Ordered the gluten free crepe. The crepe batter used was good. I ordered the Magna and it was…read moregood although I wish I ordered something sweeter or maybe asked for nutella on the side.

First, only 1 party sitting in dining, we didn't received a 'hi, welcome in' cashier/barista just…read moregave us a wary look. (Because we're Asians?) When we stood in front of counter, she said 'how can I help you?' I ordered a cappuccino and a savory crepe to take out. She did only as she needed so I tipped a mere 10%. A Minimalist worker. No 'Thank you for coming in' as we walk out either. Place is decorated comfortably and very rustic I had the portobello crepe, very delicious worth 5 stars Overall, it would have been a 5 stars review IF worker was a bit friendlier.

Jaxon and Arie were so friendly and welcoming! We missed closing by 3 minutes and when we peeped in…read morethe window to see the flavors they unlocked the doors and let us in! They made recommendations for best cupcakes and we got some treats for my birthday! What a great experience and wonderful customer service. Will return just for them!

I love their cupcakes. I'm a total sucker for their creamy chocolate frosting. It's ridiculously…read moregood. They also have a gluten free sugar cookie that's solid. Classic pink frosting, sprinkles, the whole nostalgic thing. The staff is always really kind and helpful, and the shop itself is small and cute with a couple tables if you want to sit and enjoy your treat. I only gave it four stars because even though the gluten free items they do make are divine, I just wish there were a few more options. I usually call ahead to make sure they still have gf items left. That said, their gf cupcakes are honestly some of the best I've had.

It's great to have more little bakeries in Ogden. We stopped in for some treats with the kiddos and…read moreeverything we had was delicious.

This is by far the best bakery we've found in Ogden. There's a great selection of cupcakes and…read moreother seasonal desserts. There's a cute little area to enjoy your sweets in house or you can take them to go. The cashier was sweet and gave us samples of the German chocolate cake which was also amazing! We tried the chocolate chocolate, strawberry dream, chocolate raspberry, and birthday cake. The cupcakes were moist and full of flavor. The frosting was decadent and perfect *chef's kiss*. The cake to frosting ratio is most excellent. We'll definitely be back!

What I wanted and what I got we're 2 separate things. Their Instagram had nice cakes so I decided…read moreto email Tiffany. I asked if she can make this cake exactly as it looks and she said yes. I asked for a marble cake and she said yes. I paid more than full price for it only to receive a very sloppy cake. It looks like a kid decorated it. Wrong colors and not even marbled. I was very disappointed and so embarrassed I didn't even put it on the cake stand. Save your money and order from somewhere else if you want to receive what you've requested.

My brother's anniversary was only a week away and a chocolate rum cake was desperately needed to…read moremake the event perfect. After being turned down by several other bakeries this shop promised and delivered. It was beautiful, moist, decadent, and a bargain. Not to mention the delicious buttercream and fluffy bavarian cream filling....What more could we ask for?

We're not from this area but we love coming here. The food is always so delicious and fresh…read moretasting. We also bought a couple loaves of their Pumpkin bread for when we returned back home from our trip, and it was so good! The service good and they have lots of yummy looking pastries! The whole place is really cute inside. We will definitely be back when we come to visit family again.

I went here on my lunch break and I ordered the Chicken Pesto Sandwich. I waited for about 15…read moreminutes. I got my food and got to work. I had forgotten to ask without onions and tomatoes so I open the sandwich to remove them and I see that there's no pesto. I go back to Kneaders (mind you I'm on my lunch). I tell them the problem, the cashier offers to make me a new one and a complimentary dessert. They make me a new one, and the cashier assures me that she checked herself to make sure this one has pesto (dumb of me to trust her). I go to work and see that this one also has no pesto. There's a little bit of green in one of the holes on the bread, but that's all the pesto it has. The images are from the second sandwich. Either they were lazy or out of pesto, but if they were out why not just tell me?

A wonderful little bakery right on historic 25th Street…read more This is the perfect place to stop for a cup of coffee and a fresh dessert. The moment you walk in, the aroma of freshly baked bread fills the entire space -- warm, comforting, and impossible to resist. Everything smells like it just came out of the oven. Their pastries and sweets pair perfectly with coffee, making it an ideal spot for a quick break while walking around downtown Ogden. The atmosphere is simple, cozy, and very local. If you enjoy fresh bread, good coffee, and that authentic neighborhood bakery feeling, this place is definitely worth a visit.

The food, service and ambiance of this location is lovely! Their sourdough batards are so…read moredelicious. Pumpkin Chocolate Chip cake bread has always been a top choice for me. Love love love their tea scones, especially the Peach Cobbler and Raspberry. Drool.

The pharmacy is great! The pharmacist explained everything about my medication, he was patient and,…read moreespecially, not dismissive. I've transferred my prescriptions to this pharmacy.

The guy who we have seen at this fresh market pharmacy when we pick up our medication's always…read moreseems like we are inconveniencing him not friendly doesn't give eye contact, and today I couldn't get any help from him with my prescription that the doctor continues to refill because I have an issue that is very painful. There is absolutely no patient advocacy, and if you have prescriptions for opioids, do not go here they are very prejudiced. We get looked at with very ugly stairs from the male pharmacist when we pick up our buprenorphine. I guess he would rather us go overdose on heroin, then get actual recovery treatment. I'm suffering with a very painful injury to my muscle. It's called piriformis and it can last up to 10 years and it's very painful. It is a disorder with the glute muscle from it being overworked that causes you not to be able to sit at all! I have lost a lot of weight due to my Crohn's issues so my muscles are not able to support themselves I suffer from Crohn's, which causes me to end up with bile in my mouth if I lay down flat at night on my back or stomach so that means I have to sleep setting up. So I have to sit in order to sleep. I was written 90 of the 5 mg Flexeril From the Ogden clinic along with some anti-inflammatories the Flexeril were so mild that I had to take three at 2 PM when my pain started hurting in order to get any relief combined with two Celebrex. And then at 10 o'clock when I'm getting ready for bed, I have to take four in order to go to sleep otherwise I don't sleep. I am having to sit directly on an already irritated muscle, and this pharmacist thinks that I just have all the time in the world to waste and wait on doctors to call back and give certain instructions because, he doesn't want the label to have the wrong instructions. As long as I know what I'm taking and how many I need what does it matter what that label says? I'm sick and tired of no advocacy in the pharmacy anymore. I feel as though this pharmacist is withholding my ability to fill this medication because they want to make sure that the doctor is aware of how many I'm taking while the doctor is the one who has been refilling the medication now three times and less than two months. If I'm prescribed 90 pills over the course of 30 days and she is refilling that twice within 30 days. What does that tell you ? That the doctor is well aware of how I am taking that medication. I am a 10 year recovered heroin and cocaine addict. If I wanted real drugs, I could get them. I could go get something a heck of a lot stronger than Flexeril right now if I wanted also. I do not appreciate the disrespect. I also don't appreciate how this pharmacist refused to call the doctor but wanted me to make those calls. Don't pharmacist take an oath to advocate for patients? And if that pharmacist knows that it's gonna take a long time for me to get in touch with that doctor. Why doesn't that pharmacist want me to be able to have my medication as soon as possible so I can be out of pain? There are people that killed themselves over piriformis syndrome. You can google that. this seriously affects your mental health and this pharmacist had no compassion for me whatsoever. I will never go back to fresh market.