O’delice Bakery & Café

This place is closed. Even when it was open I never noticed any bakery called ‘o delice’ driving past this small strip mall, the store always had a different and generic ‘bakery’ marquee on it. Looking at these pictures, I will say that what was once o’delice on Unilocal is now the chinese fast foot/​banh mi take out place. That business still has the same generic bakery sign on it as well.
Unilocal really needs to update their business listings.

This bakery seems to have closed. A real shame. I am glad I got our cakes there when we could.

when i drove by it, the store has been closed for a few weeks now.

I have never been here, but always wanted to. Now I am sad to announce that this shop is now closed. I really wanted to try there. Sad.

Tired three items here. Really enjoyed them all however I probably didn’t get the full effect because I came late at night and not sure how fresh the desserts were. I enjoyed the chocolate éclair and wished I could of got a fresh red velvet cupcake. The roulade cake looked really good and can’t wait to go back and try!

My husband came in with a special request and they were kind enough to do it! My husband asked them to make my favorite cookies with cinnamon sugar instead of powered sugar. They were amazing, my own special dozen. I enjoyed each one! I love my husband!

Initially, my sister and I came in for a birthday cake. We soon realized that we were asking for waaay too much when we went to two bakeries and the biggest cakes they had were for 8 – 10 people – we needed a cake for a party of 15 – 20 people! It was totally our fault for not pre-​ordering in advanced. Darn procrastination!
So, instead of leaving O’delice Bakery & Café with a cake in hand, we left each with a cute little pastry instead. My sister got a crème cheese pastry and I got, what looked like a mini lemon meringue. The crème cheese pastry came with a blueberry on top and there was a perfect proportion of crème cheese to dough. The entire pastry was flaky and not overwhelmingly sweet – it was perfect. The lemon meringue-​looking pastry that I got was actually a lemon tart with meringue on top. It was sooo cute and delicious! The citrus lemon flavor from the tart mixed with the sweetness of the meringue excellently. I was sad because I wanted to take a picture and show you all how cute it looked. I got too excited and devoured the entire thing before I could remember to take one. Oh well!
The gentleman who helped us was very knowledgeable and kind. The bakery is spacious and offers a good selection of cookies, cakes, and I think sandwiches. If I was in the area, I’d stopped by again.

We bought a raspberry roulade cake with a whipped cream frosting. The cake was delicious. Not too sweet with just the right balance of cake, raspberry jam, and light whipped cream frosting. What a nice change from the waxy frosting you get at many bakeries these days.

My only experience is with the bakery, not the deli aspect of this store. I looked this place up on Unilocal because I was after good french macarons, and I wasn’t disappointed.
First of all, the woman working behind the counter was amazing. She made us a couple of gift boxes because the macarons were for our friends. While she boxed them she asked about our favorite flavors and we had a great discussion about the process of making them. She gave us free samples, both of the french and the Jewish/​Turkish macarons they also sell.
It was pleasant to have someone behind the counter who was both knowledgeable about the product you’re seeking AND willing to let you sample an item that runs for $ 1.50 each.
Place is spotless. Desserts were attractive. The macarons were delicious (both types) and had great texture. Limited selection of flavors (nothing compared to Pamplemousse in Redwood City), but what they lacked in variety they made up for in customer service.
I’d highly recommend!

I love that they are a non-​traditional bakery that is open late. This bakery reminds me of Bijan’s; however the DESSERTS ARE MUCH BETTER. I stopped going to Bijan’s because it was overrated. I loved the Roulade, which was a white cake with raspberry and whip cream. I tried a couple cookies, which were very good as well. It is very clean and counter staff are nice. The only negative is it’s overpriced. I paid a $ 1.00 for each petite cookie. The small slice of Roulade was $ 4.50.

I would give it 4 stars, but a lot of the pastries are kind of depressing. Some are great, but a lot are just not good or fresh-​tasting. I’ve also had the falafel sandwich (more like a wrap) here. It’s no Falafel drive-​in, but it’s not too bad. The chocolate macarons are to die for. So are the eclairs. But their cookies are bland and old-​tasting. Don’t get them. Oh, and the little white guy that always works there is pretty nice. If you’re lucky, he’ll probably throw in some free stuff with your order. And really, who doesn’t love free food?

Absolutely perfect baked goods, chocolates and desserts. I had the triple layer chocolate mousse cake, a sampling assortment of chocolates, a macaroon and a Turkish coffee, and everything was splendid. You would not expect such top-​notch quality desserts in a little strip mall place like this. They also sell large cakes that are guaranteed to impress your guests at your next dinner party — as far as I know there is no other bakery in the South Bay where you could find this level of quality.
Our waiter Jeff was very knowledgeable and friendly and spoke about the food with passion. Highly recommended.

A friend told me about this place. Amazing. Sweets are not really my thing even, but if i am going to indulge, this would be the place to do it.

Although the bakery is small, every item on the menu is absolutely wonderful! Truthfully, I’ve only had the bakery items, but have returned many times. Both the traditional macaroons and french macaroons are out of this world! You must try, especially for a special occasion!

OK, 3.5 stars. This place is a small shop run by mom & pop (actually they’re pretty young). The guy/​part owner is a british lad of mediterranean descent? Anyway that shop has a small menu with some turkish/​greek items like gyros and turkish coffee. When I went, it was raining, so we could not use the outdoor seating. Inside, there is maybe 4 small tables. As recommended by others, my wife and I tried the turkey sandwich, which is really a turkey wrap. It was good, and huge! Although we each ordered one, we ended up sharing one and taking the other home. These folks are very attentive and the service is good. Wish their menu was a bit more extensive.

The best kept secret in San Jose as far as superb bakery items. Fresh products daily and I stop in on a regular basis for the fabulous organic coffee and pastry. The specialty cakes are heavenly and are made to perfection. The best chocolate eclairs we have ever had — and we’ve had many.
The food selection is small but satisfying. The Oliveh sandwich is great and the Shiraz salad is made fresh to order of tomatoes, cucumbers, onion and healthy dressing.
The owners treat you like royalty and make you feel very at home. It’s a delight to go into a clean and tranquil café to relax!

Oh man, is this place great! Everything is as fresh as you can get. They have the bakery favorites (Danish, éclairs, cookies, etc.), and sandwiches.
The sandwiches are very good. I had the turkey and avocado. It was a little salty, but still great. My girlfriend had the falafel and loved it.
Their custard is just the best I have ever encountered at a bakery. The cakes are always perfectly moist. I go there every chance I can and I totally recommend the place!
Their assorted handmade chocolates are just so good! There are too many flavors to mention. This is definitely for the dark chocolate lover!
The staff is excellent and very friendly and helpful.

Working from home, and decided not to prepare lunch for myself. I remembered when I visited the Subway in the same strip mall that they were about to re-​open this bakery/​café under a new name and new management, so I decided to go down, see if they were open, and if so give them a try.
I walked in and the place was empty. Another gentleman followed me a few seconds later. Then a worker came to the counter from the kitchen, told us some one else would be out soon, and disappeared again. Finally, someone came out and took my order of a Falafel Sandwich. The gentleman who came in after me make a big fuss about wanting whatever could be prepared fastest (which wasted a lot of time), then ordered a Turkey Avocado Sandwich.
After a while, out comes the Turkey Avocado. Um — didn’t I order first? Anyway, after another long wait, I get my Falafel Sammy. I had been planning on eating there and having a Turkish Coffee, but decided I didn’t have the time (it’d been almost a half-​hour since I’d walked into the empty store) and just took it home.
The Falafel Sandwich was pretty good. The Falafel was nice and fluffy. The Tahini sauce was just right, and the veggies gave it a nice crunch. I rather enjoyed it, and if I thought it wouldn’t take all day to get another, I’d be back regularly.
The café has four or so tables inside, and another two out on the sidewalk. The chocolates and pastries looked really nice, and I might decide to go back for a treat or a quick (maybe) breakfast and coffee.
They’d get four stars for the falafel sandwich, and two stars for the extremely slow service. It averages out to a 3-​star lunch. I might reevaluate if I come back for coffee and pastry for breakfast.