Stopped in to pick up some cakes and pastries. It was around 530pm and their stock seemed low which…read morewe can understand with its popularity. Picked up a couple small cakes and some pastries to go. Liked that they packed the cakes in a nice decorated small cake box so the cakes wouldn't fall over. Didn't notice there prices till we got home, I guess inflation is setting in here too. Cakes were a little expensive. Pastries were about what we thought you would pay for them. Nothing too impressive with the tastes.

Was at Foxwoods for the first time in years and stopped in not having any idea Chinese bakeries…read morewere even a thing. Got a few different savory options (garlic bun, sweet corn bun, and pork bun) because that's what my wife wanted, but wish we'd gotten some sweet options. What we got was great though.

It's very convenient to have a convenience store at the outlet/casino. Everything is also self…read moreservice. What I found most interesting was that there were ramen and ramen prep stations. There was water and microwave. It wasn't all too crowded and the staff was nice and asked me if I needed anything while I looked around.

Made to order mini donuts with toppings .... My daughter wanted a donut and to my suprise they had…read morethe cutest mini donuts that were made as we watch. The cashier was just ok . Cute place cute options.

I expected more out of a place that has color changing rotating donuts on display. The electronic…read morekiosks are confusing, don't really work effectively and offer toppings that aren't actually available. The donuts themselves aren't anything special... most food trucks at fairs have a better consistency and flavors for their mini donuts. However, it is one of the cheaper options in the casino if you need a quick hit of sugar.

Located across from Starbucks and Cedars Steakhouse at Foxwoods Resort Casino this little candy…read moreshop opened during Labor Day Weekend this year (2014) as part of the casinos retail concourse face lift. While small, this place really packs a punch with it's charm and variety of offerings. The staff tries to great everyone who comes in and the decor is very colorful/whimsical featuring a chandelier that looks like it's made of different colors of rock candy and chocolate sculptures. There seems to be a few different sections...Jelly Belly, M&Ms, retro candy, seasonal stuff, jewelry, gummies, pillows (some scented!), stationary, bacon themed stuff (wha?), loose individually wrapped candy you can buy by the pound (reasonable at $7.95 and since it's wrapped you can put some back if you think you are spending too much), and a bakery case that holds really fancy cupcakes and Cronuts (croissant donuts). For being in the casino the prices are really reasonable on most things and downright cheap on other things (you can get a lolly pop for 25 cents or a huge pixy stick for 75 cents). The things that run a premium on price seems to be the jewelry, a few of the stuffed animals, and the cupcakes/cronuts. That said they offer discounts for veterans, tribal members, and certain players cards (King, Ace, Royal) and take players points. I got a seasonal set of jelly bellys that had eggnog and candy cane flavors that were great and a selection of cupcakes and cronuts to try with my friends. If you want to splurge I TOTALLY recommend a pumpkin spice cronut (although Cinnamon Sugar and Maple Pecan were awesome too). SOOO GOOD...while I didn't get a ton of pumpkin flavor, I got that melt on your tongue nutmeggy cinnamon sweetness that was just amazing. The Cookies & Cream, Salted Caramel, and S'more cupcakes were REALLY good too. Very rich though.. glass of milk or coffee is definitely a must nearby. There is a lot of icing/filling to cake ratio (which I enjoy) and they are very pretty so I definitely feel like I'm getting a special treat for the price. Overall I say take a quick cruise through to see if they have anything to interest you (or samples they do from time to time) and then you'll know where to go to get a fairly decent priced sweet treat to sit with you at your table/slot machine/during a show/or after dinner.

Finally got a second to check out the newly opened twisted sugar cake shop. I went in not knowing…read morewhat to order. Luckily for me the lovely owner, took time to explain what each treat was and how they tasted. She even offered to let me try the shortbread before I bought some. I ended up grabbing a box of goodies and I was shocked at how reasonably priced she was. Upon arriving home I immediately tried the English Bakewell tart. It was lovely, I can best describe the taste as a cake on top with a buttery crust on the bottom. The shortbread is really good too, a buttery crumbly bite which is her mother's recipe. Such a cute spot with a wonderfully sweet owner.

Fresh, moist and delicious cupcakes. I tried the mocha chocolate and my friend tried the brownie…read morefilled chocolate cupcake. Awesome! The owner makes gluten free cupcakes a few times a week so call ahead if you plan to take a trip and are going for GF. She offers discounts for military. A lot of unique drinks but I already had my iced coffee so will need to try next time! Super friendly owner!

I forgot my lunch at home and realized Vocs was right around the corner. I bought an Italian Combo…read moregrinder on my way to the site and, seeing the car was cold, it kept perfectly until noon. The roll was absolutely perfect. Meats and cheese were delcious. Basically, it's the standard all should aspire to for a grinder. Excellent.

I try to be fair and report the good with the bad…read more The annoying: 1) No restroom for paying customers. 2) My sister-in-law is a type 1 diabetic so she was asking about the sugar content. The guy behind the register was mumbling under his breath about 'no sugar content in the food' and said 'they ask a lot of questions.' He is lucky he doesn't have to ask those kind of questions and shouldn't be mumbling under his breath when paying customers are asking questions so they do not cause a spike in blood sugar that could cause a hospital visit. 3) Only one picnic table to sit outside. Now the good: 1) The lady who took our order was really nice, she asked how we wanted the sandwich prepped and answered our questions. 2) They offer an extra meat option for those who like a more filling sandwich. 3) The small sandwiches are rather large. So, if you have a TMJ problem, you may want to consider a bun instead of a grinder bread. 4) the cannolis are delicious, even better than the cannolis my spouse bought at Mike's Pastry in Boston (we waited 30+ minutes in line. So, the good outweighs the bad so we will visit again next time we are in town.

The smell of cinnamon lured me here late afternoon on a Saturday. Everything looked dried up,…read moreexcept 'the center of the roll" so I decided to try that and I wasn't satisfied. The texture was very gooey, I won't come here again.

I was hungry halfway through shopping and needed a sugar pick-me-up, and so I quickly waltz right…read moreinto Cinnabon. Got their Mini Cinnabons which comes individually packed-roll of 4 minis, along with a gooey Chocolate Chip Cookie. I asked the clerk if the items on display were freshly made, she looked at me and gave me a blank stare. The Mini Cinnabons tasted good- would've been nice if it was warmer. The cookie tasted better. All in all, it satiated my hunger.

The aroma of bread lured us in here. I don't think I ever seen a jalapeño pretzel before, so we…read moredecided to try. The cashier handed my man the pretzel with out a brown bag or anything and then my man placed it on the counter, the exposed part was definitely his half for that. The bread was not crispy, tasted like reheated toast from the microwave, too soft for me. I'd never wanna come to this location again. I have auntie Anne's many times before, and it was better than this.

I remember coming to the Orchard years ago. It was nice to see them at a festival this weekend. I…read moregrabbed a half gallon of the apple cider- cost was a little high at seven dollars. However, the site was super sweet and light and made the best apple cider margaritas!

I have been patronizing HOLMBERG'S for literally 40 years. My granddaughter, who is close to 40,…read moreswoons for their apple crisp. My late husband loved it, too. Their pies, especially the quiches, are as good as most homemade. I brought 3 quiches to a church breakfast, and they were such a hit, someone always gets them now. The apples are so good, I've been spoiled and don't buy supermarket ones ever. Same for pears. Barrel pickles. Their cookies were my husband's favorites. Fancy deserts are a bit pricy, but very good. Spring and summer plant selection is limited, but always top quality. Same for the produce. Delicious local dairy products -- try Sweet Grass Creamery milk! Salem Valley Farms ice cream. A lot of touristy goodies if you like that stuff. Staff always friendly and helpful.