I've been to this location twice, so this is a combined review.

The first time, I had the misfortune of having to stand just inside the doorway as there was already a long line up snaking its way to the cash register. I'd like to point out that because of this, I couldn't see what was in the display cases. People were inadvertently bumping into me trying to either get in or get out, and the line was moving slowly.

When it was my turn, I told the girl a few items that I wanted for sure and was frantically trying to absorb all the items in the display cases as I wasn't familiar with all the offerings.

Apparently she didn't want to wait, as she huffed something like "Why aren't you ordering, don't you know what you want?" and stepped away to do what I don't know.

Well, I know for sure that what I do want is good, respectful service. I was about to order a lot more items, but her tone totally put me off.

The guy manning the register let me see all the items before purchasing them, and I noticed that the boxes packed did not match up. The girl was there, so I told her politely that she had forgotten the Chocolate Walnut Babka. She glared at me like it was my fault, stomped off to get it, and made a great display of shoving all the boxes into a bag.

After such treatment, I was wary about going back a second time, but my mom had absolutely fallen in love with the Babka and had asked me to get her two loaves.

The second time I entered the place, there was no one lining up. A girl immediately greeted me with a smile and asked what I wanted. I came prepared this time, having looked up the menu online, because I didn't want to get attitude again for not having my entire order memorized.

Now that I could actually see all that was available, there were a few items that I wanted to take a closer look at, but I was hesitant as I didn't want to have this girl yell at me too.

The girl told me "Take your time, whenever you're ready." She was so friendly, that I ended up grabbing a lot more items than I had gone in for. And she had packed the order right, unlike the other girl.

I can't comment on the items as I didn't eat any of them myself, but the people who did eat it said everything was delicious. The prices were quite reasonable considering that most places have jacked up their prices due to so~called inflation.

The difference was night and day between my two visits. I didn't go into Breka to get haughty attitude from the workers. If I wanted that kind of abuse, I would have stayed the Hell home. Good service from the second girl tipped it in Breka's favor that I would go back again.

I do recommend the place, but caution you with Forrest Gump's sage advice that "Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get."

And truly, walking into this Breka, you really don't know.