Snicker doodles were good but the toffee crunch were definitely old, dry, and aged today. Cookies…read moreare one thing that should not carry over to the next day if that is your main product. Freshness is key and a milk option is desired.

What's makes a good cookie? I have no idea but I do know that whenever I'm in the area I get some…read moreLarry's Cookies! I'm seriously addicted to them. I came to this mall for a fundraiser throughout the month of December and I probably ate every single type of cookie they serve. The best part is they are consistently good and I hear from a source that the best snicker doodles can be found at the Iverson mall in temple hills. I was out that way one night but it was a little to hood for my taste. I suggest you try the chocolate chip walnut they are my absolute favorite. My second favorite would be the double peanut butter. I hear they have been around forever but I'm new to the dmv so it's new to me and I love them!!

Wonderful baked goods! They are currently at Quench Beer and Wine on New Hampshire in Silver Spring…read moreso stop by whenever near. Thank you for the delicious challah bread.

You can not go wrong with a Classic Cinnabon, hot and fresh out the oven with extra frosting! The…read morebest! Try their frozen drinks also, they are delicious. Enjoy!

Great cinna buns hot fresh gooey pecans and caramel the drinks are good too customer service is…read morealway good

I went here the other day before a meeting. The service was great. I like how quickly they take…read moreyour order and get you your food and/or beverages. I really appreciate that they have gluten-free bagels. I had a gluten-free everything bagel breakfast sandwich with turkey sausage. I didn't get cheese. It was still flavorful. I also got a dirty chai with oat milk. It was just what I needed to wake up. They have high top and regular tables to ensure there are various seating options. I will definitely visit them again!

Visited because I was in the mood for an everything bagel breakfast sandwich and hadn't walked over…read morebefore. This location is pretty close to the university just across from the front entrance. Staff was friendly, service was quick. Pricing maybe just because everything feels so expensive now and I'm originally from New York felt a little pricey but I feel everything does right now. Also convenience factor and I did see they seem to have some sort of reward system so I guess if you frequent enough maybe you do get a break on future orders. I ordered a sausage egg and cheese on an everything bagel and was a little surprised the sausage was smaller pieces versus a patty but it was decent and satisfied the craving for the day.

Friendly service, great pastries - especially the small snacks on top of thr counter. I had a…read morechocolate moon pie with cream in the middle. It was so much better than a Hostess brand cake I will definitely return.

I love this bakery! I have been coming here for years and I always purchase a cake for my birthday…read more I love all the cakes, cookies and numerous other goodies. If your looking for excellent service, custom cakes or small sweet treats be sure to stop by.

Outstanding breads, baked goods, pastries, sandwiches....a very lovely mix of old mill and cozy…read moreambience. Very embracing folks serving their local patrons.

Kind customer service and knowledgeable employees. Stopped in for a coffee and pastry and left with…read moreone of the best brownies I've had. This spot does not have a massive selection of pastries but focuses on bars like brownies and lemon bars as well as croissants. Simple and delicious! They were large portion sizes and fair prices, the cream cheese brownie I bought was $5.50 as of October 2026 and it was huge and hefty. I wanted the basic brownie at first, but it contained walnuts so I opted for a different one. If I'm ever in the area I would definitely return again to try some other menu items.

The bread here is absolutely delicious and worth making a separate trip to pick up some unique…read moreflavors. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly and does a good job of maintaining a pleasant atmosphere for all.

I had heard great things about this place, and they did not disappoint! Charming atmosphere and the…read morestaff was so friendly and helpful! I will definitely be back

So literally, I just got home from Sweet Tooth Cafe & Cakes, and I went there on happenstance after…read moremy sewing class because I was so close to Sonic. We do not have one where I live, so I naturally get excited every time I'm near one, and I make it my mission to stop and get a slushie. I traditionally get the lemon slush or the lime slush. But unbeknownst to me, Sonic redid their menu. Since there isn't one close to my house, I had to update the app and sign back in. Then I tried to order my usual drink, but because it had been more than 90 days since my last visit, my previous order was gone. So I started looking through the menu, only to realize the lemon frozen slush and the lime frozen slush were no longer there. I literally spent over 30 minutes sitting in the Sonic stall scrolling through the app because you have to order through it to get the half-price slushes. Now they have these new slushes with some type of tea concentrate, and I already know I don't like green tea. I didn't want to risk paying for something I probably wouldn't enjoy, especially since there wasn't an option to sample it. So I opened my Maps app to see what was nearby. That's when I noticed that a young lady I'd been following on Instagram had her Italian ice shop close by. I thought, "Oh my goodness!" It was less than a mile away, so I drove over to Killa Italian Ice & Smoothie and picked up some lemonade and a slice of cake. After that, I thought, "Let me see what other small businesses I can support while I'm over here." I wasn't really interested in any of the other food options because they were things I could already get in Woodbridge. So I searched for bakeries and found Sweet Tooth Cafe & Cakes, just a short drive away. I walked in, and to my surprise, they had a full restaurant menu in addition to their baked goods. Let me tell you, these people were so amazingly welcoming the moment I walked in. "Hey, sis!" "Hi, welcome!" I immediately felt at home, and I honestly haven't felt that way in an establishment in a very long time. I ended up telling the young lady behind the register about my whole Sonic adventure, and she said, "Well, let me let you try my chicken curry salad." Now, I didn't have the heart to tell her that I don't like chicken salad, so I said, "Okay." Let me tell you...that chicken curry salad was banging. I was like, "Oh wow. This is good." As we kept talking, I looked over the menu and realized I didn't want my usual comfort foods like pizza, collard greens, or macaroni. I wanted to try something different. So I ordered their Chicken with Attitude with rice and cabbage. The chicken had a Middle Eastern rustic flavor. It was roasted, incredibly tender, and unlike anything I'd had before. It's definitely a different taste and probably an acquired one, but I really enjoyed it. Although I'd only had that sample of the chicken curry salad, it was so good that I ordered half a pound of it to take home, along with a piece of pound cake. Like I said at the beginning, I DO NOT EAT chicken salad, but it completely surprised me. But beyond the food, they brought me a complimentary lemonade while I was sitting there eating. It tasted so fresh, like freshly squeezed lemon with other fresh fruit over ice. It was absolutely delicious and refreshing. Everywhere throughout the restaurant were little signs about genuine kindness. The whole place just felt welcoming. Being from Alabama, I grew up with Southern hospitality. You make eye contact, greet people, and make them feel at home. That's not meant to discredit businesses in DC, Maryland, or Virginia. This area is a melting pot of people from all over the world, and culturally, not everyone expresses hospitality the same way. But when I walked into Sweet Tooth Cafe & Cakes, every single person embodied that welcoming spirit. It wasn't just one employee. It was the people behind the counter, the people coming out of the kitchen, and even those arriving for work. I just remember thinking, "Wow." I felt safe. I felt welcomed. I felt wanted. I felt at home. I felt like family. More than the food, I felt like I had found my tribe. I found my village. I honestly wish I lived closer because, if I did, I'd probably be there every day. Since moving to this area in 2009, that's the feeling I've been missing. If I could recommend Sweet Tooth Cafe & Cakes a million times over, it wouldn't just be because of the food. It would be because of the sense of belonging. It's that feeling of walking into a place where everybody knows your name, even when they don't. If you're going through something, this is the place to go. Not just to feed your belly, but to feed your soul.

The service was amazing. Very friendly and they offered lots of information about their choices…read more There is seating inside but when I went there was no AC so it was super hot inside. They had fans going to def too hot to stay. I would say everything I ordered was okay. So it's worth stopping if it's convenient but not enough to go too far out the of your way. I got jerk wings (but there was hardly any seasoning on them), peach cobbler (was mostly just peaches that tasted canned), cookies and cream cheesecake, and glazed pound cake.