Nutmeg Bakery & Cafe

Nutmeg Bakery & Cafe: A family-friendly gem in Sabre Springs, San Diego. This artisan bakery offers an array of comforting baked goods and hearty brunch dishes. Nutmeg expanded their space over the last few years, making this an inviting place for families, couples, and local foodies exploring North San Diego’s breakfast spots. For Sunday brunch, we enjoyed a warm ham and cheese croissant. Its airy, flaky layers and butter richness complemented the ham and melted Swiss cheese to create a pleasant balance of salty and savory flavors. The spicy corned beef hash was a substantial dish, full of brightly colored ingredients. It had a pile of vibrant scrambled eggs, corned beef bites, sliced green onions, jalapeños, red peppers and potatoes, and melted cheese. While the spice was milder than expected, some dashes of hot sauce enhanced its acidity and heat. The ordering / dining experience was straight forward: order from the friendly counter staff, take a number, and settle into one of the many indoor or outdoor tables for efficient food delivery by the servers. Note: The outdoor area is in a cozy, shaded area with limited seating. The counter service is noticeably friendly and welcoming. The floor service felt less attentive, likely due to the busy weekend brunch crowd. Nutmeg Bakery & Cafe in Sabre Springs is a great choice for a tasty, mid-priced meal. It is well-suited for families or anyone craving artisan baked goods in North San Diego.

The food was excellent. Well worth the price. The lamentation process is perfect creating light and airy pastries beautifully displayed. The coffee was warm and creamy with a nice touch of nutmeg. The bananas foster was filled with a light whipped cream that melts. This place really delivers.

Great cafe. Great brunch selection. Nice and busy atmosphere here but I got no problem finding seats on Saturday brunch time. Tried the big bad wolf and carnitas breakfast with sourdough and they were amazing! Honey lavender latte is also good. Recommended place!

Loved our visit here. Food was delicious. Everything we ordered was amazing. The best thing was homemade potato chips. Latte was excellent. The Matcha latte needs to be better mixed.

This is a great spot with an extensive menu and some really nice breakfast options. Depending on how busy they are, the service can be a bit slow. The plus sides are that there's no issue with parking, and you also have the option to sit outside.

Gluten free options! They’re not as obvious on the menu, but that was good GF bread. Loved everything about this place. Open one downtown! :)

An great neighborhood coffee/cafe shop for breakfast, lunch, or simply spending a productive day! I stumbled upon this gem recently and was instantly impressed by the warm and welcoming staff, clean environment, and the overall energy of the place. I visited on a Saturday morning and it was packed—every table taken, filled with people enjoying their food and conversations. The cashier mentioned that Fridays through Sundays are usually the busiest, especially before 9:30 AM. In the afternoon, things tend to quiet down around 2 PM. When I came back for lunch and was equally impressed. They offer a variety of healthy and nutritious options. The Wi-Fi is fast, the restrooms are clean. A decent environment for working, reading, or casual conversations. There’s even free water and excellent coffee. One thing to note: parking can be tight on weekends and Fridays, but it’s manageable during other times.

Met up with a friend for breakfast. I had low expectations for a brunch place in a strip mall but it was really good. Fast service after ordering at the counter. Pleasant outdoor area to sit too. The coffee just hit the spot next to the omelette I had. I will definitely repeat. Easy parking as well.

Moved into the area recently and found Nutmeg! We highly recommend the breakfast burrito and if you're looking for something sweet, the coffee cake is our favorite!! It's definitely a favorite spot/well liked spot and can get busy at times. They do a good job with getting your food and drinks to you

First time coming here for brunch, and unfortunately it will be our last. The girl who took our order acted like helping customers was a huge inconvenience. I politely asked, "Hi, how are you?" and she responded with, "I'm great, what would you like to order," in the coldest, most robotic tone possible. No smile. No thank you. No "how about you?" It immediately set the tone -- unfriendly and unwelcoming. I ordered a cinnamon roll and specifically asked if it was possible to get one of the middle pieces since the outside ones didn't look as good. She said yes -- but I still received an outside piece that was thick, dry, and lack of cream on it. Zero effort. Food-wise: * Capri panini: extremely bland, 3/10 * Cinnamon roll: dry, flavorless, 2/10 * Blueberry muffin: also dry and disappointing, 2/10 * Banana Foster stuffed French toast: the only redeeming item, 10/10 At one point, I went to the other side of the cashier area to grab a plastic fork for my daughter. Two employees saw me standing there and couldn't be bothered to ask if I needed help. I found the forks myself and grabbed one. When I asked the same girl who took my order if the forks were clean, she responded with a rude tone: "Yeah, but just ask us next time so you don't reach over." I was honestly caught off guard -- I didn't reach over anything, and even if I had, the attitude was completely unnecessary. The place is very spacey with seatings inside and outside. Our total was about $55, which is ridiculous considering the food was mediocre at best and the customer service was flat-out rude. With so many better brunch options around, this place just isn't worth it. We probably won't be back.

Pretty good in the moment, but holy crap. Let's just say it went RIGHT through me (and my friend's too). I normally have a stomach of steel but this meal def did me over. I got the Eggs Benedict and a cinnamon roll. To be honest the meal was just okay. The bread of the eggs Benedict was pretty dry and the potatoes were a little bland, but other than that it was alright. The cinnamon roll was pretty dang good though! The place itself has a cute vibe and ambiance, and the service was pretty friendly, but I probably wouldn't come back here on my own unless it was for some of the baked goods. I have a hard time justifying the pricing when considering the taste and portion size of some of the menu items.

Been on my list for a long time. First time visit was today. As with most breakfast places, the earlier you come, the better. Ordering at the counter likely helps customers get processed through quicker, but this place really deserves table service. This is especially helpful with coffee refills during breakfast. Several tempting bakery items on display as I waited in line. The quality is evident. The place has an old-world feel. No receipt was offered when I paid by debit card. House Coffee ($4) was very good. My Chilaquiles ($15.50) with eggs were kinda average. I like my Chilaquiles wet and cheesy. The green sauce was more like salsa than the complex enchilada sauce consistency I was expecting, there wasn't much cheese and it wasn't super hot. I guess my fault ordering Mexican at a non-Mexican place. Nevertheless, this may be the best breakfast option in the area, so I recommend it and look forward to my next trip. I'll just order something else.

Came for brunch with my mom. They have pastries in a case along with beverages. You order at the counter, get a number then can sit wherever you like. There's a couple different rooms and outdoor seating. We got our food & drinks pretty quickly. I had the iced nutmeg latte (honey & cinnamon) with oat milk and the fancy avocado toast. Everything was tasty and the atmosphere and staff were all great too.

Loved this little bakery/cafe with excellent food. Lunch here was terrific food and they have indoor/outdoor seating. Ordered the Tom turkey sandwich on sourdough, also the caesar wrap on spinach wrap, and also the homemade potato chips were so good!

This place can get very busy during the weekends. They only take reservations for a group of 8 or higher. This I learned while placing the order at the counter. But I had already called them to reserve table for 4 of us and someone on their end confirmed it. Nevertheless, they still accommodated us and told us the criteria for reservations. I ordered Omelette Florentine. I liked how it had a balance of couple eggs, couple slices of grilled sourdough, fried potatoes with tomatillo sauce and even fruits on the side. It was a healthy meal but the omelette tasted pretty bland. A little seasoning would make it so much better. Maybe I'll try their bakery items next time.

I came for brunch on Sunday with my friends and it was crowded so be prepared for a little bit of a wait. Parking was easy since it's in a big plaza. They have 2 separate rooms with plenty of small tables. I got the capri panini. It had chicken breast, sun-dried tomatoes, roasted garlic, pesto, and mozzarella. It also came with potato chips that look made in house! It was really good and filled me up enough that I had to take half home. We also shared the cinnamon roll. It looks like it would be SUPER sweet with all the frosting on top but it wasn't as sweet as it looks. Which was perfect for us!

My friend and I came here for the first time on a Tuesday morning and it was pretty busy. It's very casual, you order at the counter then sit down. We both got the triple D special which is a sandwich & banana french toast stuffed with cream. We also got iced coffee. Everything was delicious. About $30 for the food and coffee per person which was kinda a lot. Very cute inside.

Nutmeg Bakery & Café has a cute vibe--very vintage café feel with wooden furniture, handwritten chalkboard menu, and lots of artisanal touches. The space feels warm, relaxed, and welcoming, with the kind of charm that makes you want to get coffee and chat for hours with friends. It's got that perfect brunch spot energy. We tried the chocolate croissant, but it honestly reminded us of the ones from Trader Joe's--and you can get a whole box of those for the same price. So, not super impressed there. The blueberry pancakes, on the other hand, were amazing--fluffy, light, and probably some of the best we've had. The Nutmeg Scramble had a unique combo of goat cheese and sun-dried tomatoes, which was flavorful if you're into that kind of thing. Personally, I'm not sure I'd order it again, but I appreciated the creative flavors working together. The biscuit that came with it was pretty dry, though, and didn't add much to the plate. One downside about the experience was also the lack of information about ingredients--especially for someone with a group who had dietary needs. I asked if the gluten-free items were also yeast-free, and the staff wasn't sure and couldn't get any info on it. It would be super helpful if the pastry chef left a list of ingredients somewhere for transparency. That felt like a bit of a miss for an otherwise thoughtful spot.

Coffee was ok, not that great, most of staff was nice only the coffee bar dude had a "can you please leave?" face. I would have given greater feedback but just after we finished breakfast I noticed the dirty fan blowing right on the cooked bacon... very unsanitary setting to be honest...

Great menu variety and fresh baked pastries and plenty of spaces to eat inside. I always get the vegan scramble, it is very filling and the perfect meal after a good hike. You order and pay before sitting down, and they bring your food to you, which is a great system for large crowds. The table we sat at was sticky, not sure if it was the lacquer on the table or it if was not cleaned well enough. The delicious food and service will always make me come back and bring my friends.

I don't live in the area but will definitely come back. The bakery items look so appetizing. I enjoyed the berry cheesecake and a latte. Wish I had tried one of their entrees. Staff was helpful and managed the rush very well. They have two areas plus outside for sitting. Would recommend for a study spot

Nutmeg bakery in Sabre Springs is a great spot to grab a quick bite and to enjoy from an ample selection of baked goods. My husband and I have come for breakfast a few times now and the chilaquiles verdes are our favorite item! We have also had the florentine omelet and the breakfast quesadilla - both items also outstanding. But the area in which this spot really shines through is the ample selection of desserts and baked goods, including some seasonal items. The bread pudding, the cinnamon rolls, the scones, are all pretty tasty and not to be missed! Service is quick and friendly - you order at the counter and then they bring the food to your table. Place is overall clean. Parking is easy since it's inside of a small plaza. Staff is polite, they don't check in on you but if you go to them for questions (like asking for a take-out container) everyone jumps in to help. They are all super friendly.

First time and already fan. Be ready to wait, but the line does move quickly. You order your food at the counter then find a table. The girl behind counter was super sweet and patient. The servers that brought out the food was just as polite especially for it being so busy. The food here was amazing. We shared the Cinnamon Roll and Bananas Foster. They were both equally good, but the Banana Foster tasted better just because it was a stuffed french toast. If you're ever in the area please try this spot out you will not be disappointed. I can't wait to come back and try something else on their menu. Thank you Nutmeg Bakery & Cafe for your hospitality and delicious first experience.

Love this spot! My avocado toast was super tasty, as was my nutmeg latte. I also enjoyed a bite of my husband's sugar cookie. The service was fantastic, and the atmosphere made for a great dining experience. Nutmeg has a designated parking lot, along with both indoor and outdoor seating.

Stopped by the Nut Meg Cafe with the fam today for breakfast and gotta say it didn't disappoint. The service was fast and friendly so are food came out pretty quick The Amazing burrito was really good as the cinnamon roll

This Nutmeg Bakery & Cafe location is busier than its sister store (sister store is loca ted on Danielson Street in an Industrial Park). I had a cappuccino & chocolate espresso scone. Both items were good and satisfying! The scone was a bit on the sweeter side but it wasn't too bad.

Really cute local bakery/cafe close by to us with really wonderful weekend hours and delicious drinks and pastries. We love that the service is always friendly and you can order online for pick up. We like their lattes, Fancy French Toast, and pastries. We also appreciated the atmosphere being very relaxed with ample space to sit and serve yourself with basic condiments and utensils! Parking was a little hard to find in this plaza the two times we went but generally not too bad.

First time stopping by, despite living in San Diego for over 20 years! Service was prompt, the employees were very polite, and the cafe itself had a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Next time, we'll have to dine in, but for this visit, there was one item in particular that I wanted to try ... Although I'm not allergic to gluten, their gluten free tiramisu cake caught my attention. They recently started offering this beauty, and I got to say, it is pretty tasty! The filling has that same tint, density, and smoothness as that found authentic tiramisu, and the cake layers are very light and airy, which, in my opinion, successfully replace the original dessert's use of lady fingers. Would I buy this again for $8? Yes, especially given that everything everywhere is just more expensive. Plus, the cake is tall, plump, well constructed, gluten free, and a great rendition of original tiramisu dessert. If I add one piece of feedback, the only thing I would add is more coffee soak to the cake layers. Maybe our piece was just missed due to being a end/side piece, but that was easily resolved by spooning on more of our own coffee. 5 stars = service, atmosphere, and ambiance 4.5 stars = tiramisu cake Therefore, 5 stars overall. Looking forward to coming back and trying some of their other offerings! And I have to admit, as a baker/dessert fanatic, I especially can't wait to try more of their pastry and cake offerings.

A great local breakfast place to grab a quick meal with friends. We have been going here for years and the food has been consistently good. I usually get the Nutmeg scramble or shashuka, but ordered the Spicy Corn Beef Hash this time. Love the heat. Everyone else like their orders. There is seating inside and a small patio outside. The business expanded recently to offer more indoor seating and a cute little boutique shop next door.

Huge, I mean HUGE heart decorated mug of hot Mexican spice mocha was perfect for a chilly morning. Nice trendy place for breakfast. Place your order at the walk up counter, pay, get your number on a stand and your order will be delivered to your table. The cheese in my bacon quesadillas was smooth and tasty. I could eat only 2 of the three pieces filled with egg, onion, sun dried tomatoes, etc. The two pineapple slices were sweet, the honey dew melon was crunchy( not quite ripe.) Popular venue for Saturday morning breakfast.

Great collection of baked savouries. The establishment is more office-goer oriented and dish availability as well as business hours are confusing. Also, a faded menu (most) make dish selection difficult. A trifle disappointing but great choices from the freshly baked.

Wonderful recipes and ambiance. Owners really know what they're doing and how to treat/keep loyal customers.

Friendly service ! Cute ambiance with the floral and greenery. Large cafe space with free wifi and lots of seating. Decent sized lot. They serve bfast and lunch all day. Tried the capri panini which comes with a side of chips. They play easy music so it's a vibe if you spend your slow morning here. Only thing is the price but that's inflation for ya.

Super busy at 10am and there was a long line to order. Restaurant is cozy and had good natural lighting. - French Toast: 3/5 not as soft as I would like, but there was a good amount of cream in the middle. Berries were fresh. - Blueberry White Chocolate Scone: 3/5 a little dry with pockets of chocolate - Snickerdoodle Pancakes: 4/5 moist but not soggy

Spacious and cute spot. The food was extremely bland and coffe was average. Definitely disappointed my expectations. Employees were friendly.

Stopped here to meet a friend. The ambiance is causal. I got a snickerdoodle cookie warmed up. It was perfection. I also got a regular coffee and it was okay. Nothing super special but they did add almond milk as I requested. Service was friendly and they were busy! I also got a egg sandwich with bacon, egg, and cheese. It was delish. It came with a side of cantaloupe and pineapple! Overall I will definitely come back here again.

Food tasted OK, but was very cold. Felt like I was eating leftovers. Service was mediocre, with extensive wait times and minimal attention to detail. Ambiance is pleasant, but with food like this, I will NOT be coming here again.

Man, the corned beef hash was so greasy I'm going to double up on my statins meds today and the banana foster was really soggy. Maybe it's a bad day or maybe Nutmeg fell off. The service was good/mid. Overall I feeling like I could have had Denny's. But for the price point there are other places I'll go next time...

Terrible service, food, and coffee. Service- don't expect any, you'll be fine. Food-lukewarm to cold, very low quality for the price. Coffee-took a while to receive, when I got it, it was lukewarm, not fresh.

Locally owned restaurant that serves breakfast and lunch. We went for breakfast and had a very delicious meal. You order at the counter before you sit down, so don't be one of those people that grabs a table before you even order. They have an assortment of baked goods on display which looked delish. We each ordered an order a different version of their stuffed french toast and added a side of scrambled eggs. Banana foster stuffed french toast- it was delicious no additional syrup is needed since the caramel adds the needed sweetness. They use brioche bread stuffed with what seemed a cinnamon cream mixture, so good. Berry stuffed French toast - was my favorite Fresh blueberries and strawberries with a berry compote drizzle. The brioche was stuffed with what seemed to be just cream, it was so delicious. They also offer seasonal drinks, we had the gingery lattes and they were delish, much better than other coffee places. The staff was friendly and the ambiance is not fast food type even though you order at the counter. The staff is very attentive and quickly clears dirty dishes from the tables. We'll be back to try some of their other dishes.

A great little cafe for breakfast/brunch, and now, happy hour & dinner! This location is large and can accommodate a lot more people. It's sweet and cozy in decor. I love that they have baked goods and foods that accommodate vegetarian/vegan and gluten free diets. My friends and I recently visited for their new night hours and it was the perfect little spot for good company with delicious food. I loved the BBQ jackfruit sandwich! It was tangy, well-seasoned, and served on perfectly toasted buttery brioche. There's also a great selection of beers on tap. Service is friendly, and the chef came out to check on us as well! We love seeing this local brunch favorite expanding their horizons. We'll be making these Nutmeg nights a regular thing!

I have been eating here off and on for a while, and have finally decided to make a review. Since I started eating here, a few items have gone down in quality (The Bread Pudding is now so dry I don't even order it) or flat out taken off the menu (Permalosa Panini!). But what settled it was seeing the owner complain about not making enough while the registers were slammed and the place was packed.(I was behind him in line).He then proceeded to order, and sit around for the duration of my time there. As much as I would like to continue supporting the workers there who are making good food- the owner needs to work as well, not just be a landlord. The only reason this isn't a one star is because the espresso scones are delicious, and your servers are delightful.

This one sadly missed the mark. When we got there we were excited as the line wrapped from the counter to outside (you order at the counter and then they bring you your food). We started off with the cinnamon roll. It was warmed up but was still pretty cold. It was dense but lacked flavor. The cream cheese tasted like frosting. Let's start off with the one entree that was good: the breakfast quesadilla. It had a nice little sear to it and was tasty. Besides that everything was pretty bland. The fancy avocado toast was nothing to rave home about and the side of fruit (see my photo) was kinda bizarre. The blueberry pancakes were alright as were the basic pancakes. The hash was tremendously greasy. All in all disappointed due to one, the wait, and two, the price. Everything was super expensive and unwarranted in my opinion. Parking is plentiful as it's in a strip mall.

In the industrial part of Poway, but they have flags in front. Cute place inside with ample places to eat. I got the banana coconut muffin and a brownie; both gluten free. The muffin was moist, flavorful and should have gotten more! The brownie was heavy, rich, chocolatey and fudgey. Neither tasted gluten free and both were delicious!! I highly recommend this place. Price point was about average for gluten free, both $5.50 each.

Stopped in for breakfast and it hit the spot! I had the savory quiche and the Benedict, both were delicious. The quiche had a nice flaky crust and the Benedict came with perfectly poached eggs and rich hollandaise. Cozy café vibes and friendly service made for a great start to the day. The place has a casual, local feel and is dog-friendly, which makes it even better.

Definitely worth of all the five-star ratings from other Yelpers. We are visiting this area and followed the Yelp-reviews to Nutmegs. So pleased with this choice. The wait on a Sunday @ 10:00 was about 13-minutes to place an order. The line was a bit confusing and interfered with the flow of traffic in the cafe, but it worked. Beware: you must walk past all the bakery items before you order. Not an easy feat. It ls breakfast and I am wanting dessert! My husband and I ordered the egg white sausage scramble. I ordered the Triple D Special, recommended by Diners, Drive-ins and-Dives. Who could resist that recommendation? We started with decaf mochas. We were not disappointed. Our food came quickly. The cafe was bustling but not too overstimulating. The atmosphere was relaxed and fun. Our meals were so delicious and filling. Piping hot. Fresh ingredients. So flavorful. Shout out to the staff and management. This restaurant is well run. The staff are attentive, efficient and friendly. They move people through without it feeling rushed. You will not be disappointed if you choose to brunch at Nutmegs.

Great sandwiches. Very healthy and good quality ingredients. Easy counter order and lots of seating. 5 star for sandwiches. The star gets knocked down as I've gotten pastries twice, a cookie and the cinnamon roll and just way too much butter. Super heavy. So 3 star for pastries but 5 star for sandwiches

I stopped by for lunch after a hike nearby. There was a girl scout camped out front so I bought a couple boxes of cookies from her. There was a line to order but it moved fairly quickly. I ordered their fancy avocado toast and was given a number to take to a table of my choosing. They brought the toast to me when it was ready. The avocado toast looked and tasted amazing. The pesto sauce on it was a nice touch. I also enjoyed the fresh fruit that it came with on the side. The place is cute and clean. I'll definitely be coming back.

Very delicious Very nutritious The amazing burritos are amazing Uuu. And the honey cinnamon Lattes with oatmilk , celestial!

Friendly staff and nice ambiance, but food and wait time is not exactly the greatest. We arrived Sunday, about an hour before their closing time, so safe to say the brunch rush had already ended. We only got a couple of paninis and that took about 20 minutes. Friendly staff, but man, I didn't realize panini could take that long to prepare. Anywho, when food finally arrived, it was a let down. We got the la havana. Slow braised carnitas sounds amazing, like it would have some jus at least or something, but it was so dry and tasted flat. It was bland and underwhelming. I don't know if it's a bad day as many people seem to love this place, but I left the place disappointed, taste wise.

There's a lot of seats in here. I got myself an Iced Americano and an Omelette Florentine. I'm not a coffee expert so I don't have much to say about the coffee, but it does taste like coffee. The omelette was very fluffy and enjoyable. It had a ton of nice cheese pulls. The toast was also great. The fruit (watermelon, cantaloupe, honeydew) was also of good quality. The biggest let down was the potatoes. They very average at best and were a bit dry and unevenly seasoned. This place has good vibes and was a good place to stop and get brunch on the drive back home from San Diego.

This is my go-to bakery & cafe! Their salads are amazing and versatile and I never get bored of them. If I'm in the mood for something sweet, their scones are amazing! The service is even better!! They remember your name and they provide the best service with utmost care for their customers. Their aguas frescas are a nice summer addition as well. Always recommend it to my friends so I had to eventually help people on Yelp discover this gem too!

Order the brown rice and lentil soup! Sooooo good with curry flavor. Cute atmosphere and friendly staff

Cute, cozy, yummy spot for a lil brekkie, pastry, and/or coffee in PQ. Love the Nutmeg scramble. The staff is always sweet. Shoutout to Cee, you're amazing!!!!!

cozy bakery cafe with a breakfast and lunch menu. We beat the breakfast rush. Ordered at the counter and food/coffee orders are brought to you by table number. The only inconvenience is when your drinks are brought out; you have to get up to get your straw and additional items needed. The food was decent and nicely portioned. The coffee was satisfactory. I'd probably return to try their hot coffees and lunch menu.

The service was quick and the water tasted fresh. The cinnamon roll is a 7/10. My friend also liked "the amazing wrap," but remarked that it should be called "the actually pretty good wrap" Thats the end of the positives. To be quite honest, the entire time I sat there questioning why the line was out the door. The iced lattes taste like if you made brewed coffee at home in your Keurig, stuck it in the fridge overnight, then threw ice on it in the morning. Hot lattes are also nothing to write home about. With an espresso that is burnt at best, and a foam consistency that is closer to soap bubbles than anything edible. Also the 16?oz hot lattes that we ordered came in at a whopping 15 oz. We ordered 4 plates. Let's just say, all of the salt from three of them was put in mine. The price point? UH don't even get me started. Do yourself a favor and go quite literally anywhere else in San Diego for the same price you'll get a far better experience.

I suppose the atmosphere here is lively. The place was busy and loud. I stood in line for a while in order to order. Honestly, that's why it's a 4 star experience for me. I prefer to be seated and an order be taken. This is not that kind of place. Stand in line, order, get a number, and find yourself a seat. The food was great though. I got the avocado toast which was fabulous! I also got herbal tea, I think it was called "happy" or something similar. It was a great tea blend. Basically their version of chamomile. I'm not sure what my friend ordered but she clearly liked it as she was scrapping the sauce from the plate. I wish I took pictures- I usually do. But when they brought the food out, it looked so good that I dug right in. While I didn't order any pastries, they did look amazing. It was so hard to say no to myself. Each one was huge and delicious looking. Definitely go and enjoy this place. It's a good one.