When I lived in Chicago my apartment was right down the street from the very first Molly's Cupcakes…read moreand FUN FACT: it was my SECOND EVER Yelp review way back in 2010 (5 stars then, too!). Many things have changed since then (several times even!) but somethings never change and that's that Molly's Cupcakes is still one of my favorite dessert spots! And how lucky am I to have easy access to them again as they've expanded and landed in my current home of Ann Arbor. I still love their filled cupcakes, favorites being the Ron Bennington (chocolate with peanut butter filling), the S'mores (a graham cake filled with chocolate ganache and topped with toasted marshmallow), and the Chocolate Decadence (chocolate filled with chocolate). However, they can be quite rich. Luckily their classic cupcakes (traditional cake and frosting) are still very decadent and satisfying. Of those I like the banana (with chocolate frosting) and vanilla with vanilla frosting and sprinkles. Can't choose between several of the options? It's ok! They also have mini cupcakes so you can try several flavors to pick your favorites. I love that they're here and I am craving one BAD now! Alas they're closed for the day as of me writing this but I'm definitely inspired now to go grab another one as soon as they open tomorrow!

The best cupcakes I've ever had. These cupcakes turn a horrible week around with one bite. These…read morepeach cobbler was so good I might consider driving to Ann Arbor for more. They weren't too sweet and had an amazing flavor that left me craving for more. The storefront was so cute and I wished I had more time to enjoy it. The service was fast and the lady was willing to answer all my questions.

Great cake - all natural. IT was gone in no time, usually not the case with birthday cakes.read more

Expensive but worth it as soon as you taste it. You can't get this freshness elsewhere in Ann…read moreArbor. I'm not gluten-free and I keep going back. I did the vanilla cake and strawberry filling. The cake isn't too sweet. Lovely. I wish we could order online. you have to call during business hours.

This place is incredible. There subs remind me of home (from Jersey/NY area) and having a proper…read moresub 10/10. The cinnamon rolls are unbelieableeeeeee. I got a fresh bagel straight out of the oven, so good, top tier. Go here you won't regret it, and if you're on the fence about getting that cinnamon bun on the side of your 3 subs, get the cinnamon bun it's unreal. No photos because it was so good we forgot phone eats first.

I was craving chocolate cake and came by here. Sadly they were out of chocolate cake so I got a…read moreslice of cookies and cream and strawberry mousse. I enjoyed the strawberry mousse more! It's super clean inside and lots of space. All the items are displayed clearly. Service was good.

Was is there not to love? Lots of delicious delectable choices and so hard to settle on one flavor…read moreso I ordered more than one! Go before the busy after work rush. You'll like food more choices of cakes & fewer people!

We found out our baby's gender earlier than expected, and were on crunch time to order a cake for a…read moregender reveal. When we stopped in, the owners greeted us like we were family and went above and beyond to accommodate us--they had our order ready by the next morning! My brother called in the gender, and the team made sure to keep it a surprise-- even making sure it didn't show up on the receipt! We went with the Strawberries & Cream and wow...it was delicious and clearly made with love. Everyone raved about it, and I'll be dreaming about that cake for years to come. Local businesses that care are the heart of the community, and Andrea truly exemplifies that. We officially found our go-to cake spot for every celebration. Huge thanks to Andrea and the Nothing Bundt Cake team for making such a special moment even sweeter

Zingerman's Bakehouse is absolutely incredible. Their sourdough bread is some of the best I've ever…read morehad -- amazing flavor, the perfect crust, and that chewy texture you want from a really good sourdough. You can taste the quality and craftsmanship in every bite. The food is just as good. Everything tastes fresh, thoughtfully made, and high quality. It's one of those places where you can tell they genuinely care about the ingredients and what they're putting out. If you love real sourdough and great food, Zingerman's Bakehouse is a must. I could seriously eat their sourdough every day!

Updated 10/18/26…read more Once again sorely disappointed with baked goods from Zingers. Wife wanted to try them and as expected: Dry Crusty Dense Overly sweet Overpriced A SERIOUS SHAKE UP NEEDS TO HAPPEN HERE This sht is gross and really lousy, uninspired. Just lazy If anyone wants a REAL PASTRY, drive 10 minutes down the road and goto WHITE LOTUS FARMS BAKERY, for a SUPERIOR BAKED GOODS, and frankly better food!!! GET IT TOGETHER ZINGERS

Highly recommend working with Rubina for all your cake needs!…read more I reached out ~2 weeks before my event and she responded quickly with the necessary questions she needed answered to proceed. I stopped in to ask her a few questions and she even recommended a better filling option based on what I was looking for. We got a chocolate/vanilla marble cake with creme mousseline + fresh strawberry filling. She also covered in real pressed flowers as we requested. Everyone raved about how delicious the cake was. Make sure to follow her recommendation about how long to leave out of the fridge so the outside buttercream softens.

I tried a vanilla cupcake and a few macarons. I did not like the cupcake. One of the macarons was…read moreok. They were out of a lot of stuff by the time I went in. Meh.

Delicious baked goods made to order, food allergies tended to, declarations as requested for the…read morebirthday girl, excellent customer service! For my daughter's birthday I needed assistance as I was recovering from surgery. I searched local bakeries after first trying my favorites I've used in the past and discovering they were both out of business. I looked for something local and read all about taste your dreams and it sounded right. We ordered sugar cookies decorated with Royal icing as well as chocolate fudge filled chocolate cupcakes with vanilla buttercream frosting and some edible decor. Nut allergies were a concern for some of our guests. The theme was unicorns! We discussed decor and flavors, I gave some sketches of our ideas for decor and taste your dreams handled the rest. She delivered to our doorstep and was very thorough during the entire process about what would work best given all of our preferences and ideas. She also explained when I asked what would be the best way to store the items based on their ingredients up until the time of the party.

I needed a short-notice custom cake made for my wife's birthday, and to say Melissa knocked it out…read moreof the park is an understatement! She made a 3 layer chocolate/oreo cake with vegan buttercream frosting, along with picture perfect decorations (my wife is recently very into gardening, see the beautiful flowers in the attached photo), and all guests at the party agreed - it was absolutely delicious! Vegan desserts can occasionally be too sweet, but this cake was exactly the right level of sweetness, and we couldn't believe how moist it was. Simply divine! Communication was also terrific, and she even delivered to our house the morning of my wife's birthday - can't say enough good things, look no further for your baked needs!

Sweet Heather Anne has found themselves in a nice new location in Westgate and it's served them,…read moreand us, so well! The previous location, tho very adorable, was often difficult to get to (on Main Street smack dab between the main drag of downtown and the M-14 on ramp which made visiting tough during peak traffic times) and small for things like classes and the like. This new spot is not just bigger for them behind the scenes (you can see their production space via the window next door) but there's a large lobby for both showcasing their beautiful cake work and also for classes which they host regularly on the weekends. I've taken classes on both the older location and in this new space and I have to say this new space is much roomier and easier to work in than the previous spot. And the classes are so well organized and I've learned so much. Even if you're not an experienced cake or cookie decorator it's a blast as Heather and her team make the projects accessible for every skill level. You also walk away with some delicious treats and some really useful worksheets and instructions (I still use the royal icing recipe I received in a class I took 7 years ago). Speaking of delicious treats, they've also opened back up their walk-in dessert counter once a month so you can stop in to pick up cake slices or cookies (the chocolate brownie cookies are SO good). And for special occasions you can also pre-order one of their signature designed cakes on their website for pick up that weekend. Cake options come in a variety of trendy decor choices, from frilly vintage piping with glittered cherries, to pressed flowers or watercolor painting on the sides. All the designs and flavors are perfect for a birthday, anniversary, or even a small intimate wedding. I recently went to a wedding that went this route and instead of getting a tall tiered cake they had several of the Sweet Heather Anne signature layer cakes on a dessert table. It was beautiful! And more affordable and convenient than a custom design. That said, if you're looking to splurge on a fancy design they can also hook that up! One look in their storefront will have you wishing you had a special occasion to book one of these incredible cakes for. I love just coming in and admiring their beauty! We're so lucky to have such a nationally renowned bakery in town and even more lucky that they offer a variety of accessible options no matter what you're looking for!

Attended a wedding where the primary 'cake' was ordinary (quite small and not exceptionally…read moredecorated), and the cupcakes for the guests were, well...I felt like I should have been 6 years old to fully appreciate them.

What an adorable place!!!…read more I went for my first time today and Brooklyn was the sweetest. I spent $50 & tried a donut, iced caramel latte, 2 pepperoni rolls, a sloppy Joe, corn salad, peanut butter cookies, and a container of the bread and butter pickles. It was alllllll phenomenal. Highly recommend!

Pleasantly surprised by this little spot! They caught my attention as they post a fair amount of…read moretheir goodies on the Saline Eats group page. It's a little off the beaten path, so a hidden gem! Seems like they started selling baking supplies (which they still sell!) but now sell baked goodies. I stopped in on a Saturday morning and was surprised that there was a line and that they had sold out of a few things, but I still had: *Biscuit Breakfast Sandwich - Got this one for the hubby & he said it was good! *Sausage Egg and Cheese Bagel Bomb - DELISH. Wow, just perfectly seasoned and perfectly baked. There was not a soggy bit in sight even though I'd imagine something like this could get soggy really easily. It's basically like a robust stuffed bagel. They have three different types so I'll have to come back to try the other two. They had a good assortment of doughnuts but I didn't try any. Ambience here is no frills and you still feel like you're in the 70's/80's but it's kinda charming that way -- like the way it is when you walk into Benny's Bakery!

A wonderful small family run bakery. Love their cupcakes, PB cookies and you can't get a better…read morepumpkin roll or Yule Tide cake roll. Great business that is always putting their heart into all the sweet things they make!

Not So Enchanting I…read morehave been in here twice. The first time was a dine in, with the intent to enjoy some treats with my daughter. The second was to inquire about pricing for cakes. The short version: I don't plan to go back and I would not necessarily recommend them. The version with more details: I was so excited on the first visit to try this place, it was so cute and I really enjoy supporting little, local businesses. Even the name was adorable! So I took my young daughter in with me to enjoy some sweet treats. We ordered a slice of rainbow cake, a specialty cupcake, and a coffee (for me). The gentleman that we ordered from was really very nice and clearly customer service oriented (he may be the saving grace of in-person ordering), but he did seem pretty new and a little uncertain. I believe the business was pretty new at that time, though, so it was sort of to be expected. I appreciated his eagerness and kindness. Unfortunately, the coffee was extremely bitter (hopefully it was just one bad batch?) and I did not enjoy the rainbow cake at all. When they asked me how the cake was, I tried to politely let them know it tasted just a bit off. The owner got a bit defensive and kept telling me it was because it was frozen and it just needed to thaw more. It didn't seem so frozen, but I accepted that as a possible reason, nonetheless. (If it was, indeed, frozen, why didn't they warn us when we ordered it, though? ...and why not, possibly, suggest a different treat for me to sit down at the table and eat, one that was more ready?) I didn't mention the coffee, as I recall. I felt bad, torn between wanting to support this cute business and being disappointed in the coffee and the sweet treats. As I recall, the owner offered us a cookie for free (which was very nice), but unfortunately, I did not enjoy it. My daughter seemed to like the sweet treats well enough, but she isn't very discerning when it comes to sweets; if it has sugar, she likes it. We drive past this place OFTEN, and my daughter frequently asks to go in, but, with the first experience still in my mind, I usually tell her 'another time, honey.' Then, I had an idea (this is months later)... I thought maybe I could surprise my daughter and her friend with a rainbow cake from Enchanted Oven by ordering it for an upcoming celebration. The website didn't have the information I was looking for (this was more a problem with my Internet than their website), so I swung into the shop the next time I passed it, to inquire. The same, very kind, very eager-to-help gentleman was working the front counter and asked what he could get me. I looked in the case to see if they had the rainbow cake again; maybe I could give it a second chance, give it ample time to 'thaw' this time and see how it tasted. When I mentioned rainbow cake, the gentleman said they had it and was quick to point out a different, multi-colored treat--something with chocolate and 3 layers of different colors--and I let him know that wasn't quite the 'rainbow cake' I meant. He turned and asked the (owner?) about the rainbow cake, (he didn't have to, but he was so eager to please, and I appreciate that about him...) and while her response was along the lines of 'that's a special order item', her tone came across with a bit more like there was a 'duh, lady!' undertone to it, but I tried to just shake it off. The lady (owner?) was very busy and didn't have time to talk, which is understandable and would have been absolutely fine, except it wasn't handled well and I got the impression she just didn't want to be bothered. Her demeanor was very off-putting and when I tried to respect her urgency and be brief in my inquiry about the cost of rainbow cakes, the ballpark number range she gave me for the rainbow cakes was *really* high. Maybe if I had some other hook at the time to go on (a wonderful cake taste on my last visit, exceptional customer service, captivating pictures of previous works for something similar...), the price would have seemed more worth it, but nothing in the entire exchange with her made me the least bit compelled to order from her or support her business, unfortunately, as the whole conversation felt like a shove out the door, really. That, coupled with my first experience....I just can't recommend this place. Maybe, some day in the future, I will give this place a third chance and change my tune, but a future visit is not on the radar right now. If I were to talk directly to the owner, my suggestion to avoid this in the future would be: give your front counter employee some information to go on so he can help field some of the questions with future customers. He is very sweet and very eager, but both times I came in, he had that 'I'm still new and don't know how to answer your questions' sort of quality. I think he could really do a lot if he had a book of pictures, some price ranges, etc.. handy to show people.