My husband and I stopped by Jackie's yesterday while visiting the area. The shop is cute - a small…read moreparking lot and a walk-in building with a case full of dozens upon dozens of cheesecake options. There is no inside seating. After a short wait, it was our turn to pick out our treats. We opted for a 6-pack of cupcakes so we could try as many as possible. There were so many flavors and all were made so beautifully - it was hard to choose! I can tell you, without hesitation, that the cheesecakes are some of the best that we've ever eaten. They're sweet but not overly sweet, have a lovely graham base, and in most cases, a light whipped topping. As mentioned in an older review, there wasn't a rubbery top so Jackie must've taken notice and fixed the issue. Don't hesitate to stop and treat yourself! You'll be glad you did!

That was the most awesome cheesecake I have ever tasted, and I LOVE the Cheesecake Factory. Went in…read morewith 4 of my siblings, and we all agreed.

Nickel and Bean has become a staple for my fiancé and I during his time in Mansfield. I'm so so…read moreglad we found this place they have some of the best lattes and pastries. An amazing egg sandwich as well! If you are near by it's a must!

Nickel and Bean continues to amaze me and draw me to AND make me stop the quaint village of…read moreLexington Ohio whenever I go thru it! Whelp yelp: Let me tell you... it is WORTH the stop. They have a private parking lot and a drive thru... however I recommend you dont drive thru. Nothing wrong with driving thru... its just the inside is so perfect and welcoming. They have friendly attentive staff and most of all, the way they present their baked goods and the quality of said baked goods is worth the steps inside. Everything is hand created there. Speaking of the food: The breakfast biscuit made on the herbed biscuit is a MUST get. If you don't get one and someone in your party does.. you "will" have food envy. Not even joking. It is that good. We surprised our friends at a dog show down the road ag the richland county fair with breakfast sandwiches and baked goods from Nickel and Bean and they multiple times brought up how good the sammie was. If you havent stopped in... go! Now!!!

I've visited the Blueberry Patch many times over the years, and was thrilled to see the recent…read morechanges. The main building contains a gift shop, a small bakery/coffee counter, and a restaurant/winery with a great patio. My recent visit included a trip to purchase baked goods and coffee - the service was great even during a busy holiday weekend and the treats were delicious. I can't wait to come back to try the restaurant or pick some blueberries!

Food was decent for what it was. First time here so I don't know if live music is every night, but…read moredo NOT go here if it is. It ruined the entire atmosphere. Way too freakin loud when it should just be background music. Can't have any kind of conversations with anyone at your table. Couldn't wait to get out of there.

Wayne's Farm Market is quickly becoming an area institution , and with just cause !…read more Housed in a number of picturesque rural looking Buildings , surrounded by tractors and the like , This family operated business is a multi purpose Purveyor of all things country .... deli meats , fresh produce , Amish baked goods , jams, jellies , salad dressings , infused vinegars and oils , beef jerkies , Home made candies , a variety of cheeses , lots of fruits , pickles , cooking condiments and spices , butter and sour cream , Dried snack foods , soups in cans or dry mixes , a nice selection of home made meat , fruit , potato , pasta and vegetable salads and bins filled to overflowing with every vegetable imaginable ! Then there are coffees , teas , cocoas , powdered milks , fry pies , cakes , tarts , jelly and cream rolls , packaged ice cream fresh Hamburg , bacon , And pork sausages ,chitlins, crackle , teas , beer , wine , juices , milk , carbonated beverages , and an assorted array of Amish nic-Naks . In other areas of the fairly large and well kept property one may find bird seed , pet foods , vegetable plants , flowers ,baskets ,ferns , bales of straw , various sized stones , mulch , gardening supplies , bird houses , decorative lawn art , wind chimes , pottery , and vegetable seed packs amongst a variety of other outdoorsy Paraphernalia including pre-made garden sheds . At one time there were even land scraping services available , but that has recently been discontinued , The month of October is a delight , as the grounds are turned into a celebration of fall , with exterior hay wagon rides , and blow up jump houses , and a fully enclosed interior structure which contains a large maze built out of bales of hay . Also Inside , the kiddies will delight In riding rope swings , flying thru the air on zip lines , or sliding down two long plastic tunnels . There are even special areas for the tiny tots where loose corn pellets can be filled into plastic buckets with mini shovels , and a pretend cow can actually be milked. Finally a number of picture perfect photo opportunities are spread out thru/out the grounds with stuffed mannequins , straw horses , a giant scarecrow , pumpkin patches , height measuring cartoon characters and art pieces where you can poke your head thru holes to become part of a farm scene . And still , that's not all ! There are special tables dedicated to face painting and pumpkin decorating , and even a special area in which to celebrate kiddie birthday parties . Remember tho This festival takes place only once a year , and ONLY during the month of October ! Wayne's is a lively place staffed by polite clerks and knowledgeable docents , and its fall celebration a worthy precursor To the chilly months that lay ahead . My rating out of a max of 5 stars ... is my newly created 10 stars ! Visit the place and you'll see why ?

i live in Ashland County and needed to pick up some deli items from Waynes....They have an…read moreexcellent selection and good prices....since it was late afternoon we checked the closing hours on the website and it said Friday 6pm. We drove the half hour just to find out they closed early due to a wine tasting... the lady when turning me away told me they had it posted there for a month...we don't come into town often so we didn't see it.....very disappointed....wasted time and gas.

Beautiful cakes and even more beautiful service…read more Prompt and communicative will definitely use if in the area again.

Sam made our wedding cake and it was BEAUTIFUL and DELICIOUS!…read more Which would already earn her a 5 star review. But on top of that, she was a dream to work with. Very responsive, helpful and accommodating. Picking vendors during COVID-19 can be very challenging. We were unable to do a tasting in-person, so Sam got creative with a cake tasting to-go box for us to pick-up and taste on our own. She packaged it up really cute and helped us not feel like we were missing out on a step of fun wedding planning. As a Bride, when you're balancing a million vendors to have someone who is kind and super on top of it to alleviate some stress, it's huge! She dropped off the cake on time and even worked with our florist to bring all the elements all together for us so I could mentally check it off my list. I can't thank her enough. It was so beautiful! I would highly recommend her to anyone!

Fantastic bakery, but only open Fri and Sat I believe. Right now they are closed for the winter…read more Anyone know when they open back up?

This is a local bakery that I found out about because someone knows I like bakeries and heard about…read moreit from word of mouth. There is no website and no telephone. I suspect it is cash only because it is operated out of an Amish residence. The goodies are appropriately labeled "home produced". They are only open Friday and Saturday until 5. When do they open? Who knows. Maybe 9 is a safe time. My friend arrived around 11. My friend got us a package of 4 maple cinnamon buns for $4 and a small apple pie for $3.50. The cinnamon rolls were light and fluffy to eat even though the package was heavy. Hubby and I split a roll but we arent big eaters. Store bought ones are denser. I liked these better. The apple pie, well you are now up against my mom who was Hungarian. My family had apple trees with several kinds of pie apples. No one ever could make a better apple pie than mom although Costco, with its crunchy apples, comes the closest. Still not everyone likes crunchy apples and this pie was nicely presented....just not Mom's. So many are looking for a good amish bakery and amish goodies. It is hard to find these places when you rely on word of mouth. I heard they have good doughnuts and lemon bars but again there is no website or phone. So bring cash and be flexible. And and only open Friday and Saturday!

Wow! The best sourdough we traveled about an hour from Dalton OH to get some freshly baked bread!…read moreWe were so impressed! My husband also got a piece of tiramisu and devoured it when he got home. The place was so inviting and I wish we could have staid longer.

The owners have transitioned their for-profit bakery into a nonprofit bakery. They have rebranded…read moreit as bakehouse at Maple Lake and now 100% of the profits go to a charity in Sri Lanka. The same great baking, but now with a marvelous mission. The ambiance is still comfy farmhouse chic, but now with great touches that point to their mission in Sri Lanka.

Excellent cookies- best I have ever eaten!!! The salted ones…read moreare incredible- fresh and delicious! Tried the petite bundt cakes- wow Going to pre order for my mother's birthday next year. The service was great and very personable

The bright green awning on Lexington avenue Is the marker…read morefor a unique little specialty bakery Known as the Eatmor Bundt Company . The Bundt , a traditional European delicacy known as Gugelhupf is baked in pans , circular in shape , but of varied designs . The curlicues and ringlets Pressed into the tin mold provide the decorative Features notable in the finished product . The distinctive tin mold was developed by a Nordic company called BUNDT , and was popular through-out the decades of the 1950s and 1960s The local Eatmore Company offers a variety of interesting flavors of these specialty cakes , and as a result has attracted a faithful customer base who return as frequently as necessary in order to satisfy their cravings . An array of Cookies and candies round out a menu guaranteed to satisfy the " sweet tooth " of young and old alike . An interesting idea , if the facility were a bit larger, Would be to offer a local " high tea" in the afternoon on particular days . One could easy visualize a gathering of grandmothers , with granddaughters in tow , taking advantage of the opportunity for a " ladies" outing .... a day of shopping , or taking in a movie , followed by a stop at the Eatmor for tea and cakes ! Heck , a group of gal friends could even use this type of facility for their Weekly or monthly gatherings after card parties . Hopefully this suggestion could develop into a future Service that the company might offer its growing clientele . Well , that being said , when in the area , .... why not stop in , pick a flavor that causes you to salivate , And ..... as the unique company name suggests .... Eat More Bundt !

So completely unprofessional. She made sure to sneak the cake into the wedding venue before anyone…read morehad arrived to deliver a horrible excuse for a wedding cake. She will not return any phone calls to make her wrong right. If you mess up a birthday cake, oh well there is always next year. My SIL will only have one wedding day. The cake was not supported properly, fondant was peeling off, exposed cake, color was nothing as discussed, leaves or whatever they were looked as if my 2 year old created them. This could have been handled differently, you should be ashamed of your work and yourself.

Carrie created a beautiful and delicious wedding cake which was exactly what we envisioned. We…read moreended up with two layers, one sugar cookie and one chocolate, with butter cream icing. She decorated it beautifully with fresh succulents that we provided. Both cake flavors were delicious and moist. My only regret is that we got the larger bottom tier as the sugar cookie flavor, so the chocolate flavor disappeared too fast. I should have known because she said the chocolate was her most popular flavor.