Cloverleaf Coffee & Bakery — Restaurant in Temple City

Cloverleaf is a small local cafe that was established in 2010 located in a small plaza on E. Las Tunas blvd in SGValley. It’s a bright coffee shop featuring sweet & savory baked goods & coffee drinks, plus outdoor seating. Moreover, they specializes in handcrafted drinks, freshly baked pastries, cakes, sandwiches and salads. Cloverleaf’s baristas offer a variety of handcrafted lattes made with their signature homemade caramel, chocolate, vanilla, and hazelnut syrups. I came here on a Sunday morning and was given an effusive welcome by a staff. I was expecting a plethora of baked goods but was disappointed due to scarcity of baked pastries available. I ordered their Tiramisu Latte (12 oz), cheese pillow and chocolate on chocolate croissant. And it was delicious pastries and perfectly brewed latte. Staff was competent, professional and followed health protocol. Food price was on a high end but their coffee/latte was fairly priced. Overall, I had a good order experience and enjoyed their food/latte. I recommend this coffee and...

Great bakery and coffee shop! Just note they have shorter hours due to COVID and pastries may sell out if you don't get there on the earlier end. I got a banana pie, ube cheesecake, ube bar, and ube and pandan crinkle cookies and regretted nothing. Well, I regretted not getting more but that's just a learning I'll apply to my next visit. The crinkle cookies were moist and slightly chewy, the ube bar was flavorful, flaky dough on the pie, and good custard/cream for the cheesecake. Just a note the cheesecake was more like a pudding than a NY style cheesecake. All worth getting and I'll get actual pastries when I go there earlier in the day since I went towards closing, which is 3p and there was a lot that sold out and I want to try.

Kind owners hustling, delicious pastries, parking......

This coffee shop is quaint with kind employees. There isn't must to say about it aesthetically (with the exception of a cool sculpture by the espresso machines). Four instead of five stars revolves around their lack of pastry options for gluten free options. They all look wonderful, but I'm unable to try them for allergy purposes. Kudos on having gluten free chips though. They had a wide variety available for drinks (not just coffee) from single serve sparkling apple cider to bottled water. I had their peanut butter mocha with soy, hot. It was absolutely delicious. Nice and creamy. The peanut and the chocolate evened each other out nicely. Will I be back? Absolutely, just disappointed in the lack of options for people like me...