This is a new spot with light decor, open space and beautiful pastries very reasonably priced!…read more Love that that they have mini tarts and egg tarts under a dollar each! Next time want to try the cute shaped ones in the display case, such as capybara :)

I finally got to try Patisserie Too at the Alhambra location. There is a free parking in the lot…read morebehind the business. I think it is free for two hours only. Their Portuguese egg tarts are $0.99! They also have cute mini ones 3 for $2. The other pastries look really cute but they're $7+. The brown sugar mochi tarts might be my favorite. They have a brown sugar mochi layer under the egg tart layer. Credit card accepted. I didn't see any bathrooms, but they do have some seating inside.

Stopped by on Friday, 10/9/26 for the first time. Located right next to Goomo Tea, my mom and I…read moregrabbed 4 of their pastries for $10 deal (these are probably a day old pastries). I haven't tried my matcha pastry yet. My mom tried the red bean one and didn't really like it as much (she would prefer the 85 degree pastries). It was quite difficult deciphering if this place was open or not because the door and windows were so black and dim! They also cell cakes and they are expensive....

D'ange Bakery is an Asian bakery located on the corner of Mission x Main St. (that turns into Las…read moreTunas). There's a small parking lot in the back, but spaces can be hard to find and I ended up having to park on the street the first time I went. (FYI - they are going to open a Goomo tea shop on the corner in the same space!) D'ange has so many fun flavors of buns. I really liked the taro with mochi one. The only thing about the buns is that the fillings tend to be only on one side of the bun, so there are been times as I'm biting into the bun, I'm not getting any filling until the last couple bites. They even sell cookies and all different flavors of toast that would make some yummy brick toast desserts! And if you need a whole cake, they have them in the case ready to go too! The buns I got were great, as were the Portuguese egg tarts. They even sold Chinese tamales at my last visit, so I picked one up too. I don't know many places that sell these, and I used to eat them all the time when my grandma made them years ago, but now that no one in my family knows how to make them, it's a special treat if I can find it. They have ones with meat (with or without peanuts), and some with just the mung bean. They must be really know for this because 2 other parties ahead of me were buying tons of the tamales!

Paris Baguette is a very well known bakery cafe chain from South Korea, and the San Gabriel…read morelocation is one of my favorites in LA. They've got a ton of high quality bakery items and sweets to choose from, plus cakes, including some really pretty ice cream cakes I noticed. Their coffee is also really good. Bonus: they have free Wi-Fi, which matters because that whole area of San Gabriel is a dead zone for cell coverage if you're on AT&T. Great spot to stop in for a treat or to sit and work for a bit.

I came here to redeem the mySGV food passport offer for 1 Free Slice of Cake (stamp #12). Thanks…read moreParis Baguette (PB)! I asked the nice gentleman behind the counter for his recommendation. He mentioned 3 cakes. I asked what was his favorite flavor. He said Blueberry Yogurt. I said okay let's go with that one. I was skeptical about the yogurt at first, but cake slice was moist and yogurt wasn't bad at all. Thanks Carlos! I couldn't just get the free item and leave. I love supporting local businesses. It was towards late afternoon and they only had a handful of sweet and savory pastries left. I ended up getting one Sticky Milk Bun and one Caramel Streusel Apple Tart. Both my daughters enjoyed them very much. Soufflé Cheesecake and Chocolate Mathilde Cake will be my choices next time. See you again soon, PB!

The wife dined here without me but was kind enough to bring me a couple of large slices of the…read moreBURRATA PROSCIUTTO PIZZA. It was a tad salty for my taste but still delicious regardless. I added a bit of shredded mozzarella and EVOO just to cater a bit more to my palate. It was a very nice tasting slice. Very good presentation and taste. RATING = A

We had a great experience at Bottega Louie DTLA. The food was delicious, beautifully presented, and…read morefull of flavor. The service was friendly and attentive, and the ambiance was beautiful, lively, and elegant. Unfortunately, the chocolate soufflé was very dry and had almost no flavor, so we ended up not eating it. Everything else was enjoyable, but the dessert was definitely disappointing.

Calling all Marzipan lovers! Suzy's Marzipan Cake is a masterpiece: four glorious layers of vanilla…read morecake and three layers of luscious pistachio cream, all wrapped in what feels like over two pounds of Suzy's homemade almond marzipan. I had been waiting for a truly special occasion to order this cake, and my mom's 70th birthday was the perfect moment. Ordering was super easy--I placed my order online four days before the event and scheduled a convenient pickup time. Just note, this cake requires at least two days' advance notice. It's a substantial cake, both in size and weight, and can easily feed 25 people. Its simple design provides a perfect canvas for adding flowers or decorations of your choice. My mom and all her guests absolutely loved this heavenly, nostalgic cake, which brought back sweet memories of desserts they grew up enjoying in Syria and Lebanon.

I was going to my nephew's home that he's rebuilding from the fires. I didn't want to go…read moreempty-handed, so asked Siri where was the closest sweet shop near me. Luckily Suzy's Sweets came up as an option. The best baklava I've ever had. Macaroons were amazing too. The shop is very cute. Family owned and operated. The mom, dad, and son are so friendly. The dad kept insisting I try everything. My family loved them. I kept the baklava for my house. It's almost gone. I will definitely go back when I'm in the area. My nephew, who lives in the area has the business card and will definitely be visiting in the future. You can't go wrong at this place. Super cute, family owned. Very nice people very good products. Enjoy. Must try.

Came here in high school, still coming back after graduating college! Simple drinks that anyone…read morewill like, the best pastries & cakes! Workers are always super nice and super quick Faves: hot dog garlic bread, cheese bake, chocolate crunch cake Wish they had wifi to do work inside the store and it's a $10min for credit card usage

This bakery has been my favorite one lately! The customer…read moreservice is great-- they let you sample some of their breads by the cashier, and take the time to explain any questions you have about their cakes. The cake pick up process is very straightforward-- they just require you to bring the receipt that you got when you paid. They are on time with the cake pick up times, and the cakes always come out fresh and light! I've had the taro egg pudding, mango egg pudding, and I think the strawberry egg pudding one. The taro and mango egg pudding cakes were so yummy! The cakes have 3 layers and they have the fillings in between. The egg pudding isn't as fragrant as I'd hoped since you can barely taste it as the other flavors are stronger, but it gives the cake a nice moist layer. I also enjoy their breads. The size and price are still good and they accept card payments! Bakery is clean and organized. They have a small seating area if you get drinks and dessert and want to sit down. They do charge for a bag, so bring one if you plan to buy multiple breads to save on that $$.

Frances Patisserie was the perfect choice for my sister's 40th! This was my first time getting…read moreanything from there, but the Yelp reviews and pictures convinced me. Everyone raved about the cake-- perfect texture and not cloyingly sweet. The fruits were all ripe and delicious, beautifully displayed atop the cake. Would definitely get again!! Pricing was about $90, which is pricier than I usually shell out for a cake, but honestly felt really worth it for what you get.

I remember visiting their previous location in Little Tokyo during the cronut hype roughly 10 years…read moreago. They've since moved to South Pas, sharing a parking lot with Bristol Farms. I came to try their napoleon. Guys, it's SO GOOD. Everyone needs to try it. I haven't had a chance to try their other stuff but would def do that some day. Would love if they can offer indoor seating someday although it's a small space.

We were at Nana's green tea. We saw this bakery next door so went in to see what they had. I asked…read moreif they had Kouign Amann. YES they had it !!! It's pronounced as "queen-a-mahn" This French pastry features layers of buttery dough and caramelized sugar, making its pronunciation a delightful challenge for many. Not many bakeries make these and it's was so good! I also tried they're mini croissants sample .

I came here early on a Saturday morning. Analisette was the one that took care of me. 10/10…read moreservice. They have some ice cream on display, but they're the closest to the window? That can't be wise, especially considering how much heat enters via those windows during the summer. That aside, I was able to try their Nutella Croissant. The croissant was rich and generous without being overwhelming. You could almost say it hits a SWEET balance between rich and modest (pun totally intended). They also have fruit-shaped pastries that are going viral online, but I decided to skip on those for now. Everything looked fresh and the croissant was absolutely fresh, delicious and totally worth the price of admission.

My place for tres leche cake. Good people with great…read moreservice. Always fresh. Never disappointed. I always buy cakes for my Mahan Indian Restaurant when ever there is a birthday for my co - workers and guests .

As the name of the bakery implies, it's "Perfectly Sweet"…read more I'm generally a bit more wary of purchasing baked goods from non-Asian bakeries since they tend to be sweeter than what my palate likes, but not here! The hours are a bit limited, but I managed to make it in time to grab some pre-made baked goods to go. I got a bag of coconut macaroons, bag of several chocolate chip cookies, 2 red velvet cookies, a baked dog cookie biscuit, and a cute Keroppi sugar cookie. Most of these ended up being gifts, but I did enjoy one of the red velvet cookies and for an already sweet flavor profile with white chocolate chips in it, I was already fearing the worse, but went perfect with a glass of milk. The edges were nicely crisped by the baking too. Delicious. Love that they had a stock of cute, pre-decorated cookies available as well (some Sanrio characters, animals, etc.) They also list all the ingredients used in each of the baked goods that they have prepackaged, which is nice. It's also a cafe where you can order drinks, as well as a place you can order cakes custom order or what they have behind the glass already. There's both seating inside and outside.

My niece was in town and I was looking for activities to do, and I saw My Little Paris Café online…read more It's a super cool concept -- a place where your kids can play while you relax and enjoy a meal. The menu has lots of yummy dishes like salads, pastas, and croques. Everything is made with fresh, real ingredients and no additives, and the pizza and marinara sauce are made from scratch. My niece loved it here -- she got to play and eat yummy pizza. This place also does private parties! Sweetest owners ever from paris!

Edit: I love how the owner wrote a very long defensive response trying to invalidate mine…read more Yes, we were repeat customers because we wanted to try to support a local business and tried to give it numerous chances. We never liked the "entrance fee" that I obviously know about and I stand by what I said: ADULTS ARE FORCED TO ORDER THEIR SUBPAR OVERPRICED FOOD FOR ENTRY aside from the entrance fee for their kids. The SGV eats post - I wasn't talking about one post. Geraldyne has posted several times and most of those times people have chimed in with their experiences and she removed her entire posts so people won't find the comments. Once again, trust the low star ratings. If you read them, you'll see a lot of them echo what I've posted here. --- If you have a toddler or a young kid, avoid this place. Read the lower rated reviews, because those paint a more accurate picture than glowing reviews from people who got discounts to this place. Adults are forced to order a meal as an entrance fee, and all the choices are subpar and overpriced. There was only one lovely staff member, an African American woman that unfortunately seemed to have left, because everyone else were not friendly nor helpful, and are barely present. The husband who supposedly cooks the meal made the driest, toughest, inedible steak salad and I couldn't even get help with my meal because there was no staff around to help, and whenever the husband came out, he would just be zipping in and out so fast I couldn't even catch him, and I couldn't leave my daughter by herself. The food choices for kids are also subpar. The play area itself is also subpar. There's very little options to play with, and whatever is there are mostly broken toys or have missing parts. The "separate" area for younger kids are always a huge mess to the point where it's safer for a 1-2 yr old to be in the general area with how disorganized it is. It's nothing but an afterthought, and bigger kids go there to mess up that area all the time No one really goes to clean up or check the play areas periodically, so even though it's part of their "rules", you see kids throwing toys at other kids, kids leaving messes around, etc. The positive reviews about these place are probably from people who've only been there once and have had some sort of discount. As a previous repeat customer who tried to give this place multiple chances, it is nothing but a cash-grab by greedy owners who care nothing about kids. The owner, Geraldine, also loves to promote her business on Facebook groups, and even whine about lack of "support" from people, but when previous customers try to make suggestions or anything remotely resembling a valid criticism, she'll remove the post so no one sees it. It's very dishonest, and shows what kind of people run this business. There are better places to go to entertain kids in SGV, don't waste your time and money here.