candy store!…read more I was so excited when my sister read this place was located in the mall. I visited one of these stores in Texas and loved it! It gives you the feel of an old time candy store and I can't get enough. It it so clean and organized in this little shop. They offer candy from other countries as well to include Europe and Asia. I even found a European candy that my sister has been looking for. They offer a wide variety of jelly beans, gummy bears, gummies, sour candys, chocolates and so much more. They also have a fill a container that is reusable and if you come back with that same container and refill it you get a certain percentage off. That's one awesome deal if you ask me and helpful for the environment! Adorable candy store that is definitely worth a visit.

The store is unique but pricey. We love the truffles of variety of flavors -it feels like a…read morecombination of its sugar store and a Godiva store. It is a great feeling for kids in the candy store. The good The boxes that they put the truffles in look super nice and luxurious - so it is great for one of a kind gifts. The truffles taste awesome. In terms of improvements - it would be nice if everything had a price shown, so you don't have to go and ask. Also expiration date on some of the item is missing - so it is hard to know if the item is going to reasonable quality. The service is bit slow - one of the cashier is always on the phone and line can grow up a bit. It is a bit frustrating the even the price questions need to go to one of the cashier since store decided not to put price on most of the items.