Saturday is what's left from what was made that week, get there early or it will be gone…read more We love the pies and breads. I love that they have clearance price for bake good that don't meet the top quality standards.

This bakery is not what it used to be. I asked the owner a question about a product and she was…read moreextremely rude. I left without buying anything. I have been going here for years and I will not be back.

I unfortunately didn't have the best experience here however, the atmosphere was so warm and cozy…read moreand I love the location. I ordered a grilled cheese along with a sugar pie slice and a London fog. They have other baked good options which looked good too. The grilled cheese was very small and I think cheese got into the pan because it was also cooked onto the bottom side of the sandwich. It was a very small grilled cheese. The London fog tasted quite strong and the sugar pie didn't really stand out. There were other items on the menu though that I'd love to try if I ever go back. What I think took this down to 3 stars was the service. When I went to order, I was just stared at and I thought maybe they weren't ready for me yet but they were. There was just no greeting of "Hi, welcome in" or even a "What can I get for you?" It was just a stare and silence. Now the staff were not unkind...they certainly seemed friendly but that lack of greeting didn't feel great. Additionally, they were very quiet or mumbled when calling out orders and so it seemed like many people listening never heard their order including me. I also had to ask again for the pie after having paid. I bought a bandana as well and didn't see the price tag. When I asked how much it was the staff member said it was either 12 or 15 dollars. She rang it up as 15 when later I saw the price tag and it clearly said $12. I showed the staff member and she said it was $15 and it was a handwriting issue for the price tag. I rarely write reviews less than five stars but I do think if there could be a bit more initiative from the staff and orders called out more clearly and louder for drinks so they don't spoil that would really help.

This place was packed! The inside is small, but cozy and there are spaces to sit - the window bar…read moreseat looks to be the best because then you can look outside to see what's going on in downtown Franklin. I ordered a butterbeer latte, then noticed some winter menu flavors so I'm definitely going back for those. They serve Calvin Fletcher coffee (a coffee roaster/shop in downtown Indy) and that was nice to see local supporting local! My drink was warm, smooth and perfect for the extremely cold day.

I love love LOVE this place. The employees are so friendly and helpful. The items taste amazing…read more The cakes are so beautiful and the prices are very fair! Highly recommend this bakery!

OMGosh!! So fun, you grab a tray and tongs and get whatever you want! So many choices! Excellent…read moreprices and flavors! Welcome to Flavor Town! You must go check them out

WOW! What a unique and pleasant find! I stumbled upon Wildflour on my way to work one morning. This…read moreplace is truly a hidden gem, located in Nineveh just between Princess Lakes and Camp Atterbury. I loved the mix of food, pastries, and a THRIFT SHOP!! I was able to browse around for a hidden the while waiting on my breakfast sandwich. Although I did not purchase anything, they had a lot of nice items at great prices. The breakfast bagel was delicious! The service was fast, friendly, and spot on. If you're in the area and want a great atmosphere and experience, stop by and check out Wildflour Bakehouse!

This is a great small town gem. The fresh baked goods, breakfast sandwiches and lunch are always…read morefresh and great. My grandson lives the donuts and I'm a self proclaimed cinnamon roll junkie always in search of the best worldwide. The owner and staff are always welcoming too. The decor is nice and clean. Love the small town vibe. We had the traditional cinnamon roll and the maple PECAN one too. My only negative was the rolls seemed slightly underbaked but I would much prefer that then the typical cooked way too much at other places.

Beautiful decorated cookies!! They even helped me out to my car with them. Everything went…read moresmoothly from taking my order for them over the phone to delivering them to my car.

My mom and I needed a place to kill some time before the nearby art fair started, and this coffee…read moreshop was a great spot for that. It was spacious and there's a ton of cozy seating options, each still with a little side table, as well as several standard tables. I love that in a coffee shop. I ordered a vanilla latte and a bagel and my mom got a smoothie. All the baked goods looked delicious. While we enjoyed our visit, there were a few things that would have made it better. I didn't see the seasonal menu until after I ordered, because it seemed way of to the side. I wasn't given a plate or napkin for my bagel and it was a little hard to get someone's attention to ask where to find napkins (up by the register). It would've been great if they'd asked whether we wanted our items for here or to go. The restroom was out of toilet tissue, and when I tried to tell a staff member, they were wearing headphones so they couldn't hear me. I had to go find another to let them know. Some of the seating was quite messy and wasn't cleaned up in the amount of time we were there.

I love bread! This place has great bread selection and other goodies too. This spot is located in…read morefountain square, but Amelia's has grown over the years and they have a couple other locations too around the city. This one is good for grab and go, unless it's nice out and then you can enjoy seating located out front. Service is friendly here. The workers are always up to answering any of my questions. They told me the olive bread is only sold on Wednesdays. I've never had it, but it sounds good. The bread I love is the focaccia. They sell it in a square loaf for $5. I like to eat this bread plain, with cheese, or make a sandwich with it. I also purchased a chocolate croissant (I love me a good chocolate croissant) and it was so flaky, buttery, and filling, very delicious. I warmed it up a bit at home and enjoyed every bite of it. Ive had a coffee from here and it was good, coffee and bread is a great combination. To get here, you have to find street parking as they don't have a parking lot. I usually find a side street to park at that doesn't charge.

All I can say is that it is probably a good thing I don't live close to Amelia's because it would…read morebe hard to resist visiting every morning for breakfast. Fantastic breads, pastries, cookies. Lovely cheese and meats to pair with fresh bread for a casual lunch. Just go, trust me.

This is a cute little bakery. It had good drink options. I tried several food items with friends…read more Loved the breakfast sandwich which was a croissant toasted with bacon and cheese. They also had a sausage option. It was so good .. but I do tend to like savory over sweet. The cinnamon rolls are very large. They were just ok. But my friend really liked it. We also tried the scone. My husband liked it the best. I again thought it was ok. I had a bourbon vanilla coffee drink iced. I loved it. It wasn't too sweet. The inside of the place was a little small to be able to sit and talk and eat.

We saw a lot of hype around their cinnamon rolls -- we're not really a coffee family -- so one…read moremorning I decided to make the drive down and check them out. It's a cool little place - and very busy in the mornings! This is definitely a big stop for a lot of people in the mornings. Service was great considering the line, and the cinnamon rolls were really good! They rotate flavors so check out their Facebook for updates on what is available. Worth a stop if you're in town or within reasonable driving distance.

As always we love this Barry! Smiling faces, easy to understand displays, some indoor seating and…read morehigh quality baked items. It is a treat for us to be close enough to enjoy a croissant from them, and we used it as a special celebration time today. Love their story and their products! A great spot for anyone wanting authentic French pastries in a warm and welcoming environment.

Delicious bakery aroma outside but not so much inside. Fresh almond rum croissant on the counter…read morethat a customer came in for. Since it was a Yelp event that I was not accepted to go, I decided it was finally time to try since it was in the morning with a lot more left. I ate a chocolate croissant. It was light and made by French people but nothing special to me for the added cost compared to Panera Bread.

I needed some hydration with a little kick, so I stopped by Nashville General Store & Bakery for an…read moreiced tea. It turned out, they had to make my iced tea special, because they weren't allowed to use the tap water because of some boil order that was established in the area. OK! They were able to pivot and make me my unsweetened ice tea with bottled water, instead. My iced tea was great and just what I wanted. What customer service! I wish I wanted some baked goods while I was here, because this place has all of the homemade-looking baked goods. Peanut butter cookies in a Tupperware container, bread pudding covered in plastic wrap, apple pie in a metal pie dish. All of the baked goods look like they were made by someone's grandma. And they looked like they were labeled by someone's grandpa, carefully, in grandpa handwriting. Nashville General Store has a breakfast and lunch menu along with baked goods, with a big indoor dining room that you can sit in and enjoy your meal. Breakfast foods include pancakes, quiche and breakfast sandwiches; lunch options include things like sandwiches, soups, salads and sides. This place is also a store. You will find things like jams and canned goods, home decor, and lots more stuff with a country aesthetic. It's a cute place to visit to grab something to eat or drink, and look around.

We stopped in for lunch and ordered the breaded pork tenderloin sandwiches, a Hoosier delicacy. The…read moremeat is locally sourced and sliced. The breading is a house recipe and is crunchy like an onion ring. Delicious! Each tenderloin is breaded and cooked to order and served on a house baked cornmeal bun. The sweet potato fries are served with a spicy jam for dipping. I wasn't sure but it's delicious! There is a shopping area with seasonal decorations and house seasonings and sauces. Mostly stuff you'll find all over Nashville. The dining area features mix n match furniture with a country kitchen vibe. You order at the counter and the food is brought out to your table. We spent $45 for lunch for two but it sure seemed worth it.