Royal Sweets

Not recommended, hard 2 eat, too much Sugar…
but the place is clean and look nice…

Dangerously good!
Beautiful desserts, cakes, cookies, and baklavas. You can’t go wrong with quality of desserts that are French/​Middle-​eastern. Give it a try and you won’t be disappointed. Yum!

This review is. late about two months late but when I went to Unilocal them no one set up a Unilocal account for this place and I didn’t have the time to do so. The good this place is clean super clean, everything look amazing. The deserts tasted great. why only one star. when the man working was boxing up our deserts he didn’t use tongs he used his hands no gloves or anything very unsanitary. also he wasn’t very friendly to us we were trying to ask questions about there deserts and didn’t really get a response. I will most likely go back in the next month or two because the deserts were great but I’m hoping they use tongs not his hands and be a little more friendly explaining what in the desserts.

Accidental discovery for this place with friends and I should say it’s really good. Baklava with pistachios are the best! Highly recommend for gifts and parties

I was really excited when I heard about this place opening. Especially because it’s only a few minutes from my house. They also had my favorite kind of baklava here, so I had to come try it. All I can say is wow! Amazing. I can’t wait to come back and try some more.

I am a fan of Middle Eastern Bakery given their use of nuts in their baked goods, such as pistachios and walnuts. So, when I visited this new bakery, those are the desserts I targeted. Now, I do not know the names of the items I bought, I just pointed and said, «one of those, two of those,» etc. I did choose several that looked like Baklava and others I have had before. The total for all the desserts I bought was eight dollars and some change.
My favorite were the large layer Baklava dusted with powdered sugar. One came loaded with tasty and crunchy chopped pistachios and heavy with sweet honey, and the other came without the powdered sugar and loaded with crunchy nutty chopped walnuts and again, with honey. I also tried a dome like cookie, similar to a wedding cookie, but filled with pistachios instead of pecans. The cookie was very good but could of used more powdered sugar.
The prices range from $ 7 to $ 12 per pound. I recommend that they label the prices for each item, so patrons know approximately paying for each item. They also make cakes and take orders for special occasions and provide a generous amount of other desserts and pastries. Service was pretty good and the young lady was friendly enough.
I nice warm pot of coffee is in order now.