Please clarify your hours either on your website or here on yelp or both! I don't think you are…read moreopen during the hours yelp says you are open. Thank you.

Everything Em bakes is wonderful and can't be any fresher! Cinnamon rolls are my favorite.... Mmmmm!read more

A beautiful sunny day to sit on their little outdoor patio. It was a bit chilly, but still nice…read more They have a really nice selection of pastries and sweets for a small bakery. I decided to try the apple tart and the rugelagh. The apple tart was flaky and the filling was classic apple pie flavor. The rugelagh was a different type of pastry but equally as good. They are take out only but there are so many places to sit and eat ( when the weather is nice) and the views of Skaneateles Lake are amazing. If the weather is bad, take it home or just eat in your car!

There's a lot of nice things about Skaneateles. Add this one to the list…read more All I kept hearing about was, "stretch bread", "stretch bread", "stretch bread"... that's a lot of pressure to put on someone and someplace. Challenge met! Absolutely fantastic. If there's one place that I have found that rivals Columbus bakery (it's very close) it's here. Oh, they do offer other breads and pastries. Those will be will tried on our next trip. Enjoy!

Many of my family members have talked about how much they enjoy New Hope Mills & I was excited to…read moretry it yesterday for the first time! The staff were attentive & friendly. The atmosphere was comfortable & casual. The food was very good & served freshly made. I went with a sandwich this time but for my next visit I will certainly be trying their pancakes. Again- genuinely looking forward to our next visit.

The food and the service were very good. The seating was a bit cramped, and arriving on a busy…read moreSaturday in February turned out to result in a significant wait for a table. There were some samples to try while we waited, however, so that was nice. Essentially, this is like a local version of a Cracker Barrel complete with a shop of interesting things. The breakfast skillet was tasty and I really enjoyed their toast. The burger was seared well for flavor, but still juicy and the fries had good flavor and crispiness. I enjoyed the semi campy vibe of the restaurant and store in a way that a corporate place would not accomplish.

Just like being in Europe. Fish dishes, chicken and Italian specialties. Classic food and…read moreservice. One of our favorites here.

We tried Lake Owasco for the first time and went out one night in Auburn for dinner. We got lucky…read morewith no reservation and were able to get a table. My son enjoyed their margherita pizza (no basil), my other son really liked the linguine frutta di mer and I liked the special - vitello di sardegna (though I wish I got it over pasta instead of with a side of pasta). The restaurant also has a nice feel to it, is not too loud, and we would definitely go back.

Wow! What a fantastic place! We were visiting the…read moreSkaneateles area and stopped here. Tried a mini peach pie that was delicious and ordered a Banana Cream Pie for the next day. We brought this home in a cooler packed in ice, so it's a little flattened from the ride, but it was fabulous!! Highly recommend that anyone visiting in the Finger Lakes area adds this as a stop!

The chicken pot pie is delicious. I'm not a big crust person and the crust on this is really tasty…read moreas well as the filling. The cranberry orange bread will melt in your mouth. The oatmeal raisin cookie was so big and delicious. Savanna was very helpful and friendly.. it's a cute little shop. You just have to look at the hours great for gifts too if you need any jellies jams or cheeses.

Busy place in town. Great breakfast sandwiches and coffee. Great service for such a busy placeread more

Sad I didn't take any pictures for my review but it seems to be on brand that I'm always…read moreforgetting. Overall, have been coming to the bakery for year. Well before it's charming renovation, back to when it had leather bar stools at the bakery counter and Jim in the back making the best apple fritters you've ever had. I come whenever I'm in town and it's always good. I think more than anything I come for the nostalgia. The Rice Krispie treats are always a solid pick and I enjoy them a lot. Same with the smiley face cookies, the bakery frosting is the best. I got a parfait for the first time since high school though and was sorely disappointed. They used to use wake robin yogurt (which I do remember them discontinuing some years ago), but now the yogurt is SO sweet. Overall it makes the parfait too sweet with the homemade granola and blueberry coulis. I couldn't help but notice how much smaller the parfait portions are too. They used to be full sized cups and now they're nearly half their former size which was definitely disappointing considering the price has certainly not gone down. In summary, the bakery will always hold a special place in my heart. Been going since I was a baby. The treats are good, sandwiches are solid, and they have a wide variety of beverages. Steer clear of the updated parfait though

Delicious assortment of cookies and cakes at the Pastry Palace. Fran does such a wonderful job and…read morewe especially love his almond paste and rugelach. He also makes an amazing strawberry whipped cream cake for special order. He is located in the plaza near Jen & Kerri's Ice Cream...which is also a local favorite!

Amazing little bakery tucked away in Janesville. The owner is really nice and they have awesome…read morebaked goods.

Hollenbeck's is my go to for cider and donuts in the fall…read more The line is almost always out the door in the fall so be prepared to wait. While you wait you can select a peck or bushel of apples, or maybe send a scout out to the baked goods and fudges, or watch the old cider press in action. When you reach the donuts you can pick from powered sugar, cinnamon powdered sugar, or plain. Personally I think plain is the best because they are hot, crispy, pillowy delights. There is a limit in that you can only buy 4 dozen donuts per person. The cider itself fresh pressed right before your eyes. Two people work together to layer the mash and wood pallets on a very old and incredible press. The cider is well filter and not as sweet as other ciders but very good! One note: you cannot buy cups of the cider- you have to buy a half gallon or gallon and then open it outside. On the pie side you can actively see and smell the pies being made. If you would like a pie for a special occasion you might want to call ahead to reserve one as they sell FAST. In the cold cases on the pie side is also where the cheese curds, summer sausage, and some meets such as elk and lamb are available. The great thing is the baked goods are available all year, so Hollenbeck's is a great stop even in the spring and summer. Also of note it smells like pressed apples ALL YEAR! Parking- one entrance, one exit. There is parking in the front and back, and some street parking as well.

Love, love, love Hollenbeck's! Apples, pies, donuts, cheese curds, cider and more! It smells like…read morehome inside The chicken pot pies are to die for. Only complaint- wish they were open year round