"The concept of an international bakery is a luring proposition. While this brand has other locations, I visited the one on Roscoe in Northridge. The inside has a small but comfortable seating with couches. There are sample goods in the showcases but no tags for names or origins. Therefore, one has to ask. When I did so, the man behind the counter seemed agitated and was unfriendly to answer so many questions. I ordered at the counter and waited 15 minutes till my carry out order was ready.I took home 3 items. Beef empanadas $4.50 each) were fried and had a crispy chewy covering. The ground beef inside was bland. I also got a potato Perashki $2.85). This by far, was the best. The potato filling had taste and the baked outer dough had the right amount of chew. The last item was a mini beef Georgian Khachapuri $8.99). Think of the outer covering of a pupusa but disk shaped. The beef filling here was identical to the one in the empanada and therefore, uneventful. Take out box came with red chili or Cayenne) powder and salt mix. Hardly tasted the red powder."
