I can't say enough good things about TeaHaus. I love tea, and feel like it doesn't get as much love…read moreas coffee in terms of just the experience of tasting, smelling, etc. Thankfully, they ship, so I can order my teas when I get back home as well. Honestly, I was a bit overwhelmed when I came in. There's a tea bar area, the loose leaf tea wall, pastries and other desserts, swag, a tasting area, and apparently it was trivia night tonight. I experienced all of this in just the first minute or two of entering. And it was packed! I really appreciate the time taken to explain the shop to me and walk me through many of the teas. Although they were busy, I didn't feel rushed (there were 2-3 people working the registers) and it felt very personal chatting. I was able to smell a bunch, and could really tell the differences in them. I ended up getting 3 50g bags and 2 sample bags, plus some stickers and pins. Really excited to try these out. Their range goes from darker to lighter, and they have a wide variety of black, green, rooibos, and herbal teas/blends.

It's bigger than it looks from the outside!…read more There is some seating by the windows and then some near the back area (behind the "tea bar"). They are selling really cute tea ornaments and they have other things like tea pots and cards with funny phrases like "It was you Oolong." They don't have a physical menu because the flavors constantly change. You can look online but for the most part, have to stand behind the counter in diff areas to see alll the flavors! I spotted Almond Milk Tea and she let me smell it and I was sold! It smelled wonderful! When it was actually brewed, it was ok though. It doesn't really have milk in it either :0p My MIL got the Hisbiscus (a tad too sour) and my husband got the Japanese Cherry green tea (that was good and has a mild flavor if you like that sort of thing). They have signs on the table that there is no Wifi because they encourage unplugged conversations and connections.

I used to work a few doors down from them, THe peanut butter Gnache Brownie is to die for, THey…read morehave a variety of amazing cupcakes and treats They not only offer Boboa Tea but lemonades as well, THe dragon Fruit and Cherry are absolutely amazing, I can;t waiut to go back!

The baked goods are so delicious and homemade. They had a special a while ago with an ice cream…read morestuffed donut that was amazing. Cute little store.

I consider myself to be pretty picky when it comes to French macaron. Yeah, I've been to Paris a…read morecouple of times. I've been to the big world famous places and had them from the source, not just in their U.S. expansion locations. Let me tell you this. The macaron at The Blu Kitchen, this tiny little place with barely any operating hours at all, from a quality of product perspective is making delicious little morsels that compare favorably with the world's best. Some of the flavors, I'm looking at you salted caramel, are even better than what I had abroad. Of course, there are others that fall short. Notably the ones with sprinkles. However, I am told by Adina they are big sellers with the local crowd. Mon dieu. Arrive early on Saturday for the best selection. Things will sell out. But this is the cost of great food. Comparing the macaron here to others available locally, these are better than that preciously cute store in downtown Ann Arbor. The flavors are true. The textures are perfect. And they far surpass that Detroit pastry chef guy who makes other great things but whose macaron leave me disheartened. Macaron are pretty pricey for a little cookie. But when they are good, they are worth every penny. Why? Because they encapsulate a pursuit of perfection. As a small bite, they need to pack a flavorful punch. That flavor comes from the center. But here's the trick, that center cannot overshadow the rest of the confection. It has to blend seamlessly into the textures of the crisp outer shell, which coalesces into a tender almond flour interior, and that dense creamy middle. At one of the famous places in Paris, the filling was just far too stiff and produced a jarring effect. This can happen on occasion to the best macaron bakers and Adina is no exception. But her pursuit of perfection and attention to detail in every element of production are extraordinary. This review has been a long time coming and serves as a reminder to me that I need to get back to Plymouth for another fix. It's been far too long, and I saw on the gram I just missed coconut caramel. Dang it. If you are a macaron fan, you owe it to yourself to get some of these in your mouth. You can thank me later. Just skip the ones with the sprinkles, and maybe if enough of us buy the better unadorned versions, Adina will stop pandering to the crowd and make the world class treats I know she can.

Cutest little store ever! This is only a to-go shop, so…read moreworth it! I follow them on FB so i knew the flavors of the day! also, if you call that same day, they will set them a side for you! I love their creme brulee macaroons $2.50! soft and just perfect! they are pink in the outside and they have pieces of burnt sugar on the inside! i tried a pistachio and that was good but the other ones blew me away. They have special marshmallows, bars(i had a smores bar, she torch the marshmallow and it was amazing i wanted seconds.,..) and ice cream macaroons-( cant wait to try those). different goodies= different days great customer service clean place excited to go back for more!!!

Very tasty treats! Highly recommended! Definitely try the macarons, or better yet take their class!read more

From the owner: We specialize in custom orders, including weddings and corporate events. Our speciality products…read moreinclude macarons, Paczki, and customs sugar cookies.

Reservations: No need! Just walk in :)…read more Ambiance: It is a nice dessert place and there is limited seating but many people grab and go. There still is a spot to study and chit chat. Service: Pretty good! Food $-$$: They have a good range of desserts and sweet drinks. The macaroon was pretty good, I would just try everything and see haha. Audience: Solo Trip [X] Family Friendly [X] Friends [X] Date Spot [X] Recommendations/tips: Overall pretty good spot!

Been coming here religiously for the croffles! If you dont know what they are, theyre basically a…read morecroffle pressed in a waffle shape. They are sooo delicious and I believe make it sweet is the only bakery that has them in this area! They change their menu every week and the croffles are only available on Saturday so I would check their instagram for updates. Always a great experience when I come and the tarts are delicious as well!

Incredible! A grocery store par excellence, with foods from all over the world, a confection…read morebakery, a bread bakery, a prepared meal section , a restaurant and so much more! My friend had Italian foods I never heard of any sorry couldn't spell, if I had too. However, to a person they all just loved them I had the veal Marsala Metello (sp) because I recognized it and WOW IT beat all expectations So, even if you don't speak the language , there is one word they understand Grazie and thank you so very much By the way the wait staff were kind and patient Ambiance- Italian and so much more

We came in for lunch. The restaurant was half empty. We were asked if we had a reservation, which…read morewe didn't. They were very rude turning us away. So we spent quite a bit of time looking over the prepared items in the adjoining counters. Then selected some cookies, that unfortunately looked better than they tasted. We were next to the restaurant desk for over a half hour. During that time, not a single person arrived for lunch. There are many quality restaurants in the area. We will make sure to choose those instead in the future!

Stopped in M Street for a quick bagel. Was disappointed…read morethat they were sold out, but quickly got over it when I saw they had other savory options. I knew they had amazing sweets of course, but had no idea the other quick breakfast/lunch options. I ended up selecting what I'll call the pickle pizza. Posting a picture. I am a pickle lover and have tried most pickle foods...this one was AMAZING. I'll also add that despite it just being a grab and go counter, even in those instances you can have bad service. Not here! I was greeted immediately and kindly, questions answered, and the young lady helping was patient and helpful. I can't wait to go back and try other items!

Man, this place has everything, with a twist. At first glance, its nothing unique, at least until…read moreyou see what's on display that's for sale. Its normal to see big cookies for sale, but when I went, there was big oatmeal creme pies! Just like how Coldstone has "gotta have it" sizes, this place has "get what you pay for" size. If that isn't enough, their milkshakes are something to gawk at. They're basically a "Midwestern dessert" version of a Bloody Mary with the milkshake itself, then you have cake pops, ores, big cookies, ice cream cones, basically anything you can find in the ice cream aisle of your grocery store is probably topping your shake. Something else that's cool is theres little thin crust personal pizzas for a little grease and crust to balance out the sweetness. If you don't want to look at what they sell on the menu, just look at the displays, everything is out there for you to see in the bakery. The staff is also very helpful, polite, and everyone was smiling in there. There's a reason this place is busy during the summer months. If they're open during Christmas time, im coming back to see if they have anything seasonal recipe-wise.