Saturday was my 78th birthday. I love birthday cake. White…read morecake with buttercream icing. I was never so disappointed in all my years as I was when I saw and cut the cake. First of all it was covered with fondant and whatever was between the layers tasted like Crisco was spread on the cake. This will be the last time we go there. I suggested to my husband that he go to Giant but he wanted to try this place. He should have listened to me and saved himself $60. Three quarters of the cake is in the fridge waiting for trash day!!!

The perfect treat yourself cake stop. We went close to closing time, but the cupcakes were fully…read morestocked as were other dessert options. The store itself was dressed up and made the desserts that much more appealing.

We have been coming to Browns for their peaches for decades. It is a beautiful, friendly and…read morehomelike atmosphere. I appreciate the Brown family continuing the tradition. Thank you!

My pickled egg(s) and beets contained 1 egg and four sliced beets. I usually spend $200 here…read more Reconsidering....

I have been in this diminutive establishment twice and have found it a great place to get gourmet…read morecupcakes. On our last stop, we tried the Cinnamon Roll Cupcake, the S'mores Cupcake and the Kitchen Sink Cupcake. All were amazing, especially the loaded Kitchen Sink variety. Their prices are fair ($3 - $4 per cupcake) and the people attending the store have been pleasant on each of our stops. There is no place to sit and I did not see that they offered hot beverages. So it is strictly a place to pick up your treats and go. The location is a little tricky. The only reason we found it the first time we stopped was due to the fact that we were moving between Chick-fil-A and Starbucks. Otherwise, it's tucked away a little bit and not easy to notice on a casual stop when visiting the establishments that comprise the major attractions at this exit (fast food and gas). But it's worth the stop if you know it's there.

The cupcakes from the bakery are absolutely fantastic! Moist, well portioned, clever designs, and…read morebeautiful colors. If you go in their shop any given day you are sure to find delightful treats. For special occasions, they can't be beat. They made sure to ask questions for the birthday cupcake order that I placed that I had not even considered when I initially made the inquiry. Cupcakes were made exactly as requested and promptly provided at the designated time in quality containers that kept them intact during transit with no concerns of tipping or smooshing. We will absolutely be ordering here for any other upcoming special occasion.

These amish make the best sticky buns, i recommend the pecan, the ones with raisins tend to be…read morechewy, as the raisins seem to dry out and get gummy when baked. The breads and rolls are all freshly baked as well as the cookies, can watch the pies and cakes being baked through the windows. Open Thursday-Saturday 9am-4pm

Went yesterday to markets at Shrewsberry as we always loved the Stoltzfus sticky buns. Sorely…read moredisappointed as the buns had been reduced in size, were $5.95 and stale.

This cake was PERFECTION!! Lemon cake, raspberry swirl and buttercream icing. DELICIOUS and not a…read morecrumb left over. Created exactly from image sent. Thank you!!

I had helped with a Baby Shower recently and was entrusted to pick up the Cale. The staff was so…read morehelpful and this tier cake was both beautiful and delicious! Top layer, was white cake with strawberry filling and the bottom was chocolate with raspberry filling. The staff even helped to load the cake! I want to celebrate again just to have more cake! This business earns every star!

I've been a longtime customer of Jacquelyn's Bakery and have always believed in supporting local…read morebusinesses. Even when something wasn't to my taste, I'd come back and try something else--because that's what supporting small businesses looks like. I want local shops to thrive, not get swallowed up by big-box stores. That said, I was genuinely disappointed after seeing Jacquelyn's recent Facebook post. Everyone is entitled to personal opinions, but using a business platform to label people as "dangerous" and "unsafe" simply for having different views isn't community-building--it's divisive, and it's bad for business. Profiling customers and publicly signaling who is "acceptable" to walk through your door is not how you grow or sustain a welcoming business. As a result, I won't be spending my money here anymore, and I won't be recommending it to others. If the energy spent dividing the community were redirected into improving product quality--like making cakes that are actually moist and buttercream that doesn't resemble Play-Doh--it might do more good for the business than turning customers away. Supporting local businesses should feel inclusive, not conditional.

I'd known of Jacquelyn's for several years, yet had never gone in as we live about 14 miles away…read more We had our 2 yound granddaughters and decided to procure ffor them (and us!) a little treat. Goodies abound,cand there is a variety of caffeinated beverages as well as a number of tables. One in front seats 2 and is in a little nook, but was occupied. There are also tables in the rear of the store. Jacquelyn was working alone and was most affable and accommodating. We bought a bunch of things, including for later that day and the next. I'd highly recommend this for anyone with a sweet tooth, any coffee lover, and anyone fancying some gustatory delight!