We had a delightful time at their Alice in Wonderland themed Unbirthday tea. We met some friends…read morewho are already fans. Aside from hot teas, they had fizzy iced teas that had an array of flavors. I tried the peach fuzz and my partner tried the blue caterpillar. Both were delicious. The savories included a cheese bread, a strawberry sandwich with a heart cut out, and a broccoli salad. The ube scone was amazing and the clotted cream was very fresh. Service was friendly and helpful. The ambiance was well appointed and polished. Unlike other tea rooms in the Bay area this one made a point of having matching china.

I have been to over 20 tea rooms in the US and about 5 in the UK. I love the experience of High…read moreTea. I was so looking forward to this experience. I had wanted to come for years. My experience at Dragonfly was lacking compared to other tea rooms in the area. What was good: the cucumber sandwich and goat cheese and apricot sandwich were tasty.The okay; The coronation chicken was served in a glass cup instead as a sandwhich. This was done to save money and it showed. The bad: the scones was so sweet, too sweet. The lemon curd and the strawberry jam were watered down and running. This was done to save money and it showed. They were served in a bottle cap size dish that you had to share. They did not serve the traditional clotted cream but this weird very sweet "valley cream" which was more like whip cream. Clotted has a more butter texture and light flavor it is NOT sweet. Clotted Cream is easy to make however takes 12 hours, I doubt they had the skill to make it so was served the weird white stuff. The scones and clotted cream and lemon curd are my favorite things in a High Tea and these were extremely disappointing. This just made the already sweet scone not edible. The desserts: oy, the petite four was cut in 4th and I was served 1/4 of an already small dessert ot was the size of a pickle when traditional should be the size of a half dollar, again to cut cost on their end. It showed. They made this weird tartlet that fell apart crumbled and was filled with runny jam. There was a lemon pudding like dish served in a shot glass. This was decent. The tea: while it was well flavored it was served in a 2cup tea pot. Most tea houses serve you in a 6 cup. Again this was a cost cutting factor. They did not offer tea strainers. What tea house that serves loose leaf doesn't provide a strainer??? Again they probably couldn't afford one. The vintage tea pots were cute, but they were very stained inside. I have never experienced this and I discovered it only after drinking my tea. Tea does stain if not properly clean and the ceramic glazing of old pots do stain more but they are able to be cleaned. They didn't. Also they do not use any tea cozy to keep the tespot warm. By the second cup my tea was cold. The table setting. It was OK, nothing special. They used paper napkins instead of cloth, it felt cheap. No water was served. The tea set was OK a little plain compared to what they had on the shelves. There was no real charm or thought. It did not scream tea house High Tea experience. And we are paying for the experience. The vintage silverware was nice. However, I was only given a butter knife, dessert fork and single teaspoon. I had to use my teaspoon for my dessert. Again another cost cutting. Our 3 tier tray was super tall and we had to remove the top plate to get the items off them. I did see other 3 tiered were shorter so we probably just got the bad luck of the draw. I felt like everything was watered down or made cheaply as possible for the tea house to make money. I paid $87 plus tip for tea for 2. I have certainly paid more at other teahouses but I have paid less and recieved more. The staff. Our waitress was polite. She did her job but did not make us feel special, this was Mother's Day so I had hoped for more. The owner is extremely dry and wooden and not friendly. We tried to engage her but she wasn't interested in chatting.I work with the public you have to like people and the owner obviously hates people. It is so odd she choice to go into this business. It is sad as the hostess really does make the Tea House, teahouse are about entertaining, making the guest feel special and transporting you to another timeand place you pay for that experienceand we did not get it. She was very busy and it is because she is the only tea room in town. The ambiance was shabby Chic which was fine. It just needed a bit more charm. She is cutting quality corners and watering down her food to make money. Probably because rent is high cost. She had a lot of employees that were doing nothing. It did take a long time before we were served. The entire experience felt cheap and luckily my guest had never been to a Tea House so she had nothing to compare it to. Lisa Tea Treasures, Columbia Kate's, and The Hidden Tea Room are all superior to this place and with the exception of Lisa's Tea Treasures less expensive. Sadly this missed the mark. I would have gladly paid an additional $10 to have the charm, good food and experience instead I got a "Walmart style" thrift tea experience.

It's a pleasure and a delight to come to Alison's Cafe house, this place is warm and cozy when…read moreyou walk in. We are always greeted with a smile. Service is even better, we will work our way down the menu Food is freshly made every time In this relaxing atmosphere, We enjoyed a board game, laughed, talked, and enjoyed our time here. Until the next time.

Yelp, this is the first time you've let me down! I visited this place for breakfast. The menu was…read moremissing prices, which was a red flag. I ordered a croissant sandwich and a couple of drinks, and let me tell you, it was the saddest croissant sandwich I've ever seen and tasted. As you can see in the picture, it's just the croissant, then the pesto spread, and the turkey is a separate price. How in the world can only the croissant cost $11? The coffee was a simple black coffee with no refill, and it was almost $5. When I asked if it was refillable, she said it was $.50, which was surprising enough. But she probably noticed my surprise, so she offered to give me a free refill, which I didn't take in the end since we were in a hurry. Allison seemed nice, but I would just suggest having a clearer menu with prices so that customers don't have to guess what they're paying for. I won't be coming back because I didn't feel like I was getting my money's worth.

Quickly is always a solid choice for boba. The milk tea was smooth, creamy, and perfectly balanced,…read morenot overly sweet and not watered down. The drinks were well mixed and packaged nicely with no leaks. Consistent quality every time. Definitely one of my go-to boba spots.

The owner of this location is rude and disrespectful toward his employees. Jack the owner of this…read morelocation ask an employee why she had "RBF" (resting b**** face), and multiple employees have reported hearing Jack, the owner, call staff foul and inappropriate names. There have been several complaints made against him, and it's unfortunate that young employees are being treated this way. His behavior shows a clear lack of respect and professionalism, and it's honestly surprising it hasn't resulted in legal action yet. Because of how he treats his staff, I strongly recommend avoiding this location and the other business he owns, Cajun Bento in Turlock.

We really liked this place! We ordered the breakfast crepes, Nutella crepes, and bagels with cream…read morecheese. We finished everything to the last crumb. For coffee, I ordered the café de olla and mazapán latte and I was very pleased! My son ordered the caramel mocha - he said it was too bitter, but I am still giving 5 stars. The service was good. I always value a warm welcome and smiles - we got that. We sat outside because inside there is only one table. The coffee shop seems to be inside a mini market. It was nice outside. Many customers. We'll come back.

Ive been going to this café since they opened I've loved it from the jump, even when packed my wait…read moretime has never been bad. They have lovely bagels i just recently started buying. And the environment is great, they have outdoor seating ! Love café Rome

My top ranked easy breakfast quick service place in Carmel. Order at the counter, grab your food…read moreand sit down or coffee to go! There is ample seating and the room is t too loud. Rise N Brew has daily fresh baked goods and coffee/tea. The quiche is quite possibly the best I have ever had. They bake various item daily and when they run out they are out!!!

Pastries and sandwiches are good. The girl working the…read moreregister was rude. Leaned on the counter with her back turned to the register while on her phone. Music choice seemed pretty inappropriate as well for a coffee shop

My wife and I have been coming to La Mo Cafe in Turlock for over a decade, and it has truly become…read morea staple for us when it comes to breakfast. I normally go with the huevos rancheros or chilaquiles, while my wife has been loving the wedding prawns for years. Honestly, no matter what you order, you're going to get something amazing. The mimosas are fantastic, and the El Pueblo coffee drink is an absolute must-try. But what really makes this place special is the family that owns and runs it. They're as welcoming and genuine as it gets, and you always feel like you're coming back to a place where you're known and appreciated. The atmosphere is relaxing and interior is warm and well thought out.

Unfortunately, my experience at La Mo Cafe was disappointing because of the lack of customer…read moreservice. If I'm paying $8.21 for an iced coffee, I don't think it's unreasonable to expect someone to simply tell me when my order is ready. I was sitting near the barista and could see a coffee sitting on the counter, but I assumed it belonged to someone else. Not once did she say, "Your coffee is ready," call out the order, or make any effort to let me know it was mine. Meanwhile, my $8 coffee just sat there. For the prices being charged, customer service should be much better. A simple acknowledgment would have completely changed the experience. Instead, I left frustrated and disappointed. Customer service was lousy, and unfortunately that overshadowed the coffee itself.

My absolute favorite restaurant in the county!! Service,…read moremenu, ambience, drinks, etc., can't be beat! I've been going her for lunch and dinner for years and have NEVER been disappointed. The food is incredible, a upscale mixture of south American and Mexican cuisine. Furthermore, this family establishment is warm and inviting and is willing to cater to your needs. I love sitting on the outdoor patio. They often have live music events. Whether your looking for brunch, lunch, or dinner entrees, this is the place. This restaurant puts Turlock on the map!

I had a pretty good experience at La mo overall. The food wasn't the best, but it was good. I love…read morebreakfast burritos and honestly this one was just okay. The service was excellent and I did like that their menu had a lot of creative dishes. The restaurant is pretty big and has like 3 different places to sit which is cool. If you go on a Saturday you can go to the farmers market while you wait for your table.

My regular order the oatmeal latte. Like it hot or cold. Great coffee and service. Have a take…read moreout window but no issues with parking and going inside.

The service was great! Staff/owners were very friendly. Was happy to find out it's family owned. We…read morelove supporting local/mom & pops shops. Barista recommendations were spot on! I got a Hot cookie butter latte & toasted marshmallow! Interior is pretty cozy and homey. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a small coffee shop even just passing through the Central Valley.

Do you like firefighters, Jesus, coffee, tea, and fashion? Do you like cute boutique vibes? This…read moreplace has all of that. It was one of the only places open in the AM I could find nearby my tattoo place so I got an oat matcha latte. It was perfectly balanced. The two gals behind the counter were very helpful and they took their time with each drink. The pastries looked good but no go for me. They have mugs and other merch for sale and you can check out the clothing items as well while waiting for your coffee or tea. Bathroom is shared with other businesses. There are a few small tables to sit in the store (nicely breaks up the mini coffee stand from the boutique fitting rooms) and a few outside.

Simply a great place to grab your morning or afternoon cup of coffee! A small business operated by…read morethe owner(s). Very friendly staff with a lot of care and attention given to each cup of coffee. Even though the pastries aren't "home made" they're definitely small batch made and taste home made! Located in downtown Turlock, located catty corner from the Commonwealth restaurant. It blends into the many storefronts downtown but absolutely worth the hunt! A bonus is that it's a Firefighter owned business! As Arnold says... "I'll be back!"