Had a chance to visit their new Public Market spot...not bad, but not unforgettable either. The…read moreburger was solid; the jalapeños were super fresh, but they were so fiery that they overpowered things. A pickled or candied version would've balanced nicely and brought more flavor contrast. The tenderloin sandwich was dry and needed more sauce for sure. Fries were nicely seasoned though. All in all, it'll work if you need a quick bite, but it didn't spark much excitement. Service was a little slow too considering how (not) busy they were.

Stopped in for the first time in years this morning! I got biscuits & gravy and a donut to go. The…read moreb&g were good but nothing spectacular. Had to add hot sauce to them. The donut was great. I loved that the outside was a little bit crunchy. Service was fine, again, nothing spectacular. Not a place I'd go out of my way for, but would come back if I am in Baldwin for some reason.

The Sweet Life has re-opened May 1,2025 and is ready to share all the best it has to…read moreoffer...hand-crafted specialty breakfast and lunch sandwiches, house-made pastries, pies, and much more, pair this with some of the best coffee that will compliment any meal you choose!

Apparently the Sweet Life closed , the new name is Coco's coffee shop. Not much to choose from for…read morebreakfast items or any type of pastries so I won't be going back. Coffee is good that's about it

Food: I love the selection and the prices are to die for!…read more Service: omg they actually ask customers if they need help! I love this:) Ambiance: it's a grocery store... maybe add mood lighting and music.. joking they are great.

I think I'll start shopping elsewhere. 1 checkout register open and 1 express register for 10…read moreitems or less. 5 carts waiting to check out and lady with full cart using express lane. Getting as bad as Walmart trying to force people to use self checkout. If I got to use self checkout, I want a discount for me being a part time employee for Price Chopper!

Ordered items for Easter dinner. The carrot cake was amazing, very moist cake with a light and…read moredelicious frosting. Loved it didn't contain nuts since I was serving to guests and wasn't aware of any allergies. Was a little disappointed with the hot cross buns. They tasted amazing and were a hit, but the traditional cross on top wasn't present. Also was baked in a round container instead of the advertised and traditional rectangle. Staff was so nice from the ordering, payment and pick up. Pick up was at the sisters store Taylor's donuts which tempted me with the apple fritters and amazing smells.

Delicious meal served quickly with excellent hand crafted coffee. The pastries were stunning and…read morethe ambiance calm and bright. The whole place was lovely, the staff incredibly kind and knowledgeable, and the service was steady and helpful. Can't wait to go again.

We stopped in on our way out of town and we're pleasantly surprised with the variety of breakfast,…read morelunch, and bakery items available for purchase to eat in store, to go or to take and freeze. We were really impressed by the sour cream cookies and we took a package home to bring to our Thanksgiving and everyone was raving about them. We can't wait to come back and try more options, including some of these sandwiches for lunch next time we are traveling this way.

your missing out if you haven't tried this little home town sweet spot even the lunch menu is fire…read more the sausage rolls is amazing personal fave I can not go without buying both regular and jalapeño sausage rolls my next try is their Reuben

Discovered this place on a recent motorcycle trip, and didn't leave disappointed. It was pretty…read morebusy on the Saturday we arrived around lunch time, but we were seated quickly. Our waitress was super friendly as were all the staff I interacted with during my visit. Everyone seemed genuinely happy to be there and wanted us to have a great experience. I was very pleasantly surprised by that. The restaurant itself was pretty plain, but clean. The focus is definitely on their food and service. I had the special of the day, which was a chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes, and a house made roll for like $10. It was delicious. Everything on the plate seemed made in house, and the roll was hot out of the oven. Their pie case was filled with house made pies, so I had to have a slice. I got raspberry cream, which isn't one I see very often, but do like a lot. It was excellent as expected. By the checkout they had pies, chicken pot pies, bread, and other things to go which also looked amazing. This one is definitely worth going out of your way to try!

Always worth the visit with the friendliest staff, very clean, great prices and you have to save…read moreroom for pie!

This place smells so good as soon as you walk in. Will have to come back sometime to have a meal…read morethere, because their baked goods are incredible. Staff is friendly and helpful as well.

I went in at 5:20 and was told kitchen wouldn't make my food, because they started closing and…read moredon't serve people after 5:30. The open sign clearly said open and the front desk lady with brown hair was very rude and the restaurant was open until 6:00. I work in a restaurant myself and this service wouldn't be allowed, but this is very disappointing. I had never been to this restaurant before and won't be giving them a cent of my money ever. I wish I could've tried a sandwich.

I have now bought from Bimi Bakery several times and am thrilled that there is now a web site for…read morethe business! Ayako will deliver in the Lawrence and KC areas or ship nationwide her amazing treats. I last visited the Lawrence farmers market in late November to purchase a ton of her sweets, and they are so immaculately created and taste OISHI! You can see she has expanded her products on the web site. She will be at the Lawrence Holiday Market on December 12th and will also sell some of her treats at The Merc Co-op in Lawrence starting early next year. The fact that she can ship her beautiful sweets means her artistry is accessible outside of Kansas! If you love Japanese sweets I highly encourage you to give these a try. She uses local produce from other farmers to make her goods, including chestnuts and purple sweet potatoes. The launch of the online business is a huge step and ensures that Japanese sweets are made here and available everywhere!