Say So Sweets

You can taste all the love that Flo and her family put into their food. Whether you order food, sweets or drinks, Say So Sweets hits any craving you can imagine. Our favorite is definitely the spam Musubi and their Kona coffee. If you pay Flo a visit, please tell her Mahalo from me! Instagram: @thegourmetsketch

My family and I had tried a few items from here when they were still at another local shop nearby. We were excited to see that they'd have their own shop and offer breakfast and lunch as well because.. balance aka all the sweets need balance lolWe got 2 different breakfast plates which came with a pinoy protein meat, garlic rice, and an egg. Both were super flavor and filling. We also enjoyed the fresh calamansi juice - this came in big cup which was perfect to share. Now for what we really came for.. the halo halo! My kiddo has been obsessed with wanting to make halo halo at home and since we haven't had time this was such a great treat for us to all share together. The service was wonderful, friendly, and attentive. The ambiance & just how they cared made us feel "right at home". Can't wait to come back and try more of their sweet things

First time but definitely won't be my last!We ran in here for a quick treat but I'm eager to try their lunch menu next time I'm there!I was greeted by Flo she had a contagious smile, full of energy and conversation. Engaged with myself and made sure to make my son feel welcomed and included.I went with a Mango Dragon Fruit Chiller, honestly, I couldn't decide and all the drinks sounded good but the person ahead of me ordered this and so it was so pretty I had to give it a try. Very delicious!! Within Say So Sweets is also a new addition to her brand- a Gourmet Cookie Line CHUNKIEZ!! Delicious CHUNKY cookies!! Definitely don't skip trying these!! Very cute little cafe, you could have a quiet space to work or just catch up with a friend.The food was great but the service blew me away!

After the Yelp Soiree Elite event there was no place I was looking forward to visit more than Say So Sweets! I found their cupcakes to be awesome at the Event and wanted to give them a try once again. I found the shop sort of accidentally after church and was convinced to turn my car around to go take a look inside. Though Say So Sweets sells baked goods like its Filipino counterpart, The Baker's Son, it does something that Baker's Son doesn't do - that is, serve breakfast and brunch. Also, this is a small store on the interior like Baker's Son, but unlike Baker's Son, it has seating for those who buy the baked goods and other foodstuffs. I sat down for a few minutes and found the atmosphere cheerful and the customers were enjoying their meals nicely. Courtesy from the employees was outstanding. One of the workers who I met at the Soirée was there and helped us out kindly. I purchased an Aloha Sunrise chiller, chicken siopoa, a Kona Coffee cheesecake, and a mango chiller. Oh! And I cannot forget the red velvet cookie!! Oh my goodness the best one I've ever had! Say So Sweets has been in business at this location for three years and seems to have a pretty solid clientele. Well, they're good - very good! And rightfully earned it. I look forward to getting back there to try the breakfasts soon - and give an update to my review at that time! For now - It's five stars in my book! Take note: Be sure to check out store hours ahead of time before trying to visit. Some days they have shortened hours and on Tuesdays it's closed. Other than that, just visit! You won't be disappointed! Recommend: VERY HIGH

I have a mixed review of this shop. The service is great and the space is small but cozy. I was excited to try anything ube - I settled with the ube cookies. They were 5/5!! I tried the baked Manapua with pork, the bread was flavorful and the pork was really good but there was not a lot of filling. It was more bread than anything, 3/5. I had a cheese dog, it was really good, 5/5.I also had the baked empanadas, 1 of pork and 1 of chicken. Same as the manapua, the empanada was crispy but not a lot of filling, 3/5. I also had spam Masubi, it was not to my liking at all. The sauce I couldn't get over, 1/5.When I was paying I asked if they made senorita bread. IYKYK!! So I pre-ordered a dozen. Thinking these were the authentic ones with the soft sugared butter in the middle and coated on the top. However, much to my dismay, they are just sweet bread rolls, 2/5. These were pricey at $28 a dozen so I had high hopes.

I finally made my way over to Say So Sweets last weekend for brunch. I was not prepared for the amount and variety of all the yummy treats that are available to purchase! I decided on the Longsilog platter- two pieces of longanisa (Filipino sweet pork sausage) served with garlic fried rice and a sunny side up egg. It was an absolutely delicious combination of flavors, enhanced even more by the suggested garlic vinegar sauce drizzled on top. I paired my meal with a iced Kona coffee which had a nice sweet flavor without any sweetener added.

My friend brought me here to try some filipino food. She liked this place and wanted to introduce me to it. The place is very nice and clean. Service was amazing. Food was delicious and yummy. Halo-Halo was decent, not as sweet but still good. The longganisa was so good!! One of my favorite of the dishes!

It took me far too long to pop into this marvelous shop! I stopped by last week and again today. The staff is kind, informative and happy to help you. The ingredients are fresh, and delivered daily! If you want delicious Filipino foods- Say So Sweets is your spot!Empanadas- I took my friend with me today, and she makes her empanadas from scratch and was impressed with these- she could tell they made their own shells! I had them last week and again today!Mango cookies- oh MY! The mango is sweet enough and these cookies are perfect, not too sweet at allUbe cookies- you guessed it, perfectly balanced, not too sweet! Hawaiian Macaroni Salad- one of the favorites among customers- I ate every bit over 2 days!Strawberry Calamansi Refresher- I know I enjoy this type of citrus drink (from another Filipino shop) and tried theirs- not sugar added and no need with the natural fruit to sweeten it! I loved it and could drink several of these easily!Lumpia- hmmmm, it's been months since I had lumpia that I didn't make myself, and these delivered! I split a small order with my friend and (not that I could eat more) I wanted more! Very few foods tempt me to overeat- and these... I could eat a dozen!I cannot wait to try their pancit, their cinnamon rolls and various other breakfast foods! I am thrilled they are a block away from FSCJ and I need to program their phone number into my phone so I can place orders and grab them to go! Highly recommend!

Everyone knows that @saysosweets is one of the best places to go to fill that Hawaiian/Filipino-shaped sweet tooth in your mouth. But SaySoSweets is also home to some sensational SaySoSavory dishes too. We stopped by for lunch today and got the Lechon Belly Roll (which, coincidentally was my nickname in high school ). It's like a pork belly doing its best Noel de Busche impression. It's a pork belly rolled and deep fried. The result is tender juicy meat protected by glass-shatteringly crispy skin. It's served with delicious garlic fried rice with a side of obligatory Mang Tomas Lechon Sauce. Go to SaySoSweets for the Sweets, but stay for the Savory.

This place is amazing! Great food, friendly and helpful management. I've ordered twice for events and ate "silog" breakfast there. Makes me feel like I'm back in the Philippines or on the island of Guam. One of my new favorite places!