Sweet Sensations- SoCo is a gem of a small town bakery recently relocated to a revitalized area of…read morehistoric downtown Corinth near the junction of the same major nearby railroad tracks which brought the Civil War to Corinth in 1862. As an old friend of mine used to say, you should stop in here just to check out the "smells". In the Mid-20th century, Haney's Bakery had a location on Cruise Street in downtown Corinth nearby which was well known for their donuts, cookies, baked goods and particularly their fried pies. The retail revolution of the 1970's including larger grocery stores with bakery departments and Walmart changed the face of small towns like Corinth pretty much everywhere and Haney's has become a fading memory. Cinnamon rolls are my favorite choice in baked goods but their pies and cakes look absolutely stunning and are very tempting. A drive-thru window is convenient but you'll miss all the delightful smells inside. Hours are 8 am to 6 pm daily, Tuesday-Friday and 9 am to 2 pm on Saturdays.

Great spot to find the goodies to satisfy your cravings! I've been here both times I was in the…read morearea visiting friends, and has always been worth the drive into town. They bake everything fresh in the morning, in house. I personally really like the cinnamon rolls & the cupcakes, but I'm sure it's all delicious! Go give their "Sweet Sensations" a shot!

BACON BREAD!!!…read more Everything is made fresh daily and is delicious!!! Cakes, muffins, squares, pastries, breads and chocolates. What a find!!!

Oh. MY!!! Just wow. I happened across this little piece of sweet heaven today and was greeted by…read morethe sweetest, most helpful lady who was happy to answer allllll of my many questions. I ordered a slice of carrot cake, a peanut butter fudge brownie and took home a braided multigrain loaf. The multigrain loaf is a deal at just $5 and it is very soft. The carrot cake was so moist and flavorful... oh my!!! The icing ... drool. My husband was blown away by the peanut butter brownie. Suffice it to say if I lived in Tupelo I would be a weekly customer - so good!!

The product they produce is great and they were nice enough to deliver. The bake goods are top…read morequality.

The current reviews of Sugaree's Bakery not only pass the vibe check, but I was thrilled to learn…read moretheir cakes are sold at restaurants all over Memphis, the Mississippi Picnic in NYC's Central Park, and shipped all across the country. So, I'll keep my review short and say Sugaree's is my favorite bakery in Mississippi. I've lived in three different areas across the state: rural Marshall County (with easy access to Oxford, Como, and Holly Springs), Columbus, and Jackson, so I can say this with confidence considering I have firsthand experience living in and visiting different parts of the state. On my most recent visit, I stopped by for a slice of caramel cake, and it was another home run!

The caramel cakes that are made at Sugaree's are absolutely delicious. After ordering one for…read moremyself, I ordered one for sister who lives in Florida for her birthday and now it's her birthday again and she wants me to send her another one. And this is what I'm planning to do.

Bismarcks are awesome ! Best glazed doughnut I've ever had! The cinnamon bites are unique and…read moredelicious.

I just randomly stopped in here while driving through to Huntsville. I have a craving for a donut…read moreand I might have stopped at one of the best bakery's in the state of Alabama. I just purchased some glazed donuts and some donut holes. These things are addictive so don't buy more than what your stomach can handle. The donut holes just melted in your mouth on contact. Absolutely delicious.

I love running into this spot for nice treats. I also ordered a very tasty cake. My only complaint…read moreis for the reduced hours, which make it difficult to pick up orders when you need them. I needed a cake to take with me for a luncheon in a neighboring town. But they don't open until Noon, so I couldn't pick up a cake and make it to the event on time.

So disappointed! First time in Oxford, read the reviews, looked at the website and decided to…read morevisit. Walked up at 5:01p as an employee walked up to the door and informed us they were closed. I said the website says you are open till 8p, she said oh it's always wrong. Horrible customer service, she could have handled it much better, but instead of allowing us to come in and spend money she said we open tomorrow at noon and locked the door. Well I won't be coming back! Horrible horrible customer service!

A cute little bakery/coffee shop with a lunch and dinner menu. We had great, friendly service. Our…read moredinners were very fresh, hot and plentiful! The collard greens were seasoned perfectly and the chicken tenders were perfectly seasoned and breaded (not too heavily breaded), juicy and tender. We will be back to try another entree and dessert!

I had the Club sandwich and it was fantastic. The cook on the bacon was good, the tomato was very…read morefresh and juicy. The lettuce had good snap and that thing was finished out with a decent amount of turkey. The bread was toasted perfectly. It came with a nice firm pickle spear, bag of chips, and a drink. All for the low low price of 11.99. The store itself is a great corner location and has been beautifully referenced. The store and bathroom were both clean. The service was very good. All, and all, it was a very good experience.

Cute, intimate bakery that also serves lunch items. We came in for a coffee and a pastry. Selection…read morewas low, for sweets, I guess because of the time of day, but we were able to get a chocolate croissant and a blueberry strudel with a cappuccino. Nice decor with beautiful paintings on display and for sale. Beautiful antique teacups and saucers on display also. Service was friendly and attentive. This place is kind of hidden, around the corner and behind mugshots.

Cuuuuute cute cute little patisserie in downtown Florence. I saw it on our way into Mugshots last…read moreSaturday. I was afraid we were there too late in the day but I managed to glimpse the hours of operation and realized I could still duck in, and so I did! The inside is clearly French-inspired. It's cute and I saw several folks scattered around the small seating area working on laptops or sipping coffee and chatting quietly. They have a few meal-ish offerings a la ham and cheese croissants and quiche. There's a small pastry case near the register where you can peruse their goods. It was a little bit picked over when I got there but it makes sense -- an hour before closing on a weekend, it's to be expected. I was thrilled to grab the last almond croissant! Service was so sweet! She asked me if I had a student ID for a student discount. I told her I was a student online at a different university and she said I could still have one if I had my ID. How nice! She also sent me off with the nicest goodbye and thank you. My almond croissant that I had for dessert later that night was delightful! Crumbly, flaky pastry, silky almond filling, pleasantly toasty almond slivers. I enjoyed every bite! I thought about only leaving 4 stars because I don't know if I've tried enough of the product to warrant a 5, but I really have no complaints, and so...5 it is! I will happily return when I'm in Florence again. :)

They have such a great variety of cheesecakes, pies, jarred fruits and vegetables, nuts, candy,…read moretaffy, and so much more! I'm always looking for corn salsa at farmers markets, but I usually find black bean and corn salsa instead. I was excited to find actual corn salsa here, and it's delicious! I also picked up a lemon icebox pie, which was delicious, and pickled peaches. I love spiced peaches and pickled vegetables, but I had never heard of pickled peaches before, so of course I had to buy them! The store is clean and well-organized, including the restroom, which is always a nice bonus when you're stopping in while traveling. The cashier was super friendly and overheard us talking about their sign for the annual open house, which takes place the Friday and Saturday after Labor Day. She told us they'll have lots of sale items and free samples and recommended going on Friday when it's less crowded. I love a good local tip! If you enjoy unique jarred goodies, sweets, and Southern treats, this is definitely a place worth checking out!

Stumbled on this place while driving out in the country and had to stop and give it a try…read more It's some kind of hybrid of an Amish grocery store/lunch counter. Shelves were lined with things your grandma would go nuts over. Jams and jellies, bags of grits, all sorts of things for the cook who knows how to cook with real ingredients. Also a solid selection of prepared/ready to eat items including some pies that looked pretty amazing. Additionally there's a sandwich counter where you can build your own or order one from their menu. All the sandwiches are made to order on their house-made bread and the prices are super low. If I lived near this place that sandwich counter would quickly become a go-to lunch spot. The people were friendly and the place is clean. The prices are right and the selection of items is unique and of high quality. Don't skip this place if you're in the area. 5 stars.