Spacious bakery with bright, airy design and French-inspired decor creates a calm, elegant atmosphere. Indoor and outdoor seating include a covered patio and a turf play area for kids and dogs. The vibe is warm and inviting, with an emphasis on quality and unique menu items that change regularly.
Croissants come fresh with a perfectly crunchy exterior and soft, buttery layers inside. Unique flavors like black sesame tahini and pistachio stand out alongside savory options like smoked salmon and hot dog croissants.
Soft serve here offers a perfect sweet finish with a smooth texture. Kids find the soft serve ice cream enjoyable and satisfying.
"The croissants are flavorful, buttery, and have a nice crunch."
"I thought the chocolate chip cookie was crispy, chewy, and loaded with chocolate."
"I thought the soft serve was the best I've ever had."
Good to know
The bakery offers a unique croissant cone that sells out quickly on weekends.
Somedays Bakery is only open two weekdays and weekends, which may confuse visitors.
Parking is easy at the Bay Terrace Shopping Center.
Small bakery offers a cozy atmosphere with inviting decor and soothing music. Outdoor benches and a dog-friendly space with free treats create a relaxed vibe. The indoor area fills quickly, reflecting its popularity and intimate setting.
Grilled cheese croissant pairs well with tomato soup, creating a very good combo. One croissant with the soup feels not enough for a full meal.
Rotating flavors include upside-down pineapple cake and ube bun, offering unique soft serve options. Specials are consistently well executed and stand out among typical ice cream choices.
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Everything is freshly baked in house at Dolly's.
The inside eating area is too small for dogs; outdoor space is available.
There is a space for dogs outside and free dog treats available.
Small deli offers vegan cheeses and cozy seating with a calm vibe. Croissants shine with the Miles sandwich, rich and comforting. Soft serve is a vegan delight, often stealing the show with its taste.
The croissants come in vegan options like the Miles sandwich with scramble and seitan bacon, offering a rich, comforting taste. They also serve classic styles like the egg and bacon croissant, with a slightly oily but delicious texture.
Soft serve stands out for its vegan quality and delicious taste. It often exceeds expectations and draws people in on its own.
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The store has a large selection of vegan foods, sauces, and frozen goods.
They make their own deli meats, which makes a huge difference.
There are only 2-3 indoor seats available.
Two-story bakery offers spacious seating with an outdoor terrace and loft-style ceilings. Loud music and intermittent internet create a lively but sometimes distracting atmosphere. Unique breads like onigiri-style croissants stand out among fresh, soft baked goods.
Croissants here come with generous fillings and a crispy, flaky texture. Unique options include the onigiri-style croissant stuffed with pollack roe and the sweet corn croissant with cream cheese filling.
Soft serve stands out with black sesame and vanilla flavors. It ranks among the better soft serves available here.
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There is 2 hour parking in front for customers, but it is very limited.
Finding parking is unlikely as all of the spots were occupied during my visit.
The prices can be expensive, with a small cake and 6 breads costing about $52.
Minimalist bakery with clean, modern design and outdoor seating offers a warm, inviting vibe that encourages slowing down. Croissants stand out as a signature item, praised for their flaky, crunchy, and soft texture. Small, cozy space feels neighborhood-like despite some confusion in layout.
Croissants come out warm with a proper crust and gooey interior. Varieties like almond, praline, and black sesame tahini chocolate stand out for their fresh, amazing flavors.
Seasonal hot chocolate soft serve stands out with rich flavor. Vanilla bean soft serve pairs well with chocolate chip cookies for a classic combo.
Good to know
The items sell out very quickly, suggesting that customers should arrive early.
A latte and pastry cost $14.50.
The price of the chocolate croissant at Somedays is $7.50.
Long, narrow space with minimalist design and thoughtful details creates a warm, cozy atmosphere despite limited seating. Busy and popular, it offers counter seating where people watch pastry making, adding to the inviting vibe. Dog-friendly touches and outdoor seating extend the welcoming feel.
Flaky, crispy and soft croissants come with savory fillings like turkey and Swiss. Variations include a pigs in a blanket inspired croissant and a mildly spiced cinnamon roll.
Soft serve features fresh blueberry pie toppings and comes with delicious toppings that stand out. Staff prepare beautiful sundaes even close to closing time, with prices around $11.
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Be prepared to wait for a seat on weekends due to high demand.
Seating is limited, and most customers opt for takeout.
The price for three pastries is around $40.
Cafe offers bright, cozy atmosphere with plush, cloud-themed decor and plenty of natural sunlight. Space feels relaxed and family-friendly, with outdoor seating and allowance for dogs inside. Music adds to the soft, unwinding vibe, making it suitable for casual dates or quiet meetings.
Freshly baked croissants come out crispy on the outside and chewy and buttery on the inside. The matcha croissant cube offers a rich matcha flavor with just the right amount of cream and sweetness.
Soft serve comes in unique flavors like genmaicha and ube paired with boba lava. Every batch is made in house, often combined with items like caramel popcorn or Japanese pudding.
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Expect to wait up to 45 minutes for the signature soufflé pancakes.
A 20% service charge is automatically added for parties of 6 or more.
The soufflé pancakes take 1.5-2 hours to prepare after ordering.
Minimalist bakery offers a cozy outdoor seating with a chill vibe and heavenly baked goods aroma. Croissants feature spicy fillings and seasonal treats like cruffins. Soft serve shines with creative flavors such as croissant butter and ube eclair, making each visit unique.
Croissants here have a spicy filling and come in seasonal varieties like cruffins and filled donuts. The banana chai cream cruffin offers a stronger flavor than the Thai iced tea croissant.
Soft serve features unusual flavor combinations like croissant butter and ube eclair, which change periodically. These flavors pair well and stand out for their richness and creativity.
Good to know
They only accept cards and do not accept cash.
Check their working days and hours before visiting as they don’t open every day.
Get there early as a line forms before they open.
Small bakery with tight indoor space and a crowded, lively atmosphere. Back garden offers quiet outdoor seating with flowers and Wi-Fi, providing a contrast to the busy interior. Known for innovative pastries and a warm, welcoming vibe.
Flaky, buttery layers define the croissants here, with the almond variety standing out for its rich flavor. The Cronut blends croissant texture with donut softness, creating a unique hybrid pastry.
Watermelon soft serve offers a refreshing and creative twist, especially the seasonal What-a-melon flavor. It serves as a fun, tasty treat on hot days.
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Get to the bakery before 10am to avoid a long line.
Each month, a new flavor of the Cronut® is unveiled, drawing eager crowds.
You can't find any cronuts after 1 PM.
Space features large open windows that bring in natural light and create a tropical vibe with pink and green decor. Atmosphere feels relaxed and positive, with music and occasional dancing adding energy. Seating is limited but includes charging outlets, making it inviting for casual hangouts.
Croissants come with a matcha twist and almond flavor. They taste good but not outstanding. Occasionally, ordering issues happen with the croissants.
Matcha soft serve comes in a pretty big portion and tastes very tasty. It is available all year round and stands out as a highlight for many.
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Cha Cha Matcha does not take cash at all.
The price for a cup of matcha is $7-$9.
The fully matcha ice cream costs $6.
Large, open space offers varied seating options including sofas, banquettes, and adjustable desks. Atmosphere stays calm and cozy with quiet music and a vinyl record theme blending old American style with modern art. Games and outlets support work or leisure, attracting a chill crowd.
Croissants come in ham and Swiss and are described as amazing with fluffy eggs when part of a breakfast special. They often serve them cold or not fully warmed, though warming would improve them.
Soft serve features a black sesame and vanilla mix that balances flavor without being too sweet. The vanilla taste stands out more than milk in the soft serve.
Good to know
The cafe is open 7 days a week from 10 AM to 7 PM.
There is a limit of 2 hours at a table.
Parking is hard to find as it is a busy street.