Today I had the privilege of experiencing Cutiepies for the first time and it did not disappoint!…read more Let me start off with the email interaction I've had with Marc, who is the founder of this company. He came right out and walked my order to my car and was so pleasant and personable. He shared with me his family's story about how these bite sized, individual pies came to be, and how him and his family take great pride in these pies and the family recipe. I sampled all their flavors and they were pretty fantastic. The lemon merengue was an instant favorite - the lemon had a punch full of flavor but not overpowering at all. The fruit tart was just a great balance of fruit flavor with the custard. The heavenly chocolate with Andes mints is a fantastic one to try as it's a seasonal one, but perfect for the holiday season. The coconut cream was an instant hit with just the right amount of sweetness. And the crust - wow, it's spot on that compliments every flavor of these bite sized little heavens-in-your-mouth. Overall, these miniature pies are the way to go for wanting a taste of every flavor of pie - without having to have a slice of a regular sized pie. Plus, in my opinion, it's more fun to eat, share with someone, or just to be able to give yourself a treat anytime.

We've loved everything we've ordered from Cutie Pie Tarts. In the order of love: Berries and cream,…read morelemon meringue, chocolate cream with butterfinger, pumpkin, chocolate cream with mint, and coconut cream.

Found this food truck at Herriman Farmer's Market on Mondays…read more The honey butter scone was to die for and they are so simple to make! LOL Hope to see their food truck again.

Fun and yummy scones! I tried the Lemon Raspberry and Bavarian Cream & Fudge scone and the…read moreRaspberry & Cream drink. The scones were large and could feed multiple people. We liked the Bavarian Cream & Fudge one more, thought there was too much lemon curd. I wiped about half of it off. The scone itself was soft and cooked prefect! The Cold Sconey drink was delicious! They are chocolate milk based with different flavoring. It was very sweet so I could drink too much of it but it was still delicious! I thought the prices were a little pricey but food trucks are usually higher priced.

OMG... was this awesome! I was looking specifically for a…read morepatissarie, somewhere very likely to have Almond Croissant and found them. They open at 9:00, not 8:00 as shown on the website. We go in, I ask for an Almond Croissant, expecting the size you see at other places, then inquire about something like ham and cheese, yep, so asked for one, and a Cappuccino. It'd be a few minutes for the ham and cheese, but they box up my wife's two slices of bread and my other croissant and we wait. Heading for the freeway I open the bag and start on my savory croissant. A half hour later and I ask for the Almost Croissant. "OMG... They are too pretty to eat, I have to take a picture first!" She hands me the largest Almond Croissant I have ever seen! The flavor was as imlressive as the size. Next time we are n the area, we are definitely going back, but I'll only get the Almond Croissant, it's all I'll need!

We have eaten at the Gourmandise location in American Fork many times. Always good, sometimes…read moreexceptional. Not so with this location in Draper this one time. There were probably 20 diners at this location at 4-5 tables at 2:00 PM on a Sunday. I counted about 10-12 employees. The wait for everything seemed a little too long for the employee/diner ratio. The food was just OK. The brisket sandwich was very dry and pulled, like pulled pork, but without any juices. I know it's not a smokehouse and they likely just order overcooked roasted brisket from Cisco or something, but when you order a brisket sandwich for $14, there are expectations. Ordered coffee with lunch. Waiter brought two coffees and a small container of cream. Asked to refill about halfway through. Brought coffees and no cream. So I asked again. Then about 5 minutes later I asked again. Then I watched our waiter go into the open kitchen area and lean against a counter and chat and laugh with two other staff for 5 minutes. I stood up and walked toward him and he saw me. He broke with the group, came out and said, "Sorry, I had to do something in the back." Very mediocre experience overall. Not what I expected based on previous experiences at the other location. Also, noisy dining room, no solid buffering insulation in the ceiling. Cafeteria-like experience.

Delicious delicious delicious. Loved the flavor and when you put em in your mouth you'll…read moreunderstand. Highly recommended if you're looking for a treat! The location just added to the almost secret destination feel.

Waited in line in the drive-through for 10 minutes and nobody came. I then went inside to put in an…read moreorder and kept having people go in front of me because the cashier said that drinks take too long and I had to wait until the whole line was gone to order, clearly overwhelmed and poor training for their staff, you take customers in the order that they come not in the order of your convenience. She was also rude:/

Such great donuts and they have lots of options! One of the best maple bars I've had. Very soft…read morewith a great maple flavor. Love the place.

Tried their notorious cronuts for the first time and all I can say is they're life changing. SO…read moredelicious! I tried the one with chocolate and not sure if I can get anything else again. I'll eventually go back and try the other donuts but very worth going for the cronuts! The staff was very nice and attentive. Place is small and parking kind of sucks. My biggest complain was the price. I bought a dozen cronuts for $48 which I think is wild. But maybe it's justified because it's in Draper? Who knows, I'll be back anyways!

The Salazar Bros are 9 and 12 years old. I work with the boys father. That's how I came to taste…read morethese amazing cookies... chocolate chip, M&M and peanut butter are their specialty but I believe they will customize... or they may just keep it simple. I bought 2 dozen in December and still reminiscing about the incredible bite and flavor. It's a blend of hefty and light. Not crispy but not chewy either, perfectly in between. Weird I know but I have no other way to describe this dessert. It's about 3/8 inch thick and around 3 inches across. I just sent a text to order two dozen more. Please support your local small businesses.

I've ordered cookies from these young men and man, you can taste their passion through those…read morecookies!! I'm chocolate chip type of guy so I ordered two dozen from them! Can't wait to visit Utah and stack up on cookies!!

My husband got their chocolate lava cake for me for a few times, and I always finished it before I…read moreremembered to take a picture of it. It tasted really good, but my sweet tolerance is pretty high. I can imagine some of my Asian friends saying it is too sweet. The chocolate was very rich, and the cake was very filling. My husband said usually by the time he gets there around 4 or 5 PM, they only have chocolate lava cake left, which was a surprise to me. Maybe go there earlier if you want more options.

Amazingly delicious dessert. The flavor, texture, ambiance of the place - everything is perfect! On…read moretop of that, the workers are very kind :) The dessert I get is the coconut cream. I've tried the original coconut flavor, as well as their special flavors that change from time to time. I think blueberry is my favorite! Regardless of what flavor coconut cream dessert you get, they are not too sweet. It is perfectly flavored. I really enjoy the natural fruit flavors the desserts offer. You can add toppings to your desserts. I chose to add fresh fruit - strawberries. I hope this place thrives because I want to eat here all the time!

Food Quality: 5/5 Service: 5/5…read moreCleanliness: 5/5 Value: 5/5 Birthday Offer: Yes! Don't skip on: Any Pie or Flakies! Everything here is delicious! I've been to Flake a few times and have had a lot of their pies and flakies, each one better than the last. We went with an apple pie and mint chocolate pie and both were super tasty! The staff here are always so kind and patient while we asked questions and decided amongst the many choices. The small, but mighty shop in the South Jordan shopping district is a great place to grab a quick dessert to satisfy your sweet tooth. They also have birthday offers and discounts when you purchase, so don't forget to sign up for their loyalty program! Highly recommended and can't wait to come back!

I went to Flake Pie for lunch as an early Pi Day celebration, and I had a great experience. We…read moreordered the tikka chicken, the chicken and cheese, and the mint chocolate pies. The worker inside offered to help me get my kids out of the store, which was nice. Our pies were so good! My toddler and I enjoyed chowing down on them together. One note--the store isn't very big, and there's nowhere to sit. However, there are some tables right outside and also some in the middle of the shopping center area, so as long as the weather's good, you should be golden.

With the Utah Cookie Wars heating up between Crave, Crumbl, and Dirty Dough, I thought it would be…read morefun to test all of the competition to see which cookies I personally enjoyed the best. I really wanted to love my cookies at Crave, and I visited twice over the last couple of months to give them a try. They're good cookies, but not the best. Both times I visited, the store was absolutely empty. They change their cookie menu weekly, and this week's menu was very appealing. One thing I noted is that every one of their cookies with the exception of the classic chocolate chip was stuffed with some sort of mass-produced sweet. Peanut butter cookies were stuffed with Reeses style cups, the Chocolate cookie was stuffed with what tasted like storebought cheesecake, the Samoa cookie was literally topped with a Girl Scout Cookie, and the Scotcheroo was filled with a Rice Krispie Treat. This made all of the cookies taste far from homemade. They were SO sweet that I barely could eat a few bites. I love sweets, but the fake flavors were just gross. The worst cookie of the bunch was a Strawberry cookie. It had a sour tasting strawberry cream topping that was day-glo pink! Extremely unappetizing. It was topped with a thick whipped cream that made the entire thing soggy and unappealing. I have never thrown out a cookie before, but it was really, really gross. Into the garbage it went. The best cookie was the traditional chocolate chip, and I would've loved the Oreo cookie if it hadn't had the yucky, gummy cheesecake inside. The cookies were slightly underdone and reminded me so much of Gideon's Bakehouse in Orlando, that same sort of yummy, sugary, raw dough texture. I gave Crave two chances and I was less than impressed on both of my visits. The employees were so nice and friendly, but they selected my cookies out of a warming tray. I didn't smell any fresh baked cookies and no baking was going on, just already made cookies sitting there getting dried out. They were served to me warm, however. There are much better cookies out there, and I just prefer all-natural ingredients or at least freshly baked cookies.

Utah doesn't lack for cookie places-and Crave is another one to add to the list. It's similar to…read moreall the others-rotating menu with an over the top box that the staff opens to show you your giant, doughy cookies inside. It's not that it's a bad thing it's just....not unique. I'd love to see one of these places do something different. If you're unfamiliar, you can buy individual cookies or multiple-but they are giant and you'll be lucky to finish just one. They are served warm and pair nicely with milk or you can get a sugary soda drink. The service here was terrific. The young man at the cash register overheard my conversation and knew just what we wanted when we approached him. I do like that there are tables so you can eat your treats there.

Very cute and clean inside. We tried the lemon cake and LOVED it! The girls working there were…read morefriendly.

The Pink Sweet Cafe is definitely a cute spot and the aesthetic is on point, and it has a warm,…read moreinviting vibe that makes you want to hang out and take pictures. That part, they nailed. But price-wise... it's a bit much. I remember the chocolate bars being around $20, and honestly, that feels excessive for what you're getting. It's hard to justify when you could easily make something similar at home without much effort. Overall, it's a nice place to visit if you're going for the ambiance, but in terms of value, I do think it's overpriced.