This business is closed. We were looking forward to their treats and coffee, but sadly, they have…read morebeen closed for quite a while. I wish there was a place to report closed businesses!

If you want some of the BEST pastries and baked goods in the Pacific NW then do make the trip here…read more Lemon bars that are melt in your mouth good, a croissant filled with goat cheese (yummy) or definitely hit up the croissant filled with caramelized onions and bacon (one of these and some fresh French Roast coffee feels like a bit of heaven). Just a whole case load of baked goodness!

They cant seem to handle large groups They took 20 mins for…read morea coffee Not worth the wait

Amazing restaurant and food store. Wholesome pies and sandwiches- I had the pulled pork. Fries are…read moremediocre but doesn't really detract. I bought a quart of local raw honey for a quarter of the price I pay at home. This is truly a unique store and anyone traveling through this area should definitely stop by and check it out!

We stopped in with the grandkids, 4 & 2 years old... we had a blast they and the little shopping…read morecart's Us drooling over the handmade furniture etc... decided to have lunch and the food was so delicious we went back to the grocery side to load up on sandwich fixes and fresh sourdough bread yum... of course we had to get a few pastries for the road... If we are ever back this way these lovely ladies have our hearts and our business... a must try and that's no lie at the first bite you'll know why...!!!

Very disappointing! The young woman at the counter was irritated that we didn't know exactly what…read morewe wanted and couldn't spit our order out quicker! ( There was no one behind us.). I was angry when she handed me a device to pick the percent for a tip. Since I hadn't received my order I couldn't say what a tip might be. The tip options started at 18% which would be over my limit for a place that really gave no service...we were called to pick up our sandwiches and told where to get our beverage. I was told that I had to pick a tip to finish the process. If I had been informed, I would have used cash which is what I recommend if you happen to be at this place

I had this bakery on my list of places to try while in…read moreSandpoint for the week and stumbled in for a coffee and quick bite not realizing where I was. It's so cute and welcoming inside. Love the big windows and natural light that spills in. My iced latte and Turkey Avo Croissant sandwich was super yummy. The avocado was perfectly creamy which scores big in my book. When I finally looked around to see where I was, I realized I should have known! I definitely want to come back to try their pastries and get more delicious coffee.

I'll have to come back, stopped in for a few pastries and coffee. All were top tier, flakey, not…read moretoo sweet treats. Quick service, lots of seating, downtown and walkable to everything.

Great bakery. All their breads are reasonably priced. Have lots of pastry/donut/desert selections…read moreand they also serve hot breakfast/lunches as well as made to order sandwiches. I had the Danish pastry which was covered in lots of sliced almonds and pastry was so light and flaky. Definitely worth a visit to stock up on your bakery needs if you pass through Creston.

OMG Yum!!! This…read morecompany obviously takes pride in what they sell, and it shows. My daughter had the pizza bun, which she has raved about non stop - it was that good. I had the feta and spinach croissant which was also delicious. I'm a croissant snob, and while I would classify it as a bun and not a croissant (sorry, but a real croissant is so flaky it crumbles when you break it!), I didn't care. It was that good. We also had the multigrain bread and baguette. They were both delicious, and I think the baguette was the best I have had outside of France. Add to that the friendly service and the fact that they use locally sourced ingredients, this little gem of a bakery/restaurant is a must to visit while either living in or visiting Creston!

Wow, this place is a Gem! When you walk in you're instantly greeted by the nicest people behind the…read morecounter. They have a paper menu of all of their fresh ice creams, sorbets and non-dairy items. Everything tasted delicious! You can get your ice cream in a cup or cone and there are a couple of tables inside to eat. We decided to take ours to go so we could walk around town. I got the salted caramel with cookie crumbles and it was phenomenal! I accidentally took a bite before I took the photo, I couldn't wait. What a great place. I recently noticed a location in Coeur d'Alene. I'm so happy to find one closer but I would totally drive to Sandpoint for this one.

Super delicious ice cream! Busy place on a snowy February day so you know it must be good!read more

We just had lunch at The Pie Hut today. First time for us. Quiche, cup of clam chowder and a…read morepiece of huckleberry pie, that we split between the two of us. Everything was excellent, and very friendly staff. It is a certifiable hole in the wall, but wow it's good! We'll be back as there are many more items on the menu that we want to try.

A very long, food-binging midday found me here for a slice of pie. Suddenly, I felt the fear that…read moreSergeant Howie must have had, realizing he was in the midst of a homicidal, queen-bee cult---and was being prepared to burn in the belly of the Wicker Man. Seriously, this joint is definitely run by a stylish, attractive, and confident bunch of ladies, and I wasn't about to utter a phrase any more brash than, 'Yes, Ma'am.' One of them even talked me into ordering Pumpkin Chili. Say that out loud. Insert eerie music right......here/now.

This is an awesome local market and store. They have fresh items that you can take home and eat…read morealso take big options that looked delicious. I bought some chicken soup mix that I made on a ski trip recently and it was amazing. Also bought some cherry preserves there, but haven't tried those yet. Staff was super friendly. I love the atmosphere inside the store. They have a lot of great gourmet items. Definitely a fun place to shop!

While my Wifey was grateful to find bulk products in the market area--as you normally do in…read moreMennonite/Amish markets--they had me at Lebanon Bologna. That's a deli meat you do not see much out West. It was a darned fine sam, and I had it 8 hours after it was made to end my busy day. We've always missed this place in dozens of previous visits, because they are Mon-Fri; we got here early enough on a Fri to finally check'm out. Such nice folks, and judging how busy they were, an extremely popular market with the locals. It's definitely off the beaten path, so you know folks find it worth the extra effort to visit...