Afternoon.Flushing

Yum yum yum. Their service is good. The drinks are a must if you are going here. And while at it, why not grab yourself a donut 😉 I loved the coconut donut and their passion fruit drink. The photos of the drink I took were a little later when the ice melted, unfortunately. But they look great. Must try!!

I tried a Jongro hotdog for the first time. I got the original since I am brand new to this genre of corn dogs. I had no idea what to expect. It’s basically a corn dog with a breaded and crispy outer layer. Then they cover the outside with your desired sauces. I got ketchup, sriracha mayo (not really spicy), and a cheddar cheese sauce. I dined in as they do have limited spots for eating. I didn’t try the donuts but maybe next time! The Jongro hotdog was very interesting and good!

Nice quick snack with so many different varieties of choices of hotdog. They all look so delicious and I had a difficult time to choose. Any way I tried the instant noodle one and it taste pretty good and interesting at the same time. My daughter totally enjoy the original one. I’m so gonna come visit again to give all of them a try!

The service was good but slow. It was clean. The mozzarella was fresh and really good. The moochins are donuts with a soft center filling. The cappuccino was very strong but good. The lemonade was seltzer water, which I didn’t care for. The hotdogs lacked flavor.

Everything was delicious. I ordered a couple of things for a going away party and everyone loved it. The croffle was huge, it was enough for two people! The mochi donuts were ridiculously cute and super tasty. I will definitely have to stop by in person to pick up more goodies!

First time ordering, and it was super delicious. First bite on the cereal Mochi donut and my tastebuds were so happy. The tiramisu Croffle so delicious. It does not have an overpowering coffee flavor. Truly smooth. The matcha option I would’ve loved to add a bit more sweetness, but that’s just me. Overall happy with my order and I will definitely order again soon.

Service: Good Quantity: Great Cleanliness: Great Food: Bacon Egg and Cheese on Garlic Bread $7.49, Ham Egg and Cheese $7.49 Drink: Ice Mocha Latte (s) $4.34, Mocha Latte $3.99 Came here to get Brunch and decided to give their sandwiches a try. Their bacon egg and cheese on Garlic bread is very flavorful. The egg is very fluffy and tasty mixed with some juicy bacon and soft garlic bread. The first bite was a mouthful slight crispy outside Garlic bread but of in the inside. The sauce has a little tiny kick to it. As for the Ham Egg and Cheese its just as good if not better than the Bacon Egg and Cheese on Garlic Bread. Im all hands down for a Classic Ham Egg and Cheese. It would have been an even better bread if i was able to get Ham Egg and Cheese on garlic bread. I forgot if they had that option on the kiosk or not. Ice Mocha Latte was a bit sweet but other than that its good. as for the Mocha latte it was just right not too sweet and not plain on the taste. I would recommend this to anyone who like a decent Sandwich with a slight kick to it and fully/big breakfast. I would come back definitely.

Let's review their sandwich options with their new bbq burger along with their bacon egg sandwich. If you are a fan of egg sandwiches, it's a massive egg sandwich with w/e other toppings you got for it. If you wanted a more even ratio, this might not be for you. As for the burger, the bbq meat with Cole slaw combination is very flavorful. Only downside is that it is messy to eat and will fall apart. As for the prices, most of these are on the pricier side being $10+ each but I guess since you are getting a lot for what you paid for, it's worth it.

Service was very slow on a weekend night, but the food was ok. Only one man was making sandwiches that night, and sadly, the food wasn't really worth the wait. They were fine but nothing that I would wait a while for again, and they looked better than they tasted. The ordering process was a little confusing but I just used the kiosk machine. I passed by the other day and saw that it was closed.

Korean corn dogs were calling my name (I swear, I heard it!), so my friend and I made our way to this spot to satisfy our cravings. We decided to try both the sweet potato and regular potato mozza hot dog, and I have to say, it was pretty good! The cheese pull was everything I hoped for. While we were there, I noticed an intriguing little twist--mochi donuts next door! Talk about a pleasant surprise. This place also has a nifty kiosk for self-ordering your corn dogs, which made the whole process quick and easy. Just a heads-up, there's no seating inside and the space is on the smaller side, so it's more of a grab-and-go kind of spot. But hey, for a tasty mozza dog, it's totally worth it! Funny story: While munching merrily on our corn dogs near the window counter, two ladies walked by and stared at us the entire time. It was as if we were performing a gourmet food show. Maybe it was a sign that our corn dogs looked irresistibly delicious! ;) Unfortunately, I found out that this place is currently closed right now--no idea what happened! Hopefully, they reopen soon.

One of my favorite places to order hotdog and mozzarella sticks and one of the few places that have ramen noodle chips option. My husband favorite is the ramen noodle chips on hotdog. I usually get potato or sweet potato mozzarella. However the last few times I came sweet potato was sold out. I also like the option to add sugar. I think sugar really makes a big difference and I prefer the extra sweetness. Sauces I add usually cheese and ketchup and some times honey mustard. I like how these places are mad to order so it is always fresh and hot. These are best eaten when fresh although it is still good cold. The staff here are very friendly. She dropped my hotdog and all the sauce fell off but she redressed it nicely. They also offer a lot of other items on their menu that I have yet to try out. I know some of their mochi donuts do sell out early. I come after work so most of the time certain donuts are sold out.

Got an egg cheese sandwich ($6 w/ tax) which was really good. Asian bread it a lot thicker, bigger, & somewhat sweeter than American bread. The toast was good. There was plenty of egg in it & a slice of American cheddar. It's piping hot so be careful. Only reason I took a star down was cuz of the sweet mayo. Not a fan of mayo, much less sweet mayo. Again, only thing that should be sweet is dessert.

Afternoon cafe always attracts me when I pass by it in Flushing. It has a kiosk for ordering in store - giving it a four star mainly due to how short staffed it is. I also notice the cafe itself is quite roomy, so perhaps having a few table or seats for customers who are waiting will help utilizing the space a little better. We ordered a few things: - Tiramisu Croffle: this is my first time trying Croffle and man...it did not disappoint. The Croffle from Afternoon cafe is perfectly crispy but not overly dry. You can taste the croissant texture perfectly. The cream on top was surprisingly light. When I saw it at first, I was worried how heavy it will taste judging from the croffle and cream ratio. The cocoa powder dusted on top was just the perfect amount as well. - Egg sandwich: seems a little messy at first sight. In terms of taste, the egg sandwich is a little heavy in my opinion. The bread soaked up way too much butter to the point it tastes very greasy. The egg was cooked well otherwise.

I kept passing by this place, but never stepped in because it was usually after closing hours. Finally got a chance to go last weekend! Tried not to overdo it and ended up with: Mochi donuts - mocha coffee and milk tea. Both were really good! I'm picky about mochi donuts and their texture, and I'd order these again, especially the coffee one Mozzarella corn dog - this was crunchier than Oh K-Dog Flushing, and the sauces they had available were a nice addition. I do wish there was more cheese inside cause who doesn't love oozing cheese pulls? Tiramisu croffle - a cross between a croissant and waffle. I couldn't tell the croissant part because it tasted totally like a waffle. However tiramisu was a great flavor! The cream was just the right amount and it was so pretty dusted with cocoa powder. It came in a cute take-out container too Yuzu grapefruitade - a drink with yuzu, grapefruit and seltzer. Refreshing, as expected, nothing new Coming back to try other donuts and croffles (and egg toast if they finally decide to do it)!

Didn't actually buy anything but I did initially come in since my mom wanted a donut. The employees at the front didn't greet anyone, there were a few customers in the store as well..everyone was mostly standing around. Then we noticed the kiosk in the back area where they also have a display of what the donuts look like; when my mom saw how tiny they were, she said she'd rather go to a Chinese bakery. They really don't have too many flavor options and most of the food are really overpriced for what it is. It would help a lot more if the staff were more helpful as well, it would bring in more customers.

We were craving 'ugly' hotdogs and since the place on Northern Blvd was closed, we were lucky to find this gem. They have hotdogs, coffee and mochi donuts. Love the hotdogs but the wait is long, only difference is that this is indoors. We waited so long that our coffee got cold. Service is as fast as it can be but they were understaffed for a Saturday night. Place is nice and clean, and prices are better than other Korean hotdogs. Will definitely be back.

Came by last night after seeing the mochi donuts advertised. It's a small place and was clean with plenty of people inside. Service was fast and the donut was good, nothing crazy. If I came back I'd try the black sesame donut. Chewy, tasty but didn't WOW me!

I loved how Afternoon literally combined all the current trendy food into one store for convenience. Serving Korean corn dogs, croffles, mochi donuts, and (soon) egg toasts, I knew that I had to stop by! You place your order on the kiosks, and then wait for your number to be called. We ordered the sweet potato mozzarella corn dog, tiramisu croffle, and the injeolmi mochi donut. Of the items we ordered, the tiramisu croffle was my favorite- subtle and light. We didn't eat the food until we got back home (about 1hr later), so I definitely think the taste (specifically for the corn dog) is different than if you were to eat it immediately. Note: - currently, there's no seating area.

I like this place. There is an order in computer so you don't have to wait in line. You take your ticket and wait for your food. Easy Peezy very clean inside offer Their signature, Korean, hotdogs and donuts. I had the barbecue burger cause it looked delicious in the poster and it was.

There's something for everyone here. It's a one stop shop for everything you could want. Croffles, cheese dogs, Coffee, egg sandwiches, etc. There's a kiosk for ordering in case you're shy.

I ordered too goo to go package but they canceled my order before I picked up. They didn't admit their mistake and not willing to sell me their products. If you are not willing to sell, then just don't.

A really nice and cute concept for trendy foods. I tried their Ham Egg and Cheese Sandwich, Tiramisu Croffle and one of the corn dogs. My order took about 15 mins. Ham Egg and Cheese Sandwich: This was really good but a little TOO sweet. I wish it wasn't so sweet; it just became too overwhelming. The portion was quite big as well. Tiramisu Croffle: This was okay. I think they put way too much cream on it. I much prefer Croffle house. Corn dog: This is just Jongro corn dogs which I already usually love. I got the sweet potato mozzarella. Overall, it's a decent place if you're craving these kinds of foods and the location is quite convenient since you don't have to go all the way to Northern Blvd.

The hot dog taste delicious. Added with spicy mayonnaise sauce and mustard. Good to eat on the go. The texture is crispy and crunchy. Sausage is well-done.

Great place to come in for a quick bite. Quick service on both the donuts and the Korean hot dogs. Orders are placed in a touch kiosk. No option to add potato to the outside of some dogs. There were only a select few that had that They do have a couple of sauces to choose from. I have been here only a couple times, and there's times where they apply the sauce for you and others you do it yourself. Not sure of the policy here. Do recommend to try them all as they're all pretty good. Did also got black coffee, which was sold a pretty good price for the amount you get, and the coffee itself was good.

3.5 stars. I was excited to try this place since I am a huge fan of Mochi donuts. They have an expansive menu (sandwiches, desserts, and more) but I was here for the mochi donuts. I tried two, match and ube. Though they were decent, I felt that they weren't as chewy as some others I had and the flavors were not mind blowing. I wonder if ours were a little stale? Probably will not come back over other mochi donut places but worth checking out if it's convenient and you've never had a mochi donut before. P.S. they do not have seating, it is an an and out sort of shop.

Love the mochi balls! Coffee and Mochi balls are the best! They make it to order. Fresh and yummy even after it sits for a few hours

Popular Korean snacks all in one location. Easy and convenient location with different options. I always love trying all the different mochi donut places. Glad I got to check off another one on my list. Lots of flavors to choose from. The mochi donuts were so pretty. I picked a variety and all a huge hit. You place your order and pay at a kiosk machine. Then you go to the window and select the flavors you want. The store also sells the very Korean hot dog.

I really like their mochi donuts here! Also easily use the kiosk and purchase how many mochi donuts then went to the window of donuts and they ask you which ones you want. I personally liked the black sesame and the passion fruit the best! Their flavor just really stood out when chewing the mochi delight

A pretty great place to get mochi donuts and Korean corn dogs in Flushing. Ordered a box of 6 mochi donuts: *Chocolate w/ Smores, *Cookies & Cream, *Cinnamon Sugar, *Milk Tea, *Fruity Pebbles, *Matcha. All had great chewy texture with pretty accurate flavors. Personal favorites were matcha and cookies & cream. Surprisingly the fruity pebbles was good too. Least favorite is probably milk tea because it didn't taste the way I thought it would (couldn't taste milk tea). For the Korean hotdogs, we got mozzarella hotdog and jongro hotdog. Outer breading layer was thick, chewy, and crispy. Quite a bit to get through before you can taste the inside. Overall made really well - though i wish the cheese was a bit more melted and wrapped around the hotdog but don't think it's usually made that way.

This was an amazing stop while in Flushing. We had: - Iced Americano - basic and good - 3 mochi donuts - black sesame, milk tea, and churro. All good and black sesame was the winner. - Ham egg sandwich - amazing! A food I will dream of. Creamy, cheesy, sweet, salty with great textures. Loved it. I deducted one star because they were extremely short staffed and it took a while to get our items. They were hustling, and we wouldn't have minded- but they had no AC on a hot day and nowhere to sit. With the kiosk, we expected 5 minutes - not 25 minutes.

Service: Good Quantity: Great Cleanliness: Great Food: Bacon Egg and Cheese on Garlic Bread $7.49, Ham Egg and Cheese $7.49 Drink: Ice Mocha Latte (s) $4.34, Mocha Latte $3.99 Came here to get Brunch and decided to give their sandwiches a try. Their bacon egg and cheese on Garlic bread is very flavorful. The egg is very fluffy and tasty mixed with some juicy bacon and soft garlic bread. The first bite was a mouthful slight crispy outside Garlic bread but of in the inside. The sauce has a little tiny kick to it. As for the Ham Egg and Cheese its just as good if not better than the Bacon Egg and Cheese on Garlic Bread. Im all hands down for a Classic Ham Egg and Cheese. It would have been an even better bread if i was able to get Ham Egg and Cheese on garlic bread. I forgot if they had that option on the kiosk or not. Ice Mocha Latte was a bit sweet but other than that its good. as for the Mocha latte it was just right not too sweet and not plain on the taste. I would recommend this to anyone who like a decent Sandwich with a slight kick to it and fully/big breakfast. I would come back definitely.

Finally got to try this place after passing it all the time on my way home! Inside was pretty spacious and walking in it was pretty easy to order what I wanted which you can do at the register or by yourself on the multiple kiosks that they have. I was really craving a corndog and all the choices were appealing that it made me indecisive but I eventually went with the cheddar cheese hotdog. It took awhile to come out and I finally got my corndog after around 10 minutes even though there wasn't really any other customers around. The staff was super nice and asked what sauces I wanted on the corn dog and packed it to go for me. The corndog itself lived up to my expectations and satisfied my craving and it was still warm and hot and the cheese went perfectly with the sausage and I opted to add sugar onto mine and it was an excellent combination. I would definitely stop by here for their other options such as the mochi donuts which they offered many flavors or their sandwiches as well as the drinks. The only downside was that there was no seating but thanks to its location in Flushing, I was able to sit at a food court and enjoy my corndog.

It is decent. The sandwich is lacking in a bit of flavor but overall ok. The hotdogs are tasty.

Came to grab an iced matcha latte on this warm day. Ordered from the kiosk which was convenient, I ordered my drink with Oat milk but when they were about to make my drink they informed me they didn't have oat milk so I had to use whole milk. The drink itself came in a cute container but the taste was of just milk, barely any matcha. $4.99 for this was a waste. Hope they can improve on this.

Cute little shop in Flushing. Not too far to walk to from Main Street/Roosevelt. They offer Korean hotdogs, mochi donuts, coffee, and croffles. You order through kiosk machines which were easy to use and they come with pictures too. Staff was very friendly. All mozzarella hotdog with honey mustard sauce: Was just ok, would probably try the potato mozzarella hotdog next time. Potato hotdog with sriracha mayo: Loved! Would definitely get this again.

Afternoon Flushing is having their soft opening currently! Perfect place to grab a bite on my way home from work. The store is massive with three kiosks to order from, which are super convenient and there's less pressure for you to order quickly. They currently only have their mochi donuts, beverages(coffee and non-coffee), and corndogs. They have yet to add their egg toasts onto their menus and according to staff that'll be added as they open. Their staff is super sweet, fast, and attentive. As I waited for my latte and croffle, they were actively making sure all customers were being helped. Onto the food and drinks: - Matcha Latte(5/5): This drink came served in a super cute cup(?). Its definitely different and I've never been served in this. It was also pretty cheap 4-5$ roughly. They didn't have oat or soy milk which I wished they mentioned earlier or at least left it out of their menu. TIP: Until they're fully opened, I would ask them if they have theses alternatives before purchasing. I wasn't offered a refund but it was 50cents so not mad. Their latte was actually really good and lightly sweet. You can have your sweetness adjusted and I got mine lightly sweetened which I think was perfect. Good matcha flavor, at the end of the day it's just powder and milk but the bottle was adorable and it wasn't too bad. -Tiramisu Croffle (4/5) As a frequent visitor of Croffle House out in Murray Hill area, its so nice to have another spot that serves this closer to Main Street. The tiramisu croffle is different and not a flavor Ive had before but it was pretty good. I will say I enjoyed Croffle Houses' croffles better as its flakier/fresher but the cream and chocolate powder on this made it perfect. Chefs kiss. -Mocha Coffee Mochi Donut (5/5) This flavor is interesting and was recommended to me by the staff and Im so glad I tried it. Its chocolatey but not too sweet with a slight caffeine kick. The mochi donut texture reminds me a lot like Supex Donuts down northern blvd so its a huge plus that they serve similar ones here. Amazing option! Must try if you do decide to grab a donut. Overall, I am excited for the place and it appears super promising. The staff are welcoming and wonderful, really helpful. Theres more to come for this spot, so keep yours eyes peeled! I know I will for sure. TIP: Try to come earlier because their mochi donuts were almost all out :( super popular

Stopped here for mochi donuts (first timer) after my husband's doctor's appointment nearby. I was WOWWED. Insanely fresh and delicious. Has a chewier consistency than a regular donut (in the best way). Coconut was my absolute favorite. The two women working inside could not have been nicer. I'd drive the 40 minutes just for the coconut mochi donut again. We bought a dozen ($34) and I don't expect there will be any remaining come tomorrow :)

This is the first time we went there and it was amazing! We got six assorted mochi mochi donuts and they were delicious! We will definitely be returning again.

Strawberry croffle was really tasty. Flaky and not too sweet. The watermelon drink was so good and refreshing but it's super overpriced. I would return to try the sandwiches and the other croffle flavors!

Went for an eye exam on bell and got a little hungry. I really wasn't looking for a full on meal and just wanted a snack. After walking down the block I stumble upon this new restaurant that serves croffles (croissant waffles), Korean hotdogs, mochi donuts and figured that'll do that job. Proceeded inside and was prompted I could see the menu and order through the kiosk and saw a variety of flavors and options. Decided on a mozzarella dog, potato stuffed mozzarella dog and a custard croffle to go. Shortly after placing the order the person tending to the orders made the hot dogs fresh and served it to us with haste. One quick bite and I already knew this place is a gem. I've had my fare share of Korean hot dogs and none of them tasted this good. The dough wasn't dry and was a hint of sweet and someone about the cheese made it superior to all the Korean dogs I've had in the past. Look no further when going to bell blvd for a snack. This new restaurant is def worth the visit. The staff was extremely nice and welcoming and they definitely deserve the 5 stars.

We tried so many things at this restaurant and all were good. We bought two breakfast sandwiches. One with bbq in it and one just cheese and egg. Preferred the cheese and egg because it had some delicious sauces in it and everything was cooked perfectly, but both were good. The egg and cheese was so good we went back the next day for it. Sandwiches were made fresh. The strawberry croffle was amazing! It was like it was caramelized. This is a must try. We tried 4 different donuts. They were all good. Oreo was my favorite with matcha coming in second. Try this place if you are in the area!

Stopped by after having some Korean food up the block so we only ordered 2 chocolate mochi donuts bc we were full but just could not NOT have any. It was good!! Can't wait to come back to try the other flavors and some croffles. Wish they had inside seating, there's certainly space for a few tables... ‍

- The Tiramisu Croffle is insanely good. - The Dalgona latte is also insanely good. - The mocha donuts are simply the finest that I have had anywhere. I order from this place at least three times per month. All the bad reviews on here are absolutely unwarranted, the donuts are so delicious. They also put adorable little notes on the box when you order delivery and I personally really appreciate that. Afternoon donuts are simply the most bussin'

Love the black sesame mochi donuts! It's beyond amazing! So far I have tried the churro flavor and it definitely hits the spot. I've tried the milk tea donut and the chocolate as well. They are all lovely. Again the best so far is the black sesame!!! Looking forward to going there this morning. My niece did get the cheese dog last time and basically was a giant mozzarella stick with some type of drizzle of ketchup and mustard sauces. Not my thing. But the donuts are the absolute best!!!!

Very clean and spacious atmosphere. Wanted to try something sweet so I purchase the mochi mochi. Food is all about presentation.

I love mochi donuts! They have many different flavors you can choose from. My favorite was their black sesame. You place your order from a kiosk and then get to choose your flavors once your number is called. The workers were not too friendly or helpful if you have questions. But I definitely would come back to try their other items.

Even on a hot day, the staff is friendly, welcoming and quick. A bit heavy on the sauce but that's up to your preference. The dogs are thick. The batter is light. Great texture.

Clean. Friendly staff. Self service kiosk makes order and pick up very easy. Menu has something for everyone.

Been ordering here for 2 months, the same order a simple hotdog with mozzarella and they made it with only mozzarella and would not correct the wrong order! Will not order again girl barely speak English and no one take order there. Send you to the app machine!! I just paid $12 for plain mozzarella

This is a must hit spot!! Everything taste amazing and are freshly made. Went in and the workers were beyond helpful and welcoming. Is something you can eat for breakfast or even as a snack during the day. But must try atleast one of each.

Ordered a sandwich and match latte this morning. food tastes decent but there was one small detail that made me want to write a review. I was holding other things, so I asked the owner to bag my latte too. He could have just placed it into the plastic bag and gave it to me, but no, he took the extra step to put it into another paper bag to make sure it holds in place. This is great hospitality that made my morning.

Mochi donut, Croffle and Korean hot dogs all in one location. Nuff said! Go around 9-10am as if you go too early not all the flavors are ready yet. Loved everything! Croffle was a pleasant surprise.

Their egg sandwiches are the best thing here. The coffee I'm not to impressed with. My daughter wanted the corn dog and it was not good at all but she did like the mochi donuts.

I remember when this place first opened it was very good, I would come here in the morning every day. And there would be a young man that would greet me and makes great coffee. He had phenomenal customer service very nice and always had a smile on his face. However, I recently came back from vacation and visited the store and everything just seemed to be downgraded the croffles were cold and stale, customer service was simply not there I waited at the doughnut stand and waited but the workers were just chatting. I am very unsatisfied with the food here now.

Afternoon Flushing is a Korean style bakery and snack shop selling coffee, mochi donuts, egg sandwiches, croffles, and corn dogs. The staff were helpful and friendly at the counters. There is one ordering kiosk where you select your desired items and pay with a credit or debit card, then you bring your receipt to the correct counter area. The mochi donuts counter was located towards the back of the shop and they had probably a dozen unique flavors: passion fruit, purple sweet potato/ube, cereal/captain crunch, matcha, coconut, strawberry, milk tea, churro, injeolmi, and mocha. The donuts for half a dozen was $15 which is similarly priced to 3 other mochi donuts shops I've visited nearby. The mochi donuts were soft and chewy but the only thing that differentiated the donuts were the frostings. The frostings did not taste strong enough for each flavor, most of the frostings just tasted like sugar. I do not recommend the ube sweet potato or strawberry. The toasted coconut has the most flavor but it overpowers the texture of a mochi donut.

Normally when I'm in Flushing, I'm getting Chinese/dumplings (shout out to white bear, iykyk), but I've been on a hot dog kick lately, so decided to give this place a try. They have a bunch of variety in hot dogs and also sauces, so let me give a tip that I'm sure everyone already knows. Fried+cheese+spicy=can't go wrong. If you have trouble picking, just stick to that formula and you'll be good i.e. mozzarella dog with the Sriracha mayo or a volcano with cheddar sauce. Oh and the hot dogs come out super quick.

After seeing this place on instagram for months, I finally decided to visit. I didn't get to try all the vendors, but I was glad I got to try Egg Lab and Croffle Haus. The waiting time was quite long, despite it being 11 am on a Tuesday. I brought my food to go, so unfortunately I didn't get to try the food hot and fresh. I started off with a bacon and egg sandwich. For starters, I absolutely loved how soft and fluffy the milk bread was. As I bit into the sandwich, I tasted the white sauce on top which was sweet, but complimented the egg well. I think they were generous with the bacon too in comparison to other Korean egg sandwich places I've tried. The spicy mayo in the sandwich worked really well and added more flavor to the sandwich. Overall, a really good sandwich for about $6-$7 and was super filling as well. As mentioned previously, I also ordered some Croffles to indulge in. I bought 3 croffles, but only tried the blueberry one. My initial reaction was that the blueberries were placed oddly and looked funny to me, however, the Croffle itself was delicious. I loved the sweet cream they put on top because it was not too sweet and was fluffy.