Located in the otherwise empty foodcourt of a dying mall attached to an office park…read more A few tables inside the space, bright and cheery. They sell bottled and canned drinks. A small but very tasty array of desserts. Puddings, small trendy cupcakes and cake pops, some slices, chocolate covered chips and barks. I thought I would be tasting some okay stuff, but it was really good. A little pricey. The owner also caters.

I received chocolate covered strawberries as a gift, specifically the berry box. It was absolutely…read morephenomenal. The crunch the texture the strawberries, even down to the gorgeous presentation. I 1000000% recommend you get chocolates for your loved ones here!

I visited during the Plymouth Ice Festival and simply had to try a hot chocolate from Alpine…read moreChocolat Haus when I saw that they had dark hot chocolate. Some of the best hot chocolates I've ever had are from chocolate shops (makes sense) so I had high hopes. The price was quite reasonable I think for a premium hot chocolate, $4.99 for a dark hot chocolate with Mayan spice (cinnamon, cayenne, etc.) added. There was an option to add whipped cream and marshmallows but I opted out. The cocoa was excellent - delightfully chocolatey and definitely spicy - it definitely had a kick. I would order again in a heartbeat - maybe it's a good thing for my body that I don't live that close to Plymouth. They also have a nice array of chocolates, very similar to classic chocolate shops. I bought a couple of dark chocolate covered cherries and dark chocolate honeycomb chips for my mother and she loved them and she can normally be very picky about these type of chocolates. She said they were very fresh and the cherry flavor of the chocolate covered cherries was excellent. These were probably her favorite chocolates she's had in the last ten years or so. Alpine Chocolate Haus was definitely a winner and we'll be back whenever we're in Plymouth.

Alpine Chocolat Haus, stay for the serenity, leave because you can't find anything to enjoy…read more I'm genuinely shocked they are still open, and yet, glad for it, as ACH is a welcome respite in a downtown that can be boisterous at times. If you are looking to a quiet place to gab with your gal pals, this is the place! There was only ONE food item I tried that was worth consuming, except you can't really take it with you - the hot fudge on the ice cream! Please sell this in jars, the taste rivals Sanders! But, everything else I tried? Barely edible. Sampled 4 ice cream flavors , just because I was trying to find one that was palatable, settled on vanilla because I felt bad sampling more flavors...the ice cream is very poor quality. Being a Michigan company, I am surprised that they don't have Guernsey ice cream? That would be a welcome improvement for sure! Purchased 3-4 chocolates to go, I think one with cherries, another with maple, maybe a coconut, and a Buckeye. Let me preface this with the fact I love chocolate...after one bite of each, I threw them away. And the Buckeye was so revolting I automatically spit it out...what kind of peanut butter tastes like that?! I wish you were better, Alpine Chocolate Haus. :(

I consider myself to be pretty picky when it comes to French macaron. Yeah, I've been to Paris a…read morecouple of times. I've been to the big world famous places and had them from the source, not just in their U.S. expansion locations. Let me tell you this. The macaron at The Blu Kitchen, this tiny little place with barely any operating hours at all, from a quality of product perspective is making delicious little morsels that compare favorably with the world's best. Some of the flavors, I'm looking at you salted caramel, are even better than what I had abroad. Of course, there are others that fall short. Notably the ones with sprinkles. However, I am told by Adina they are big sellers with the local crowd. Mon dieu. Arrive early on Saturday for the best selection. Things will sell out. But this is the cost of great food. Comparing the macaron here to others available locally, these are better than that preciously cute store in downtown Ann Arbor. The flavors are true. The textures are perfect. And they far surpass that Detroit pastry chef guy who makes other great things but whose macaron leave me disheartened. Macaron are pretty pricey for a little cookie. But when they are good, they are worth every penny. Why? Because they encapsulate a pursuit of perfection. As a small bite, they need to pack a flavorful punch. That flavor comes from the center. But here's the trick, that center cannot overshadow the rest of the confection. It has to blend seamlessly into the textures of the crisp outer shell, which coalesces into a tender almond flour interior, and that dense creamy middle. At one of the famous places in Paris, the filling was just far too stiff and produced a jarring effect. This can happen on occasion to the best macaron bakers and Adina is no exception. But her pursuit of perfection and attention to detail in every element of production are extraordinary. This review has been a long time coming and serves as a reminder to me that I need to get back to Plymouth for another fix. It's been far too long, and I saw on the gram I just missed coconut caramel. Dang it. If you are a macaron fan, you owe it to yourself to get some of these in your mouth. You can thank me later. Just skip the ones with the sprinkles, and maybe if enough of us buy the better unadorned versions, Adina will stop pandering to the crowd and make the world class treats I know she can.

Cutest little store ever! This is only a to-go shop, so…read moreworth it! I follow them on FB so i knew the flavors of the day! also, if you call that same day, they will set them a side for you! I love their creme brulee macaroons $2.50! soft and just perfect! they are pink in the outside and they have pieces of burnt sugar on the inside! i tried a pistachio and that was good but the other ones blew me away. They have special marshmallows, bars(i had a smores bar, she torch the marshmallow and it was amazing i wanted seconds.,..) and ice cream macaroons-( cant wait to try those). different goodies= different days great customer service clean place excited to go back for more!!!

INCREDIBLE baked goods: pasties are huge - 1/2 pie tin - and…read moretotally filled with great fillings like meat and veggies rather than usual dull stuffing. quiche, likewise, are almost two meals and just loaded with meat, veggies, cheese, etc. pastries: outstanding angel wings (krustiki) and the BEST paczki i've ever had - FAR better than from Hamtramck! i usually warn folks before they bite in that, if they're not careful, they'll wear some of the jam because they're SO filled.

Heritage bakery used to be better. If I remember correctly, they exchanged hands twice now as the…read morebusiness owner decided to retire. I do miss the prices and large sizes (let's not forget endless, hefty portions) of their cookies and bread when the original owner and her family owned heritage bakery because while the pastries are still good and tasty, I just miss seeing the owners and employees remembering the frequent customers and always seeing them talk with one another. It felt like a true family business. It's hard to pay $3.50 for a donut here, even it's bigger than the $1.5 ones from Kroger, I know it's not a corporate business but heritage bakery used to be fantastic. Now, it seems like it's missing something. Also, pazcki orders were outrageously priced this year compared to other years for this bakery. I can't remember what it was priced at, but I called around to other bakeries in Livonia for pazcki day and they were significantly less expensive than heritage.

Nicest people and the best donuts in southeast Michigan! I'm always looking for a reason to go…read morethrough South Lyon so I can grab a couple. Cherry glaze, apple fritter and original glaze are my favorites!

service was friendly enough; muffins are tasteless and cakey and need more flavor and spice!…read more Donut twist was great.

very friendly and great cookies very warm when we got them…read morein a quickly manner. did not disappoint

Always greeted when I enter this location. The service is friendly and the cakes, pies and cookies…read moreare the best. The cakes are my favorites though. The store is well lit and smells like a bakery. Good vibes always.

Oh my goodness!!! What delicious cookies and made with real butter!!! My favorite are the mini…read morechocolate chip, toffee chocolate chip and the peanut butter!!! The staff by the way is so friendly and so welcoming and it's so cozy inside I love this place

Spotted them at the Art In The Park fair…read more My eyes couldn't leave the chocolate chip cookie and we got that one! My paper bag was soaked through but MAN it was DELICIOUS!!!! I totally want to go back (we were given a free coupon for a free cookie at their location too)!! That cookie is one of the best chocolate chip cookies I have ever had from the texture, to the flavor of chocolate, to the amazingness! I ate half of it room temp and the other half warmed it up and both were so good!! Highly recommend this place! Will have to try another flavor.

Delicious Italian sandwiches!! Fresh and taste like homemade. Personal is really kind and…read morewelcoming. It was fast prepared and taste really good. If you crown it with a fresh made cookies you won't regret it. If you are nearby Novi, MI, visit this place.

It's hard to say, anything negative about this place. Except that it's small. I love their cinnamon…read moresugar, coffee cake muffins. The place looks clean for the size. There is always, or almost always someone get in line, but they get to you quickly. Everything is made from scratch and no preservatives. The big goods are cheaper and better than what you can get at a supermarket. They also have deli foods and salads and sandwiches. The prices are very fair. There's plenty of parking right across from the bakery. They are a well known establishment. In this area. I love the place!