Sep 14, 2017
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from China
seen from Malaysia
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from Norway
seen from Singapore
seen from United States
seen from United States
seen from United Kingdom
seen from United States
seen from Türkiye
seen from United States
seen from Malaysia
seen from Malaysia
seen from Netherlands
seen from Australia
seen from Germany
#kissmeyoufool #eatingface #weveallbeenthere (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bqb91s0ny6-/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ehz6ql5ymkgs
My style hasn't changed other than all black errything #eatingface #food #cookiemonster #babyphoto #snapback #coolkid #baggyshirt #og #cuteaf
Popa's Pretzels
G32/368 Queen St
For a while now, the two of us here at EF along with a few other friends have been big fans of a little shop on Queen Street.
Popa’s Pretzels may be a small location, but the place is big on flavours and personalities. Serving freshly baked sweet or savoury pretzels with a big smile on his face, the man behind the counter (whom we can only assume to be “Popa”) had us sold from the first, warm, chocolate-filled bite.
The “pretzel-ery” has a vast range of baked goods – savoury pretzels, sweet pretzels, empanadas, “pretzillas” and more Romanian-style food. While it is a set menu, “Popa” is a happily accommodating man who takes in your suggestions and makes it the way you want.
Our personal favourites were the Pretzel dog and the walnut and chocolate filled pretzel. Dasarsh’s favourite, The Pretzel Dog was a cabanossi sausage-filled pretzel dough with a topping of your choice. The walnut and chocolate filled pretzel is an indulgent treat for that sweet craving of yours.
Everyone at EF believes in sharing good food, so we couldn’t help but coax our friend Tarannum to become a fan. But we decided to try something different to convert her.
On a Monday morning, Shreya decided to give Popa’s a visit and have a chat to the owner to make a special treat for Tarannum, to celebrate her upcoming graduation.
The result? Quite possibly one of the biggest pretzels you can find in Auckland! Made in a small shop, full of heart, the walnut and chocolate filled pretzel had Tarannum sold!
Soft, yet slightly crisp pastry filled with oozing chocolate and little walnut surprises, a delightful treat on a cold and windy winter’s night.
Great food coupled with a warm, jolly personality is always a winner amongst food-lovers. Popa’s Pretzels is a stop you should definitely make while on Queen Street.
We at Eating Face give Popa's Pretzels:
5 / 5 KPs
ZOMBIE IN MIAMI