3 Wiishes Bakery makes the most delicious cupcakes with the best buttercream frosting! Her Peach…read moreSpice Cake and her Chocolate Fudge are our favorites. I highly recommend Jackie's delectable delights!​

You must try everything!!! Cakes and cupcakes are amazing! $2.22 Tuesday or deals on bulk.read more

Food was nice, Qty big portions, Clean place inside and outside. Server had pleasant. I love…read morethey're bakery. I ordered a sheet cake with fresh strawberries and placed a certain way, on the edges, inside layer. She stated she never had made one, but was willing to try and make it. Boy, I was greatly surprised. She did a FABULOUS job. I tell everyone about my experience. My family only buys from Robins Nest. Thank you, will definitely come back .

I came back to Clarinda for my Uncle's funeral and discovered Vaugh's is now Robin's Nest…read more It has the same small town homey feel. Everyone was friendly and my order was quickly brought to my table. I ordered the Farmer's Skillet and was not particularly impressed but I take blame for not reading the description. It need eggs. I should have gone with my gut instinct of The Lion Tamer. I recommend this little spot.

Great treats at a great price. Stop in here for a great atmosphere and, good donuts. The people…read morewatering the plants recommended this place as we were waiting for my battery to charge and it was worth it!

Cute bakery. Very clean and nice feeling. Friendly staff. Probably my favorite Apple fritter I've…read moreever had. A little different and way better taste. Good donuts.

Along with Rayville Baking Company, the City Market in Kansas City has this place to be thankful…read more In fact, I think this place has a leg up on Rayville, because they not only make a lot of gluten-free baking goods (a feat in itself), but they use _locally_ grown organic wheat. Just crazy. And, the best part is --it tastes amazing. They have all sorts of whole wheat, multi-grain, and one of the most popular (it sells out the fastest, I hear) is the asiago cheese. Of course, I have a weakness for the cinnamon rolls, and their pecan honey roll is pretty amazing. I can also attest to the gluten-free muffins: somehow they avoid using gluten but the muffin is very fluffy and rich. They also sells eggs from their chickens and other baked goods, like pizza crusts and granolas. You can order their food from their website, or on Saturday mornings go to the downtown Kansas City farmer's market, or the Brookside farmer's market, or the one in Minor Park (Holmes and E. Red Bridge Rd.). They also have a web site just for gluten-free stuff: http://www.gflife.com

This will be a very short review. Everything I've eaten from the Bread of Life stall at the City…read moreMarket has been yummy, and the women who sell it are as pleasant as can be. But the real reason I'm posting this review: Did you know they have vegan baked goods? They do. If you need a tasty, locally-baked vegan treat while you're loading up on produce and other goodies at the market, be sure to stop by and check out their offerings.

I go to Hamilton for quilting supplies. Quite possibly one of the most popular places in the United…read moreStates for quilters. The Hamilton Baking Company used to be better. I bought a Danish roll with a frappe. The Danish roll filling was on the dry side. It didn't taste fresh. The frappe was a frappe. There's better places to eat in Cameron (and a great quilt shop). While I'll certainly go back to Hamilton, I'd skip this bakery.

I really liked this small bakery in Hamilton MO. It is next door to one of the MSQC's store. The…read morecoffee is good with a tasty selection of baked goods. Not a lot of room inside, but tables are available outside, too. I enjoyed reading the little notes pinned to their bulletin board. People come from the UK, Australia, Mexico, Canada and every state to visit. Husband and I left our note too.

Parents bought several pies and all of them had very little fruit. I've never actually had so much…read moregel in a pie with so little fruit. I'd say it was mostly like a gel pie. Not quite sure what happened but since this was the case in several pies it seems consistently how they make their pies. Also very little flavor. Very expensive pie for little to almost no fruit. If the company wants to contact me and let me know this was a fluke or make a different pie. I'd be willing to change this review.

Delicious treats! Some frozen pies to cook yourself later, but mostly ready to eat breads, pies and…read morecookies.

6 of us decided to take a ride here. I got a sandwich n soup. The Chili was well it was Awesome…read morewhat Chili should be. The ham n Swiss was a very ample serving of ham and cheese. I grabbed an apple bread loaf for gone. It too was as expected. Very very good. I see this as a regular trip stop when we take our weekday rides. Thanks for the great lunch

This place is tucked into the edge of Maysville, MO. It is run by the nicest Mennonite community I…read morehave encountered. Although it is quite a trip to get here , it could be made into a great Saturday road trip for the KC people! Shatto Milk is 15 minutes away and offers fresh milk , butter and ice cream. Also, this place is on the way to Jamesport, MO. Jamesport is a great destination for green houses, fresh baked goods, and small town antique shops. Pro tip: there is a house about 5 mins. away that offers fresh cow's milk( unprocessed, and raw). We have been going to this sandwich store for over ten years, and I'm just getting around to writing about the awesomeness that is Old Cookstove. The sandwiches are fully customizable and features their homemade breads. They offer meat and cheese at a low price, but the quality is unbelievable. There is also fresh eggs, pantry goods and candy. The baked goods are offered daily. Fried pies: gooseberry( personal favorite, pucker power), cherry cream, black raspberry cream, apple..... the list goes on and on. Oatmeal raisin cookies : they contain secrets in those cookies, pure magic. The list goes on and on. Need a latte? Yep , they make them.