This place is a must try. There are a ton of great doughnuts to choose from. They make them fresh…read moreand have a great rotation from week to week. They taste amazing. They also have other pastries that are great as well. My family loves visiting here. Not only for the treats but also the people. The people that work there are so nice and welcoming. There are many options to choose from, not just doughnuts. Also, Linda's is very affordable. I will definitely be back. Extra note (from my 9 year old) : these are the best doughnuts! They taste so good. Especially the Fruity pebbles.l one.

I decided to try Linda's to pick up a sweet treat as part of a friend's birthday present. I'm not…read moresure if it was because I stopped in around mid-day on a Friday or if they're not normally too stocked, but the display cases didn't have too many choices of the sweet variety. They had chicken salad sandwiches and maybe a couple other savory products and then a whole lot of the ho ho cakes. There were some folding tables right when you walked in that had beautiful looking brownies and some breads. I settled on a plump looking blueberry muffin and a ho ho cake. The muffin was so moist, fresh, and definitely worth $2. My friend said the ho ho cake was delicious. The woman working, possibly the owner, was very friendly and was working to keep the place clean as I browsed. Parking is available in the shared lot right outside. Id come back again earlier in the day to see if I can catch some donuts or other sweet items.

I am ruined, plain and simple. Let me explain…read more.. I went to a wedding over the weekend where Linda filled the cookie table with delicious treats and made the gorgeous wedding cake. While we waited for the bride and groom to enter the reception we sauntered over to the cookie table and grabbed a couple nibbles. Peanut butter cookies with chocolate on top, tiny little adorable nut rolls, vanilla Pizzelles, Russian tea cakes, pecan tarts, iced sugar cookies, heart cut out cookies with jam(?), coconut puffs drizzled with fine chocolate, apricot rolls, shortbread cookies with a little berry topping (raspberry Linzer, maybe?), and more were spread out before us! Everything tasted so amazing! Pecan tarts were perfectly nutty, yet soft and delicious. The Pizzelles were thin, crisp and amazingly yummy (I don't like Anise ones, and these vanilla were fantastic). The iced sugar cookies were melt-in-your-mouth perfection that I didn't want to end. My favorite, however, were the lady locks. These delicate treats are cream-filled wrapped pastries that are a little slice of heaven! And we weren't the only ones who thought that, as the lady locks were the first to disappear off the table. So now I am ruined. All other cookies just don't stack up to Linda's wonderful creations! We traveled a little over 3 hours to get to the wedding. Lindaz Little Bakery is no where close to where we live. How can I even look at store bought cookies after this? (gasp!) What will I tell my mum!? (panicked) I have no poker face! "Dear Mum, your cookies are 'ok'. "? Ruined. (slowly shakes head and sighs sadly)

Decided to check out a new local bakery, which opened in April of 2017. What a treat! Seriously…read morethe BEST pepperoni roll I have ever tasted - a superior grade roll, thick sliced pepperoni with mozzarella cheese. They also come with hot pepper cheese, which I will have to try next time. The texture of the bread was fabulous. Also tried an assortment of sweets. I don't even favor butterscotch cookies, but this one was great - a light cookie with enough, but not overwhelming, taste of butterscotch. My favorite cookie is an orange frosted cookie, and this one is the second best one I have had, again a light cookie with just the right amount of flavor, with a smoith frosting. The donut was of the cake variety, again a light texture well balanced with flavor, not drenched in sugar to cover up a low quality product. Lemon gob and cinnamon roll were also above average. Linda is a gifted baker, who gets up every morning at 3 a.m to get her fresh products ready. So support a small local business and treat yourself! I don't see myself stopping by a grocery store bakery while Lindaz is open!

Whisk is simply one of the best lunch/bakery/catering places you will find in the Ohio Valley. We…read moreeat there almost weekly for lunch (and of course to grab a couple flavors of cupcakes to try!), have used them many many times to cater small events (bridal showers, birthdays, etc) and recently asked them if they could make cupcakes for the cookie table for our wedding! I think the total came out to just shy of 500 mini-cupcakes in 5 different flavors... They were all beautiful (photo credit: Hannah Barlow Photography) and absolutely DELICIOUS! We were worried with all the cupcakes and cookies from friends that we would have a ton of leftovers, but those cupcakes went FAST! We can't thank or recommend them highly enough, they are the best! Oh, and the cake! They also did our wedding cake, we wanted something small (just for the two of us), elegant, and fun, and they absolutely nailed it! Perfect and delicious and we are not proud of the amount of cake we have eaten - it's just so good!

UPDATED REVIEW:…read more Ordered a round tier cake for a family celebration. Icing flowers on top were beautiful but icing on the side was a combination of too many colors and some bare brown spots(side colors weren't requested but would have been fine if it would have looked better). Buttercream icing tasted delicious however it was too thick and looked like it was used to fill where the top tier was slanted equaling too much icing and not enough cake. The cake tasted good but not great because the texture was too airy, very crumbly, and lacked some in flavor. Overall my opinion is that it tasted better than some cakes made from a box and even some grocery store cakes but it left a lot to be desired as bakery cake made from scratch. Additionally, I ordered a dozen mixed berry scones. These scones did not taste as good as the scones I ordered from Whisk a couple years ago. I nuked them to soften and warm but unfortunately the mixed berries were hardly tasted or seen and a flour type taste overwhelmed my palate.

Wow! This is an old fashioned bakery you just need to try. Joe is literally behind the counter…read moreboxing up your goodies. Go early. Go hungry. You won't be disappointed.

I picked up donuts for our VBS youth volunteers and I have have never heard such excitement over…read moredonuts. Most of these young people didn't realize that this is how a "real" old fashioned donut should look or taste! One was enough to fill them up but why stop at one? 100/100 recommend! Yes you have to be there early but SO worth it!!!

Outstanding salt rising bread! Worth a drive from Pittsburg, DC, Columbus or Blacksburg JUST for…read morethis bread. I ordered a couple of loaves and they arrived well-packaged and fresh. Thank you Rising Creek for bringing me back to my childhood in Michigan when you could buy it from Awrey's. Keep up the good work!

Salt-rising bread. There's nothing like it…read more My older brother recently emailed our family recalling, "how as a kid I remembered the smell of salt-rising bread being toasted for breakfast. The strong pungent aroma was a deceitful invitation to its mildly salty cheesy taste on buttered toast. I had looked for it in the past to no avail, and it had been a long time since I had reminisced about it." He went on to say that his wife surprised him with bread bought from here, and that clinched the deal for me. I promptly ordered two loaves which arrived perfectly packaged a few days later. One went into the freezer while we sliced the other for toast slathered in butter and honey. Mmmmm. Driving to PA from NC is impractical, however, from time to time I'll place an order for salt-rising bread. Well worth the money for a quality-infused trip down memory lane. Has the dough just a rising on my "Give 'em a whirl" meter. Buy here.

Excellent service and wonderful cupcakes. You won't be disappointed. So nice to see a local bakery…read moreversus the big corporate stores of today.

Bonnie Belle's has the best cake and iced sugar cookies in Harrison County. I commend the…read moreatmosphere. The service is very welcoming and helpful.

In town this weekend for a wedding in Pittsburgh, I just had to make time for a stop at the…read moreultimate cream stick destination in the Ohio Valley--Gus's Goodies in Weirton. If you know, you know. This iconic bakery has been a staple of the city for generations, and after recently celebrating its 90th anniversary, it's easy to see why people keep coming back. What makes Gus's so special isn't just the famous cream sticks (although they absolutely live up to the hype). It's a family-run business that has become part of the fabric of the community, and there's something special about supporting a local institution that has been serving customers with pride for nearly a century. Beyond the cream sticks, they offer cakes, cookies, pastries, and just about every sweet treat you could hope to find in a hometown bakery. On a previous visit, we did run into a small issue when a few of our cream sticks were missing that signature filling. I gave them a call, and instead of excuses, I was met with genuine kindness and a sincere desire to make it right. On our next visit, they more than delivered, and the experience reminded me why customer service still matters. Gus's Goodies is one of those places I'll always make time for whenever I'm back in Weirton. Thank you for the continued hospitality, wonderful service, and for making the city just a little sweeter with every cream stick. Here's to many more years of carrying on a hometown tradition--and yes, filling those cream sticks (and this Yelp review) with plenty of love.

My boyfriend and I stopped in on Valentine's day to pick up a few cookies and a blueberry muffin. I…read morewas surprised at how many Valentine's day themed baked goods were still available when we showed up. We bought some sugar cookies, chocolate chip, and a peanut butter. The muffin was for his grandmother, but it was the last blueberry on the shelf and it looked good. The cookies were fantastic. I personally had the peanut butter with a little dollop of chocolate in the middle. It had a slight chew and lots of peanut butter flavor. I thought the prices were a little high for the cakes, but maybe they're amazing! The customer-facing area of the business is on the smaller side. It would definitely feel crowded with 10 people in there. They have racks spread throughout so you can shop each corner without being forced to wait at the counter for everything. They do have a good sized paved parking lot available right out front.

Excellent food. Friendly service…read more Most pleasant homey diner. Look forward to returning.

Farmhouse Kitchen & Bakery is a local restaurant that serves breakfast/brunch, lunch, and dinner…read more My husband and I ate one breakfast here. An employee greeted us and said that we could sit at whatever table we preferred. The menu listed foods such as avocado toast, hashes, omelets, pancakes, waffles, French toasts, salads, sandwiches, non-alcoholic beverages, and more. Here are my ratings for what we ate: Strawberry French toast - 4.5 stars - The slices of French toast were made from Challah bread dipped in cinnamon and vanilla and were a good-sized serving. They were topped with strawberries and whipped cream. On the side was syrup. Bacon - 5 stars - We each ordered this side of bacon. The slices of bacon were thick and crispy. You may order non-crispy bacon if you want. Sausage Gravy & Biscuit - 3 stars - My husband took only a couple of bites, and the rest was thrown away. The biscuits were thin, the gravy was thin and "flavorless," and not much sausage was included. He described this entree as "bad," and I thought that it tasted OK. On the side were hash browns that he said were probably purchased and not made in-house. Orange juice - 4.5 stars - Fresh and not overly pulpy The total price was $28 plus a cash tip.

My dear wife and I feasted for several years on the Pepperoni Rolls from Country Club Bakery whilst…read moreearning degrees at Fairmont State - Best ever!! Pepperoni Rolls were first created in Marion County in the 1920's by Italian immigrant coal miner, Giuseppe "Joseph" Argiro when he decided it would be more convenient if the pepperoni were baked inside a soft, white, italian bread. During the baking process, the fats in the pepperoni infused the dough with spicy goodness. They became so popular with his fellow coal miners that he quit the mines and opened Country Club Bakery in 1927... We mail order the Rolls, and add mozzarella and marina for a grand feast.

Country club is a true institution and we have been getting their pepperoni rolls for many years…read more My wife and her mother are serious chefs and they have never been able to replicate this pepperoni roll at home, there's just something about that dense flour and spicy pepperoni. We get rolls shipped to us from time to time - this last time we had some difficulty getting them and it took a few weeks to receive them. I think the business owner should probably cut off online sales if they are not staffed in order to fill those orders. That being said, I wish them the best!