My kids loved the crepe with strawberries, banana, and Nutella. They said it was the best one they've ever had! They also got a Nutella beignet, which was soft and fresh. The adults ordered 2 coffees, which were average, a chicken pesto panini, which lacked filling and flavor, and a breakfast burrito, which tasted "fake" like artificial ingredients. But people must like it here because it was consistently busy.
Arash Fattahi
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May 03, 2026
Pandor Artisan Bakery & Caffe is a truly enjoyable place to visit. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere feels warm and inviting, making it a great spot to relax, meet friends, or simply enjoy some quiet time with a coffee. The quality of the food is excellent—everything tastes fresh, well-prepared, and made with care. You can really tell they put effort into both presentation and flavor.
I especially loved the variety of pastries and the overall menu selection. Whether you’re in the mood for something sweet or savory, there’s always a good option to choose from. The staff are also friendly and attentive, which adds to the positive experience.
One small suggestion for improvement would be to consider offering silverware instead of plastic utensils. While the current setup works, using real utensils would elevate the dining experience and make it feel even more premium and environmentally friendly.
Overall, I had a very good experience and I truly loved it. I’m definitely looking forward to coming back again, and I hope to see that small upgrade next time!
Hannah Yi
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December 29, 2025
I ordered a French toast, Chicken and mushroom crepe, with two coffee drinks. The French toast was as expected and was good. Unfortunately, the chicken and mushroom crepe was not palatable. I was expecting the crepe to have a soft and chewy exterior, but it was crunchy as if it was left on high heat for too long. Then the filling of chicken and mushroom was very disappointing. The filling of the crepe was lukewarm to the touch and almost cold in my mouth, and I all I could taste was salt, fat and grease. Needless to say my appetite was ruined I didn't finish my food.
If you come to this place stick with coffee and baked goods, or maybe you'll have better luck than me with a different type of crepe.
Ali
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November 15, 2025
We visited Pandora Bakery for breakfast and overall had a very pleasant experience. I ordered the Lebanese breakfast (three eggs, well done, served with a fresh salad, cream cheese, and a baguette) and my wife had the Eggs Benedict. Both were very satisfying. The eggs in my meal were cooked exactly how I like them, and the baguette was fresh and tasty — I ate every bite. Her Benedict was rich and well balanced, and complemented nicely by her hazelnut latte.
I also had an iced coffee, which was smooth and refreshing — a great pick-me-up to start the morning.
Service was quite fast. Everything came out promptly, which we appreciated given how busy the place felt. The one thing I wondered about was the coffee: we had to pick up our own drinks. That felt a little off to me, since when you're tipping it would feel more natural for everything to be served. It wouldn’t change how much we enjoyed the food, but it is something that might affect the customer experience for some.
All in all, we really enjoyed our breakfast at Pandora Bakery. The food was fresh, delicious, and well executed, and the coffee was very good. Thank you for a lovely morning — we’ll definitely be back.
Mad Corpse
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January 19, 2026
Some of the staff are extremely strange (except for the French woman). I order food from them very often, but if I talk to anyone other than the French woman, my order turns into a quest where I have to explain what I want to order each time with new conditions. I always order french fries separately, not as a side dish, but as a separate dish at full price. The food is delicious, but the service from some of the staff leaves much to be desired. So, if you order food and hear a French accent, your order will be fine; if it's someone else, be sure to double-check your order on the spot. This time, for the full price of a separate dish of french fries, they gave me less than half the portion. I understand that these are minor things, but it happens every time if the French woman doesn't take your order. They constantly forget the sauces, and the price for the same dish constantly changes, sometimes $17, sometimes $26. (But the service provided by the French woman is always excellent; she is very attentive to your order, very responsive and pleasant.)
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My kids loved the crepe with strawberries, banana, and Nutella. They said it was the best one they've ever had! They also got a Nutella beignet, which was soft and fresh. The adults ordered 2 coffees, which were average, a chicken pesto panini, which lacked filling and flavor, and a breakfast burrito, which tasted "fake" like artificial ingredients. But people must like it here because it was consistently busy.
Pandor Artisan Bakery & Caffe is a truly enjoyable place to visit. From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere feels warm and inviting, making it a great spot to relax, meet friends, or simply enjoy some quiet time with a coffee. The quality of the food is excellent—everything tastes fresh, well-prepared, and made with care. You can really tell they put effort into both presentation and flavor. I especially loved the variety of pastries and the overall menu selection. Whether you’re in the mood for something sweet or savory, there’s always a good option to choose from. The staff are also friendly and attentive, which adds to the positive experience. One small suggestion for improvement would be to consider offering silverware instead of plastic utensils. While the current setup works, using real utensils would elevate the dining experience and make it feel even more premium and environmentally friendly. Overall, I had a very good experience and I truly loved it. I’m definitely looking forward to coming back again, and I hope to see that small upgrade next time!
I ordered a French toast, Chicken and mushroom crepe, with two coffee drinks. The French toast was as expected and was good. Unfortunately, the chicken and mushroom crepe was not palatable. I was expecting the crepe to have a soft and chewy exterior, but it was crunchy as if it was left on high heat for too long. Then the filling of chicken and mushroom was very disappointing. The filling of the crepe was lukewarm to the touch and almost cold in my mouth, and I all I could taste was salt, fat and grease. Needless to say my appetite was ruined I didn't finish my food. If you come to this place stick with coffee and baked goods, or maybe you'll have better luck than me with a different type of crepe.
We visited Pandora Bakery for breakfast and overall had a very pleasant experience. I ordered the Lebanese breakfast (three eggs, well done, served with a fresh salad, cream cheese, and a baguette) and my wife had the Eggs Benedict. Both were very satisfying. The eggs in my meal were cooked exactly how I like them, and the baguette was fresh and tasty — I ate every bite. Her Benedict was rich and well balanced, and complemented nicely by her hazelnut latte. I also had an iced coffee, which was smooth and refreshing — a great pick-me-up to start the morning. Service was quite fast. Everything came out promptly, which we appreciated given how busy the place felt. The one thing I wondered about was the coffee: we had to pick up our own drinks. That felt a little off to me, since when you're tipping it would feel more natural for everything to be served. It wouldn’t change how much we enjoyed the food, but it is something that might affect the customer experience for some. All in all, we really enjoyed our breakfast at Pandora Bakery. The food was fresh, delicious, and well executed, and the coffee was very good. Thank you for a lovely morning — we’ll definitely be back.
Some of the staff are extremely strange (except for the French woman). I order food from them very often, but if I talk to anyone other than the French woman, my order turns into a quest where I have to explain what I want to order each time with new conditions. I always order french fries separately, not as a side dish, but as a separate dish at full price. The food is delicious, but the service from some of the staff leaves much to be desired. So, if you order food and hear a French accent, your order will be fine; if it's someone else, be sure to double-check your order on the spot. This time, for the full price of a separate dish of french fries, they gave me less than half the portion. I understand that these are minor things, but it happens every time if the French woman doesn't take your order. They constantly forget the sauces, and the price for the same dish constantly changes, sometimes $17, sometimes $26. (But the service provided by the French woman is always excellent; she is very attentive to your order, very responsive and pleasant.)