Grabbed a sandwich for lunch one weekday. No wait, quick service and tasty sandwich. It was huge…read morethough. Enjoyed the other half the next day. The new owners streamlined the menu, which I find easier. A gem downtown Lafayette!

Wonderful place to go during hot summer days! Unique water fountain outside and a take a book near…read moreby! Love this place and would highly recommend, especially the flavors and options of GF.

So happy I found Selah Sweets! I needed a custom order for a company celebration. I placed my order…read moreonline, it was easy and there was space to add notes to detail what I needed. Lauren called to confirm my order and offered me ideas and suggestions on what would look best. She also confirmed they could deliver to Lafayette. The cupcakes were delicious, even for those that don't love sweets, the office staff raves about how good they were! Thank you Selah Sweets for your exceptional service & making it so easy to order.

OMG! We just got paid a visit to our networking group by Selah Sweets. Little muffins, cupcake, and…read morea cookie. Sweets so good I wish I would have taken a second box. I will definitively be putting in an order for my next event or client party.

This is the 2nd birthday cake I've had Button Rock do for us & it was FABULOUS!!! Thankfully since…read morewe don't live close to the bakery, I was able to order the cake all over the phone/online. We sent inspo pics and shared our "must haves" and the rest was up to the. Not only was it the cake of our daughter's dreams, but tasted incredible too! Would love to go back for lunch, it's an adorable place!

I discovered this bakery when I was looking for a wedding cake. We stopped in and discovered a gem…read more The sandwiches are amazing and the baked goods are delicious. We had a cake tasting and ordered our wedding cake and it came out perfect.

Sweet Cow must be a local favorite, the line was out of the door! Fortunately, the staffs had the…read moreprocess down to a science, so the line moved surprisingly fast. We shared a few different flavors and my favorite was the oatmeal cookie. It had a subtle oatmeal cookie flavor that wasn't overly sweet, and the ice team itself was rich, milky and smooth. The runner up is the vegan Sherpa Chai. You can't really tell it's vegan based on the texture. The chai flavor was bold but well balanced. There were plenty of other flavors caught my eye, will definitely come back and try more!

Sweet cow has absolutely nailed the flavor profiles for their ice cream. The flavors are so…read moredelicious and strong yet not overwhelming. I usually get the dairy free ice cream options and Sweet Cow has the magic recipe of making vegan ice cream have the same taste and texture as the regular ice cream. I got the vegan strawberry banana golden oreo in a pretzel cone and my husband got the raspberry oreo. The pretzel cone is a fun idea - it was a little tough to eat (I was also eating it outside in November at 8 pm at night and it was like 30 degrees out so that likely made an impact on it too). I cannot wait to come back here for future ice cream dates.

Ayyyy man, so look…read more I'm in Colorado for the first time. Not really knowing what's what, where's where who's who. Just left Denver and now I'm in Lafayette. Y'all got a crazy city in Lafeyette first of all, I know the median income gotta be like $200,000 because some of these properties is ridiculous. Might just be moving out here next but that's a different story. So it's like 21:06 (9:06pm ) and my sweet tooth itchin. I'm like hol on baby imma feed you just gimme a second. So I'm on Apple Maps (google maps is for old people) and I'm searching everything. Juice, smoothies, ice cream. Closed. Closed. Closed. Closed. Damn. Sweet tooth starting to ache. I'm like gimme a sec I got you! So I see this cow-a-bunga place. Had like 7 reviews, people gassing it up and it's 5 minutes away from Winona Lake Reservoir where I just finished my Post Brewery Co. dinner (good but not good enough for a review, tbh the cheddar biscuits were dry and the brussel sprouts overcooked but ion like to be negative with my yelp so imma leave it at that. Just needed you to know how bad I needed some sweet stuff). Anyway, I'm with my friend and I'm like yo should we do it and she's like absolutely. So we go. So we walk in. Two people behind the counter, boy and a girl. Coulda been brother and sister, real good chemistry here and the vibes had me feeling part of the cowabunga family from the jump. Love it already. So we looking at the flavors and we're like damn... what do we even get. All types of crazy names. Some like funky donkey or something. Death by chocolate. Don't know what Pralines are but they had that too. So I'm trying all these flavors, some guy in the bowling alley next door told me to get the Bing Cherry (not Bingo cherry like I thought it said). I'm like aight, it's cool, but I'm the kinda guy who asks to take the cherry off the milkshake so I couldn't commit to scoops of this thing. And then I see it. Pink Cadillac. The name, so daring and luxurious. I asked, "what is this?" "Strawberry and Oreo." My favorite dairy combination. Y'all. When I tell you my life done changed. This is the best ice cream I've tasted in a while. I wanna go back, and I also never want to see it again so it can't ever ruin the memory of my first time having it. All the flavors are cool. But pink Cadillac?? This place should be a mandatory visit for anybody in Colorado. Really the United States. I would fly here specifically for this ice cream. And I'm lactose intolerant y'all, I can't just be putting anything in this stomach. Nah. This hit different. I would like to especially thank Sebastian and Kylie (I think her name was Kylie) for making this experience like no other. Y'all really out here changing peoples lives one scoop at a time. I know y'all scooped a bit extra on our cones. That thing was huge. Just know you're appreciated for that. When I have kids, I hope y'all can come cater their birthday parties. 0-18, every single year. No matter where I'm at. Thank you, Pink Cadillac. And thank you, Cow-a-bunga.

I dont know what to say. Not so great tasting ice cream. Skip this place. Service was good.read more

This location was much better when it first opened. Ordered a 4-pack tonight... all of the cookies…read morewere very dry and crumbly. The frosting was also very loose and runny. Not sure what happened, but I think ownership may want to press the reset button.

Went to Chip for ice cream. I understand that is not their main offering. I cannot remark on their…read morecookies. The ice cream had hard butter-like lumps as if it was old and dried out. It was served as a pile of flakey pieces on a broken cone. Cheerful service.

I hate donuts in general - too sweet, too cakey/ crumbling and dense, too crusty, too creamy. You…read morename it, I feel like donuts bite the big one. Lo and behold, my husband made me go get some donuts during the car show, and I'm in disbelief we found donuts I actually enjoyed and would return to get more! And I had more than one! This is the best donuts I have had in my LIFE (40+ YRS)

I have recently been on a challenge to find mochi dough donuts nearby. This is the closest so far…read moreand so much better than what I had tried in another state while on a trip. That one was a chain, this is clearly a local family operation made fresh with from scratch recipes. The frosting dips were amazing as, though a sweet frosting were clearly made with genuine fruit. They hade a display case on the counter with one each of many flavors. As we chose the flavors we wanted, they seeped back and picked up freshly made donuts and dipped each into a container of the flavor requested . They then placed them into a box, no preset number required and why I never had a traditional Asian flavor at the place on my trip. We took them out into the food hall combined seating to sample them. We could not wait. The sad part about doing that is that set into the small box, they had stuck together in a sticky pile. Persisting them dry a little before packaging does have some benefits after all. Im not sure how to effectively do this though as the place is tiny and the line constant. Maybe a small reserve of not popular flavors would be worthwhile for busy Saturday mornings . It a close call between perfection and almost. Same with my stars, 4.5 would be perfect. We drove out that way for specialty local business for hiking gear repair and never knew how close this place is. We use another business nearby so we can stop here again later this winter. The flavors we got were ube( sweet potato) and surprising bland as I love sweet potato " anything"," strawberry, passion fruit and vanilla. My husband loves vanilla anything and felt it was a tie for me of strawberry and passion fruit. Park in the mall parking where you see the sign for The District and go in that door next to Otis Arts and Crafts and walk across the communal seating to the door for Nok's. The friendliness can't be beat!

Small and family run little bakery. For nearby workers they have a limited stock of lunch bento or…read morecomparable that rotate daily through a menu set. Great for a less normal but at-home type take away variant with Japanese menus. They have a small espresso bar, the daily bakery runs and a small seating area inside or out. Useful for a quick pass through and Japanese flavors.

My mom was in town for her birthday weekend and my partner also had a birthday the same week…read more Things were hectic so we did not order a cake ahead of time as we were unsure of the time or day of our celebration. My partner visited this establishment on a Saturday morning and they were very accommodating. While they did not have any whole cakes, they put together a couple of chocolate decorations with happy birthday wishes and added them to their only whole presliced cake they were going to use for individual slices. It was a tiramisu and it was so light and fluffy! Also tried a few pastries which were divine. It workout great and we will definitely be back!