Bake It Up

We tried the cupcakes and they were delicious! The Nutella one has such light fluffy icing and it's not too sweet! Turkish delights were fantastic as well. It's a cute place! There are a lot of drinks options too. We will have to come back another time to try them.

I tried the cinnamon bun, banana pudding, and Arabic leche. Wow! Each one was a delicious surprise! The cinnamon bun came highly recommended by the other customers, and it must be served warm. It was flaky and buttery, with crisp edges coated in cinnamon sugar. The banana pudding tasted homemade in the best way. Classic and comforting, it had a unique flavor that I still can’t quite identify, but it was creamy, rich, and layered with generous amounts of fresh bananas. This was the STAR! The Arabic leche (similar to Tres Leche). The staff told me it’s their #1 seller, and I understand why! It was a beautiful surprise. Light, airy, and perfectly soaked. The rose petals and hint of pistachio added a delicate flavor that made it feel special, like something you'd serve for a special occasion.

I love this bakery! The food is always delicious, and they go above and beyond with the portion sizes. The Arabic tres-leches style cake and the jalapeño & cheddar bread are my favs. The only frustrating thing is that they only have 1 item available for GF eaters and that's sold out every time I go. Fortunately I don't have celiac disease, so even though it does affect me negatively, at least I'm still able to enjoy a small treat every once in awhile and pay the price later. Hoping they'll expand their GF menu soon, and that they'll be nice enough to include a variety of baked goods, (preferably some items that don't contain chocolate, unlike their GF choc chip cookie). I don't know what it is about people who offer GF baked goods that they seem to think we all enjoy eating stuff with chocolate in it. Some of us are very sensitive to chocolate. Regardless, their food is delicious and definitely worth giving a try. And for me, knowing that it's also halal is the icing on the cake.

This bakery lives in my head rent free. I am not exaggerating when I say I think about their iced pistachio latte on a near daily basis. The cheesy mushroom danish (picture incl) is a 10. The strawberry cloud latte is delicious too. I come back every weekend I can to check out Fatima’s newest recipes. She made a shakshuka danish that was out of this world. I recommend this place to all my friends and family!

Love this place !!! The pastries taste scrumptious !! I’ve never had such good service with a smile , I felt so welcomed. Thank you for such wonderful delightful service. Love the Turkish coffee .

Fatima, the owner, is always so sweet with customers. She works hard and loves what she does. The food offered generally rotates, with some staple menu items. Everything I've tried so far is delicious! I especially love the Dubai chocolate bars

I look forward to visiting again in the future, as much for the Arabic-flavor-infused baked goods as the iced refreshers. Very welcoming from the moment you step inside, as everyone's addressed as “my love” by the owner. For the leche cake, my first impression was saltiness! I am admittedly sensitive to salt, but rather than turn me off, it led to an interesting sweet–savory balance that kept me taking that next bite. The cake rested in a layer of milk, and heavy whipped cream adorned the milk-soaked white cake's top. The crushed pistachio nuts provide the cake with an appealing crunch, and the petals yielded a fun chew. It's Vimto Time" had an excellent mix of sweet, tangy, and spicy flavors, with bubbly water livening it all up. Gorgeous color, too. Mild spice and pumpkin flavors for the pumpkin caramel cake, but the shortening-based frosting and caramel sauce yielded tons of tangy flavor.

The owner is super kind, very welcoming, and proud of her shop. I love tiramisu, so whenever I see some it’s a must to try. Usually I’m disappointed and it’s not even real tiramisu. This was not the case here, it was amazing, The espresso, the salty tangy cream, with the cocoa powder just perfection. I tried it the first time yesterday, and had to go back for another today.

Now i really dont write many reviews at all but this coffee shop is the best ive had in castro valley. If you go here please get the Bake it Up Latte, that shit is fire. Also the owner Fatima is very friendly.. she remembers me and my gf everytime after only seeing us once and always meets us with a smile. Very family oriented spot and chill lounging area.

We came here for the first time on a weekend morning and were so impressed by this place! I think the owner/baker/main staff member was in the front making the coffees and preparing everyone's orders and she seemed to know customers and chat with everyone as they came by, creating a nice community feel. The bakery doesn't have indoor seating, but there are a few tables right outside the front of the store, but it can be a little chilly sitting out front. We had one of the best tasting croissants we've had ever here. The spinach artichoke croissant had a rich cream that balanced with the baked cheese on top. It was huge and had amazing and unique flavors to it. We also tried the brownie, which had chocolate chips and every bite -- though the crust wasn't crispy at the top, it was still a rich brownie. The pistachio latte was very unique and she told us that the pistachios came from the Middle East and were freshly grounded. The latte was very smooth, though on the sweet side, and my partner said he would come back just for the latte. It is very clear that the owner puts a lot of thought, care, and love into her baked goods and drinks. Everything we had was very impressive and we can see why there was a steady stream of customers all morning. However, we did initially come for the cinnamon rolls, and even though it was an hour after the bakery opened, they were all out of cinnamon rolls because someone came and bought them all. That was a little bit disappointing but it does seem like a good bakery like this will sell out pretty quickly. We'll definitely be back!

Came across this bakery in Castro Valley. Had a good variety of baked goods. We got three kinds of cookies, a cookie dough croissant, honey bun cupcake and a Dubai Chocolate croissant. All pretty good. Would come back! Small quaint shop with outdoor seating. Plan on coming back! Service was good, the guy was very helpful.

Fatima, the owner, is very friendly. Her son, Uness, tries to act so hard and cool, and I think to myself, you're in a cute little bakery, so there's no need to put on a facade, but whatever, that's his style I guess. I love the orange olive oil cake, and I've had it many times, but as others have also commented, the cakes and cupcakes are not good at all. They are very pretty, to be sure, but the frostings are have an odd flavor. Too much salt, perhaps, and not made with butter. I can't put my finger on it, but it's not my cup of tea. This goes for the chocolate cake and red velvet cake. I'll just stick to the baked goods without icing.

I went here on a Friday and it was fairly busy. We were welcomed In and ordered getting our pastries quickly followed by our drinks. The tres leches was amazing never had anything like it! The halal pizza focaccia was very flavorful tasted like a deep dish pizza. We took our food outside and enjoyed it on their outdoor seating. My sister liked the chai but I would have got another drink besides the biscoff coffee. The coffee itself was good but the biscoff was very thick. Maybe if you like biscoff it's the drink for you. I would definitely come back for their Turkish coffee.

When I find my pics I will upload them. The owner is so kind and welcoming. Love the baked goods here tried a few of the items and none disappointed. My favorite is the Almond Croissant. Super delicious. Needa try the drinks one day if im in the area. Def will be coming back for them almonds lawdddd. Also loved the cookie croissant!

I really wanted to like this bakery considering it's a local bake shop, but it was disappointing. There's a good selection of cupcake flavors to choose from (birthday cake, vanilla, chocolate, seasonal, etc), but I ended up getting a strawberry shortcake flavor ($4.25/each). It's not a cheap cupcake, so I expected it to taste better. I grabbed a fork thinking it would be an easy/smooth cut for my first bite, but the fork barely went through the cupcake. The frosting down to the cake itself was hard. I don't know if I'm just used to softer cupcakes that melts into your mouth easily, but this was not it. Maybe other items on their menu are better...but I will not be returning for another cupcake here. Location: Central Castro Valley Parking: Lots of parking Ambiance: Cute and small bakery with a small outdoor seating area.

Very cute, female owned cafe. Ordered Fatima's drink and a danish. The drink was much like a soothing detox tea, lemoney in flavor with fresh ginger and rose petals. Outdoor seating only. I didn't get to try any of the meat items during this visit but they are all halal!

Came in during my weekday lunch hour, easy parking and not crowded. Shop has cute decor and a coffee bar set up near the door. Also a couple of tables outside. I like that the kitchen is visible My group went with the biscoff tiramisu, red velvet, and the carrot cupcake for deserts. For beverages we tried the chai, strawberry lemonade, and matcha. The tiramisu was delicious. My group wasn't crazy about the red velvet. Everyone loved their drinks. Would return.

So I want to highlight how pleasant is was to talk to Fatima. She has a lovely personality. So welcoming, so real and just a sweet lady. Her service is welcoming and a delight to meet her. For the food, we ordered some drinks which were both delicious and then ordered a few items. Purchased 6 cupcakes, the olive oil slice of cake, I think, which was hella good, her recommendation to train it cuz I wanted the apple crisp coffee. Also purchased 5 cookies the brown butter, oatmeal raisin.

This place is full of genuine people and that's really what gives it the full 5 stars. The coffee list was full of classics as well as unique Arab-inspired items. The Arabic chai was great, and the Yemeni coffee was perfect. The CROISSANTTTTTTT is that's how you fill a croissant!!!! Can't wait to come back and try more, as a kosher person I'm most excited for the halal pizza focaccia (what is the pepperoni made out of?? I'm already sold)

I have been in search of a cookie croissant in the Bay area. Last time I had one was in S. California, Corona Del Mar. I was so excited when I found Bake It Up with different types of croissants. Good coffee. We tried their cookie croissant honey lavender and biscoff pleasure. Also, I got a breakfast sandwich that was very filling. For croissant, of course, I got the cookie one and baklava. I will definitely come back to try their other sweets like cupcakes, slice of cake and more bakery goodness. Also, I need to go back to try their Dubai croissant. The place is tiny inside with no place to seat except for outside. Good for to go only. Service was fast. Not a long wait even though they were kinda busy when I came in at 10:15 am. A great bakery addition to Castro Valley.

A must try! I placed an order over the phone for a tray of cinnamon rolls for an event and the person taking my order was very nice. When I picked up my order I was greeted by Fatima, the ambiance and service was top tier. I decided to order a coffee and she recommended the biscoff latte, LOVED it! I will definitely be coming back. I took my photo once I had already cut into my tray but they were gone within minutes! Worth every penny!

We ordered a bunch of things to try here, and really enjoyed the Arabic Leche Cake (delicate, not too sweet, addictive!), Orange Olive Oil Cake (moist, dense, and light flavor). I also loved the Dubai chocolate pistachio latte!! We also tried the sour cream coffee cake and Dubai croissant. The coffee cake was a little bit dry. The Dubai croissant was pricey, but worth a try especially if you're splitting it with a bunch of people. Service was friendly! Will be back again if ever in the area.

The Biscoff Tiramisu is amazing. I also had their coffee Americano. There is seating outside if you want to eat what you purchased. I think the owner served me and she was really friendly and nice.

My friend and I stopped by after lunch hoping to grab some pastries and check out this place since it opened (kind of) recently. We were greeted by a super sweet worker and welcomed with the cutest decor. The space is a bit small, but it just feels so friendly inside! There were cakes and pastries on display and even though we stopped by for snacks, we realized that they have a pretty solid drink menu too! I ordered four croissants to-go: baklava, cookie, almond, and spinach artichoke. They were all really good! If they're not warm, I'd suggest toasting them or heating them up before eating. The sweet croissants were really sweet but tasted great and incorporated their flavors well. I didn't order drinks this time around but I definitely want to come back to try some of their coffees and cookies!

Glad we have various bakeries to choose from in Castro Valley & Bake It Up definitely is a treat! As you enter you are greeted with such variety it is hard to choose & with the small entry space & ordering counter it can get a little cramped. So it would be wise to know what you want. Order: Spinach Artichoke Croissant $6.25 loaded with plenty of spinach & artichoke filling. Each bite tastes just as good as the last with a perfect combination of creaminess to salt & heat from the jalapeño, that you keep coming back for more. Arabic Chai 16 oz.$5.50 Yemen tea, evaporated milk, cardamom spice & sugar was a nice change instead of drinking coffee. An aromatic brew of tea that had the perfect hint of spice to sugar ratio. Happy to have visited & will be Back soon!

I came close to closing and they were sold out of a lot of things by then. Decided to try the Birthday Cupcake and it was good. Cupcake itself was very moist and delicious, but the frosting was a bit thick and could have been a little sweeter. Still good and I'd come back again to try some of the other options.

Came here for a coffee pick me on my way home. It was my first time visiting and the employee was nice and kind. She recommended their best seller which was the pistachio latte (which you can get hot or iced). They don't serve coconut like, so I opted for the oat milk. The bakery also had a nice selection of seasonal drink and pastries along with their regular menu. Next time I will try the food!

Absolutely loved everything that I got from this cute bakery. The morning bun had the perfect sweetness and was really fresh as well. Yemeni latte was really good and I can definitely taste the flavor with each sip. The owner, Fatima was so welcoming and genuine. Just by a short interaction and conversation, you can tell that she pours her heart into the bakery, and I can definitely feel that with each bite.

I have been looking forward to trying this new bakery in Castro Valley - happy to say I would be happy to go here again! Their cakes look amazing in the display case! I will have to try it on mt next visit. On this visit, I had a pumpkin french toast casserole and my husband had an almond croissant. The pumpkin frencg toast was very decadent-basically like a pumpkin bread pudding. My husband originally wanted a crookie but they were all sold out - bummer, maybe next time. In addition to the sweets, I also got myself an Arabic chai-it was pretty yummy, the cardamom flavor really stood out. The bakery itself is very tiny, so not so much a hang out spot, although they do have a couple small outdoor tables on the sidewalk so you could have a little coffee date if the tables aren't taken up!

Omg Where do I start.. U MUST TRY THE BANANA PUDDING .. it's a must it's so good very different from any other banana pudding u ever had.. the perfect about of sweetness bananas cookies and a layer of cake.. its good the cake takes it to another level u won't be disappointed.. next u must try the croissant French toast casserole..perfect for breakfast and u can grab a tea or coffee.. it's a few tables and chairs outside if u would like to enjoy your items.. it's a small shop but filled with staff who value you and want to serve good fresh homemade treats.. I forgot to mention this business is owned by a Wonder loving woman who is adding to the community s d bringing some treats with a Arabic twist that u never knew u needed

Discovered this new bakery in our area and wanted to try it out. We came in on a Saturday morning for breakfast for a light coffee and pastry family outing treat. When you walk in it is very warm and welcoming. And the fall decor made it extra festive. The upbeat music boosted my mood immediately. They had a small menu offering fall flavored drinks and coffees with pumpkin, chai flavors as well of course. Typically I like to try to be a little adventurous and order unique flavors and this bakery shop definitely provides that. I think the owners might be Middle Eastern, many flavors I don't typically see i.e. cardamom , pistachio etc. We were very excited to try all these new flavors! I ordered a pistachio latte which I have never seen before or tried anywhere else. The pistachio cream at the bottom is soooo yummy. No additional sweetener added. And the layers of coffee and milk and green pistachio cream on bottom is very pretty and aesthetic and all the more appetizing. My husband ordered the cardamom roll. He loves anything cardamom. I also ordered the trendy cookie croissant and the leche cake. The leche cake, was also beautiful with the little purple dried petals and the sprinkles of pistachio on top really opens your eyes to feast. It is in between, less sweet than American sweetness but also not too light when it comes to asian bakery sweetness - like right in the middle. Was very tasty! We sat outside, the store has 4 tiny tables and chairs- cafe style. And the weather was already 70-80 degrees this early morning, pretty hot at 10 am but perfect for al fresco dining. Love this new little bakery . Would love to come back to try some more of their unique bakes goods.

Loved the breakfast sandwich and carrot cake that I have tried. Haven't loved their coffee drinks as much and they don't yet have an açaí bowl. Great service and I am always kindly welcomed in their space.

The food was good! But the service was better (: it is owned by a sweet family and you can tell they care about their customers! The ambiance is a grab and go setting. The croissants are not too special but I've been meaning to try the Dubai chocolate one! The latte was good but on the sweet side.

Lovely little place. Creative flavor combinations. Friendly staff. Brought a big smile to my wife's face when I brought home treats! My wife had the chocolate chip cookie croissant, but she would neither share with me or allow a photo before diving in. I'm assuming it was tasty.

Loving this local bakery, owner is Yemen, very sweet lady! They have a variety of coffees and pastries to choose from. Turkish Coffee, Yemen coffee, pumpkin latte etc!

I've been meaning to stop by and try this place out since I saw that they opened, and finally found the time this morning. I was warmly welcomed when I arrived, and they were super friendly and patient while I read through the coffee menu. I decided on a Biscoff Latte, and was happy that they asked me whether I wanted it sweetened or not. I'm not a big fan of super sweet things, so I asked them for it to be lightly sweetened. It came out piping hot, and when it had cooled just a little, I was very pleasantly surprised (because I'm picky, lol). It was delicious, and lightly sweetened as ordered - perfect for me! The Biscoff cookie flavor was really tasty (almost a bit of caramel and spice if you're not familiar) - it went really well with the espresso. Highly recommend! I also got cupcakes to surprise the kiddos with after dinner - we tried out chocolate, Oreo, vanilla, and red velvet. The kiddos liked the chocolate and Oreo, and so far I have tried the vanilla. It had a grown-up salty-sweet thing going on - also not overly sweet at all. Loved it! I didn't have enough room for the red velvet, but it's in a Tupperware in the fridge for tomorrow! Everything looked amazing, so I also ordered a croissant for my son's after school snack, and a baklava croissant for my husband and I to split for breakfast. They asked if I wanted the croissant warmed up, but since both were for a bit later I declined. After finishing my coffee at home, I had half of the baklava croissant for my breakfast. It was packed with delicious nutty filling, and the outside of the croissant was almost caramelized with the syrup. This was such a unique croissant, and so incredibly good. Must try! (My husband also thoroughly enjoyed the other half after lunch). Oh, and my son said his plain croissant was "ok," as he ate every bite, and asked what other kinds of croissants they had available (a rave review from a middle school boy, lol!). He's excited to try the cookie croissant next time. The owner was really sweet. The staff were so helpful. Everything was delicious. I can't wait to come back and try more!

Bake it Up Bakery & Cafe opened where Karin Johnson's bakery was. No inside seating. 3 tables outside. 2 showcases filled with baked goods, cakes, cookies, etc. quick, courteous service. Offerings: coffee, teas, toasts, bowls, sandwiches, espressos, iced refreshers, frappe, smoothies, a mix of American & Middle East/Yemen bakes & eats, American/Yemen fusion...menus everywhere. Bites: slice Arabic Leche (8.25) -topped with sweetened whipped cream, purple flowers, various green toppings -"cake" underneath was liquified milky sogginess --1st time having this. Kids will luv this Sips: Turkish Coffee (6) black, sugarless -semi-bold, strong covfefe. Biggest serving ever. Usually served in smaller portions, stronger too. -had mucho fine coffee grounds on bottom. Comped sample of Arabic Chai aka Yemen Tea. -strong tea taste. Cardamon flava faint. Suggested to owner more cardamon needed. 4.5 stars not familiar with menus/layout. Yemen bakes not all available. All goods house made.

I have been waiting for this place to open as I always see it from my nail place and it did not disappoint!!! I tried 3 of their desserts, the tiramisu, Arabic leche and biscoff tiramisu. The biscoff tiramisu is by far my favorite although all of them were really good. The Arabic leche is so moist and if you like cardamom and rose the flavors are incredible! I also tried their Yemeni latte and it's so good. They make it fresh and it takes a few minutes but so worth the wait! The owner and team was so sweet and you can tell she takes such pride in her products and bakery. Highly recommend checking them out!! Such a cute spot!

Fatima was so sweet. I wish the frosting was a bit softer as the almond coconut raspberry cupcake was hard to enjoy with the coconut oil stiffening the cream. The croissant was good, but I wish she told me there was almond oil in it since it was a bit strong.

Best bakery in Castro Valley! The ambiance The delectable yummy treats You have to try their chocolate chip cookie croissant. It's pretty delicious. The owner, Fatima is the sweetest and greats you with such kindness

Grand opening of Bake It Up Bakery in Castro Valley formerly Karin Johnson's Bakery in the Lucky's Shopping Center along Redwood Road and Castro Valley Boulevard Fatima Mohamed, the owner and founder of Bake It Up, is a self-taught baker who was born and raised in Oakland started at the local Farmers Market and now has her own brick-and-mortar. Sampling of Arab bread, honeycomb bread (Khaliat nahal) stuffed with cheese and their popular carrot cake...bought some Yemeni Chai and it's creamy with (as mentioned) condensed milk and aromatic spices of cardamon, cinnamon clove. I thought it was more evaporated milk so will have to ask the owner next time. :) Everything tasted was yummy but 4 stars for now until I can fully try their baked goods...offering Middle Eastern and American desserts. I can see this business develop a following with their delicious treats Plenty of lot parking but can get busy during peak lunch time.

Almond croissant and yemeni latte were both fab! The owner was super friendly and parking was plenty. We'll be back!

Such a cute little bakery. The owner is the sweetest everytime we go she is so welcoming. Our favorite is the biscoff tiramisu. It is is must try!

I was in a pinch and needed a Red Velvet cake for my granddaughters 7th birthday per her request. I personally am not a fan of Red Velvet cake but.... This one was really delicious! The cake was not too sweet and you could taste the butter in the frosting.. if it was not butter I was fooled then. I was the one who did the writing on the cake so you must disregard the appearance lol. The ladies behind the counter were extremely nice and took pride in their bakery. It was very clean. I will definitely go back and try one of their specialty coffees and another tasty treat. And I will sit outside at one of their tables and relax while I indulge!

Let me start this by saying every single person working in this shop that we have encountered has been beyond fantastic. Friendly, helpful and you can see they love what they do. That right there is enough for me to return. Bake it Up is our new go to for cakes or a little treat your self stop. So far we've tried the corn flake cookie which, I'm not exaggerating when I say was the best cookie I have ever had in my life. The cinnamon croissants and the Biscoff latte. All delicious. Coffee was very sweet though so if you don't like it that way I'd adjust the sweetness level. I decided the day of my birthday to try and get a cake and they had 3 flavors available in the case. We went with the Chocolate Matilda, and yes, it was as amazing as it sounds. Iconic. I cannot wait to try more. Bake It Up is a must visit while in CV.

So delish, friendly service. Never have i been disappointed in their items. HALAL too. Such a vibe, outdoor seating.

Nicest people ever! Felt welcomed and both the drinks and food were amazing. Definitely we will come back!

Friends brought over two helpings of two different desserts for dinner the other night, and told us the story of this bakery, making waves in the mighty Valley of Castro. One was a tira misu cake, the other...wasn't. Ok, I forget was it was, but look at the pictures. Large portions, incredible flavor and texture. We held on to half the desserts in the fridge for four days, to serve to another friend, and both remaining portions were undiminished.

Service was amazing, the owner was incredibly welcoming and cheerful! On top of great service, the coffee and pastries were top tier. Definitely recommend going and trying the iced boss lady drink. Will definitely be coming back when passing through Castro Valley!

I can't remember how I found this place but I remember thinking it was a new bakery that I hadn't seen before. I was pretty stuffed already after coming from lunch but I still had to grab the first thing that caught my eye, which was the baklava croissant. I asked staff if there was also filling since it was hard to see in the display, and they confirmed that there was. So I was super excited to get it and try. And honestly, I'm so sad I only got one because it was delicious! And fairly affordable too (less than $5, I think). The croissant was fluffy and baked well and topped with crushed pistachios. The best, of course, was the filling. I don't know the exact ingredients but it was sweet, nutty, and spiced goodness. I warmed it up before trying it as well, which made the filling stand out. There are other baked goods and desserts as well but I've got my eyes on that baklava croissant now.

Everytime I see the owner Fatima I want to give her the biggest hug ever. She epitomizes the power of a woman. Hard working, talented and incredible loving. The arabica leche cake is my go to and it's a must try!

Had a great experience in the bakery itself seeing so many women employees at a women owned shop. The people we encountered were friendly and outgoing. The baklava croissant and almond croissant we had were quite too sweet for our liking however the baklava croissant was filled with lots of ground pistachios which was delicious. The cookie Biscoff cookie tiramisu was also sweet but went well with some coffee. The texture was pretty good, not too soggy, and the cream tasted good. My pistachio latte was semi sweet but off-set by the strong coffee. The coffee reminded me of turkish coffee due to the dark and strong flavor.

The grand opening on 8/17/24 was very demure, very classy, very cutsie. I give this bakery a 9/10. The staff were booked and busy, super nice and the desserts and food looked absolutely delicious. I purchased the focaccia bread with jalapeño, feta cheese, tomato sauce the gluten free chocolate chip cookie and the tiramisu. All food items taste amazing, flavorful, moist and fresh. I will most definitely be back very soon.

The sweets are sweet, obviously! Everything was so fresh and yummy!! The service is amazing! I met the owner Fatima! She was so welcoming and just a boss! You can tell she was proud of her business and I see why. This bakery is so cuteeeee stop by and support a small business. This place destroys crumble.

A new bakery just opened up in one of my favorite shopping strip malls! Upon walking by, I noticed their door was open slightly after closing hours, but they said they'd still sell what's on display, just no espresso drinks. One of her previous customers was raving about their chocolate cake, called The chocolate Matilda. I just had to try it, and it was indeed delicious. I'll have to come back to try their Arabic chai.

Happened to stop by on their 1year anniversary! They had a cute table outside with samples, music, and games. Ordered the strawberry matcha which was yummy. The sample of strawberry cake was delicious. I bought some cookie croissants and was offered to have them warmed. I skipped that since I was ordering them for someone else as a gift but will definitely need to return to try some croissants for myself. Love the variety of unique options. Parking was easy.

Such a gem! I had the pistachio latte, a breakfast sandwich, and an almond croissant--everything was delicious. The latte was so flavorful, and the croissant was perfectly flaky. The woman who helped me was incredibly kind and made the visit even better. Great food, amazing service--definitely coming back!