Just the perfect little spot in my hometown for anything you need. They have the bulk foods section…read moreinside with everything you can think of. From candy making supplies, baking supplies, and even novelties like trail mix and holiday chocolates. They also have a deli counter with a ton of meats and cheeses to choose from. They have a small dine-in area too which lunch specials everyday. The service is super friendly and everything here is so cozy and clean.

Lots to buy there . The staff is very friendly. Loved the atmosphere. Will definitely be back.read more

My husband picked up breakfast while we were watching my granddaughter a few weeks ago in…read moreOakfield...we got breakfast sandwiches. Mine was on a roll and it was delicious...the roll was super fresh!!! When visiting again I would definitely go back!!!

We got a takeout breakfast when in town. The cafe is spacious and clean. The service was quick for…read moreme, but I was the first one in at 8 AM when it opened. Since there was just one person there to do it all, it might take longer sometimes. The coffee and breakfast sandwich were very good. I had a sausage, egg, and cheese on an everything bagel. We will visit again, I'm sure, in the future.

Last time we visited, we had to wait for a very long time for food to come out, which I mentioned…read morewhen I reviewed them. They responded to my review on Google saying that they were short-staffed when we visited and the long wait would have been an anomaly, so we figured we'd give them another try since we were looking for lunch while driving through Dansville again. Exact same situation as last time. Our drinks came out fast, but food took forever. We waited 40 minutes for 2 sandwiches and 1 wrap. They weren't busy; there were two people who ordered drinks before us (and also got them pretty quickly) and another small group who came in while we were waiting for food and ordered drinks only, got them, and left. The food was good and the place is really cute, but it was really a pain to have to wait so long when we wanted to get back on the road. I want to be able to patronize the place, but we are not risking the wait again next time we make this road trip. Note on the drinks: My parents liked their chai and matcha lattes (I tried the chai and it was pretty good, did not try the matcha), and my mom and I both liked the bubble teas we got last time, but the hot green tea was just a Twinings tea bag. I saw what looked like different tea boxes on the wall, so maybe they have different options for other types of tea, but I would be inclined to recommend the tea lattes over the plain tea if all they've got is Twinings.

Very cute shop with outstanding selection and staff. Only one girl working but she was very sweet &…read morepolite. Delicious pastries (with vegan options!) and great drinks--latte, boba and lemonade were all very good. A nice stop in a little town. I'll return next time I'm in the area. Because really, you can't go wrong with a chocolate & peanut butter iced coffee.

New Yorkers like options…read more We like to choose our favorite pizza joint, our baseball, hockey and football teams (two of each!) and now we can choose exactly what we want in our tea. I don't know about you but I like the getting things my way. Any fan of choice and flavored teas will enjoy Design a Tea. Design a Tea has such a fantastic business model, I wish I thought of something like this earlier and capitalized on it. Here's the deal: Step 1 - You select your base. Black, Oolong, Green or Rooibos Tea. Each has their own distinct taste. Step 2 - Here's where it get's tricky. Pick one. Or Two. Like those trendy self-serve froyo places that are popping up virtually everywhere -- your choice can make the end product virtually amazing or disgusting. The power is yours. The flavors run the entire gamete from Almond, Amaretto, Anise to Pear, Pecan, Peppermint and even Wintergreen and Zabaglione (zaba, what?). Step 3 - Get tea bagged, or go loose ! Step 4 - Name your package! Go crazy and call your dark, spicy tea Cthulhu's Blood, or be corny (like yours truly) and call your chocolate mint tea Chocomint! Step 5 - Pay the man. Some combos I've tried (and enjoyed!) were Ginger Peach (black), Peach (green), Coconut Almond (Rooibos) and Plum (black). In addition to giving you exactly what to want, the owner throws in samples and -- get this, a hand written note saying thank you for ordering. Amazing customer service with a personal touch is certainly not dead to the folks who run Designatea.com

Design a Tea's products are the absolutely only tea I'll drink now. Not only is it delicious, but…read morethe customer service they provide is INCREDIBLE. I found their website randomly, and the fact that I get to have tea however I want it AND get to label it with whatever I think is a good tea pun at the time, is just absolutely incredible. I am a four hour flight from them, but the package still arrives always quickly, always completely intact, and always with a little handwritten note thanking me for my purchase. No, thank YOU! Do yourself a favor and try the tea. You won't regret it :)

I wanted to love this place the moment I walked in. The atmosphere was so bright and cheery. The…read moreshop itself was adorable. Once we walked up to the counter, though, hospitality left much to be desired. I do not like giving bad reviews, and I understand that running a business is tough, but this was an eyebrow-raising experience. We were left standing at the counter for several minutes unacknowledged, despite the fact that there were two people behind the counter. No one even said "we'll be right with you." Once the woman behind the counter finally was able to help us, her entire demeanor said we were inconveniencing her. We ordered the chicken pesto panini, a bacon egg and cheese on a bagel, a blackberry lemonade refresher, and a turkey club. We did not receive a receipt and the girl walked away from the register before the transaction was even finished processing. We sat in the dining area and waited for twenty minutes. A member of our party went to politely check the status of our food since we had been waiting for some time for sandwiches. She was informed that the restaurant next door "got busy." Assumably they are sharing a kitchen? I'm not entirely sure what that meant. When we eventually received our order, the same girl who took our order brought our food. She brought out a box of napkins and silverware and threw them on the table. The food was nothing particularly special. The pesto chicken was so dry it was actually hard. The turkey club ended up just being a turkey sandwich with no bacon. The blackberry lemonade refresher tasted like sour mix. I was very disappointed in this place that I was hoping to really like. I will not go back and I will not recommend it to anyone. If a business would like to acquire patronage and keep people returning, the staff might want to treat customers like they actually want them there in the first place.

Very nice coffee shop attached to a restaurant on the main strip. Extensive coffee menu and the…read morebarista said there were more choices they couldn't fit on the menu! Great selection of pastries that I would have loved to gobble down but refrained (yay, me!). All three drinks were great, both cold & hot. I can't wait to go back to try something else.

Good place to stop but really went expecting a Sahlen's hot dog as advertised and unfortunately I…read morecan tell it wasn't! The fries were fresh cut which was great. Ice cream seemed to be made in house and the hardest part was deciding which kind to get. Burger was a good short order diner one. Also a little greenhouse and tchotchke shop if you're into that sort of thing. I almost forgot--the waffle cone was sensational!

where to start. took dad for father's day for a shake (he has Parkinsons) nobody there at…read morelunch. hmmmm. now I see why. ordered a turkey bacon melt sub. girl didn't know what it was on thd menu. then another girl (cook) came over and said. we r out of bacon. I overheard her say, we'll, ill just put bacon bits on it! I said. no thanx, not on a sub! then they were out of turkey, as she said nobody had thawed it. so we ordered a cheeseburger sub to share and 3 shakes. wanted roll toasted, nope. and hamburger had a weird taste so the rest went to their local house cat. the cat ate the meat, so I guess it wasn't turning all that bad yet. dad's shake came, and the girl said. o, im sorry. the cover dont fit right, I had to go back in to get another shake cup and cover to dump it into. seriously? the greenhouse is another story. what a shame. hundreds of neglected plants, broken containers tipped over, dead leaves and plants everywhere. what an embarrassment. the owner and the staff just don't care, its obvious. I would be ashamed ti let any customer into that greenhouse. I fou d one healthy plant I would of purchased. but was told, that's not for sale. really???? they wont be open long unless somebody steps up o. one more thing, they no longer take your :punch: cards. even if full for a free small ice cream. several people have told me they've complained about this

They had a line down the street for opening day even with snow on the ground. That tells you that…read morethe ice cream is definitely worth waiting for 30 minutes in line. The staff is fast and friendly. They come right to your car to help move the line quickly on a busy night. I always have to get the homemade waffle cone but the hot fudge sundae is another favorite. My daughter is addicted to the chocolate milkshakes.

Service was quick and friendly. Ambience was classic ice shop with pink umbrellas. Ice was the…read morebest black cherry yum yum yum

I order the bread and biscotti online. I really like the bread especially the cinnamon raisin and…read morerye. But my favorites are the biscotti. The lemon ginger is excellent but the anise almond is a close second. I tend to order the variety pack. Yummy!

I ate this bread all the time as a kid in the Rochester area back in the 90s. No longer in western…read moreNY, I can't find Monks bread unless I'm in the Monroe Co area. What a treat it was to visit the store and Abbey with my family. The store area is beautiful with a large selection of specialty foods, jams, crackers, and of course the famous bread. It was $4/loaf. The Genesee Rye and sunflower breads are my favorite. I gave the biscotti a try and it was super tasty, the lemon and blueberry was delicious. The staff at the shop was so nice and friendly. I have to say the grounds are absolutely gorgeous as is the Abbey. I highly recommend a visit!