Moshe.A
They’ve got fantastic coffee and a huge variety of cookies and pastries always fresh and delicious. One of my favorite spots for both a treat and a great cup of coffee
… moreAnmol Kumari
Avoid the Cheese Chocolate Cheesecake! I suspect the food was old, as I’ve been struggling with a severe stomach ache and food poisoning since eating it. This is a serious health concern. I strongly urge the owner to check their inventory immediately. I do not recommend this place please be careful and eat elsewhere for your safety
… moreNina V
We searched up a nearby cafe after visiting a car dealership nearby and found Bibi’s. We opted for the hazelnut mousse cake and a pair of double espressos. The cake was disappointed us as it was missing semblance of hazelnuts. As our visit happened on a very gusty/rainy day the windows and doors of the shop were closed. Perhaps this is why there was a strong odor of cooking oil or something burnt instead of coffee or the sweet smell of baking when we arrived after lunch. I was really impressed with the shelves of assorted cookies and baked savory treats alongside the case of cakes. (so much labor to make so many varieties and seasonal Shamrock cookies for March) I can see why this is a go-to bakery for many in the neighborhood.
… moreBekang
Wide selection of desserts. Cakes are not too sweet, and they have options for those with special diet preferences like keto and vegan. If they get too busy, have a little patience to wait til you get served, but staff are nice and trying to accommodate everyone. If you are a self entitled customer, maybe not the right place for you. First come, first serve…of course.
… moreNicole D.
I have been coming here for several years with my family, and the quality remains consistent. My mother swears by their scones and I’ve had several cakes and cookies throughout the years, all which were fresh and delicious. The baked goods here really have that homemade taste and feel, and you can’t go wrong with anything you choose!
… moreJem Le
Came to know about this bakery via a coworker who brought in a huge mango cake for a party. Visited it today and got their burnt almond cake, Bamieh and Napoleon. They all have rose water in them and the taste is strong. The cream in between the cake layers are light, smooth and have the right amount of sweetness. Will be coming back for their whole cakes!
… moreDavid Kim
I used to come here often when this place was under the name of Bijan bakery. I noticed this place is now under new ownership and thought they no longer sell the usual goodies anymore. I just visited them last Saturday and they still sell the all the goodies they used to sell under the previous owner. Man their cookies, cakes and other stuffs are so good. You need to try this place!!
… moreM Ne
One of my favorite independent coffee and bakery shops, when I lived in silicon valley. Wake up early on the weekends, and walk from my house to this little coffee and bakery shop. Back then it was called “Bijans”. Neighbors and friends would meet and we would talk and enjoy and drink coffees from all around the world. Turkish, Vietnamese, Ethiopian, Salvadorian, Brazilian and Kona.
Very little has changed, new owner, Bakery goods with recipes from Europe, the mid-east and the U.S.
On this day we had an eclair, tiramisu and raspberry cheesecake. Our drinks included at least 4 Turkish coffees for me and she had a raspberry ice tea.
The shop can get very busy, but there is a comfortable patio area.
… moreAndy
I ordered a cake with very clear instructions by using examples of the existing cake in the store. I was given a blank cake and when I told them it was to look like another cake on display they rushed the job and handed it to me. This cake was $130 and I expected it to look like something other than something I could have gotten at Safeway…
I called the manager and was brushed off and told to bring it back and have the staff “fix it”. I’m never one to complain about anything but this was horrible. I have included pictures for reference of how the decorations and design of the cake should have looked and what I actually received.
… moreEddie B
My first Turkish coffee in the morning in the Bay Area. Living here for most of my life I had to try. Along with an Almond Croissant. It took a long minute to prepare but was smooth and lively. Reminds me of an espresso , but different in someway. Comment what I’m missing in words while I enjoy life’s simple experiences . 5-17-23. As always , post wherever your journey takes you. Btw the barista, kind and thoughtful. I got to the bottom of the coffee and silky grains at the bottom-so wonderful experience.
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