Kathy's Bakery Café

Gretter García 2 months ago

They have the best real cuban dessert in town. Everything is so so good, if you want to try real Cuban dessert you have to come here. They also have like sandwiches and coffee, everything I tried is always amazing!!!

Jolie M. 5 months ago

The capuchinos and señoritas were amazing, the lady’s attitude? Not so much. She may just have that Cuban charm, or perhaps I asked too many questions. Either way, the desserts were authentic and delicious, just better know what you want, because the attitude makes you not want to spend your money here.

John 13:7 8 months ago

Decadent! Devourable! Delicious! Divine! and Dashing Dreamy! Just look at these pictures. The pineapple topping are chopped in a way that you get the robust taste of the fruit and the ease of eating it with the soft cheesecake it covers. The chocolate mouse caresses the spoon it comes with just gentle folding any craving spoonful by spoonful. The cheese Danish is being to be bitten into with all your might and it's center filled cheese calmly cradling your sweet tooth to sleep. The chocolate bar cake is their best seller. This one was my favorite. This little cake packed a robust flavor punch. I'm not sure if the center and top frosting are the same, but it tastes like there were 3 different types of chocolate wrapped up in one seeming innocent looking dessert. The other tastes were not mine, but I could could imagine...

Alexandra Martinez 8 months ago

I didn’t get a picture that could do it justice because we were eating on the go. I agree with other reviews, if you aren’t from the Caribbean or accustomed to the traditional food you won’t get it. The tostada was simple but fantastic. The sugar donuts and bread pudding were spot on. The cafe con leche was seriously perfect. Prices are a bit high but you are paying to eat as if you were on the island, which you can’t do everywhere. Will definitely be back if we visit this area again!

Olena G a year ago

⭐️⭐️⭐️ Katie’s Bakery Cafe – Honest First Visit We stopped by Katie’s Bakery Cafe spontaneously on a Saturday afternoon, simply looking to grab a cup of coffee. I hadn’t read any reviews beforehand, so we walked in without any expectations. The first impression was actually quite positive. The display case was full of a variety of pastries, which looked fresh and appealing. We ordered two cappuccinos and shared one slice of tiramisu. The tiramisu was decent—not the best I’ve had, but not bad either. One thing I noticed after our visit (and reading other reviews) is that prices are only displayed for drinks and sandwiches, not for pastries. Thankfully, my husband asked about the price before we ordered—the tiramisu slice was $5. That felt a little steep for the portion size, but I understand this is a small, ethnic bakery, and running a business isn’t easy. The place was busy during our 15-minute stay, with at least 15–20 people coming and going, which speaks to its popularity. The environment is moderately neat—not filthy, but the tables could definitely be cleaned more often. As for the cappuccino, it tasted more like a sweet cocoa drink than actual coffee—too sugary for my pr