They have the most amazing fresh baked pretzels, pastries,bread etc…read more.. The employees that are in the bakery are also there ready to help you with your favorite Village Baker item OH don't forget your fresh made pretzels

Another great breakfast at the Village Baker. Always great service. A plethora of great choices…read moreit's often hard to decide. Leann gave us great service and me and my wife again enjoyed the food. Nice hot sauce selection. I have a recommendation to add to the collection DD214 by Grand Traverse Sauce company. Cozy dining, even some outdoor seating for a nice breakfast. Will be back soon.

Delicious but be there at a lucky time, or your faves might have to wait til they're able to…read moreaccommodate baking a fresh batch; especially my absolute favourite cannolis (originally from the mid-Atlantic seaboard...they are Italian-standard in all aspects, not a bank-breaker at all (they're 2.50 a pop and that's at minimum a non-meaty, yet fatty, whipped to perfection in pastry glory, freakin' 550-700 calories (as a short little guy weighing 155 lb that can be a half days' meal or more if busy/ end of month lol- so gimme a break phony Italians- go to MickeeDees and spend two fifty on some mystery meat if that be your preference or TorontoTims eight day faux American Apple Fritz 'al dente con brio' (break ya teeth off so strong it's a rock) if ya have dental insurance in America ha - go to the corner store, like you'd see in old Baltimore or The Main Line of Philly (a little chit chat - stir up some questions of what the server likes - they're busy as heck, remember, so the bustle and normal well oiled ha business "unaesthetic ambience" is actually very well kept for staff issues (this is the display case part of the store we're reviewing after all) and reminds me of places on the Jersey Shore on the off-season- locals' tell ya by foot where to go for starting a nice day! And the neighborhood is urban commercial/industrial 2 if I'm right, ya know, not yuppie stuff - so very organic small maritime city with many layers of history: Franco-Ottowah, Mid-Atlantic swarthy Irish/Mediterranean/Balkan, Great Migration Success Story, and your unique Netherlandy people too. All hungry and at the mercy of the big orders of the day! That's a good small business for you. Four stars to make it clear you can park in the gravel "employee" lot if you're poor at streetwise parking. Easy fix and it's a 5-er! Evan Kearney (ÓCaernaigh)

The pastries are good but the service is very rude. I have never felt welcomed there at all. It's…read morekind of a bummer because the donuts taste so good.

Our party had a wonderful dining experience last evening. We started with Oysters from Prince…read moreEdward Island Canada. I have to say the presentation of the mignonette sauce on each oyster was delicious and so French. Next the marrow bone was very interesting and fun. The table all chose the Japanese Scallops from Hokkaido, Japan. The presentation on pureed Parsnips was very tasty. We were pleased with everything and looking forward to another evening there They are open for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

I can't believe i haven't reviewed this place!! This is some of the BEST food in west Michigan. I…read morelived in Northern California for years and i have to say moving home was tough because it's hard to find quality food like i was used to living so close to Napa. Justin brings it. His food and his staff are so so so wonderful i can't even imagine my neighborhood without this cafe/bistro. To have a place that feels like it's run by friends but delivers a food experience on par with France or Napa valley is SUCH a gift!! Thank you for being here, please stay forever!

Was great but it is long closed. Ellen will still do some in house catering if she's available and…read moreyou ask nicely!

Ellen was amazing. She took my vision for my 50th birthday soirée and created this amazing replica…read moreof a Chanel bag and the desserts were to die for. She deserves a 5 star and I would definitely do business again.

This place sells spoiled food and the manager will tell you it's YOUR responsibility to check…read moredates. The prices here are ridiculous on most things and these are current photos taken all on a single trip through their produce section. Owners... Would you eat this???

I'm always impressed by this grocery store. While your first impression is that they'll have just…read morethe essentials, they have a really nice selection of items. Over Thanksgiving, the beautiful wife and I were delighted to find Mexican Chorizo here, which made here breakfast burritos perfect. Great prices and a decent selection of booze as well.

It simply doesn't get better than a cinnamon roll from Great Harvest…read more Incredible and a special treat. Cookies are good, breads are better, cinnamon rolls are the absolute best. Triggers all the best of memory lane.

The peanut butter and chocolate chip cookies are amazing. Exclamation they're big and you get six…read morefor around $11. Worth every penny. Their coffee is very good as well. I did not try any of the bread.

They have a better selection of food than Walmart but not tools or sporting goods…read more It's always packed with people in a hurry.

This is a good location, but it could be better....a lot better…read more Some of the pros: -Great deli service. -Fresh deli salads. -A lot of the other locations have switched to prepackaged salads, like Walmart, not this one, at least not yet. -Good meat dept. Very friendly and accommodating, if you need something sliced. -Self checkout moves rather quickly. Cons: -Out of many items. -Prices are now more expensive than Walmart on all but sale items. -Too many sale items require quantity purchase to get the sale price.