This a wonderful place. The company used the have stores in the Buffalo area, but all of them…read moreclosed several years ago. I have bought bread from their outlet in Pittsburgh (by mail order) and at a store in Charlotte, NC. The bread was great, but the experience at the Charlotte store was terrible, and because of that experience, I called the corporate headquarters. The woman I spoke to there told me about the store in Mentor, Ohio, how it is a family run business. I contacted this store several times before my trip to Cleveland, even getting directions to get to the Mentor store. I was only disappointed that Molly, the woman with whom I had been in contact was not working today as I wanted to meet her and thank her personally for her help. We were waited on by Molly's aunt. She could not have been nicer, bagging up my loaves of bread, telling us to double bag any of the loaves we plan to freeze. It is disappointing that the company has raised the loyalty point level as I anticipated getting another loaf at 100 loyalty points. No one seemed to know the new level needed. I bought challah, cinnamon crunch and cheddar garlic loaves. I used to buy the challahs when the stores were in Buffalo, so know how wonderful it is. We tasted the cheddar garlic and were seduced by it. The cinnamon crunch just looks wonderful, with a nice crunchy outside. This stop in Mentor was well worth the short detour.

Had "The Italian". What a great sandwich. Small quaint dine in space with full loafs of bread…read more Seasonal and others. I could have walked out with 3 or 4 different ones. If you like a home made sandwich with fast and friendly service. This is a great stop.

New owner, Rochelle Curry, gave me a loaf of her Irish Soda Bread for my opinion. Well here goes;…read moreThis is the best Irish soda bread I've had. I'm only half Irish but know a great product when I taste it! Come and find out all the other goodies Rochelle has to offer at her new bakery! Congrats Rochelle!!

VERY fresh bread... Smells like an old school…read morebakery....Oooooooh! Prices good.... Will be back to offer more information, but for now... Yum!

We were in Chagrin Falls this morning for breakfast on a beautiful, sunny, 65°, almost Spring day…read more As we took our after breakfast stroll through the quaint little town we slipped into "Evergreen Bakery". These folks do such a wonderful job with everything they do. The smells of the fresh bread and pastries is intoxicating. I almost wanted to eat all over again. Well, I restrained myself and was satisfied with looking through the entire counter and settling on a beautiful loaf of fresh Sourdough bread. I don't mind telling you, the moment we got home I ripped it open and ate several pieces... Heaven! If you find yourself near Chagrin Falls do yourself a favor and stop in. Stop at "Evergreen Bakery" and get a wonderful pastry to wander around town with. You'll thank me if you do.

Very awesome place! I stopped in yesterday afternoon to grab a loaf of country sourdough. Today, I…read moreused this sourdough as a vessel for breakfast shakshuka. It was awesome! Made it for two others and everyone was commenting on how good this bread was. The whole loaf was $9 which is very reasonable for how large the loaf was. The workers were very sweet and helpful as well. The store itself is quaint but nice! Lots of options. Definitely check it out if you have a chance!

Had been craving Leavened for a week and finally decided to give in. Only problem is it's near my…read moregym... so I got pastries after a workout session. Whatever. I'm so sad about this, but this was not my favorite experience at Leavened. Customer service was great of course but my selections fell short. I got a mushroom and ricotta croissant, which was fine. I forgot the ricotta was supposed to be there because it mostly tasted liked mushroom, but it was good. I also got the cinnamon monkey bread. This was not good. It was seemingly cooked in the paper that it was served in so the top of the bread pieces were crunchy, the middle was softer and then everything else was completely stuck to the paper. I didn't get to eat about 1/3 of what I paid for and I had to work really hard for the other 1/3. Also, the bread had a very spicy taste. It must have been cinnamon and allspice, but it was entirely too much and very overpowering. It truly tasted like a spicy savory bread which is not what I was expecting or wanted. Monkey bread is usually gooey and sweet. This missed the mark, but that's okay. I'll certainly return for another treat soon. Also the bread was looking fire this day.

I think I've tried this place enough to finally declare it an overall disappointment. Today I tried…read morethe hoisin tofu sandwich. The bread was fresh and crusty, there were two small strips of tofu that had maybe been dribbled on by hoisin sauce at some point, some lettuce and jalapeño slices, and carrots. The sandwich was dry as a bone and a really sad empty version of a banh mi. The chocolate rye cookie I bought as a back up was thankfully still deliciously chocolatey and soft as usual. The guy at the register said the bread pudding still has a "cinnamon roll base, so it has orange in it" despite nothing in the sign denoting this awful addition to bread pudding and the fact that cinnamon rolls are not orange rolls. But I digress and I won't fight with a cashier over their poor decisions lol. Also got a cherry chocolate sourdough on impulse. Pray it is soft inside.

Incredible flavors, yummy pastries! Wrote this review too late so unfortunately forgot most details!read more

Thanks to Too Good To Go (and my love of desserts!), I finally got around to trying Honeybirch…read moreBakehouse a few weeks ago, a "new-ish" bakery on the other side of Cleveland Heights from my house. For a discounted price of about $9, I came home with 4 delicious baked goods and a mini baguette about an hour before they closed for the day. Note: $9 is way less than what you will normally pay for these 5 items. They average around $4 each. I got a savory scone, a massive cookie, a mini baguette, an apple muffin, and a huge cinnamon roll. I ate the cinnamon roll nearly right away once I got home. The cinnamon roll with cream cheese ($6) was SOOOOO moist and decadent! I warmed it up for a few seconds and then enjoyed one of the best cinnamon roll I have ever had. The vanilla and cinnamon were very prominent. Definitely a calorie bomb though. I shared the other sweet treats with my sister the next day and we agreed that the next best item was the muffin. I should also mention that the staff member that helped me that afternoon was very nice and most likely the owner. He was very helpful in explaining what each item I got in my box was and also in helping me decide on a gift for a friend I was about to see soon. I bought my friend a box of locally made teas for about $14 and she loved them! I definitely hope to come back here soon (once I have worked off the pounds from this most recent visit haha)!

They made an amazing cake for my daughters birthday. I have never been disappointed with any of…read moretheir baked goods! I will recommend them to anyone I know

I was looking for a place to grab a few things to bring home for friends and family and I came…read moreacross this spot as I was in the area! Tucked away in a little plaza is this gem and they have a large variety of baked goods and homemade items to choose from. They have breads, bakery, packaged foods/items, and hot lunch foods as well. They also have homemade dog treats which I really enjoyed. With this being my first time, the lady behind the counter was so lovely and helped me pick out a few different items to try as well as informing me of what all the baked goods were. I ended up getting the breakfast danish, an apricot danish, and a cinnamon glazed twirl stick. The bakery danish was interesting as it had a hard boiled egg inside of it and was topped with cheese and bacon. It was delish and it was nice to see something unique as a breakfast option. I felt the cinnamon twist was a bit dry but that could just be the type of bakery item it is. The apricot danish was nice, not sure if their filling is homemade or not but it tasted like most apricot fillings I have had. The bakery was tasty, I would not say I would go out of my way for any of the things that I tried but if I was in the area again I would definitely peak in to see what they have in the case for the day. Regardless, it is a cute place with lots of charm and you can tell the owners and staff genuinely care about their customers. I love supporting smaller businesses, bakeries and cafes so if i am in the area I will for sure come back and definitely try a bread or muffin next time.

I first learned about Wojtila's at the Slovenian Sausage Festival back in 2024. I got some pastries…read morethere and immediately fell in love with their pastries. They were so flaky, flavorful and buttery. That same year, I got a whole platter of kolatchy for Christmas and my partner's family immediately finished them within a day. This place has a lot of interesting Eastern European pastries and they do sell their pastries at the Marc's across Cleveland.

Nice, small, family-owned bakery. They make alot of their items with nuts, which I believe is a…read morevery Eastern European tradition. I came to try a pizza bagel which I learned they recently stopped serving because the health inspector said they needed to be in a cooler, which this place does not have. In the brief time that I was there, several people came in for these also and were disappointed to hear the news. I ended up getting a cinnamon roll, nut roll, and brownie. The cinnamon roll was delish. I gave the other two to friends and they enjoyed them. Service was okay. The woman was slightly impatient as I asked questions. She answered them, but seemed a little annoyed. I just wasn't as familiar with the items because it seemed like there were all variations of the same things maybe with different nuts. Their shelves weren't super full by the time I got there and I am curious to try other items from them. I see that they sell cookies and pastries at a local grocery store chain, Marc's. Also appreciated that they took tap to pay, which is uncommon in such an old school place. Just gotta spend over $5.

So incredibly delicious and cheap. Basically item is 1 dollar!! When I went in, fresh bread had…read morejust been brought out and it is arguably some of the crunchiest yet soft breads I've ever had! Everything 10/10

This place has existed over three years...where the hell have I been? Baker/owner greeted us as…read morewe walked in. So nice and descriptive of items. He was a natural story teller that loves his bakery and the sweets. Bought 6 pasties and two loaves of bread for 7 bucks!!! Churro was the best damn churro I've ever had in my life. Soft and chewy not hard and flaky. Bread was amazing and will pair well with cheese. Will be back again!