Patisserie/Cake Shops near Newark, CA

“They dropped the tables and since then, I went less frequently. I will recommend the Tata Teahouse when you need a place to sit and talk.Parking: Depending on the hours, you may not be able to find parking when people go to Ranch99 shopping during the weekend.“

“I ordered cupcakes and a custom birthday cake for both of my kids birthday parties from cake+ and was extremely happy with the output, taste wise and the way it looked. Everyone who came to the party appreciated the cake's taste for the perfect amount of sweet, that people of all age category could enjoy. My daughter wanted a frozen theme cake and they gave me what I was looking for. My daughter was so excited to see the cake. Customer service was very pleasant. Would highly recommend this place!!“

“Amazing soft light cake! I got one 4” blueberry cake and 4” mango cake. Love that they use fresh fruits on the cake. My mom usually can’t eat cakes because most of them are too sugary for her but she said these cakes are suitable for low-sweetness lovers. You can walk-in and buy the cakes but they said it would be more sure if you preorder online or make a phone call. Definitely purchasing again??.“

“Really cute & chic bakery with delicious pastries. The store is really spacious -- you can order your coffee & pastries for take out but there's also a whole section of the restaurant where you can sit down and eat as well. I really enjoyed the flat croissant. For me, it's the best part of the croissant -- the crispiness and flakiness of a croissant. The strawberry glaze and freeze-dried strawberries also added a nice touch. Would come back just for this. The almond croissant was pretty good but not amazing. The croissant itself was flaky and fluffy. The filling was good but personally thought there was too much filling so that's all you taste in eat bite. It's a little too overpowering and felt like I was mainly just eating that. 100% have to heat it up before eating -- otherwise, it tastes very mid. Overall, their desserts & pastries are yummy but don't think it's worth the drive here if you don't live in the area.“

“I have ordered a few different cookie decorating kits from The Kibler Elf now. They are wonderful for my daughter’s class parties! The cookies are delicious and the kids love it! Monica is wonderful to work with. I am a repeat customer for a reason!“

“Beautiful pastries and cakes. Definitely great for bringing to a party or treating friends to a gift. They serve a range of pastries with western and eastern flavours. I enjoyed 2 savoury pastries: a ham & cheese croissant and the Lorraine croissant. I also tried a matcha mochi donut but it was underwhelming - I'm used to mochi donuts that are not as damp and more fluffy. The brewed coffee and Americano was also not impressive. But the cappuccino was passable. In general I'd come back for the pastries but not coffee. Really lovely service though! But note in the evenings, sometimes they only accept card payment and not cash.“

“Im a fiend for Salted Egg Yolk (common Asian pastry filling) and let me tell u, this place is salted egg yolk HEAVEN! My friend and I purchased multiple salted egg yolk buns from here; best believe we consumed them all - couldn't help it, the stuff is addictive fr. The flavor combos we got (1. Mochi x Pork Floss x Salted Egg Yolk 2. Sesame-Crusted Black Sesame Paste x Salted Egg Yolk 3. Molten Egg Yolk x Red Bean) are creative and the flavor pairings in each one somehow work harmoniously. Every bun possesses a hint of sweetness, slight savory element and righteous touch of umami - they've nailed it man“

“I love the pastries or bread there. I love the 85 cents deal on their coffee. The deal for the hot or cold coffee is not good of a deal as the Salted Sea Salt ice coffee for a large size but still worth it for their smaller size hot/cold coffee. I used to buy as much as I could for their Sea Salt Iced Coffee every Monday but now I just buy 1 hot and 1 cold coffee in some Mondays. Cashiers are very nice and friendly. Not sure about the workers that brings out the bake goods since they don’t really talk. One time I asked what kind of bread it is, but I think she didn’t understand me.“