I had actually found Mama Buntz Donuts from looking on Apple Maps. I was down in Mays Landing…read moretrying to get homemade farm blueberry donuts but they ran out so I really wanted some blueberry infused donuts. Ended up trying to find a nearby bakery to try and I chose to travel up to Sewell to try Mama Buntz. I walked in and scenery looked great but I was taken aback all the options they had for donut flavors. I sat for more than 5 minutes figuring out what I wanted Mama Buntz was real sweet and the lady who was preparing at the station. I did see they had blueberry iced flavored so I chose that and regular donut flavors I would do. They were warm when I was handed the box. Stepped out and took my first bite of the Glazed and it was nice and moist inside really good and airy and fluffy! The price wasn't bad either for 6 donuts as well and delicious. I'd come back up here to Sewell sometime if I wanted donuts again -Myasia Customer from Egg Harbor City

Great selection and tasty. Never disappoints. Friendly and…read moregreat value 5 stars Always something new to try

Really impressed with my visit today! They recently opened up a new location in Glassboro. I've…read morenever visited the other locations, but I've always heard great things. There was a lot of people when I went, so the wait was a little longer than I had anticipated. But the staff was very friendly and patient with every single person. I got two donuts - one funnel cake and one strawberry. Both were excellent and some of the best donuts I've ever had! While I took these donuts to go, there is a ton of seating indoors to eat, which I plan on doing next time. I look forward to returning and also trying one of their teas! Highly recommend checking this spot out!

The staff was really nice and helpful as I went with my child today…read more Many people came in and ordered their items to go, but there is also seating available inside. A long continuous booth along the wall which is good for young kids, then chairs on the other side of the tables. The mochi donuts are all out on display to pick from and were a good value for the price. They all tasted fresh and the 3 that we tried (coffee, smores, and cookies & cream) were all great! The shape of each is nice as it allows you to break off a ball portion or cut it, so it's easy to share amongst multiple people who want to try multiple. We also tried a regular Korean rice hot dog and a potato Korean rice hot dog, as well as a regular mozzarella one. They were all very good. The batter on them was thicker than I was expecting which made it more filling, but still nice and fluffy. They also had a few different condiments out. The pieces of potato on the outside of the one added a nice extra bit of texture and I paired it with their spicy mayo that they had available.

This has been on list of places to try and it did not disappoint. I picked up a bunch of treats and…read moreeach one was absolutely delicious. I don't have a favorite as each one had its own unique flavors as I sampled both sweet and savory. Great customer service too will definitely be back.

we were out hopping estate sales and I said to my husband 'where's a bakery?'. before I even opened…read moreyelp to look for one, I saw a sign :the bake shop by stella right in front of me! serendipity! walking into this little boutique of pastry is a pleasure. So many nice looking options, and pleasant people working behind the counter. they told me they've been in business for 10 years, we have just never driven by. I'm keeping this little gem in my saved places for future visits. the chocolate glazed was a fluffy tender cloud with a perfect chocolate glaze. the st patrick's day theme was cute, green sprinkles and a little hat decoration. also ordered the french cream donut not realizing it's one of the top options, it was so fresh and the buttercream was top notch. they also have coffee to go with your sweet or savory choice.

What a great little bakery! Delicious little Italian cookies. Don't skip the sfogliatelle!…read more(sfoyadell) Hard to find outside of Philly. Highly recommended.

Visited this bakery on Sunday - early afternoon…read more We purchased original cannoli, vanilla cupcake with vanilla buttercream frosting, chocolate cupcake with chocolate buttercream frosting, lemon filled donut, and buttercream filled donut. PROS: The items didn't taste like the case - which is a good thing and all too common lately. The vanilla cupcake was decent but I prefer a heavier buttercream. Service was fine - we were the only ones in the shop. Small shop with 3-4 display cases CONS: The cannoli creme was lousy and you can't get it without chocolate chips because the chocolate chips are mixed into the creme. Everything else was meh. Won't be back.

If you live near this place and haven't stopped in to get some donuts do yourself a favor and head…read moreon over to Beiler's. The old fashion donuts keep well where the yeast donuts are best eaten hot and fresh. No complaints from Thai family!

Beiler's is a welcome sight when I step into the Amish Market. Between the doughnuts and the long…read moreaisle of ridiculously good baked goods, there's no way to go wrong with a selection. Their blueberry breads, range of fruit pies, and tantalizing cookies call to me. There's often a line at the doughnut stand, but sometimes you can get lucky. I once walked right up and ordered six of them within a few seconds. Although it was really, really hard to stop at six! Staff is friendly; prices are affordable. You can't miss the goods when you enter the market. They're among the first things you'll see. Such a smart sales tactic!

I have been here 3 or 4 times now. The product is excellent, but if I'd say there is anything…read morebetter it's their service. They are very friendly and understand customer service. They are consistent with the way the make the breakfast sandwiches. Their bagels are also freaking awesome. I have started sharing with my family and they love their bagels too. Keep up the good work!! I will be there again very soon.

I should have turned around and left when I first stepped foot inside. It is dark, gloomy, and…read moreunwelcoming. The digital menu screen (TV) has one price listed, got charged another and was told the prices went up last week ($5 more for a bakers dozen). I understand prices change and that was not a big deal. But they also charge extra for each non-plain bagel and nowhere is that posted. After buying a "$17" bakers dozen I wash charged over $29- $22 plus each bagels up charge. The gentleman needs to polish his customer service skills because he comes off as arrogant. I took the bagels home- they are mediocre at best. They were all hard and tough, as if they were a day old. Nobody enjoyed them. I will never return and will never recommend this place. Note- This was an early morning order so I know they were not fresh.

This bakery is delicious. The cakes are great. It's always clean. Service is fast place always…read morelooks busy, but they get you in and out and everybody's very friendly.

I just ordered my baby shower cake from the turnersville location and i am so pleased with the…read moreoutcome. Not only did they exceed and nail the expectations, but they were so nice and easy to work with. I got a half sheet vanilla pound cake and it was so delicious and beautiful. Thank you so much

Love the Amish market in williamstown if you're looking for fresh lunch meat, the best donuts,…read morepickles, special olives, cooked food, delicious desserts this is the place to go!!

I used to *love* this farmer's market growing up. And I mean love. The vendors section these days…read moreis a little worn out, aside from the Amish furniture, which I envied from afar. Visiting on a Saturday was a bad idea, as the parking lot and the prepared food area were both mobbed like you wouldn't believe. It was also the day before the Super Bowl, which probably didn't help matters. We ordered a range of food, including chocolates, pretzels, eggs, a pretzel dog, macaroni salad, cole slaw, asiago and spinach dip, snickerdoodle cookies, and more I'm sure I'm forgetting. Prices were decently reasonable and the food was tasty but not out-of-this-world good like I recall from my childhood. Check out locations could also get confusing between vendors. One positive is that the puppy shop is gone.

I came here with a friend last Sunday. It has a lot of different types of stores in there:…read more popcorn,candy, Korean food, hispanic food, seafood, furniture store, craft stores, reupholstering store....... They have like outside swap meet things, but it looks like a bunch of junk to me. They even have a tire shop the Repairs tires there!!!! They have plenty of parking The prices are low to a pricey. They're only open I believe Thursday till Sunday. We also went for the hot apple cider. You can also get their fresh apple cider filled into a gallon or half gallon bottle. Their prices are reasonable. the woman in there was so nice and if you bring your own cup, they'll fill it with hot apple cider. they have apple cider donuts and turnovers. They'll be here until December. Since it was Sunday, the Amish stores weren't open. That's what I really came in there for. Overall it's ok here. I'll be back for the cider.

Berlin Market has so many things to choose from! From piercings to icees, to an arcade and soul…read morefood plates - you will more than likely leave out of here with something! My friend and I came here on a Saturday morning, and left out with a $25 piercing and a meal to go! It was such a great experience, and I would love to come again!

Today I wanted to go and get a pretzel log with pepperoni and cheese and I was ordering I saw a…read moreplethora of other options so I also got chicken, bacon and ranch. As I was walking around I saw many options of the dinner platters. I decided to get the beef ribs with mashed potatoes and stuffing with chicken gravy. They had so many other options from cakes, sweets and desserts. I definitely found a place that's has amazing food and options.

After watching this on YouTube, I've been wanting to come here…read more The restaurant is inside an Amish marketplace, so the place overlooks the indoor shops. It is medium in size and follows a primarily-brown color scheme. It has a small buffet near the front, a half-wall in the middle that has tables lining it, and a counter near the front where the staff can be seen occasionally. Pictures of food can be seen in the back of the restaurant and a black whiteboard with the specials written on it hangs above the buffet too. Tables can be found in the back as well. We were seated immediately after arriving. The place was busy so we got seated in the middle. We saw the buffet and decided to order from the menu, instead. Daughter ordered the Sunshine Skillet, which had homemade sausage gravy on hash browns topped with 2 sunny side up eggs. Daughter loved it because it came with SO MUCH GRAVY. She was pretty happy with the sunny side up eggs, as well. Hubs ordered the Veggie Omelet, which has fried peppers, onions and tomatoes. He was surprised that the vegetables appeared to be deep fried but he thought it was a nice change of pace. He felt it was a bit decadent, though. Lastly, I ordered the Pancake Platter, which has two buttermilk pancakes served with sausage and 2 eggs. The pancakes were nice and fluffy. It was delicious. Daughter loved their butter and took most of it. LOL. Service was quick. After eating, we walked around the market and got more food. Glad we came here and will return to try other items on the menu!