Hands down some of the best croissants....and right here in Mt. Pleasant!!!! Wonderfully fresh,…read moreFrench-style, crusty breads right out of the oven. If you know what good bread is supposed to taste like, you'll find it here. Think Europe! 5 star for breads and croissants!

The service was friendly, but the cake was terrible. They should be ashamed of themselves for…read moreselling such a poorly made product. The cake must have been several weeks old and the filling tasted like Crisco.

The best donut shop around! Visit the Clare location for the best selection of donuts, cookies,…read moreand pies. Friendly service. Cool ambiance with the cops decor!

We went to attend a birthday party in their back room. The donuts were delicious and the service…read morespot on! This shop is absolutely adorable and fun! The merch is a must have! We can't wait to go back!

For baguettes forget it. They package in plastic and the crust has lost its crunchiness by the…read moretime you buy it. Take and bake is a mediocre substitute.

Ooo they stepped up the game with their bakery, this was the first thing I seen and had to get it…read morefor my grandma bday.

Hole in the wall vibe with great sandwich selection. Huge menu! Low key environment can't wait to…read morego back when in the area!

A friend recently recommended this deli and it was really nice!…read more It's located downtown and the vibe is casual. They also had some nice outdoor seating. They have some pretty nice daily specials and didn't have to wait long for my sandwich. I tried the "Fiery Turkeyinator" which was the special of the day which came broccoli cheddar soup and a fountain drink. It was assembled with care and the portions are decent, good enough for sharing. Thanks for a great visit!

Ok so we stopped in for some pretzel bites. Ordered 2 larges and waited and waited and waited…read more Almost 30 min. Lobby only had window ledges to sit and wait on but was clean. They must've been unusually busy or maybe short staffed which happens no doubt. No biggie they were filling orders as they came out of ovens. Great m, everything gonna be fresh, sweet. Nope. Not ours. They had put some in the warmer 10 min or so before filling ours and a couple other orders but were still using fresh until they saw that the ones in warmer were going to "time out" in a few min. So when they put them in the bag we asked and were told yes they were fresh. So you didn't pull them from warmer and these came from oven? Well no but they are still good for a few minutes. Ah got it. ok thanks. It's mostly a customer service thing, let's at least give them fresh ones as they've waited all this time rather than well those are still good for a few more min. Sad. Hopefully next time (if we return) will work out better. P

Best pretzel I have ever tasted. There was a long line but it was worth the wait. You need to try…read moreit if you're ever in the area. Beware your poop might smell cinnamon sugary.

I participated in The Flour Uprising's Groupon promotion. I spent time browsing their web site,…read moreand I was excited to try their baked goods, today. I drove across town, showed them my Groupon. I was about to buy some baked goods, and the owner said that the Groupon was only good for lunch items. I showed her the Groupon again, and she admitted that the Groupon didn't state specifically what it could be used for. When I politely stated that I could probably get a refund for my Groupon because I could not use it for what I intended to buy, the owner became irritated and said that she was the one that designed the Groupon and knew what it was for (with a lot of attitude). This is how new businesses lose recurring, new customers: inflexibility and not being careful with their promotions. The right thing to do would have been to let me use the Groupon (it's only $7!), but instead they lost a customer and got a negative review. I can't comment on the food because I did not purchase any. The trip was a waste of gas money, and I won't be returning.

I recently visited Mount Pleasant to do consulting work for CMU, and one morning I had a particular…read morecraving for baked goods. My friend who lives in the area told me that to his knowledge, The Flour Uprising was THE place to get "healthy" baked goods. Well, someone lied to that poor boy, because no it is not. The store is owned by two perfectly lovely women of color, which was exciting for me because that's a rarity and because I myself am a woman of color. But the food was, to be blunt, horrendous. The cupcake I had was desiccated and flavorless and the frosting was a greasy, sloppy mess--it was so bad, I found myself wondering if these women had ever actually tasted a well-baked cupcake. I also got a muffin, a brownie, and a loaf of bread and encountered a similar disappointment with each: the muffin was undercooked (so much so that the inside of wet) and green(!) in the middle, the bread was utterly stale, and the brownie tasted like sugar and the color brown--there was nothing even remotely chocolatey about it. Worse still, none of the baked goods were even decorated attractively, making it difficult for me to want to purchase them (I'm not exaggerating when I say a chocolate scone--which I did not buy--looked exactly like a pile of dog mess. This is what they chose to display to the public.) I wouldn't even give this bakery one star, except that, despite the fact that these women have no demonstrable skill baking whatsoever, as fellow women of color, I still want them to succeed. But someone needs to teach them how to bake first and how to make handsome sweets that look enticing. Also, someone needs to share with them what the definition of "healthy" is because what they're selling ain't it. Final verdict: Save your money and go somewhere else. There are several bakeries on/around the main drag and a health-food store that sells baked goods.

Had Coffee and Donuts and loved the flavor. Also loved the Christian theme so I will be back for…read moresure !!!

The people were friendly but I went to buy 6 pazakis or pronounce poonchkey I went early so to make…read moresure I got some on Fat Tuesday. So I picked out 6. When he rang up the total it was $28.00 I was kinda surprised and asked if that was the total? He said yes. I know I could have said I didn't want them but I just wanted to have them. Then on my way home I got thinking $4.60 for a jelly filled donut that's just way too much for a donut. Especially after a few days I went to Meijer and bought 6 for $4.99 . Actually the pazki from Meijer were better. You wouldn't think that.I guess you live and learn.

Excellent service and great Hot Fudge Sundaes. I can't recommend this place enough. Have a sudden…read moreIce Cream craving? Here is the place to be.

Always friendly service. Great menu with lots of variety. We love walking to Doozies with our did,…read morewho also loves it.