Great donuts and really nice flavor combos. Was going through the area and took a chance glade I…read moredid.

AMAZING! Service and quality . The lady who was working the counter was super sweet to my son and I…read more. Officially found our new donut spot! come here!

One of my top 5 bakerys in MI their goodies are always so yummy and they have glittery Lemonade…read morethat are different flavors. Holidays are always a treat here especially Christmas when grinch comes around and spices things up. Their snacks for the holiday are delicious . It's a must try location when visiting MI fir sure!!!!

Some of the best donuts around, and their coffee & breakfast burritos are also *chef's kiss*…read more The only thing that would make it better is some indoor seating, but they are still five stars in my book!

Stopped in M Street for a quick bagel. Was disappointed…read morethat they were sold out, but quickly got over it when I saw they had other savory options. I knew they had amazing sweets of course, but had no idea the other quick breakfast/lunch options. I ended up selecting what I'll call the pickle pizza. Posting a picture. I am a pickle lover and have tried most pickle foods...this one was AMAZING. I'll also add that despite it just being a grab and go counter, even in those instances you can have bad service. Not here! I was greeted immediately and kindly, questions answered, and the young lady helping was patient and helpful. I can't wait to go back and try other items!

Treats are good but super- over priced! Service is quick and efficient and the place had a nice…read moreatmosphere. Plan to have heart failure when you see the cost of 1 item. People frequent the place and love it. I will not go back...$32 for 2 ice cream treats is not worth it...we aren't in NYC, this is Howell, MI. Congratulations on being so successful, but i won't be back.

This bakery/cafe is such a hidden gem!!!!! Everything is soo delicious. The drinks had a delicious…read moreflavor to them without overshadowing the tea. The mochi was amazing!! The cream was not too sweet, and the mochi was super soft and chewy without being too thick. I can't recommend this place enough. Service was incredibly quick. The only thing to note is that there's a $10 minimum for card.

It was not what I expected, but that aside, it had very unique offerings as far as treats. The tea…read morethey made was all from powder and that is not at all what I expected. The "cake" they had was more like a standing custard, and not very sweet. It's not that it was bad, just lacking in flavor and just wasn't what we were looking for . I was hoping to get some single serving cake to celebrate my mom's birthday. The bog thing was we are both tea connoisseurs and have absolutely never had powdered tea!

Second time here and I still love the place. I tried the Oh-Doh (oreo brownie cookie dough) and it…read morewas to die for and somehow not ridiculously sweet. Their pricing is fair for being unique baked goods and I love how diverse their options are. The space is cozy and perfect for those on the run or looking for somewhere to get some work done while enjoying a coffee and a treat. There's often a line to order but it moves quickly and it's worth the wait.

Very nice pastries and coffee options! Breakfast burritos are also very good. Has a lively…read moreatmosphere so can be good for studying but doesn't have a ton of outlet options.

I've found Williamston's Grand River nee "Main St." to be endearing and active every time…read more I've visited, which because of my daughter's athletics has been a lot recently. Shops, eateries, and public parks make the space walkable and consumer friendly. The Sun Theatre, an old school façade movie theatre brings entertainment to the community and Williamston Theatre, with its local thespian scene, is a fine attraction for those looking for in-person comedy, romance, or thriller stories. This vibe is equal parts nostalgic and familiar. Like a Hallmark Channel holiday special in living color. Such is the vibe that this month's review, That New Place, exhibits and revels in. From the lunch counter seating options to the tables organized by the ceramic miniatures that occupy them to the deli case filled with delectable pastries, this place is simultaneously fresh and reminiscent of prior eras. The staff welcome you in unison and usher you out the door with similar hospitality and well wishes for your return. If you go on the weekend, prepare to wait because it has become a popular destination for the bedroom community and surrounding locales alike. Opened in 2023, by delightful and warm owners Carrie Ballou and Ray Priebe, in the location of a former bakery, the tradition of scratch baked goods serves as a foundation for breakfast and brunch flavors from morning to midday. The dine-in or take-home options are in abundance, and the daily specials are sure to have something for everyone. What's Good I visited That New Place on a Friday afternoon with one of my very best friends who was in town from Atlanta as she was home visiting family. It was busy and the owner expressed her apologies for the delay in the delicious Blueberry Peach Crumble Cake ($8) arriving to our table. She was so sincere that I couldn't help but offer grace. The cake was scrumptious and light but could have been heated just a touch warmer. My bestie ordered the Mixed Greens Salad with Mojito Chicken ($15). The tender cuts of chicken thighs were sweet from the orange-based marinade, and the lemon vinaigrette offered a citrusy bite of sour. The only drawback was the mixed greens were nearly all spinach. I had the same protein on the Mojito Chicken Sandwich ($15) which is served open face atop garlic toast with a spread of hot honey ranch and topped with house made Coleslaw. This sandwich was a hit. All of the components complimented each other in terms of flavor and texture. What's Really Good My first visit was mid-week, and I sat at the counter. At first, it seemed like I was the only one who didn't know anyone as conversations between staff and guests were boisterous and gleeful. Then I realized, that was just the culture of That New Place- no one leaves a stranger. I ordered a la cart Two Eggs ($4), Chicken Breakfast Sausage ($5), Pork-Bo ssam ($6), Hot Potatoes ($5). Every bite was a triumph over the previous. The eggs were fluffy and cheesy. The chicken sausage was flavorful, savory and cooked with the right amount of crisp when you bit into them. The Pork-Bo ssam was awesome. Shredded pork shoulder prepared in a traditional Korean fashion with notes of ginger, star anise, garlic, and onion, and black tea. It's not the first thing you think about when breakfast is of mine, but maybe it should be. Still, the potatoes were even better- slathered with the same hot honey ranch that cuddled the open sammy above. Crispy outside and tender inside, but that dressing will have me trying to recreate it in my own kitchen soon enough. Sweet and spiced with red pepper flakes, garlic, onion, and fresh herbs. You're going to want to give these a try. Best Bite The pastries. Period. They are worth braving the construction induced detour in and around town to arrive back on Grand River. I mentioned the Crumble Cake before, but on my prior visit, I ordered two Scones ($5/two) and wish I had the courage to take some home. The first was a Candied Ginger Peach which was soft and sweet in all the ways you want for breakfast. The Blueberry Thyme scone was also soft, but the savory thyme played so perfectly with the fruit that it could be starring on a stage in town as the crowd chants "Encore". Bravo

We definitely will be back to enjoy this place, it is small but so well run, great food and…read moreservice. Can't wait to try some other things on the menu.

Friendly staff, adorable atmosphere, generous portions at a reasonable price…read more And BEST biscuits and gravy of my life.

This place was OK. Service was excellent but the food came out slow. One table at a time. Took…read moreabout 40min to get tacos and omlette. I would no recommend the tacos. 15$ with very little flavor. Paid an extra 1$ for some walmart brand tasting salsa and 2.59 for side of potatoes. Salsa definitely came from a jar or can. Just wasnt worth it. I would get something else.

Reservations: No need! Just walk in :)…read more Ambiance: It is a nice dessert place and there is limited seating but many people grab and go. There still is a spot to study and chit chat. Service: Pretty good! Food $-$$: They have a good range of desserts and sweet drinks. The macaroon was pretty good, I would just try everything and see haha. Audience: Solo Trip [X] Family Friendly [X] Friends [X] Date Spot [X] Recommendations/tips: Overall pretty good spot!

Been coming here religiously for the croffles! If you dont know what they are, theyre basically a…read morecroffle pressed in a waffle shape. They are sooo delicious and I believe make it sweet is the only bakery that has them in this area! They change their menu every week and the croffles are only available on Saturday so I would check their instagram for updates. Always a great experience when I come and the tarts are delicious as well!

I stopped in here because I was picking up my sandwich at the deli. The staff is super polite and…read morehelpful, I was able to try the gelato which was delicious 10/10 and I purchased two lemon cupcakes 10/10, a whipped pastry 10/10, and lemon cloud pastry 10/10. I love this place!

Coffee is stellar, but they're really slipping on baked good. Crusant(sp) is bland, dry and there's…read morenowhere warm it up, even behind the register. Pretty much a Jo brainer to have a microwave people can use. To be quite honest, I think this place is resting in its laurels when it comes to baked goods. Everything is overpriced and just not all that special. I appreciate the owners backstory and the brands community based values but they need to step it up on baked goods particularly. I'm not excited about their pastries whatsoever, especially when places like bird dog in ypsi have a superior sourdough that gets me through the week perfectly. Step it up guys

White Lotus Farms is an amazing place to bring the kids on Wednesday and Saturday mornings to go…read morefeed the goats grass and just enjoy a low-key fun morning with a friend. I don't love that. They have extremely deep pond very close to the area where lots of children are. It doesn't feel very safe. I find that their bakery items are delicious and they have good coffee too . You can definitely feel religious undertones and not feel slightly strange to me, but I do enjoy the products that they make, and everybody is very kind . There are lots of fun places to take pictures in the flowers into tour the religious grounds.

I've wanted to try White Lotus Farms and I was able to get a few things when they were set up at…read moreEastern Market. I got an olive levain loaf of bread and a morning bun. The bread was very good, filled with Kalamata olives. The morning bun sort of reminded me of a croissant with cinnamon sugar in a spiral shape, it was decent, but I wouldn't get it again. The stand was very busy, they had a large variety of things, I wasn't able to check out anything besides the baked goods. Ok get bread again, next time I go to Eastern Market.