Was craving dim sum, decided to give this place a try. Ended up getting a half dozen baked goods…read more(pineapple bun, egg tart, red bean bun, chicken curry, chicken & mushroom, and bbq pork). Grabbed a dim sum combo with a side of sticky rice wrapped in lotus leaf as well. Everything was delicious. The owner is very nice, after talking to them I found out they make all their dim sum by hand! Please support this small business, there's no place that offers the type of true dim sum cuisine here in Reno that they do.

Coming originally from an area where you can find a pretty large range of Chinese/Vietnamese…read morebakeries, I was very excited to find out that Reno had one! Parking is very easy in the shopping center lot. Honey Bakers is a small shop where you order to-go. Highlights The location offers a range of dim sum standards (har gow, siu mai, sticky rice, etc.) that you can order on demand. Around Autumn festival time, there are also mooncakes and other traditional pastries, with lotus, black bean, red bean, taro, egg custard, and other fillings. There is also a long specialty menu of sweet and savory "buns," including steamed and baked char siu bao, coconut pineapple, red bean, and chicken. I don't think I've ever seen so many options in one place, amazing! Turnaround time is pretty fast as well. Lowlights The dim sum prices are "boutique," and by that, I mean much more expensive than dim sum restaurants I've been to. Dim sum doesn't have that many offerings around here, and so you pay for the convenience. The buns are more reasonably priced, but the fillings are on the low side, and some aren't quite as fresh or tasty as I'm used to. Again, demand often impacts these factors, so I can appreciate a small business has to balance things. Overall, a convenient option if you're craving dim sum or Chinese sweets.

My experiences have been great each time I have gone to this location. The line hasn't been super…read morelong, which is what I don't like sometimes about the Rancharrah one. The seasonal drinks are unique and delicious. I have been liking the cloud matcha. It is pricey but a nice treat. My favorite pastry is the mochi coffee cake. The dough is chewy and flavors on point. The avocado toast with egg on top, also highly recommend but it is a lot of food. There are some tables inside and a few outside. Nice and clean, not a ton of space so waiting for to go orders can be a little cramped at times.

Perenn is genuinely lovely. The space is beautiful, the sourdough is exceptional, and the food…read morereflects real craft and care. As a longtime Reno customer I've watched them grow from a single location into a multi-state restaurant group with six locations across Nevada and Tennessee -- and that growth is well deserved. That said I do want to share one honest observation. On top of premium pricing -- which I'm happy to pay for quality -- Perenn also charges subscribers for their Substack newsletter. For an independent bakery scraping by, that makes complete sense. For a thriving six-location restaurant group with real momentum and expansion capital, it feels like a bridge too far. The brand story and the people behind it are genuinely compelling -- that content should be how you invite customers deeper into your world, not an additional revenue line. The food earns five stars. The Substack paywall earns a raised eyebrow. Share your story freely -- you've clearly earned the audience.

This is, in my opinion, the best bakery in Reno. I had been going to their original location but…read morethis location is better if you want to sit down and eat. The space is adorable, well decorated and well spaced out. But the food is really good! I love both their brunch items and also their pastries, but I think it is quite expensive. Be prepared for a line especially on the weekend. It usually does go by fast and I've never had an issue finding a spot to sit after I've ordered, unless you have a big group.

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.

If I could leave more stars, I would. The ice cream is the best I've ever had. It's creamy, rich…read moreand has great flavor. Everything is made fresh, including the ice cream, and the ice cream is made from the owner's own recipes. They pride themselves on quality ingredients and carefully curated recipes, and it shows! The service is excellent too. We arrived just after closing, and the owner still let us in. He was gracious and friendly, and let us stay inside while he cleaned up so we didn't have to go out in the heat to eat it. The store was also immaculately clean.

YELP REVIEW PROMPT…read more Checked on Yelp for a dessert spot that I haven't tried before. Sierra Nevada Creamery and Bakery was a quick four minute walk from our lunch spot so we thought why not! It's located right next to the Pioneer Center for Performing Arts and has a very small parking area. There are restaurants on either side so there is also street parking. It was a warm day so I decided on a double scoop in a cup, one pistachio and one sea salt caramel. The double scoop was huge, definitely no skimping and only $10. There was one person ahead of us and then tons of people piled in after we did so we got there at a really good time! There was only employee working (I think he may have been the owner). I felt so bad because it was just him and he had a line almost out the door but if he was stressed he did not show it. He was friendly and so professional. The inside is pretty small but there some places to sit and if the inside is full the grass area right outside isn't a bad place to enjoy your treats. I would recommend for sure and I definitely want to go back and try a chocolate chip cookie. Things to note: Read his story on the ice cream menu. I enjoyed it and that is what makes me want to return to try the chocolate chip cookie.

This is my second visit at Bouchée confections, and it was still as amazing as I remembered…read more This time, I took my mom for high tea and she loved it. She is gluten free and was impressed at how good all the gluten free items were, and how they were able to keep an extremely similar menu even. She only had one item that was completely different than what I received (a cheesecake instead of a fruit tart). You can really tell that they work hard to ensure the gluten free menu is as amazing as the non gluten free one. Everything was absolutely delicious, including the bottomless tea. I think the peach cardamom scone was my favorite today! I was happy that they could make my tea iced as it was a really hot summer day. The server was amazing, she was attentive and friendly. The place settings were super cute and I felt transported to England. I am definitely going to come back a third time with some friends! I love that the menu changes every month so you always have something new to try! Don't forget to make reservations!

I have been hearing about Bouchėe Confections and their monthly teas for a while and their June tea…read moredid not disappoint. The staff was friendly, professional, and helpful as this was our 1st tea time. The shop is bright and airy but it was a a bit smaller than I expected. The tea setting was beautifully done but our table was extremely small which made teatime challenging at times. During the teas each person gets their own pot of unlimited tea. We did the Jasmine Glow tea and the Strawberry Chocolate Pu'erh. The teas were amazingly delicious! They were so good that we bought some to bring home. The bites were flavorful, just the right size, and complemented each other beautifully. You could taste the love and care that went into each one of the items. They also offer 2 speciality adult beverages each month. The Prosecco float was my favorite! This was a wonderful and delicious experience. We can't wait for next month's tea!

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!

Took my husband here for dessert before dinner (why not?!) because I wanted him to try the…read moretiramisu! I tried it a few months back and have been dreaming of it. SO GOOD! We also tried the blueberry cheesecake, which was good but not as good as the tiramisu IMO. We also ordered a glass of wine and the gentleman who poured it for us was quite friendly and gave us a little history about the wine. Cute indoor and outdoor seating and will be back.

Best Italian food in Reno! Hands down! They use Italian flour which won't upset your stomach like…read moreAmerican flour. Highly recommend the mushroom raviolis & tiramisu...mouth watering and delicious Best wine selection ever and very reasonable prices. Claudio is the greatest!!

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!

7/30/26- When you…read morewant fresh baked French rolls this is the place to go! So happy I was able to get the rolls plus a baguette.. My will power held strong as I didn't get any pastries.. Four rolls plus the longest baguette.. all for $9.00 Also my car smelled like a bakery! Perfect for the bbq beef I made yesterday.. turned into sandwiches.. I need to make my way over to the new location..

This is the original location and is very comfortable. American style breakfast and lunches, with a…read moredecent bakery on premise. Place can get crowded on weekends, but you generally be seated quickly during the week after 11:00 am. They have patio tables and chairs, if you prefer. Only open to 3:00pm.

Excellent customer service Very welcoming…read moreExcellent hospitality Ambience was also welcoming, clean full of deliciousness baked goods Super organized The pastries I ordered 12 of them were raved among the employees of how well they tasted, and the presentation was top-notch I can't wait to go back to buy more

Our first trip to Wheatberry was a success! We were so excited to learn there is a new bakery and…read moreweekend breakfast shop in southeast Reno and our taste buds weren't disappointed. They had all the wonderful pastries you can imagine and although they were good size, they had a lighter texture to them, which I really appreciated and you could tell they were made with care and quality ingredients. They had a berry Brulé pastry that I think was one of the favorites, although I always tend to lean towards the bear claws and almond croissant. The almond croissant was a yummy buttery almond flavor but was just a bit over browned on the edges for my taste. The bear claw was soft and tasty. It also had apples in it, which made it sort of a mix of a bear claw apple fritter, but was tasty all the same. We also got one of the blueberry cheese danishes that was very good as well and the morning bun -- this was a good size cinnamon roll sugared treat that was so soft and amazing! I would have to say I would go straight for this next time. We also tried two espresso drinks- a latte and a mocha and both were excellent! Looking further at the menu- I see that they have several lunch entrees, quiches and breakfast sandwiches all for very affordable pricing. AND- homemade cakes! that I will be trying in the future for some family birthdays, which I am so happy to see that someone in the area is making fresh homemade cakes near us. If you haven't tried wheatberry out, I highly suggest suggest it - their fresh ingredients and homemade quality will win you over for sure and this bakery is a much needed Welcome addition to our Neighbourhood!