Cafe Terrace/shindangdong(신당동왕김밥) Kimbap roll

Latte is mediocre. Used to be a bit superstitious about trying this place since this block of land used to be a funeral home, but its actually a very cozy inside. I'm so glad the music was not overly loud. It was the perfect volume to study for a while. The staff was pretty quick to greet me since the doorbell chimes when you step in. They also sell food and have a section that makes fresh big kimbap. I didn't get a picture of their food menu, but they also sell a wide variety of pastries, korean inspired pastries, sandwiches, flavored bingsoo, and seasonal drinks (like a pumpkin spice latte). They also have a little fridge to the side that sells cold beverages like red bull, cola, caprisun, korean rice drink, etc.

Terrace/Shindangdong (신당동왕김밥) in Bayside is such a great find for anyone craving quality Korean comfort food. My husband and I went there for brunch, and we were so impressed with both the food and the atmosphere. It’s a cozy spot that offers a nice balance between a casual café and a Korean deli — perfect for a relaxed meal or a quick bite. I ordered the chicken jalapeño sandwich, and it was an absolute dream. The bread was perfectly toasted, the chicken was tender, and the jalapeño added just the right kick of spice without being overwhelming. It’s definitely something I’d come back for. Their coffee was another highlight — they use beans from “Bean & Bean,” which is a well-known specialty coffee roaster, so the flavor was rich, smooth, and legit. They also sell meal kit tteokbokki (떡볶이) that you can take home, which is such a fun option for enjoying a Korean street food favorite later. On top of that, their selection of kimbap (김밥) is impressive, with plenty of different fillings to choose from — all freshly made. Another bonus is that they have parking, which is a huge plus in Bayside. Overall, it’s a charming spot with great food, great coffee, and a convenient location.

I had a really disappointing experience at Cafe Terrace. I went in to order an Iced Hazelnut Latte, but the barista didn’t even greet us—she was on the phone the entire time. We had to call her over just to place our order. When I ordered a Large Latte, she handed me a medium-sized cup and still charged $6.24, even though the menu clearly listed it as $6.00. To make it worse, the latte tasted terrible—watery and completely lacking in flavor. I’ve never experienced such poor customer service and low-quality coffee. Definitely not worth the money. I won’t be coming back to this place again.

A pretty decent cafe with many sweet treats and drink options. The space added some score since it was bright and comfortable. ✨🍫Cappuccino was a classic. The cheesecake was ok but on a sweet side.

Higher end for dessert. Tried the Oreo tart and it was not too sweet, something new to my taste bud. Also tried the mango bingsu, it's snow shaved ice. The cashier lady was so friendly, and loved the friendly staff. The place was Nicely decorated. Would be going back to try the other stuff.

Cute spot, good drinks, the sandwiches in the warmer are actually quite good. I like their red bean fish things, tho sometimes they can be kind of crunchy? Either way it’s a nice spot on a weekday to get some work done. Weekends definitely not. Parking sucks. Not sure why the clothing store has like 10 spots and the cafe only 2? Also it’s a lil dangerous turning in from Northern Blvd because it’s a two way and it’s very tight to turn in as many cars are also trying to turn onto Northern as well, so gotta be careful or take a different route. Parking around is residential so it’s not too difficult to find a spot if you’re okay with walking a bit.

The younger owner lady is consistently unfriendly and acts like you are inconveniencing her. It’s really weird. Otherwise, the sandwiches are good and they have a nice variety of fresh baked Korean pastries and tons of different drinks. I do wish they had a decent matcha though… whatever they are using tastes super cheap and comes out so fast it may be instant powder.

if u plan on getting their smoothie, just want to let u know that they taste artificial. i got the strawberry banana smoothie for $8 (straight up tasted like laffy taffy). as someone who's a bit worried about their sugar consumption, i was disappointed. their kimbap was good though. free wifi and outlets are accessible.

Their food is delicious especially their bulgogi sandwich. They are a sweet little cafe and their workers are accommodating and sweet as well. Especially this one pretty girl who wore either white or navy blue crocs. She was the best, her name was Emily.

I swung by to pick up a few of their tarts for my sister's birthday and they were delightful! They're the perfect asian sweet - "not too sweet," and I love the modern and variety that they offered. Particularly, the yuzu one was my favorite as it was bright and citrusy while offering the right amount of sweetness as well. The toppings were creamy and smooth, and they had a fairly good crumble on the tart itself. Not really seeing too many other places put stuff out like this quite yet, so I'm glad they're filling this role in the community. Would definitely come back to try their other desserts as well as their coffee and tea drinks! This looks like a cute space to get a little work or reading done, but I didn't get to scope out if they have bathrooms/wifi/outlets yet.

My family was talking about how they visited this place a couple of weeks ago and wanted to take me here. First off, I loved how spacious the cafe was...perfect if anyone is planning to do some work here. The environment was very calm and peaceful. There wasn't a long line, so we ordered quickly. The server was nice and we got our drinks/dessert in a timely manner. The tart was delicious and sweet. A perfect dessert for us to all share. All of the drinks were good, but the only thing that got me surprised was the hot apple cider. I was expecting it to be actual cider, but it was just a tea packet that was apple flavored. I fully could've made this myself at home. Other than that, it was an overall good experience. Planning to come back and get something else. Food: 4/5 Service: 4/5 Ambiance: 5/5

Solid coffee shop. Tried their strawberry matcha hot which is rare to find (typically only find flavored matcha cold). The strawberry tasted good, mixed well, and was balanced. It didn't taste weird or mushy warm either (which is partially what I was expecting). Nice spot to study as well with ample seating. Would come again!

Cool place to chill and enjoy a cup of coffee. Love the ambiance, the clarity of the lights, the accessibility, and the layout of the place. Would love to come here more often to enjoy some peace and chill

Tried their tarts, and ready baked goods (not sure what it was) but it was little munchikin looking things in a cup. We were there around 1pm and the baked goods were so dry and rock hard i couldnt eat it after one bite. Their coffee was also mediocre and bland.

Very pretty interior and wide selection of goodies to choose from. However, service was incredibly slow, where it took over 20 minutes to get my drink. I got the red bean latte which was mild in flavor, which could be improved with a bit more red beans. It's a nice and comfortable place to hang out at but just make sure you aren't in a rush. Thank you for reading and best of luck! (:

Great taste of dessert not too sweet . Great place to hang out enjoy coffee and sweets.

Cute little cafe I stopped by for a break. Cafe was quite spacious and clean. Coffee was fine and the staff was kind. Next time I would try a pastry, they looked quite good. If you need coffee in this area, would give this place a chance!

Chicken jalapeno sandwich -- so damn good. I would have to say it's literally a pop of flavor in your mouth ! this cafe overall is just so warm, friendly & not super loud and noisy. A def must if you're ever in the area !

It's a small Korean own pastry shop with quite a bit of interesting selection. I only see one person making drinks and serving pastries here. The service is a little slow. today I am trying a few pastries with their signature Korean red bean latte. I must say I enjoyed the pastry more than a drink, it's a cute place to hang out.

First Impressions A cute little cafe ambience... very casual and fun quick date spot with the hubby. It was a little overcast and gloomy that day so having some coffee/tea and a bite of dessert made it better The Noms The strawberry shortcake cheesecake hands down was the best. Not too sweet but perfect if you want a little something to end the meal with Tomato and egg quiche really flavorful and the acidity in the tomato made this a perfect breakfast item to share In Conclusion I would definitely come back here again for the cheesecake and company ;)

One star for the variety of food available and one star for having a parking lot, but I got a violation for parking in THEIR parking lot so do with that what. I also needed to use the WiFi, was told I must purchase something for the password since it was on the receipt (I was going to do this anyway) and when it wasn't connecting, I asked for help and the person at the counter just said "well the WiFi is on so..." so I ended up using my mobile hotspot instead since I already bought a coffee. Also, in my several hours there (I had a lot of work to do), the two workers at the counter disappeared many times. There were several occasions another customer would shout "hello?" for someone to come out and no one did for quite some time. I wish I was willing to come back and try some of their sweets since there was a lot to choose from and they looked delicious, but due to the poor service and stupid parking fiasco, I will not be coming back.

Delicious homemade baked goodness and beverages. The interior is clean, well lit and seating is spacious and comfortable. There are also outdoor seating patio umbrella tables. A parking lot is located in the back with an 8 car capacity, but only 2 spots are slotted for the Cafe. There is a unisex bathroom that is very clean and heavily scented that for a second you think you wandered into the fragrance section of Macy's. We had the scone, matcha latte and cappuccino. The scone was heated up, moist and flavorful. The matcha latte was a little on the heavy side as the barista may have put too much matcha powder but nonetheless it was tasty though a little gritty. The cappuccino was on point They appear to specialize in tart cakes which can be pre-ordered. The smaller single serve tart pastries are visually appealing and priced lower than other cafe and bakeries offering similar item's. A must try Cafe as the staff is pleasant and friendly and the beverages and pastries are delicious.

Disappointed Thought this place looked like a cozy cafe. Went in and ordered bulgogi sandwich and ham and cheese sandwich as well as some tarts Found out that the food is pre-made and sitting there. Not usually a problem except the sandwich had mold in it when opened. The pastries were hard and stale and the drinks (which were the only thing made fresh) was so sweet as to be indigestible (yuzu and peach-ade). The entire order was inedible and had to be discarded. Truly a disappointing experience.

This cafe is super calm and cozy, there are pillows on the chairs which I loved. The latte was a bit bitter to me and they didn't have soy milk which was a shame. However, the tarts had the perfect amount of sweetness. I prefer the strawberry banana tart over the mango one because the mango was a bit too sweet. There's only one person working the store, but there weren't a lot of customers so we didn't have to wait a long time. I would come back here to study and do work.

Stopped in to try a few of the tarts. The tarts looked wonderful, and there was a great selection. The mixed berry tart was the star, and was absolutely delicious. Both the brownie tart and Oreo tart had a bit of an aftertaste that I can't quite place, which overshadowed the flavor of the tarts.

Was in the area to swing by Veranda which happened to be booked for Mother's Day then stopped by Bayside Diner. During the walk, we passed by this adorable cafe and made the pitstop after lunch. Very quiet for midday on a Sunday. Most patrons were on their laptop and headphones. There were so many baked goods and dessert items on display that it took quite some time before we could make up our mind. Service was really nice and friendly. So welcoming - I really appreciate that in this day and age. They had a Mother's Day special - 10% off more than four tarts. So we got a mango bingsu ($15.99) and five tarts. We brought the tarts home to eat but ate the bingsu there. I love that the person was thoughtful and gave us several small plates to share the bingsu. $15.99 sounds real steep at first but wow, the portion is LARGE. Great sharing size; best bingsu I've ever had! Their shaved ice is unlike any other I have tried. It's almost like thin, sliced noodles that melt in your mouth with a chockful of flavor. The toppings were great- mochi was delightful and the mango is super fresh. She also gave us a small portion of the soft serve which was good. The tarts are expensive but after trying them, I get it, because it's unbelievably fresh ingredients and the crust is really good. Chocolate tart - so good. Better than some cakes I've tried. Good alternative to a chocolate mousse cake. Mango tart - SO good. I'm sensing a pattern, stuff is good here. I really enjoyed this. Considering that I ate it two days later, this was still SO fresh. Good balance of cream to crust to mango. Matcha tart - really good too. Lots of matcha powder on top but the matcha cream inside is very well balanced. The crust is just the right amount of crunchy without cracking your teeth. Yuzu tart - good but I can do without this next time. It was just okay. I think I usually like my tarts with added fruit or stuff on top. Strawberry tart - good but a bit too sweet for me. They make larger cakes but you have to place the order in advance. Definitely looking forward to trying more for special occasions. Adorable outdoor seating by the side. A few parking spots in the back but it is fairly okay finding parking in the neighborhood.

I like their sweet potato lattes but their tarts are hit or miss. Sometimes, the tarts have gone a bit stale. Quiet cute spot to enjoy a little dessert with a friend

Great cafe to do some work or meet up with friends. Delicious sandwiches and nice drinks. There is also limited parking which is nice. Great service.

Keepin it real out here in Bayside Beautiful cafe with great vibes to do work in. The music isn't too loud but just enough to keep you distracted/focused whichever you're looking for. The drinks were pretty good, finally adding some interesting options instead the boring cold brew i had to get everywhere else. One thing that made the experience a little weird was how diligently they checked my vaccine status, triple checking and even clicking through the Exceksior app to make sure it's real. It's part of the job but just a little too much for me personally. Would still go back though cause it's a solid spot.

This place is much cuter when you walk in! Love that there is free wifi and numerous spacious tables. Desserts and drinks were pretty good and portions were pretty big too. This is a good spot to catch up with friends or have a casual study/work date!

Woowwwww. This is my new favorite Sunday funday evening study spot. How gorgeous are their tarts selections??? And they are MASSIVE. Good for groups or small groups. There's so many tarts to choose from. Most popular: potato quiche, sweet potato, and grapefruit. Don't get the mango unless you know it's in season, otherwise you eat into a sour fruit tart. Tarts: 5/5 Chestnut latte hot: 3/5 espresso is overpowering Limited free parking in the back lot with a back door entrance, but there's street parking available as well. There's not alot of available seating since it's so popular.

I go here all the time and I do feel badly for the previous post, it's a great cafe! They recently added a bread section so if you're looking for a quick bite there are many Korean cafe essentials available. Also, it seems they updated their hours since the last review so thank you cafe terrace!

When I first got one of their chocolate tarts, it had a strong soap taste but I dismissed it because I thought the soap taste was from the caramelized orange peels on the bottom of the chocolate tart base. A few months later, my boyfriend got me an additional three tarts and they looked really good but two out of three of them had that same soap flavor. I thought I was tripping at first when I tasted it but eating it with my boyfriend, he said the soap taste was way too strong as well. I decided to look at the reviews and there were some other people who said the same.This is just really unacceptable that a cafe is doing this and needs to be brought to more people's attention. Please don't buy their tarts or you'll be eating a bunch of soap and I'm pretty sure it's not healthy to be consuming that! Really unacceptable and crazy that a food establishment is doing this.

Stumbled upon this place through Groupon! What a hidden gem! Perfect little coffee shop! Private parking lot, indoor and outdoor seatings, what more could I ask for? I like my coffee like I like my man, strong. Got me shaking! Their coffee got me jittering! Great selections of delicious fruit tarts! They're super airy and light! Fruits were super fresh too! What a delight! I'll def make sure to try all of their tarts! We will be back!

This place is so cute and a great spot to hang out with friends after dinner or study at. It's spacious and great place for groups to gather. Everything at the cafe is homemade. They are best known for their dessert tarts. Most dessert tarts are made with almond flour as one of the base ingredients so if you are allergic to nuts, you might prefer trying their Mochi waffles instead. I tried a yuzu tart and would highly recommend it. There were pieces of yuzu in the custard part and it was refreshing. Each tart cost about $6.95. It is slightly overpriced in my opinion but at least I know it was made with care, in-house, with real ingredients and fresh. This cafe has a parking lot in the back which is very convenient!

Tarts, tarts and tarts.. that is what sets this café apart. I am going to nerd out in this review with the help of Excel I typed in all the different type of tarts on offer here (at least the ones I saw, if the list is incomplete feel free to slide into my DMs) and compiled them into an alphabetical list: Banana Berry Berry Blueberry Cheesecake Blueberry Tart Brownie Cheese Tart Coffee Cream Egg Tarts Fig Tart (Seasonal) Grape Grapefruit Honeydew Lemon Lotus Cheesecake Mango Matcha Mini Chocolate Mixed Berries Mocha Mochi Nutella Oreo Peach Tart (Seasonal) Potato Quiche Raspberry Cheesecake Raspberry Tart Red Velvet Redbean Mochi Strawberry Strawberry Banana Strawberry Cheesecake Sweet Potato Tiramisu Yogurt Yuzu Most tarts are in the $6-7 range, with a few mini ones in the mid $3s. They also offer them as larger, more expensive tart cakes. Besides being pretty to look at I also thought the tarts were tasty. I tried the lemon, cheese and honeydew ones. For drinks I tried the Yuzu black tea (special drink) and iced coffee. I was disappointed to see the tea was made with a tea bag making me thinking the drinks are a bit of an afterthought here with the focus being on the tarts. Comfortable seating abounds in this modern looking space as well as outside tables. What is with all the loud pop music in cafes nowadays? Depending on where you sit it could be a little difficult to talk over. Small parking lot and entrance in the rear makes it convenient to satisfy your tart cravings.

I really enjoyed the matcha tart, but wasn't a fan of the Oreo tart which was on the airy side. I'll probably come back to try the egg tart to see how it compares to bakery tarts, but I think they are pricey compared to other pastries and desserts around the area.

3.5 stars Got four tarts here to add to our Mother's Day celebration. The tarts are beautiful!! But definitely on the expensive side. I was hoping to get the fig and peach tart but they were already out. All the tarts were ok but they weren't toooo memorable. The honeydew was sweet though and berries were fresh. They have a ton of different flavors!

This place popped up on my feed recently and after looking at the pictures I knew I had to try them out. I came by after work near closing time and sadly a lot of the tarts were already sold out. I ended up getting four different tarts: banana, Oreo, mocha and the mixed berries tart. The Oreo tart was good and not too sweet. Since it was the end of the day, the Oreo pieces were a bit on the soggy side. The mocha tart was also okay. Loved the chocolate pearls on it. Not sure if I would get this one again. I did quite enjoy the mixed berries tart. The berries really complemented the pastry cream filling. But my favorite out of the four tarts that I ordered was the banana tart. I loved that they carmilized the bananas which went so well with the milk chocolate ganache and chocolate pearls. Highly recommend getting this. Overall, I liked this bakery. I am planning on coming back and trying some of their other tarts. Definitely will make a point of coming earlier in the day instead of at the end. P.S. after my visit I found out that they have loyalty cards. For every ten items, you get one free. Unfortunately, I was not offered this which is annoying since I purchased 4 tarts on my first visit.

Holy Cow! The tarts from Cafe Terrace is amazing!! I was instantly drawn to the pictures on Yelp and decided that I had to make a stop here. The cafe itself is super cute, wide open space and beautiful decor. I had a hard time picking just four tarts, but after much deliberation, I went with Grapefruit, Honeydew, Yogurt & Tiramisu Tarts. They were all amazing!! I loved how the filling for each tart perfectly complemented the toppings. For example, the honeydew tart's filling tasted like a honeydew popsicle. All of the tarts were light and fresh. I ended up eating one after breakfast, lunch and dinner, it was the perfect dessert! I also ordered two drinks from here, the grapefruit tea and the fruit tea. Both were beautiful to look up, but were just average in taste. The tarts are definitely the star here, can't wait to come back to try the other flavors!

This is one of my favorite spots to study away from home. The cafe is exceptionally clean and well lit with many outlets, making it easily a go to spot for studying. I arrived here fairly early during my exam season, close to when they opened and there were already customers here. There are a lot of tables and they checked for vaccination as well before you're seated. They have a two hour limit I believe when it gets busy, but it was fairly empty throughout the day when I went, so I was able to stay and enjoy their array of tarts as well as study. I was super excited to come here because their tarts looked so mouthwatering beautiful. The first thing I tried was their spam and egg kimbap (5/5). It was still fairly warm when I grabbed it and the rice was so soft and well seasoned. This was the perfect breakfast that I paired with an Iced Americano (3/5). Im unsure if I am not yet accustomed to Americanos because this one was super super sour. I am okay with bitter drinks, as I typically take my coffees black, but the sourness of the beverage was too overwhelming and I could only stomach a few sips before tossing it. It did get the job done and kept me awake. I tried their melon tart and red velvet tart as well. The melon (3/5) was not bad, the fruit was fresh but there isn't much between the fruit and the hard tart crust. The crust was really hard and difficult to eat as well as no real sweetness or flavor. Not a favorite, but the fruit was refreshing. The red velvet tart (2/5) was also just okay. The tart is hard and similar to hardened play dough. It is a bit hard to eat and tasted a but of cardboard. The presentation was gorgeous but taste did not do sit well with me. As for drinks, I had the Grapefruit Lemonade and the Peach Iced Black Tea. The grapefruit ade (3/5) was very sour and fizzy. The two did not quite complement one another and was hard to swallow. I personally do not like grapefruit drinks so it was even harder to stomach, but my sister enjoyed it. The peach iced black tea (1/5) was pretty awful. It was a tea bag thrown in some water and handed over. When it was handed to me it had yet become tea as it was trying its best to steep. It tasted like water with leaves. No flavor, best I could describe it is stale? Would not recommend this one. Overall, I would still recommend this cafe for studying or catching up with friends. It has a warm and inviting environment and the staff were great and super helpful as well as kind. The free wifi and abundance of outlets were the real winner, also the kimbap!

Very nice place to do some work. Plenty of seating. Wifi. Some outlets. Drinks are good and slightly cheaper than other cafes in the area. They also have a stamp card for drinks and use Toast for rewards. They make their own baked stuff too. Staff is very nice and prompt.

Cafe Terrace is a local spot that just opened up a few months ago. They sell coffee, tea, lattes, lemonades, cookies, muffins, bingsoos, and a wide assortment of tarts (fruit, deco, and dry). All tarts can be made into cakes upon pre-ordering! No indoor seating allowed atm, but the interior of the cafe is really modern and decorated nicely. There's also a clean bathroom for use My friend and I tried the honeydew and green tea tarts. Checking out, we didn't have any cash on us, so we were subject to the 4% credit card surcharge. The tarts came out to be $7.81 each, which is pretty hefty for a tart. However, I'm intrigued to return and try more tarts because I love sweets haha. The honeydew tart was refreshing, topped with fresh honeydew balls, sugar powder, and pastry cream. The green tea tart was very powdery on top and had a cool paste in an inner layer. These both were light desserts that weren't too sweet, with A+ presentation. Next time I return, I'd also love to try the sweet potato latte! On the side of the cafe, there's an outdoor seating area with ~5 tables and ~10 chairs. It's decorated with big umbrellas, mini fences, faux grass, and potted plants. My friend's dog enjoyed pawing at/playing on the grass with her bone.  There's a shared parking lot behind the cafe too! Make sure to park in the few spots specially reserved for Cafe Terrace customers~

Very nice cafe right across the Mercedes Benz dealership. Plenty of seating, drinks & tarts to choose from & staff is friendly! My daughter & I enjoyed the Tiramisu tart and Grapefruit Ade which was very refreshing. It has bits of grapefruit in the bottom which I enjoyed chewing with every sip. Took home Honeydew & Strawberry Tart which tasted like a cheesecake! My kids enjoyed them for sure. Nice, relaxing ambience & very spacious unlike other cafe where you are seated too close you can hear other people next to you. Saw several customers working or studying on their laptops, this is a great place to chill, work or meet up with friends.

How do I like my eggs? In my desserts of course. These tarts were aesthetically pleasing and packaged prettily, making for a great gift. There were a variety of flavors neatly displayed for you to choose from and the interior was clean and cute. Ingredients for each tart are listed on their tart dictionary which is great for those who have allergies. I bought two boxes of matcha, yuzu and yogurt tarts, one for a friend and one for my parents. Matcha has that signature slight bitterness and I would definitely recommend it to matcha lovers. The only regrettable part was the excess amount of matcha powder on top, resulting in a coughing fit if inhaled incorrectly. Yuzu tasted like the yuja tea syrup found in Korean supermarkets. It was slightly citrusy with a honey-like sweetness. Yogurt was light and refreshing. All the tarts were fresh with creamy fillings and crisp shells. They held up well even after being refrigerated for a day. Be aware there is a surcharge for credit cards. Parking spots are available behind the store though they are limited. All in all, it was an enjoyable experience.

Cute cafe and there are a lot of tart options. I personally wanted to get the fig tart but they didn't have it when I went so ended up getting a cheese tart and sweet potato tart.

Best bingsu I have ever eaten!! There are five different options to choose from: mango, honeydew melon, watermelon soda, regular, and strawberry. We got the watermelon soda and regular one. There are also a lot more options of tarts since the last time I came and they all look beautiful! We waited less than ten minutes for our bingsu. They were both beautifully presented and the regular one came with soft serve ice cream on the side. I really enjoyed the watermelon soda one. It almost tasted like yakult! The ice is not too watery and doesn't melt super fast like other bingsus I've had. It's the perfect consistency and also perfect for sharing. The fruits included work really well together. The regular one was also good and came with red bean, injeolmi, and mochi. Again, yummy and tops all other bingsu. The ambience is really nice as well and makes for a good study place. There is a sign that says that everything is made in house! Excited to see what else Cafe Terrace will be adding to their menu in the future.

Pastries had this soap taste. Please do not cross-contaminate food with cleaning material.

Tarts The tarts aren't too sweet and it makes a great dessert or even a great snack with coffee or tea. I wish the flavors were a little stronger but there is no complaint in the taste of how they were made. The tart itself were so good. Price It is a bit on the pricer side for dessert each about $6.95. Location There is parking around the neighborhood which makes it convenient coming here when your around this location!

New local spot for Coffee/Teas and desserts. Simple tarts and seasonal options is the way to go. The family favorite is the Oreo tart... Classic and simple, tastes as it sounds. I tend to order seasonal fruit desserts when available - it's the best way to get a taste of what's in season. I have not tried the regular coffee since I'm a fan of lattes. I can recommend that! Very new and very clean inside. Great quick stop and go during this Pandemic. Hopefully I can return and sit in next time to take in the ambiance.

I went to Cafe Terrace to pick up desserts for my family. They have the cutest little mini tarts with so many flavors to make everyone in your family happy. They were so delicious. The workers were so pleasant and the ambiance was super cute with Halloween Decorations for the time of year. The waffles looked delicious too! I've had their cappuccino as well, which was great! I will definitely be back to try more tarts and the other desserts and coffees!

Very cozy and cute little cafe. I love, love their tarts and waffles are so good! I tried the yuzu ade and it was amazing!

My friends and I love to have a bowl of Bingsu after Korean BBQ and Cafe Terrace popped up when we searched for options in the neighborhood. The decor is simple, bright and clean with modern furniture and lots of greens. The ambiance is cozy and perfect as a place for working remotely since there is free wifi & power outlets available. There is a great variety of tarts in their display and every flavor looks so appealing. We were not there for their tarts but ended up having a Yuzu Tart and it was really good because it's light & refreshing. We also tried their Matcha Bingsu and it was also decent but just too sweet with condensed milk at the bottom. We plan to visit again for other tarts like Tiramisu, Milk Chocolate Ganache or any flavors with fruits. However, we won't recommend thier Bingsu.

Favorite cafe! If this cafe wasn't so far, I would literally come here everyday! But unfortunately I only had the pleasure to come here 3 times. The tarts are all amazing! The vide is perfect! There's both indoor and outdoor seating. Highly Recommend!

Very cute cafe with a terrace seating area outside. The yogurt and peach tarts were really good, would definitely recommend that. The pumpkin almond tart has an odd flavor to it though. Would love to hang out here and try all the desserts and fruit teas when indoor seating is available.

This is a cute cafe, much like the many other cute cafes in the area. It is of the korean-bakery variety, especially with the recent addition of korean breads and pastries for sale. Previously, they launched with a focus on their tarts and had two full glass fridges full of different kinds. That has now dwindled down to a smaller selection - which is fine, if staying with the more popular items. The prices were never a great value to begin with but with inflation and what appears to be inevitable across all businesses - prices has gone up. Tarts cost a whopping $7.25 each (if I recall correctly) and that's coming in steep for size. But, they are pretty - no argument there. So we still pop in to grab some in a nice box when going somewhere and bringing a nice dessert gift. But I don't think that's a sustainable business model. You want to create the kind of offerings and value that bring steady, regular customers based on everyday business - not just for special occasions. As far as quality, I feel that it is above average. Taste, depends on what you get - certain items are great (certain tarts, quiches, drinks), others are just decent (other tarts and cookies). Service is usually (not always) good, with courteous and friendly staff working the counter.

If you love desserts, especially fruit tarts, this is the dessert place for you. This place ranges from sweet tarts such as big chocolate chunks on top of the tart base or lemon yuzu, to fruit tarts, stacked with fruits ranging from mango, melons, and mixed berries. Their tarts are stacked to the top and there is a huge variety to choose from. I have found that these tarts are incredibly filling and a great gift for anyone who has a sweet tooth. Prices may tend to be on the higher side for a dessert as most tarts range from $4.50+ but you can definitely share these tarts with a friend. The packaging of these tarts are beautifully done. Tarts are presented in a white box with a clear seal at the top so you can see the tarts inside. I have found that friends and family love these tarts. They do err on the sweeter side, and my Asian parents have found that some of them are too sweet for them, but overall, many people do find that they are delicious. This is a great place to catch up with a friend, to do some work, or even relax by yourself. It is always very well decorated and well lit and offers outdoor seating as well. Ambience: 5/5 Food: 5/5 Price: 3.5/5