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Edible Delights

4.5 (2 reviews)
Closed • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

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The Book Nook & Java Shop - Outside

The Book Nook & Java Shop

4.0(59 reviews)
0.2 mi
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The Book Nook is a fun place - very unique - they have everything from books and coffee (as the…read morename suggests) to novelty items and wines. It's part cafe, part bookstore, part wine bar, and part entertainment venue. Most important thing is the coffee is good. It seems like every other time I try to go they are closed, but other than that I recommend it. (To be fair, I usually only come through white lake area at odd times!)

To be fair the quaint book store is adorable and found some local lore books and a good kids…read moresection. The bakery items are decent. Then the show goes sideways, no it sinks quickly with no hopes of recovery after trying on my side. For the record, the musicians on Friday were entertaining and filled the evening with good tunes. Store does live music Thursday night thru Sunday night. Slept on this review to try to be kind, even the song last night told me to be kind. Waited in line and watch some Barista Ninja make coffee orders and then vanished on our turn. Let's be honest to customers, if you are not the coffee maker warn them!!! Ordered and then he grabbed a bakery item from the chilled case, he was done with me. Then looked at me and said "anything else?". Yep, sure is, he just took my order and forgot, .... was just waiting on my drinks. Then had to tell him what drinks, he then read from a printed off instruction sheet like it was a calculus quiz. On 2nd drink he literally pulled an ice cold cup from the pastry case, which from my view I hoped it came from under it. NOPE. He handed me drinks and as I walked my knuckles were chilled by the cup. Hopeful, I asked husband to tell me if his was hot. NOPE, so mine was a iceberg and pretty sure he royally messed it up as it now is my worst latte in my life (100% coffee could not ever be worse). Yes, worst. I walked back, he looked at me like I was lost, told him they are cold. He stood firm on looking at me with no apologies and I said again they are cold. Still, a look of what you want me to do lady. I put my finger in my drink and said these are cold, just microwave them. They were busy and felt that was fair. Think microwave setting on my chilled cup was 15 seconds. I took them to the table and one sip and blah, chilly and worse latte ever, pretty sure it was 80% milk and a splash of flavoring. The tall male faux barista should be banned from the coffee area. *believe your customer *if you can't make something - don't *coffee cups should not be kept chilled *apologize when you get it wrong

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The Book Nook & Java Shop - Book inspiration inside.

Book inspiration inside.

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The Book Nook & Java Shop

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Art of Cookery

5.0(1 review)
0.9 mi

I've taken bread and butter making class, depression era Apple pie class, and took part in a murder…read moremystery dinner. We've had great fun all occasions. The setting is quaint and the host is very knowledgeable. You can tell she loves what she does. The ambiance is casual and questions are encouraged. You get to take home your goodies and are given snacks if there is a wait...and the cost is extremely reasonable. If you have enough people, the host will put together whatever class, competition, or dinner you can dream up.

From the owner: At ‘Art of Cookery,’ we kindle culinary passions, nurture masterful chefs, and curate…read moreextraordinary, globally-inspired culinary adventures. We dream big, inspire culinary creativity, and blend tradition with innovation, setting the stage for a flavorful future. Welcome to ‘Art of Cookery,’ a culinary haven founded by Chef Valerie Hanson in 2009. Our kitchen is a place where culinary dreams come to life, offering a diverse array of classes, from mastering global cuisines and crafting pasta from scratch to honing essential skills like knife mastery and bread baking. Our journey began with a focus on safe food preservation and delicious pies and bread, and over the years, we’ve expanded to encompass a world of culinary experiences. In addition to our dynamic cooking classes, we hold a retail food license, allowing us to delight your taste buds with a rotating menu featuring exquisite entrees, charcuterie, pies, and convenient meal kits, available twice a month. But our culinary adventures don’t stop there—join us for our unique and thrilling ‘Delicious Demise’ murder mystery events, where Chef Valerie designs menus that tantalize both your palate and your sleuthing skills. At ‘Art of Cookery,’ you’re not just a student; you’re part of our flavorful family. Join Chef Valerie, assisted by her husband John, in a lively and welcoming environment filled with laughter and shared culinary passions. Come savor the art of cooking with us!

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Art of Cookery - Tamales class.

Tamales class.

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