WOW FACTOR? Yes. As with Biscotti's, the pastry display and gelato was quite enticing…read more HAVE AGAIN: The cinnamon roll was very good, although the outer part was too dry. But a basic, good cinnamon roll.

Very good treats! Better coffee than the Biscotti's…read more Beautiful decor as well. Employees are friendly.

I've been reading reviews that the Savi Bakery sells Sausage Rolls and my husband is always on the…read morehunt for a good sausage roll that reminds him of NZ and I definitely found it! The pastry was perfect and the sausage is bland just like in NZ the only difference is the sesame seeds are on top. The cheese scone was so good too! Again cooked to perfection. I tried the cherry chocolate Macaron, it was big and flavorful. You'll found their bakery on California street. There is a small parking lot and easy access into the building. I met Trampas his name is after the show called the Virginian and Dawson, you guess it Dawson Creek, it's a family run business, the daughter is Savi for Savannah from the movie Savannah Smiles. They just open in April and doing good! They love to talk about travel and have been on about 40 cruises. Very nice people and all the pastries look divine! Look forward to going back soon.

Wonderful spot with a small amount of parking on corner of California and plumas. About 5-6 small…read moretables and a couch to sit on. Staff were welcoming. The baker is making a gluten free, vegan scone that changes flavors periodically!! The staff said that the baker wants to make more vegan options eventually. The baker is using ingredients like 5 spice and gochujang in some of the pastries. Which is awesome and cool. I got the vegan blueberry lemon scone! It was crumbly the way a scone should be but also, still a moisture interior unlike most vegan scones I've had. There was a spice I couldn't place, all spice perhaps? It brought the scone together. There was lemon zest in the scone as well, nice touch. Make sure to have it warmed up! J had the sausage roll that was topped with sesame. He said the pastry was super flaky and buttery and the sausage was flavorful and moist. I cannot wait to come back and try the rotating vegan scones and sit in the corner seat so I can look out the window.

It's been eight years since I've first reviewed…read more and the food here is still real, tasty, and amazing. What a great start of food before you head nearby Costco that is across the parking lot. Staff always kind of friendly. The owner is always great. Choose the savory or the sweet sides of the menu it's up to your mood!

We come to this location often when we are in Reno. The selection of crepes is diverse and…read morecomprehensive! What ever you want, they have. Everything, from sweet to savory, is delicious! They are delighted to alter your order to meet your needs. The coffee select is also wide with many options. Besides the delicious food and drinks, the best part is the amazing customer service! They are so engaging, upbeat, and delightful before, during, and after the order. We love this place and its vibe!

On the 3rd day of Christmas my true love gave to me;…read more 3 French Hens. Day 3 of 12 weeks of local shopping took me on a field trip to the Village at Rancharrah. They just kicked off a Saturday Fall Harvest Market running through Nov 21, with around 20 local growers, food producers, and artisans. You're sure to find gifts here! My Three French Hens, Reno-style: French hens from Perenn Bakery . (Okay I call poetic license and hey what's more French than croissants?.) #shoplocalreno Yelp Reno #12daysofChristmas @Rancharrah Perenn Bakery

This is a lovely cafe but the service I received was pretty poor…read more When you first walk in, you'll notice that it is a big open concept space with seating, and a small shop setup in the front. For the shop part, there's some baked goods and sort of deli items you can purchase--almost like a little market. For their restaurant portion, you'll actually have to order at the register and get a number. You can also order the baked items to enjoy at the counter. There were so many unique baked items that looked delicious. As my friend and I awaited to order, we looked over the menu. Prices seemed to be as expected for a place that looks this pretty. When I got to one of the female cashiers, she was not very friendly. She did not smile the whole time, and she made it seem like I was inconveniencing her from the get go, even though I had my order ready to go and I greeted her with a smile. I went ahead and ordered a crispy brunch potatoes and subbed the bacon for the mushroom which is noted to be the vegetarian option; she did have to quickly clarify whether I wanted to add mushrooms vs subbing, so I clarified. I also tried to order a latte with oat milk with their brown butter marzipan house syrup. She was trying to enter the drink order to the tablet and told me that she didn't have the brown butter marzipan button to select on her tablet and that they had brown sugar cinnamon. She tried to explain to me that brown sugar cinnamon and brown butter marzipan are the same. I was very confused by that comment, as that's not true, otherwise why are they separate names/labels? She asked if I wanted to get brown sugar cinnamon instead, and I told her no thanks, and asked to cancel the drink order. When I'm trying a new restaurant, I want to try the unique options. She then gave me a questioning, "are you serious" look, and confirmed if I wanted to cancel, and I said yes. Then I went ahead and paid, she didn't even say 'thank you' to close off, and wish I didn't tip her for that poor service...she wasn't even waiting my table... I don't expect service workers to chat me up, and all I expected was a "hi, what can I get for you?", "We don't have that, would you like something else?", and "Thank you." and also she should have either tried to figure out if 'brown butter marzipan' is in stock and that the button is just not on the tablet from a more senior staff member. It's on the menu, and I can get if you might be out of stock. Her overall reasoning just made it seem like she was being dishonest. I can't believe she tried to tell me essentially cinnamon and marzipan are the same with a bad attitude to top it all off. My friend also saw this interaction and was also frustrated by this experience. She noted that it seemed this lady's coworker noticed this poor interaction from the get go and that they seemed to try to compensate by giving friendlier service to my friend. I did notice later that this particular female cashier was smiling and friendly to other customers, so I have no idea what the problem was. I actually ended up going to the Perenn market that's located in the next building over and they did have brown butter marzipan syrup. I also told them about the above incident and they were unsure of the brown butter marzipan stock in the restaurant and were confused by how the cashier lady's comment how cinnamon and marzipan are the same, and they apologized for it even though they didn't have to. The person who served us our food was friendly. Later when I went to ask for a to-go box from a different cashier lady, this person was very friendly and accommodating. Other than that, portions seemed pretty large. I would say the crispy brunch potatoes were crispy as noted, adequately salted. I think there was some flavors they could add that would take the dish further. If they added avocado, that would be nice, or some citrus flavor. My friends ordered the traditional breakfast and they had varying experiences. Both of them were surprised by how large the dish was, however one person got scrambled eggs and the portion of eggs seemed way smaller than the one who got two sunny side up eggs. The potato pave had a flaked salt finish for one person, but not the other person, even though it wasn't a special request for either of them. The toast was delicious. It seems they use those large loaves, and give you two slices, to which they cut in half (you get 4 pieces of toast in total). Not sure what kind of bread they used, but the texture was lovely--crunchy crust and very soft center. With butter, the bread was perfect. They also used a very fresh peach jam. I would probably actually order this myself! Restroom was very clean and it is located in the back. There is also outdoor patio seating, which looked so nice. Overall, the restaurant is aesthetic, and food was pretty enjoyable, but the service was unfortunately lackluster.

New pastry/cafe here at Sparks Legends. Very cute & classy inside, reminded me of a similar vibe…read morewith another restaurant in south Reno. Didn't get a chance to try the pastries or macarons but we did try the Martinique and Caramel Coconut Latte. Definitely a new favorite, love that it was a perfect sweet and not too overwhelming. Also customer service was 10/10, loved the compassion he showed in his work when making our drinks. Can't wait to come back!

-Cinnamon French toast latte is delicious and good balance…read more -Sample was delish and we decided to buy more. Lady was nice and quick! -Cute little shop :)

I ordered a cold brew with less ice, and instead of filling the cup, the barista simply gave me…read moreless cold brew and left it partially empty. When I asked about it, I was told that filling the cup would mean giving me "more product." The policy felt arbitrary and unnecessarily stingy--especially when we're talking about perhaps two extra sips of coffee. If ordering less ice means receiving a smaller drink for the same price, that should at least be clearly communicated before the drink is made.

Fantastic pastries and sandwiches! I absolutely love coming here for lunch too. Their shrimp and…read moregrits is fantastic, and I've heard their poboy sandwich is superb! Drinks are yummy too! Only downside is seating can be hard to find, and the lines are usually out the door. That says something about the quality of the food though!

Super busy on a Saturday morning but the staff was handling everyone with a good attitude…read more Delicious breakfast bagels!

My go to bagel sandwich spot in Reno!…read more They have a good variety of bagels and a great variety of bagel sandwich The only downside is that it takes quite a while so it might be best that you order online and not have to wait in the small space It would be nice if the bagel & egg sandwich was stuffed with a little more eggs and cheese

Pangolin Cafe is definitely worth checking out if you're in the midtown area! I got the Sand Harbor…read moreand it was a home run hit right away. Their seasonal drinks are always delicious and unique compared to the other coffee shops nearby. The staff were friendly and accommodating, the atmosphere was welcoming, and the whole experience was great. Best Coffee spot in the Reno area!

Such a cute gem of a coffee house! We ventured off our travel path to visit and were not…read moredisappointed. The coffee was delicious--even the corn on the cob-inspired latte my daughter bought. I KNOW!! It sounds gross but it was not! And bonus: if you, like Edward Pevensie, are tempted by Turkish delight, you can leave with a little extra treat in your pocket, too!