Pastries aren't overly sweet, and makes them so much more enjoyable. It's the first place where…read moreI've had white chocolate that I enjoy. I love their cake "slices" which are like mini cakes, the shatali chocolates, and everything I've had from there! Staff is always pleasant. The store's always clean. I just love it.

Beautiful place to visit and grab a bite of heaven !! Everything looks awesome; great service…read more Highly recommend

Tony Cannoli has always been a favorite of mine for nice Italian treats. This particular location…read moreis essentially a counter located inside of the Trentwood Farms grocery store but has everything that you expect out of a delicious Italian bakery. I believe they are related to Luca Pastry (same owner?) , which was a surprise when I picked up a business card and it listed both Tony Cannoli and Luca Pastry. No wonder I like both of them so much! I always get the cannoli here and usually one or two other items. This time I got: Italian/Sicilian Cannoli ($2.75) - The only difference is the topping studded on the ends of the cannoli. The Italian has chocolate chips while the Sicilian has ground almonds. Regardless of type, the shell is fresh and has a good cookie crisp, while the interior is filled with a ricotta cream mixture that is sweet, decadent, and very filling. The cannoli aren't made fresh to order, but I doubt they keep them in the case for longer than the day they are made considering how good they are every time. Eclair ($3.50) - The eclair has a thin chocolate ganache layer encrusting the top that melts easily in your hands. Underneath there's a thin shell of choux pastry that is generously filled with Bavarian cream. The cream is smooth and rich and not too sweet. Delicious! I especially love the Cannoli Paczki they have every year near Paczki day. They didn't have them yet when I went, but I will definitely be back soon to get some. If you're looking for some delicious sweets, give Tony Cannoli a try! Edit: I went back to Tony Canolli in February to pick up a Cannoli Paczki, this time to compare against two other bakeries in Metro Detroit. Cannoli Paczki ($3.25) - The ricotta filling is delicious as always. Sweet, slightly tangy, rich and dense. The mini chocolate chips studded in the overflowing filling is a nice touch to really tie down the cannoli twist. The paczki dough felt the most industrialized of the three places I tried. It felt kind of like commercial brioche - very uniform with what seems to be a decent amount of dough conditioner and stabilizers. The taste of the dough isn't nearly as developed as my top choice (New Palace Bakery). It also felt like the dough was maybe a little dried out, perhaps sitting out for a while in the display case. To be honest, I probably wouldn't have noticed some of these characteristics if I hadn't been doing a direct comparison and instead was eating this in a vacuum. Overall the paczki is still good. It's just not the best of the best.

Authentic food from the old country and customer service that will raise the bar for any other…read morecustomer service great people great products and they're in a hurry to get it to you

Very tasty cookie, good variety of flavors, fast service. Ambiance could be more welcoming but…read moreowner was friendly

The place is owned and run by the best people. They take care of Kerry and I every single time…read morewithout fail. We love the cupcakes, cookies and pastries and everything. Fun to have a vegan place that is cute and retro. Could not recommend Super Baked more!

Great Bread and Great Service There French bread is always very good and the Greek Bread also all…read moreof the Breads are very good

This bakery is a legit bakery. I go once a week. I love this place. tiny. but they mwke the best…read morebread. period ‼

The hubby and I love bubble tea. Our group of friends and family had dinner next door at Ichiban…read more We stopped by to get a drink after dinner. We were both full, so we shared a large pineapple/passion fruit smoothie with mango jellies $6 plus $1 for the frozen blended. It surely hit the spot. It wasn't too sweet and it wasn't too tart. It was right in the middle. We liked the drink. This is a good place to get a boba drink. They have so many combinations and ingredients. There's something for everyone.

I try to make a trip here anytime I have to go to or leave the airport. I live over 45 minutes away…read moreso the trip here is a bit out of the way without having a primary reason. But every time I come here, I get the Brown Sugar Boba. I get this drink at a lot of different places, but this one does it the best! The brown sugar glaze around the cup is *chefs kiss*. As an added bonus, they sell Dubai chocolate bars at a reasonable price compared to other places.

New place with Yemen coffee, and a variety of food and other pastries type items. The flavors of…read morethe world always capture my heart. So many surprises here I took the suggestion of the staff and tried the Iced Mufawaar with the cardamom and cream in the coffee, it made my tastebuds tingle with happiness. I also order the Musakhan roll that is a thin crispy roll with chicken onions and sumac the flavor was delightful and refreshing. 1 isn't enough for sure I will get 2 or 3 next time. Great ambience, this brand Qamaria is from what I was told is a popular place to have coffee and hangout in Yemen. IT felt open and relaxing, other Seattle based brands are less like that in my experience. A big relaxing dining room with huge couches made it feel like a place to bring family and friends for an adventure. I will be back with my wife and friends soon. Thanks for a great beverage and snack. Highly recommended.

Best latte in town! I always get the pistachio latte or a mocha. The quality of the coffee and the…read morerichness of flavor beat any of the popular chain franchises. The atmosphere is welcoming and relaxing enough to work, study, meet with a friend or have deep conversations. I love this place and I think you will too. The pastry selection is great. The orange scone is my favorite. Get there early before they run out.

This place is my all time favorite ice cream. The dairy is fresh and locally sourced from their own…read morefarm. Lines always move fast and service is great. Ask to sample vanilla is a baseline must try to get a sense of the quality. The milkshakes and sundaes are great too. A very nice laid back vibe to hang out with friends in the summer with the picnic table seating Also if you want fresh local milk. The store has the best and they even have reusable glass bottles.

Moodith: A Calder Bros. Love Letter A confession from a…read moredairy addict with no plans for recovery When I was little, I lived with my grandparents in a house that still had a milk chute by the side door. Some of my earliest memories are of Gram accidentally locking us out. She'd give me a leg up, and I'd clamber through that tiny door like some pint-sized action hero. Without fail, I'd crash into the brass umbrella stand and send it tumbling down the basement stairs, which sounded like a car crash. But after landing in a heap, I'd pop up, fling the door open, and beam like Fievel finally finding his family and fitting into his giant hat. Now, Calder's might not be sliding bottles through chutes anymore, but they will still deliver to your doorstep: milk, eggs, butter, the whole wholesome package. This is a lifesaver for my 96-year-old Gram, who doesn't exactly "pop into Meijer" the way she used to. Downriver might not be a postcard neighborhood, but Calder's honestly dignifies it just by existing. But let's get real: I'm here to talk about the eggnog. This is not your run-of-the-mill jug. It's eggnog with the viscosity of wet cement and the caloric density of my future regrets. It's one of the main reasons I'll never hit my "target weight," unless that target is simply "rotund." Here's the thing...I have a dairy problem. When I was a teen, I once complained to my doctor about my loud stomach. She suggested I give up dairy. I laughed directly in her face. Given that I'm usually pathologically polite, that was basically the emotional equivalent of slapping her. If my family ever staged an intervention and gave me an ultimatum, dairy would win, and it would be the loss of a pretty good family. My addictions, in rough order, look like this: 1. Dairy. 2. Buying stuff I don't need (but swear I'll use). 3. Caffeine. 4. A practiced devotion to the unattainable (sigh/fml). 5. Hoarding premium gel pens like they're rare Pokémon. So yeah, Calder's doesn't just have a customer for life. They may very well end up as the surprise beneficiary of my estate someday. Picture it: a modest inheritance left not to wayward relatives, but to the cows themselves...my final act of dairy philanthropy.

Amazing ice cream stand with something for everyone! Vegan options extend beyond dole whip, I got…read morehard scoop- the guernsey vegan butter pecan. Extremely reasonable prices, two treats for just over 8$. Service was quick and the folks were accommodating when I changed my mind mid order about what I wanted. There are plenty of tables and benches, a few parking spots (one ada accessible), and it's on a neighborhood street that allows parking. They have a porta potty and foot pump sink available. Lots of cute cow print everywhere and 50s music playing. Adore!

Enjoyed the Dole whip cones. But the staff aren't too friendly. I most likely won't drive out this…read moreway for ice cream.

I always love Pinkberry. I wish they had more locations. Fresh fruit and toppings is always a plus…read more A good treat. The staff is always friendly. Pinkberry is always a good vibe .

Great customer service and delicious product but extremely overpriced for how little you get. The…read morecup was beautifully put together but only half full. It was a nice treat but sizes are deceiving since you get two inches less yogurt than would fit in the bowl.