I was just getting back into town and the lady working the window was really rude. Didn't let me…read morefinish my order and had rushed me off. The donut holes were good. That's what I got. I didn't even get to order the rest and she just stood there like she didn't know what was going on.. Wish I got to try more that I wanted

Always fresh and fast service. Highly recommend . With a variety of donuts and pastries. You will…read morealways satisfied.

First, I just wanna say this lady had the biggest smile on her face and she was so sweet. I had…read moreended up just getting two cola and donut holes. They were really good and worth the price they have. Definitely recommend also they do have iced coffees. The last coffee shop. I went to didn't have that so I like that this one. Did

Looking for more of a Shipley's donut. The glazed donut had way too much icing. They missed the…read moremark. Service a little slow as well.

It's a pretty okay little donut shop. We got one blueberry and one glazed and were decently happy…read more(both were thick on glaze, just FYI). Don't worry you kolache lovers, they have those too.

Normally I'm not s donut eater, but I'll have an eclair now and then -- most of the time it's just…read moreokay. But I have to say, their donuts blew me away. They have the best Bavarian Cream over any other donut shop in Monroe/West Monroe combined. The service is incredible. I ordered my donuts and inquired about a weird looking donut. I asked what it was because it looked good. She insisted I try it free -- and I loved it! This is the only donut shop I will purchase from.

Let's be honest…read more Ruston isn't exactly the first place that comes to mind when you think of craft coffee, fresh pastries, thoughtful small plates, and palate-forward cocktails. Then there's Common Goods. On a recent trip from New Orleans to North Louisiana, my friend Jacob rounded up a mix of locals and out-of-towners and said, "Trust me." He was right. Where do I even start? I use this word sparingly, but this place is a vibe. I walked in not knowing what to expect and immediately noticed the velvet yellow sectional, the clean design, and a room that was the perfect blend of curated and comfortable. Nothing was working too hard, yet everything felt intentional. Then came the cocktail menu. Whoever put it together understands balance. Sweet. Sour. Spice. Earth. The presentation was superb. I ordered the New Fashioned. Then another. Then...well...let's just say I quit counting after three. The Earl Grey infusion works, it somehow it makes a great Old Fashioned feel lighter, brighter, and completely new. The personal chocolate cake with salted caramel disappeared almost as fast as it hit the table. It was the unanimous favorite. My friends Paul and Racheal loved it so much they got their own, in chocolate and raspberry. The bread service deserves a mention. Fresh bread with balsamic and infused olive oil sounds simple. But there was complexity and finish in both. The bread had crisp edges and a soft middle. By the end of the night I was spellbound by their magic. Common Goods isn't just a great spot for Ruston. It's a place that could hold its own in New Orleans, Nashville, or Austin without anyone batting an eye. This place is a gem. And I'm officially obsessed. If you live in Ruston, this should be a weekly spot.

I really like this place. The vibes were there as soon as you walk in the door and the design was…read moresuper chill. The food and service were both really good!

The food was not delicious and neither was the service yet others tout this place as if it is…read moreflawless. If it were the last place to eat on earth I'd go ahead and prepare to meet my maker-hungry.

We ordered the bourbon glazed sweet potato hash with egg and a scone with honey whipped cream and…read morestrawberry jam to share for breakfast. I thought everything was good and much better than most other breakfast options in Ruston. My husband said it was "okay" and "not what I expected." He expected the hash to be sweeter and scone to be softer. It was my first scone, so I have no point of reference. The food was prepared quickly. My husband did have to go back to ask for a second set of utensils. The Heard Freighthouse Food Park where Grown and Grazed is located is clean with fun casual vibes and plenty of shaded picnic tables. There is a small restroom and an outdoor sink with dog bowls for those who bring dogs. The location is great, except when trains are passing.

Croissants are phenomenal - flaky and buttery and delicious. Cinnamon rolls are tasty. There's a…read morereason the lines stretch on so long during king cake season. These are the items I've tried and none have disappointed. I only wish I was able to go more often because there are plenty of things I'd like to try!

Great food and good prices for baked items. Associate was good to offer suggestions of what I…read moremight need.

Stopped by this hometown café with my son for breakfast, and it was such a sweet experience. The…read moreatmosphere was cozy and homey, and the staff were so friendly and talkative from the moment we walked in. You could tell they truly care about their customers, they already knew many of the regulars and even their orders, which always says a lot about a place. My son absolutely loved his biscuits and gravy and cleaned his plate, and the breakfast sandwich I ordered was delicious. The food came out quickly, the prices were very reasonable, and everything tasted fresh and comforting. Honestly wish we could've stayed long enough to try lunch too! Definitely a place we'd stop by again. Also wishing I had remembered to take a picture before we ate everything!

Delicious!! Southern food cooked to perfection! Clean. Very Friendly staff!…read more If you are near Arcadia on I-20, detour to Sharon's cafe for lunch. It is amazing!

Man, I absolutely love this place. Donuts, donut holes, the standard. They're really simple, but…read morethey do their menu much justice. I bought a donut and two dozen donut holes the other day, and although I haven't gone through them yet, they have been excellent so far. 12 Donut holes for a dollar? Are you kidding? You could buy 2 dozen donuts here and be satisfied for a week but still have spent less than you normally would in a day. I guess it doesn't hurt that the food is sublime (worth mentioning many times). The place is great if you're an LaTech student. It's situated to the southeast of the BME/IfM building and basically right behind Davidson Hall, so even though it's a bit tucked away, it's still accessible. The people inside are really nice. Keep in mind, however, they're only open until noon.