Sidekick Bakery

My hot latte had an off flavor, the ham and cheese croissant was not fully baked, and the blueberry cheesecake muffin was pretty dry and flavorless. The barista was very nice and the location is good, but I wouldn’t come back for food or coffee.

Sidekick is a cozy, vibrant bakery and coffee shop in Ted's Bulletin in Arlington. They offer a variety of baked goods and coffee beverages, including Ted's tarts, cakes, cookies, muffins, croissants, banana bread, danishes, bars, savory brioches, toasts, and frozen food items, gourmet coffee, and teas. As soon as you enter, you'll be greeted by the lovely aroma of freshly baked goods. Its branding is visible everywhere, and I like how it's used throughout the shop, including on tissue paper, paper cups, and packaging. The coffee and sweets are excellent, making it the perfect spot to enjoy or grab and go in the afternoon.

Came here after Punch Bowl Social and I was so impressed and overwhelmed at the same time. This spot was like dessert heaven. The inside is really small. Cookies and cream milkshake was to die for. The Cinnamon Toast Crunch muffin was crazy flavorful. It was like the cereal bar plus a little Debbie snack all in one. Blueberry muffin was light and airy. I asked them to warm it up and it was like perfection. Definitely a dope bakery to check out!!

I came in after dinner and had a piece of the celebration cake but the cake was so bland. The mousse and batter was great texture wise but I felt like I just ate nothing…unfortunately it didn’t have any taste. Not sweet at all. The only thing that was sweet was the sprinkles. The hot chocolate I ordered was delicious otherwise.

I don't think y'all understand...I'm obsessed! I also have a sweet tooth like non-other. I admire it when bakeries get creative & Sidekick bakery does a snazzy job when incorporating some time-old classics into their desserts and pastries alike. To get my sugar rush fix, I always make it a point to go by Sidekick to get myself something, ANYTHING! Whether that be one of the handmade pop tarts, a petit cake, or a brownie slice. It's all good! Don't believe me? Here are photos from each time I visited the extended bakery at Ted's Bulletin. I'll admit these croissants filled with soft-served ice cream was an unexpected twist for me and I lo-key like it. Part of me wished it could’ve been filled with chocolate soft served. There's only so much time before your croissant will begin to leak of sorts. So I suggest you dig in quickly. I admire it when bakeries get creative & Sidekick bakery does a snazzy job when incorporating some time-old classics into their desserts and pastries alike. I didn’t get to try the funfetti pound cake (?) or the cinnamon toast banana bread. Those belonged to my parents.

Chai tea latte is really good and well balanced. My friend compared it to a horchata, so it's definitely a sweet treat! 12 oz for a small and 16oz for a large. Lots of yummy baked goods including a crispy and buttery croissant. Cookies are pretty standard. Overall, a very nice bakery. The inkind offer did not work for me and it seems that many people do not get to use the offer. From the other reviews, it seems that it is a problem that hasn't been fixed for a long time.

I had a hard time redeeming a special offer coupon and was able to revisit for better luck. A different barista was able to help with a manual override. Thankful for that.. I ordered the same order I tried five hours earlier and then found a chunk of plastic in the middle of my muffin. Just disappointed. And all the blueberries are on the bottom but that could be on purpose even though that's very different.

So this place is connected with Teds Bulletin, but they have their own door you can walk through. The selection is varied and everything looks so good in the displays. We got there towards the end of the day so there were a lot of empty spaces in the display case. The service was very robotic and not very welcoming. Nobody greeted me until my fiancé walked in a few minutes after me. The redeeming indulgence in my opinion were the Ted tarts. That’s right you read that correctly Ted is making mother effin pop tarts. I have been brainwashed to think that pop tarts can only be bought from the grocery store. I never really thought of it as a baked good... but this place had them and they were delightful. The bread portion of the Ted tart reminded me of shortbread cookies. The filling wasn’t overly sweet but very savory and flavorful. The cake was also very good and the filling was delicious. Will probably be back but I definitely want to try the croissants. They looked so good in the display!

I ordered a hot tea and a sidekick mini breakfast sandwich for pick up. I got the text saying the food was ready for pickup, and about 5 mins later I arrived to pickup. The worker at the front was caught off guard and asked "just a tea, right?" So I had to pull up my order so he could see what I paid for. Neither the sandwich nor the tea were ready even though I had gotten a text a few minutes early that it was all ready? Anyway, I waited about 5 more minutes, and was served the hot water with its tea bag and the sandwich, which was somehow completely cold when I bit into it 15 seconds after receiving it ? Usually I like Sidekick for a quick and easy tea and breakfast, but was a bit disappointed today.

Chai tea latte is really good and well balanced. My friend compared it to a horchata, so it's definitely a sweet treat! 12 oz for a small and 16oz for a large. Lots of yummy baked goods including a crispy and buttery croissant. Cookies are pretty standard. Overall, a very nice bakery. The inKind offer did not work for me and it seems that many people do not get to use the offer. From the other reviews, it seems that it is a problem that hasn't been fixed for a long time.

This Sidekick Bakery makes the BEST drinks....My "go to" drink order here is a, 16oz, dirty chai tea latte with sugar free vanilla, oat milk and kids temp...try it! Won't be disappointed. And of course, their pastries are baked fresh and to perfection every time.

This place is a bakery with a twist. They do prepare traditional baked goods however it seems the majority of their featured baked good are novelty recipes. On this occasion I ordered the Strawberry Shortcake Snowdays and was disappointed by it. In essence what I thought I was ordering was soft served ice cream with some semblance of strawberry shortcake pieces or slices mixed into it however what I received was a cup of soft served ice cream with a baked tart inserted in it. A strawberry Ted's Tart to be exact. It wasn't a bad treat as much as it was a disappointment in that it wasn't even close to a strawberry shortcake ice cream in flavor or texture. In fact it was quite literally soft served ice cream in a cup with a pop tart and some strawberry topping. If I'm in the area I will certainly stop by again however I will try other menu items. Give them a try.

Checked out Sidekick because I was craving a pastry. I tried their seasonal danish and had a iced vanilla latte. The danish was blueberry flavored and was very good and my coffee was solid. The service was super friendly and I got my order very fast. I took my order to go but they had a nice patio seating area. The prices of their baked goods were very reasonable and all looked delicious. I will definitely back when I'm craving a pastry!

Sidekick bakery is a small bakery section inside of Ted's Bulletin. You can enter directly from outside or once inside of Ted's. I have not had anything that has disappointed me from here. Their stuffed croissants are incredible. One of my favorite breakfast items in Ballston is the egg and cheddar croissant. The muffins, cookies, brownies, cakes are all divine. I love that this place is open late, a lot of bakeries close very early and this place is always reliable to have that after dinner baked good. Service is always fast and everyone behind the counter has only ever been kind. 100% reccomend getting the croissants and the babka muffin is now a new favorite!

Popped in for some pop tarts! Too sweet for my liking and the proportion of crust to filling was off. But they were a fun and different treat, and we 100% enjoyed a mini celebration cake! I'd go back for that every time.

Super cute cafe! I didn't realize it was inside of the Ted's Bulletin. The Cinnamon Toast Crunch latte was delicious with pieces of the actual cereal in it. The sidekicks were good as well, 2 is a great breakfast but they need some sort of sauce!! Like an aioli or mayo idk. Cashier was nice!

Sidekick Bakery is located inside of Ted's Bulletin in Ballston. They serve hot and iced beverages, frozen treats (including snowdays and soft serve filled croissants), sweets including cakes, cinnamon toast crunch banana bread, cookies, croissants, danishes, millionaire bar, muffins, sk cosmic brownie, Ted's tarts, and savory items including slider breakfast sandwiches, croissant sandwiches, and toasts. I was sad they were sold out of Apple Danish. I enjoyed a Cherry Blossom and White Chocolate Cookie. I plan to return to try their other items.

Service was very good and the millionaire bar was also very good (very sweet for those may like more subtle sweets) but to be honest I wasn't a fan of the celebration cake and really wouldn't even call it cake there is less then 25% cake in it the rest is vanilla mousse

Buttery, flaky, scrumptious and light ! I really wish I had gotten a bakers dozen of these beautifully made pop tarts. Plan on coming back to try all of their flavors.

Over and above service to get a customized birthday cake to my son, who lives in Arlington. And all reports are it tasted great! Thank you Sidekick!

The Celebration Sidekick Cake ! Just wow! The cake is moist and delicate. The mousse is fluffy, light and aiiry! I was not expecting a professional cake to come through DoorDash but I am so glad that I took my chances! Trust me! THIS is the cake you want...didnt know that you needed!

Came here after Punch Bowl Social and I was so impressed and overwhelmed at the same time. This spot was like dessert heaven. The inside is really small. Cookies and cream milkshake was to die for. The Cinnamon Toast Crunch muffin was crazy flavorful. It was like the cereal bar plus a little Debbie snack all in one. Blueberry muffin was light and airy. I asked them to warm it up and it was like perfection. Definitely a dope bakery to check out!!

I don't think y'all understand...I'm obsessed! I also have a sweet tooth like non-other. I admire it when bakeries get creative & Sidekick bakery does a snazzy job when incorporating some time-old classics into their desserts and pastries alike. To get my sugar rush fix, I always make it a point to go by Sidekick to get myself something, ANYTHING! Whether that be one of the handmade pop tarts, a petit cake, or a brownie slice. It's all good! Don't believe me? Here are photos from each time I visited the extended bakery at Ted's Bulletin. I'll admit these croissants filled with soft-served ice cream was an unexpected twist for me and I lo-key like it. Part of me wished it could've been filled with chocolate soft served. There's only so much time before your croissant will begin to leak of sorts. So I suggest you dig in quickly. I admire it when bakeries get creative & Sidekick bakery does a snazzy job when incorporating some time-old classics into their desserts and pastries alike. I didn't get to try the funfetti pound cake (?) or the cinnamon toast banana bread. Those belonged to my parents.

The celebration cake here was amazing. A little pricey but not overly sweet like a lot of other cakes. Good flavor and texture. And they have a croissant filled with soft serve! If that's all sidekick every served i would go here every single day if my body lets me. Sadly the spirit is willing but the body is weak.

Got the nitro cold brew for about $4 which is not a bad price. However, it wasn't anything special and the flavors were relatively boring. I wish they had a cap that I could sip with instead of using a straw. Would be down to try other coffee options and pastries. I wouldn't get the nitro cold brew here again.

I love to get a soft serve filled croissant here! I think this is a pretty unique item that is very delicious! I haven't tried the other desserts yet, but definitely recommend trying this one. It's not very obvious on the menu and it's something you do want to eat pretty quickly to avoid the soft serve melting. I only wish they offered multiple flavors.

Incredibly crazy! Looking for a nosh in the evening! Cookies and luscious treats! And they have milk! They have milk! So also they have teas and speciality coffees! Service was great and we sat outside and enjoyed the treats! Great ambience!

They advertised the $5 off $10 purchase on their website. When I downloaded the app to use it, it wouldn't work in the store. The girl at the counter was ZERO help, and they refused to honor the coupon even though it was on THEIR site!!

Got a cake from here for my husband's recent 30th birthday and was not disappointed! It was very nice looking and tasted delicious :)

Unfortunately sidekick did not meet our expectations. I saw their website and their amazing desserts so I had to give it a try. I got the peanut butter chocolate cake as well as the millionaire bar. The cake, unfortunately came out decomposed a bit, the cake was tilted and the pearls were everywhere, a bit unpresentable. The flavor was also quite bland and I did not enjoy the texture too much. It's definitely an amazing concept and I love the idea of a small cake you can get just for yourself, but the flavor was the most disappoint.

Didn't know it was the bakery in Ted's Bulletin..if I had known I would have had better expectations. Customer service there in the bakery is great. The ladies are super nice and helpful but it's still part of a large restaurant and comes off as it's own place which felt a little misleading? Idk why. Cookies were good but they were a little bit dry. Guess I'm used to really well made oatmeal cookies and not more rolled oat type. Still great!

Why was this butter croissant the best croissant I've had in so long?! It was delicious and they warm it up for you. Dirty chai was also BUSSS

Came to Sidekick with my sidekick. We initially came with the idea of grabbing a morning treat to eat but I was kinda turned off as the front doors were wide open. Although it was a beautiful morning, there was nothing keeping the flies out of the location. The interior is beautiful and the pastries, cookies and tarts are visually stunning. They definite grab your attention and make you take a second look. While I did not purchase a sweet, I did take advantage of getting the $1 coffee and grabbed a table next door at Ted's. While the storefront is just a walk in and out location, they do have exterior seating for sidewalk vibes of Arlington. Family, friends and four legged friends alike, there's space for all. The young lady at the counter was super friendly and had the happiest smiles on her face. I'm not counting Sidekick out though, I will be back, that snowdays is calling my name!!!!

This is an awesome addition to Ballston Quarter when it comes to picking up a sweet treat or two. I'm not easy to impress, but this spot did it. I tried a strawberry poptart, a vanilla mini cake, caramel cotton candy, and a giant salted chocolate chip cookie. The last item was probably my favorite - huge portion for the price that took me 2-3 days to eat. The cake was covered in sprinkles and super light and fluffy inside, with a great airy frosting. Location is facing Wilson Boulevard right next to (in fact attached to) Ted's Bulletin. I'll definitely be back sometime soon.

Kind of in love with Sidekick's pastries and ice cream sundaes (aka "snowdays"). In general their desserts have a creative twist-- although there are some more classic ones if that's your vibe too. Some of my favorites are the pop tarts (they're all good, really), the pop rocks & cola and strawberry matcha croissants (the size of your head), and the s'mores snowday (I'm sure I'd love the others too but have only tried that one thus far). I'd skip the oatmeal chocolate chip cookie-- a little dry-- and the Cinnamon Toast Crunch banana bread-- not exciting and the Cinnamon Toast Crunch had lost its crunch. If you're looking for a quick treat, look no further, Sidekick has got your back. Note: there's some outdoor seating but none inside so this is not a good place to get work done. The interior is very cramped and not meant for large groups at a time.

Sidekick Bakery is basically the side chick to Ted's Bulletin. If you're not in the mood for a full meal you can get some sexual healing in the form of a croissant and coffee. And oh the croissant options they have! Matcha and strawberry, everything bagel, frostee and fries are among the smorgasboard of food porn they offered. I came in for a quick meeting and ordered a steak and egg breakfast sandwich and matcha latte with oat milk. My steak and egg breakfast sandwich was made to order and filled with high quality shaved beef. The toasted brioche bun and seasoning all melded together perfectly for one of the best breakfast sandwiches I've ever had. My matcha latte (my go to order at every cafe) was another story. The tea was so bitter that I could barely choke it down. A good quality matcha should be light green and have a mild grassy flavor. I was very disappointed and sadly could drink two sips before throwing it away. I wish that the barista asked why I handed him a full drink to throw away so i could provide feedback in person or perhaps exchange for a better drink but the atmosphere did not seem right at the time. My work date ordered a croissant as well but got the wrong order. She said it was still tasty. My two takeaways: please source a new matcha supplier and please ask if orders are to-go or for here so you can save on packaging. Otherwise, I can't wait to come back and try their oat milk soft serve which is so on trend right now!

While the sweet and savory pastries are alluring, look out for the flies! There were 2 flies swarming around the glass display on the right burst my curiosity for the savory stuffed croissants. Luckily, there were no flies in the display case on the left and I took a gamble on the Banana Cream Pie. The Banana Cream Pie (4/5) was fun to try, but didn't quite hit the mark. It was very decadent with a mound of whipped cream and banana filling in a dense hard shell. It was really hard to cut through the shell and challenging to get the whipped cream, banana filling, and the shell in a solid good bite. I wish the shell was lighter with a thinner layer of whipped cream. My hubby and I conquered 1/2 of the pie before throwing in the towel. While the creative and unique pastries piqued my curiosity, the standoffish service and the flies left me with a sour taste.

Sidekick is the bakery section of Ted's Bulletin. This is where you go to pick up your Ted's delivery or normal takeout. Recently, I got an Iced Chai Latte with Oat Milk, Steak + Eggs Sliders, Tater Tots, and a Chocolate Peanut Butter Mini Cake. Iced Chai Latte with Oak Milk: I personally don't like the iced chai lattes here due to the milk to chai mix ratio. They usually have more chai mix and it's not for the best. Steak + Eggs sliders: a great 2 for $7 deal! I love these sliders because it's an amazing deal for a quick to-go breakfast. Tater Tots: the most creative Tater Tots I've ever had. The perfect amount of crunch and potato. Chocolate Peanut Butter Mini Cake: my favorite cake to get at Ted's! The chocolate is rich and the peanut butter is powdery - which I love. The cake is perfect for a Netflix Binge night and is the suitable for one person. Overall: Sidekick is an amazing addition to Ted's and I love coming here for my to-go orders. Their menu stays consistent with the occasional seasonal offerings - which can be a hit or a miss.

Enjoyed this experience even more than going to Ted's Bulletin... especially after seeing the long line of people for Sunday brunch next door! The 2 for $7 buns are delicious and filling. I would go with the eggs and bacon over the steak and eggs, but definitely try one of each (because you can). I tried a sample of the millionaire bars and those are crack. Every pop tart I've tried is WAY too sweet for my liking, but that's just me. The mini cakes look adorable- perfect to pick up for a friend's birthday! Update: Just go with the plain croissants- the dough is truly amazing and the fillings don't do it justice. The croissants are jumbo, warm, and flakey (literal perfection). I tried the egg and cheddar croissant and the scrambled egg filling inside was still cold. Disappointing for a $7 croissant.

Stopped by real quick for something to bring home. Got the Egg Nog Caramel Cream croissant and the seasonal fruit one (forgot what it was). They both were so good especially the egg nog! It was so creamy and crispy that we ate it very quick. Sidekick is really top of the croissant game right now as far as creativity. Definitely worth a stop every time I'm in Ballston.

Absolutely delicious. I live in Baltimore and would take the drive for their Devil's Food Cake. I ended up getting a bunch more stuff. The Salted Chocolate Chip Cookie was so good. The texture of the inside was a bit like they were under done. I personally love my cookies like this, but I know some don't. I was not a big fan of the millionaire bar (not pictured). Too much caramel and not enough of everything else, but to each it's own. The service was awesome. The two guys were very knowledgeable on all of the pastries. They also had doggy treats which I loved.

Solid 4 star bakery! Everything they make is quality and aesthetically pleasing to look at. I've had the banana cream pie and soft serve croissant. While I was satisfied with what I had, each item was missing an oomph in flavor. Not to say it was bad, it was perfectly fine, but I needed a certain wow-factor to set them apart from other places. Great brand, great aesthetic, they just need a certain flare to really separate them from other bakeries I've had. Side Kick shows a lot of promise so I definitely would love to try more items to sway my review.

Decided to pop into this bakery to grab a quick dessert. I decided to get the Cosmic Brownie. The brownie itself was very rich and too much (this coming from a chocolate lover) and the frosting on top was too much, I ended up scraping it off then taking a few bites before tossing it out.

I've visited Sidekick Bakery a couple times when I'm looking for a sweet treat! It's connected to the Ted's Bulletin, but has its own entrance so you can go straight to the GOODS. The first time I visited I had my eye on a mini Celebration cake that I picked up for my parent's anniversary. It was so cute and the perfect size for just a few people! I was surprised how moist and delicious the cake was and how tasty the frosting was as well! It was more of a whipped/lighter feeling frosting rather than a thick buttercream which was great because it felt light and fluffy! The decorations were so cute as well! Other items I've tried from Sidekick are the poptarts and an oatmeal chocolate chip cookie. The poptarts are solid, pretty tasty. The cookie, however, wasn't as impressive, pretty dry and disappointing. If you're in the Ballston area, Sidekick Bakery may be a great spot to swing by! It's great to have another bakery to try!

Cosmic brownie was visually appealing, but the frosting flavor was not my favorite. I wasn't expecting the rise-flavoring and didn't really care for eating the rose petals, but the vibe of the bakery was good and I'd try something else, since I really enjoy Ted's.

Last time I dined at Ted's Bulletin I really wanted to try one of Ted's Tarts but, decided not to unnecessarily add on more food to my order. It was a wants vs. needs situation. Nonetheless, today I made it a priority to try one of Ted's Tarts. They are so nostalgic and cute ! I walked into Sidekick (located inside of Ted's Bulletin). then, I looked in the case to see what they had. The baked goods in the case seemed quite limited. I didn't see any of the speciality croissants. I asked the cashier and she shared that they only had a few mini everything croissants not shown. That being said, I'd advise that if you want your choice of their full selection you should visit early. I visited around noon. I ordered my planned Ted's Tart. I decided to try the seasonal raspberry one. Before, I blinked my eyes the cashier handed me my tart in a cute pouch, which was great for snacking and walking. I know it's just a baked good but they were quick! I grabbed one of their large napkins too. Oddly, I really liked the big napkin. The tart is thicker than a Pop Tart and mine had less filling than one too. It was actually quite hollow which I didn't appreciate. It really didn't matter which flavor tart I chose because it was only like a half tablespoon worth of filling. The crust itself was quite good. It seemed to have the perfect balance of sweetness reminding me of that of a shortbread cookie. All in all, I think the Sidekick Bakery is a nice spot to grab a delicious treat.

Went to get a cake for my friends birthday. They were super crowded and you could tell the workers especially at the front were stressed and doing a bunch of things but they were all super nice still. Cake was definitely good for a birthday but I will say those spherical sugar things were too hard to eat. I was like, did they put little jaw breakers on this cake? Either way still liked the cake. Had some big frozen whipped cream layers or something. Never seen that before but it was good. Had ice cream cake vibes.

The pop tarts are to die for! i went back the next day to get more! service was quick and the decor is very cute.

(This rating is based only on what we actually ordered and ate.) At 11AM on Sunday we stopped by to try out Sidekick, as I'd just come across it on Yelp earlier in the week. The cakes and milkshakes looked delicious but we needed breakfast first. They were out of croissants so we went with the breakfast sliders ("slidekicks"). They almost could not have been more disappointing. The egg and cheese slider had a dab of cheese the size of a dime (see photo) and the egg had zero salt or pepper. Who's eating a scrambled egg with no seasoning? Who's making a scrambled egg with no seasoning? And charging $3.50 for it? ‍ The steak and egg slider was nominally better if only because the steak was tender. However, the chimichurri sauce was nearly as tasteless as the, again, unseasoned egg. The rolls had more flavor than anything else. Based on the sliders, we didn't go back inside for anything sweet. If you're going here for something sweet, you might have better luck.

Solid addition to Ballston. Ordered the creme brûlée snow day- sort of like a parfait with soft serve ice cream. Was a good idea and enjoyed the different layers, but was verrry sweet, even for me. Also the pop tarts that came inside were very hard, not sure if they were frozen or perhaps stale but made them hard to eat. Also wanted to try the banana bread, but there was only one slice left that looked on the old side so I abstained. Thought it was a pretty good value for $6, was a ton of food. Would try again if I was in the neighborhood but probably wouldn't make a separate trip.

The chocolate peanut butter cake was absolutely out of this world!!! Can't wait to come back to try the other items!!

One of our latest Uber eats delivery was from an establishment we'd ordered from before Sidekick bakery. We enjoy their breakfast sandwiches but the bit hit was the Celebration Cake. It arrived nicely packaged in its own box and was decorated covered in multi colored sprinkles. The yellow cake was so moist and yummy so was the nice amount of vanilla whipped cream that was layered in it. The cake was one of the best I've ever had and as a whipped cream lover I was happy to see they didn't skimp on the cream layered in the cake. Next time I'm definitely ordering two of these cakes and also plan to try the peanut butter chocolate cake they offer too. Thank you Sidekick for offering such an amazing cake! I highly recommend this to any sweet lover who's trying to decide what to order. We ate it up too fast to get a picture but am definitely taking one next time so I can add it to this review.

I was initially drawn into the Sidekick Bakery after seeing that they were having a $1 coffee promotion until 8/12 and I was blown away by the awesome and kind service that I also ordered a few of their pastries. The strawberry and match croissant was massive and well worth the $7 pricetag. The pastry was flaky and buttery and the dried strawberries on top added a nice mouthfeel and fresh fruit flavor profile. When I bit into the croissant I was greeted by a nice surprise of strawberry jam along with a bit of matcha custard that kept the pastry very moist and delicious. I also tried the watermelon and lime tart that was basically a homemade pop-tart with a unique filling and a much better tasting short crust. The filling tasted mostly of lime than watermelon but it was good nonetheless. However, I would definitely choose the croissant over the tart. Overall, a fantastic little coffee shop/bakery with good coffee and even better pastries.

Great place to grab coffee/dessert and sit outside with a friend!! Reasons to come: 1. The coffee is $1 (until November 1st) ((they keep extending it lol)). 2. It has great seating outside and the weather is always nice when I come. 3. Free WiFi and there's always a free table for me to do work on my laptop! 4. The pastries r YUMMY Food I've tried: 1. STRAWBERRY MATCHA CROISSANT IS SO GOOD. I wished it had more matcha flavor, for me it tasted more like a strawberry jam with cream, but it was so good! I also wished it didn't look so...idk.. fake? The neon green frosting really turned me off and made it look really bad, but after hearing so many people tell me it's good I finally tried it and I do not regret. 2. Everything bagel croissant: the croissants here are amazing. Always deliciously crispy and flaky. This has wayyyyy too much cream cheese though. I'm usually a lover of cream cheese (slab it all over my bagel mmm) but the amount it had was kinda gross. I think it's because it's like cold ish cream cheese. Not sure if they heat the croissants up. 3. Tarts: I really like the blueberry cheesecake! I've also tried watermelon lime, and brown sugar (or something like that I don't quite remember). The tarts in general are kinda meh but if you heat it up it's yummy. I'm excited to try more!!! I really want to see what their ice cream shakes are about. My personal opinions recap: the presentation could use some work for the strawberry matcha , and the filling to croissant ratio is way too high for the everything bagel. Things seem pricey but they can actually be pretty good. Overall a great place to stop by. Also sometimes they have samples and the portions are huge!!

The first time I ordered, I got one of their mini cakes for my husband. After the 25 minutes wait for them to make my milkshake, I came home to find out that they gave me the wrong cake. Walked back to exchange, came home to find that their mini cake was stale and boring tasting - not at all worth the money and the wait and the walk back. The second time, I ordered their oatmeal chocolate chip cookie. I even asked to make sure the cookie was baked today. They swore up and down that it was. Yeah no it was not. Dry and stale - Safeway could have baked a better cookie at 1/5 the price. Never coming here again. 2 stars instead of 1 cuz their packaging is cute.

When in Arlington I wanted to stop & check out this new location for a local favorite. And, they have such a great new, stylish space in the new Ballston Quarter. Of course a person needs to try their homemade pop tarts- so I brought home a strawberry, apple, and brown sugar cinnamon. I don't think it's ok to go there and not try a pop tart?! The fruit options were certainly the best in combination with the expected dryness of pop tart dough. So many of their other creations were certainly visually tempting! Go now & get breakfast for tomorrow. Or just eat it now!

Very tasty! Went for date night something slight but we enjoyed it! The pumpkin spiced latte was really good! Would definitely go back!