This is a nice little pastry shop but they didn't have a tremendous amount of things to sell when I…read morewas in there. The baked goods I bought were good, but not the best I've had. Certainly way better than buying baked goods at a grocery store. It's kind of dark and dingy looking on the inside and the outside is in need of some cleanup of the overgrown grass and weeds. The lady that was there was not terribly friendly and barely could bring herself to speak. I found that a bit awkward when I was in there.

Best flavors,and the owner is awesome friendly with all his consumers. He has the best prices then…read moreany of the other shops in town. He is good at filling large orders. He was even willing to meet after hours when I forgot to pickup an order.

I needed a cake for my husband's graduation party, and my MIL got this recommendation from her…read morefriend in-the-know... and I couldn't have been more pleased with the outcome if I'd chosen it myself based on 400 5-star yelp reviews! From my first call to the pick up of the cake, this shop staff was beyond friendly and professional. Their cake and filling choices were mind-boggling (I swear I drooled when they mentioned chocolate mousse cake and chocolate buttercream frosting... but I digress) - I ended up going with vanilla cake and white buttercream to please Ken, but I rebelled slightly, adding a thin layer of strawberry preserves above the inner layer of frosting. Their half sheet cake comes with two layers not the more popular one layer, and feeds 40-50 (we had 40 family members at the party, and there was at least 1/3rd of the cake left). Their 'normal' decoration on top is gorgeous. Gorgeous. Fresh fruit (strawberries, raspberries and blueberries - some of it sparkle sugared) and dark chocolate accents. $50. I have no idea if that's expensive or not, but I'd buy another cake from Petit 4 in a heartbeat! OK, on to the flavor, which is most important after all (a gorgeous cake only gets you so far). Tender, airy, spongy cake with a definite vanilla flavor. The frosting... absolute perfection. No grit. No crunchy outside. No teeth squeekingly sweet, fake frosting here! Light, smooth, creamy. You can tell you ate some dessert, but you won't feel (that) guilty. Guests had seconds and took home slices too.

Another home run from petite for pastry... Rachel and her team. They are so amazing. The cake was…read moreexactly what we asked for visually and tasted even better. This little bakery serves up big time excellent cake.

There I was, minding my own business…read more.. And then there were cookies. And cupcakes. And sticky buns. And cookies. And...well you get the idea. It was so dangerous. And delicious, and everything was $1. No. I was not dreaming. I was doing my weekly shopping at Eastern Market. And I was so happy! I talked to one of the owners (Gary) and his daughter. They were so sweet and more than happy to talk to me and tell me about everything and all of their products. I ended up getting a brownie with chocolate buttercream frosting and walnuts. Oh. My. Gosh. More please! The piece was like six-inch square and was a wallet-friendly dollar. I only wish I would have bought like 12 or more! I was really surprised when I finally tried the brownie because it was "cakey" variety and I generally stand firmly in the 'brownies should be fudgey NOT cakey" camp. It was light but packed a great and rich chocolate flavor. The buttercream was so smooth and flavorful! It tasted like chocolate but the true buttercream flavor still had a place on my palate. The nuts added just the right amount of flavor and texture. Oooohhh man! I am drooling! I knew I liked Bay City before, now, it's on the must stop list for northbound travel!

Applesauce Spice Cake, zucchini bread, banana walnut bread, cinnamon rolls, cookies, and more all…read morefor only $1. I thought I had read the sign wrong, but it was true. All homemade baked goods at Eastern Market. Everything I bought tasted good (not overly rich) or I was told by those who I shared my baked goodies with liked them. The peanut butter cookies with caramel on top are delicious.

Been going here since the 70s when dad would take me there for a treat. Love this place, if you…read morelike sweets and candy this is pure heaven.

A fun old fashioned but and candy counter. They have it all up to the peanut butter. Friendly staff…read morehelps you through the long lines, grab a number. Long rows of all snack goods sold by the pound half and quarter pound. Get it all you know you want some.

Love this place. Love the name. Love that retired police force work here. It feels 100% safe…read more Service is great; fun sense of humor, and friendly. Donuts are always huge and good. This is the second "precinct" I have been to. The (original) "headquarters" is in Clio (pronounced KLY-oh). The day young donuts are just as good. Ambiance is welcoming. A lot of humorous police decor. Gotta stop in if you're in the mood for donuts.

High Quality Doughnuts. Picked up 3 Vanilla cream long john and 3 vanilla custard long john, both…read morewith chocolate frosting. Quick, friendly service. The ratio of filling and fluffy light doughnut with frosting on top is done correctly.

I've had Ruth's baked goods for a long time and everything she bakes is worth returning for! My…read morefav is her German Chocolate cake but her cookies are the best too. Five stars on everything I've tried there!

I love this store. I can get bread for a little over a dollar here...usually the bread I buy is…read moreabout $3 at meijer. Sometimes they run great specials on bagels too! I have walked out with two bags of stuff for less than $5. You can get hot dog buns and hamburger buns here too. Great Sara Lee bread stuff!

A thrift store... for bread? Sounds shady but the products are fine and the lady working there was…read morevery nice. The store is not very big but they have a pretty good selection of prepackaged pastries, sandwich breads, cookies, and English muffins. They have around the same expiration dates and variety as the ones in the grocery store. Don't worry, they are not moldy and the packaging isn't damaged. I didn't see any sourdough breads but the lady at the register said that we were welcome to call in advance and she'd save some for us if it was available. (:

My wife and I visited Parlor Doughnuts for the second time recently because we genuinely enjoy the…read moredoughnuts. This visit, she ordered a Banana Pudding Latte and informed the staff that she has a severe oat allergy. Unfortunately, our experience with the staff left us very disappointed. When ordering, my wife informed the cashier that she has a severe oat allergy. Instead of listening and taking the concern seriously, he seemed dismissive and repeatedly focused on the fact that the drink used whole milk. That completely missed the point. The concern wasn't the milk. The concern was cross-contamination and ensuring reasonable precautions were taken. Anyone who works in food service should understand that when a customer discloses a potentially life-threatening allergy, the appropriate response is to listen, communicate it to the staff preparing the order, and take reasonable steps to minimize risk. For comparison, Starbucks and Jamba are two businesses we frequent that consistently accommodate my wife's allergy without issue. When we inform them of her oat allergy, they take it seriously, communicate it to the staff preparing the drink, clean equipment as needed, and take reasonable precautions to reduce the risk of cross-contamination. We don't expect perfection, but we do expect the same level of professionalism and concern that many other businesses routinely demonstrate when handling a potentially life-threatening allergy. What was especially concerning was that the cashier never relayed the allergy information to the employee making the drink. My wife had to speak up herself to make sure he knew. The employee preparing the drink then loudly commented to another employee, "I have to clean the cup because she has an allergy even though I know they've already been cleaned," while making a sarcastic face and continuing to mumble comments under his breath. It came across as unprofessional and mocking. The interaction left my wife so uncomfortable and concerned that she ultimately threw away the Banana Pudding Latte rather than risk drinking it. After hearing the sarcastic comments and seeing the employee's attitude toward her allergy, she no longer felt confident that her concerns were being taken seriously or that the requested precautions had been followed. For someone with a history of severe allergic reactions, trust and communication matter. Once that trust was gone, the drink was no longer worth the risk. For some people, food allergies are not preferences or inconveniences. My wife has experienced two separate medical emergencies because food service employees failed to take her allergy seriously. On both occasions, her throat began to close and she required emergency treatment, including an EpiPen and ambulance transport. We're not asking businesses to guarantee an allergen-free environment. We understand that isn't always possible. What we do expect is basic professionalism, communication and empathy when a customer informs staff of a serious allergy. The doughnuts are excellent, which makes this review even more disappointing to write. We enjoy the doughnuts and would like to continue supporting the business. However, management should invest additional training into allergy awareness and customer service. A little communication and understanding can make a significant difference and, in some cases, may even protect someone's life.

Amazing doughnuts. Big and super flavorful. Interesting flavors too. The maple bacon is…read moreincredible as is the coconut cream. A little pricy but worth it for what you get in my opinion.