This place is fairly small, especially in the winter when the outdoor seating isn't open due to the…read morecold. That said, the staff was super friendly and welcoming. The woman who helped us was very patient and helpful, offering suggestions as we tried to decide on the last three donuts for our dozen. The great service really stood out. The donuts themselves were very tasty. You can tell the dough used to make them is different from places like Krispy Kreme or Dunkin. These donuts are heavier and more cake-like, compared to Dunkin's lighter, airier texture. Overall, I really enjoyed these treats. In my opinion, they're more filling and pair especially well with a cup of coffee in the morning compared to other donuts I've had in the area.

Nothing better than homemade donuts on the weekend! I had been seeing reviews about this place,…read moreand finally made the drive to Central Square to give them a try. It was definitely worth the drive! They are very small, but offer some heated outdoor seating and a couple tables inside. The two employees (I'm assuming the owners), were so friendly and helpful and even gave my toddler some stickers. We got 6 different donuts and all were delicious. They are definitely more cake-like and heavier than other donuts, so they are very filling, but oh so good!! Pairs great with a nice cup of coffee on a cold winter day!

I had surprisingly never been, we popped in around 10 am - still had plenty! This is definitely a…read morelocals/no frills spot. I had been craving a cinnamon donut - I got it! The long version of the jelly's were awesome, so much powder. I know the dogs loved their plain one! CASH ONLY!

Looks like it hasn't changed much over the years. Their online menu implies they also sell raised…read moredonuts but they only sell cake donuts, which I'm not a big fan of. That being said I got a pineapple donut and it was delicious. They have their own small parking lot.

Very friendly staff and clean inside. The donut selection is fun and if you're not local- the sour…read morecream donut is a must try. It's a chill casual local hangout and not fancy but just what you want for a relaxing morning. There's papers you can read and you're able to sit outside if you'd like. The owner is friendly and when he's there, he welcomes you. The egg wraps are simple yet delicious and there's options for tea and smoothies if coffee isn't your favorite. Just a standard coffee joint that is friendly and yummy.

Craving dessert after lunch, my husband and I decided to try Daylight Donuts after driving past it…read morecountless times. A huge donut fan, I generally like to try at least one yeast donut and one cake donut when discovering a new donut shop. I opted for the chocolate frosted donut (yeast) and sour cream donut (cake). Both were absolutely delicious. While certainly sweet, both didn't feel super heavy in the way that sometimes a heavily glazed and overly saccharine cakey donut can taste. I slightly preferred the sour cream donut, which I can now understand why is one of their bestsellers. Once I got to the car, I realized that the friendly lady at the shop had threw in an extra chocolate cake donut, either by accident or intentionally. It was delicious too. At $1.50 each, the donuts are exceedingly reasonably priced. There is a credit card fee.

Such a wonderful quintessential bakery in Rome. Stopped by on the off chance they would make…read moreMuffuletta Bread for a Mardi Gras party. They indicated they made that bread many years ago and were up for making it again for us. We got a couple of loaves on that visit and the sandwiches were a hit. Went back in for something sweet and got some wonderful donuts. There is nothing fancy here but they make some of the best bakery items around. The family owned and operated business adds to the charm. They are warm and friendly and it was so nice to met them and try some of their baked goods. Cash is king here but they do have an ATM onsite if needed. Looking forward to going back again soon.

Walk in and get your fill! Cash only bakery. The staff was very kind and knowledgeable, they took…read moretime to answer all my questions while appropriately helping others around me. The bread and donuts were delicious and I will be back!

Cookies are out of the world good. Very Friendly and fast service. Even during the holiday rush.read more

Have been to pick up baked goodies and to a Yelp event they catered this summer. Went for lunch…read moretoday and it was amazing. Wish I could give more than five stars as the food and flavors reminded me of France or food by Ina Garten. The Grilled Ham and Gruyère Cheese Sandwich on a crispy crunchy Sourdough bread was delicious. Waitress brought over some Dijon Aioli which really took this sandwich to the next level. The side salad was a meal in and of itself. Loved the dressing that came with it. The classic Turkey was no slouch either. Ingredients were fresh with just the right amount of meat and complementary ingredients. Looking forward to coming back again and trying other menu items. So many items on the menu I would love to try that makes another visit a must. This quaint cafe is a great place to come for brunch or lunch. Staff were warm and friendly too. And of course we left with some yummy bake goods for later and a bag of homemade marshmallows for Hot Cocoa. Definitely a must visit Bakery and Cafe.

If you're a donut lover, Glazed and Confused is worth the stop…read more We had a great experience here. My fiancé and son were even gifted two donuts by the kind woman behind the counter after my son excitedly shared he'd been helping clean up downtown for Earth Day. Such a thoughtful gesture!!! They loved the cinnamon bun and cereal killer donuts. The shop was clean and very busy, but service was quick and efficient. There are a few seats if you want to eat there, although it's more of a grab and go spot. Parking is street parking and can be tricky at times. They do offer a few gluten-free options, but nothing dairy-free. Overall, great donuts and genuinely kind service--we'd definitely return!

It was a beautiful day downtown and I decided I needed a donut. The donuts range in price from…read more$1.25 - $3.00. I got a buckeye which was $3, but it was so rich and satisfying. My opinion was it was worth it. Deep rich chocolate flavored cake donut, peanut glaze, lots of chopped peanuts, peanut buttercream and chocolate drizzle. It was outstanding. No line when I was there around 11:30am, quick and polite service. I'll definitely be back to try more flavors.

This cute little coffee shop is about 5 minutes from our Vrbo. Walking to this joint was so nice…read morethis morning. It's just a straight shot. Walking in, you are instantly greeted by a cute barista. You notice all the goodies in the display cases. The pastries all looked so good! The brownie and rice Krispy treat was massive! The cookies looked delicious. The muffins were hearty looking. It was hard to pick what kind of goody I wanted. I got my husband and I a bagel with cream cheese. I also got a small hot Chai with oat milk. My daughter got a prosciutto sammy and a strawberry lemonade. Not gonna lie, just for a few items, it was close to 35 bucks. The price point is pretty high here. I can appreciate the prices but it was pretty steep for a few things. My chai was good. The oat milk and tea was balanced. It didn't over power one another. My bagels were very soft and fresh! I did ask for them to be toasted and they weren't. The bagels were very chewy so it would have been nice to have a crunchy texture to the bagel. My daughter's lemonade was refreshing and tart. I didn't get a chance to try her sammy but can anything with prosciutto be bad? It was neat stopping into this local coffee joint. It's darling and cute. If I had my own spot, I would probably have a similar spot. You're going to find some sweet treats and good drinks here. I enjoyed my drink very much. I look forward to coming back and trying other items on their menu while I'm staying here at Slyvan Beach.

Shorebreak Bakery Cafe is a great addition to Sylvan Beach Main Street. There was a real lack of a…read morededicated coffee shop as well a bakery in town, but Shorebreak does a good job of filling both roles. I visited during Labor Day weekend, right before they close until spring. The pumpkin cream cold brew was great. Aside from baked goods, Shorebreak had sandwiches available and were also selling squares of Utica tomato pie. Service was friendly and quick. While I wish I could stop in for a coffee and a pastry in the dead of winter, I understand the limits of operating in a seasonal town. See you when the snow melts, Shorebreak!

We stopped in to see what Dippin Donuts is all about. They have over 20 different flavors for…read morecoffee, many donut options. The Boston cream was delicious. Quick service. Clean inside with comfy seating options. $15.02 for a medium of coffee and 6 donuts. Staff was super friendly and informative.

The girl that works at night does not know how to make coffee.. She does not have good customer…read moreservice. Also she's very rude

All the baked goods look so delicious and the staff is soooooo nice. Jasmine or Jazmine, you are…read moresuch a sweet soul and so wonderful. She made my first experience here so amazing. Such a sweet and calm person!

I'll start with the great. The staff have always been wonderful when I've come. They always…read moreappreciate the small tip I leave them. As a Brooklyn boy I always found it odd there was no tip jar, we do things differently where I'm from. The prices for their goods is extremely good. Syracuse, take note of this and cherish your establishments. I walked out with two dozen donuts & a single danish cheese for $25. A famous national chain charges I think over $2.25 for a subpar donut. When I visit Cuse, I always stop here but this past time I feel the donuts were not as fresh as they once were, this could be very biased due to my experience and I don't go that often, the regulars will have better input in quality of the years. But what happened below is why I'm no longer stopping in. Saturday the 27th I pull into the parking lot and see a woman outside asking for change, very normal for me where I'm from. I don't say anything. I came inside to do a good deed, bring my neighbor and his children a dozen of donuts and grab a dozen for my family and an army buddy visiting from the west coast. I'm in a good mood. I never give people change, I always buy food. I decided I'll buy a cheese danish for the very thin woman outside in the cold. I add that to my order. Total $25 gave $30 and told the Wonderful Woman who took my order to keep the rest for herself. As I walk out, I offer the woman the cheese danish. She declined it. In a very rude way saying "she doesn't eat desserts". Now toots, you're in front of a damn bakery. People are more inclined to give you food as opposed to money so we don't support your clear drug habit. In Brooklyn where I'm from, the people like that still take the food, say thank you as it's still a kind gesture with good intentions and tosses it when you leave. That being said, there is no issue at this point. I say, "ok, have a good day and walk to my car". If the owner would like to review footage, it's the black 4Runner with NY disabled veteran plates. As I'm getting into my car, the same woman screams at me. Saying "bounce b-I-t-c-h" and telling me I better leave. Of course I reply with every profanity known to man and leave. The next morning I go again to take two donuts for my drive back to Brooklyn. Guess who's there? Yup the same delusional woman. Asks again for change and I tell her, "not after the way you treated me yesterday, I'll probably never give someone anything again that asks". Then she says "why does this man come here? I walk inside, order my two donuts and receive great service from the gentleman with glasses, who I gave a $1 tip to in two donuts. As I'm walking out another customer in the waking into the parking lot of course hands her a dollar. I told him my experience and he still chose too, hey it's America do what you wish. But when this broad is here every day, it's because people keep giving her money. But hey, his choice. And I'll do as I wish. I will no longer be coming to a Harrison Bakery. If they allow a delusional person to sit for hours everyday on THEIR property to accost/ harass customers, they cleary do not value us as customers to have a great peaceful experience. The donuts & Black & Whites are not that good to have to ruin my vibe. It's their property. Harrison bakery is 100% responsible of who is on their property and for what purpose. Syracuse PD will have no issue with issuing a no trespass for this person who literally stands or lays against the brick wall all day. Keep in mind. This is coming from someone who literally grew up in homeless shelters from time to time, even a bit of time at the Vera house down the road.