Sandwich shop offers a cozy, authentic atmosphere with a bright, spacious interior and Vietnamese music playing. The place smells of fresh bread and has a casual, busy vibe with seating for quick dining. It is known for serving some of the best banh mi sandwiches in the area.
Strong Vietnamese Coffee stands out with many add-on options. Unique flavors like pandan and crème brûlée add variety to the dark, rich coffee.
Bread comes out warm and fresh with a perfectly crunchy crust and a soft inside. Fillings are generous, and the bread stays crispy without being hard or scratchy.
"I thought the banh mi here was heavenly and amazing."
"Their egg rolls are super crispy and come in great flavors."
"The banh mi bread here is amazing, so crispy yet soft."
Good to know
Parking can be challenging; be prepared for potential towing.
Expect a busy atmosphere, especially during lunch hours.
Orders should be placed in advance to avoid long wait times.
Spacious shop offers plenty of seating inside and out with a relaxed atmosphere. Freshly baked baguettes are light, airy, and crispy, forming the core of generously filled banh mi sandwiches. Customers often buy bread to go, drawn by excellent value and quality.
Strong, sweet Vietnamese coffee comes hot and with boba. It pairs well with banh mi and other dishes, making it a daily go-to.
Bread comes freshly made and baked in-house, with a light airy texture and a thin crunchy crust. It balances softness and crispness well, staying fresh even after freezing and reheating.
Good to know
They offer a buy 2 get 1 free deal on the rolls.
The sandwiches cost $6.50 each and are available in two sizes: round and baguette.
There is plenty of parking available because it is situated in a strip center.
Small bakery offers cozy standing room with a cute, clean interior that contrasts its exterior. It features clearly labeled vegan options, including a dedicated vegan banh mi menu praised for quality and flavor. Prices remain reasonable, making it a popular spot for fresh, flavorful Vietnamese and Chinese baked goods.
Strong and just sweet enough, the Vietnamese iced coffee stands out here. It pairs well with the coconut croissants and costs around $4 per cup.
Bread comes fresh and warm with a nice chew and texture. They make it in-house, offering crispy-soft loaves and French vegan croissants that never cut the mouth.
Good to know
The bakery offers a wide selection of vegan options clearly labeled.
Prices for baked goods are generally under $10, making them affordable.
They provide numerous samples for tasting before purchasing.
Small sandwich shop offers soft, buttery baguettes and generous meat portions at very reasonable prices. Space includes a few tables and a counter, making it mostly a to-go spot with quick customer turnover. Menu features a wide selection of Vietnamese dishes beyond banh mi sandwiches.
Strong, flavorful coffee stands out here, especially the Vietnamese iced coffee. The coffee consistently pairs well with the food offerings.
Bread comes out fresh and warm with a soft inside and a perfectly crunchy outside. Some loaves may be underbaked with raw flour inside, and bread supply can run out, causing waits for fresh batches.
Good to know
Most dishes cost $14 as of October 2023.
They charged a fee if I bought less than $10 when using a credit card.
They did not accept $50 or $100 bills.
Small interior creates a cozy and inviting atmosphere with old school R&B music adding to the vibe. The space feels busy and energetic, often crowded with a steady flow of diners. Friendly staff contribute to a family-friendly mood despite occasional loud conversations.
Bold and rich coconut coffee stands out alongside the smooth Vietnamese iced milk coffee. The egg coffee features a delicious whipped topping, and the salted egg coffee offers a pronounced, rich flavor with a salted egg cream top.
Fresh bread comes soft and fluffy, perfect for dipping into sauces and hearty sizzling plates. It pairs well with dishes like the Special Wagyu Beef Skillet and peppercorn Bo Ne, enhancing the flavors with its delicious texture.
Good to know
After 2 PM, they offer a 20% Happy Hour discount.
Expect a waitlist during peak hours as the restaurant gets very busy.
There is only one unisex restroom, which may require waiting.
Cozy interior with fun casual vibes and a high school cafeteria atmosphere sets a relaxed tone. Handmade tortillas and fresh masa sopes highlight the focus on fresh, made-to-order meals. Tables are well-kept, and the place maintains a clean, inviting environment.
Coffee here is excellent and inventive, with drinks that stand out for their amazing flavor. The owner often shares a cup, adding a personal touch to the experience.
Soft, pillowy bread supports the sandwiches well. The balance of mayo to bread is perfect in some, while others lack filling and feel like just bread.
Good to know
Parking is available at the rear of the restaurant; enter through the back.
For quick to-go orders, there's a 10-minute street parking spot in front.
It can get busy in the mornings, with wait times around an hour.
Space combines Japanese Zen Buddhist decor with modern, minimalist design featuring neutral colors and light wood accents. Atmosphere shifts from cozy and stylish to bustling and loud as crowds fill the many tables, often sharing larger ones. Outdoor seating offers shade and water but includes uncomfortable short chairs.
Coffee here features unique flavors like sweet corn latte with corn cheese foam and triple coconut coffee with strong coconut notes. Drinks like the Vietnamese coffee are creamy and smooth, while matcha and teas maintain excellent quality.
Large, fluffy bread stands out, especially the Milk & Butter Senorita Bread which tastes like Filipino ensaymada when warmed. Pate Chaud features flaky bread with savory, well-seasoned meat, while the Spicy Miso Egg Sando uses very soft bread with a mildly spicy egg salad.
Good to know
Parking can be a hassle at Kei Coffee House, especially on weekends.
Expect long lines during peak hours, particularly on weekends.
The cafe does not accept cash; only credit cards are accepted.
Contemporary Vietnamese coffee spot with mid-century decor and ceiling-to-floor glass overlooking a busy street. Atmosphere feels cozy and lively, often crowded with a casual vibe that suits studying or socializing. Outdoor seating offers limited space but good views for people-watching.
Offers Vietnamese drip coffee and unique blends like young coconut blended coffee and avocado coffee smoothies. Coffee is well-crafted, not overly sweet, with clear coconut and matcha flavors.
Freshness stands out with the beef croissant bread. Pastries and breads come from a high quality bakery family. Hot bread with powdered sugar is available to go.
Good to know
There is plenty of parking at the back of the coffee shop.
Seating can be hard to find due to crowding.
The line can be long, especially on weekends.
Sandwich shop offers fresh baguettes and large sandwiches with a focus on toasted bread and European-style options. Atmosphere is simple with no dine-in, emphasizing quick service and takeaway. Prices range from moderate to slightly high, with coffee available in large sizes.
Strong, iced milk coffee comes in a large size for under $6. Ordering through the app earns points for free coffee, but iced coffee has no refills and sometimes too much ice.
Bread comes in consistently good quality with perfect toasting on visits. Occasionally, some loaves turn out stale.
Good to know
There is no dine-in option available.
Sandwich prices range from $8 to $13.
Iced coffee costs $4.39.
Vietnamese sandwich shop with no seating and a dark, pub-like atmosphere. Loud music fills the space, creating a high-energy vibe suited for quick visits. Known for crispy, fresh baguettes and a wide variety of sandwiches, it stays open late to serve customers at all hours.
Coffee here has a great flavor but the iced version contains mostly ice, which dilutes the taste.
Bread comes out soft and chewy with a crispy outside and fluffy inside. Round bread stands out as the best option, and sandwiches are large and crispy.
Good to know
Banh Mi Saigon 168 is open 24 hours, making it convenient for late-night visits.
The large sandwich is priced at $6.25, offering good value.
There is only one vegetarian sandwich available on the menu.