Our favorite local bakery! Has deli food, pickled veggies, fresh breads, pies, donuts, bars, hot…read moreham and rolls... it's my absolute favorite- Cash only!

This place is incredible!! They have a huge variety of cakes, pies, breads, donuts, cookies, you…read morename it! This was our first time here and we were not disappointed. It's small, so there's no place to sit but it's cozy and definitely worth picking things up from. The service was great and the lady who helped us was very sweet. We got a donut and a cinnamon roll, and both were incredibly delicious. Will definitely go back again!

We ordered a birthday cake for our daughters birthday a few days prior to the party and received a…read morecute Elsa cake. The cake was a yellow cake with a fruit filling and it was delicious. Everyone loved it and our daughter was so happy!

Lynn is absolutely amazing at making beautiful and tasty cakes. She took our idea and made it even…read moremore beautiful than we could imagine. She's reasonable, reliable and kind. Highly recommend her as a baker. Her home smells so good!

Excellent cake in taste and looks. We ordered for our daughter's 4th birthday and it turned out to…read morebe perfect. We used to get it from Sweet P's and since she retired, we were looking for a new place. So glad we found Better Sweet.

Ok ... I have had a lot of gluten free cakes in my life, but this is incredible. Our dear friends…read morehosted us for dinner and served their lemon gluten free cake with filling and vanilla buttercream frosting. game over. I will be driving all the way from downtown MKE to get my cakes from now on. The cake texture was perfect and the frosting was the perfect balance of sweet and buttery.

First time here. Stopped in for a hot beverage and a pastry. It's located in a building with other…read morebusinesses. Plenty of parking out front. Nice large windows that bring in lots of natural light. Inside, it's well-designed and spacious. Plenty of tables for different-sized groups. It was 8am, and the place was half full. The noise level was good, and it was easy to have a quiet conversation. We ordered a couple of lattes and some bakery items. They made a London Fog latte that was very good (a little lavender, a little vanilla, extra foam). I was a bit disappointed with the bakery selection. For me, a great coffee shop (I know, this is a "Café" and not a "Coffee Shop") needs to have more than muffins and cookies. Croissants and scones are a must (IMHO). The chai cinnamon bread was good (not great). They offer "Gluten-Friendly" items for people with that sensitivity. My overall impression is positive, but with the limited bakery items, it's not a place I would come back to for a morning beverage. Maybe breakfast or lunch?

The food was super good! I also had a matcha blueberry and loved it. There's plenty of setting and…read moresuch a cute cafe. I loved all the cow photos on the wall! All staff was super nice and service was great.

I've been following their journey for a while now--completely obsessed with their creatively shaped…read moremacarons! This shop is such a gem, offering classic bakery staples, delicious macarons, and fun, bakery-themed items. I especially love their "kindness coupons"--such a thoughtful gesture for anyone who could use a little treat. I attended one of their macaron classes, and while I don't know what their kitchen looked like before, it had been fully transformed into a student-friendly workspace with stations set up for each group. After signing in, you're directed to your station and handed an apron. The spots are semi-assigned--if you booked with a friend or a small group, Kasey does a great job placing you together. Everything you need is laid out and ready to go. Kasey walks you through the whole process, checking in along the way and sharing helpful tips she's picked up throughout her macaron-making journey. You and your partner split the batter, but you each get to do your own mixing, choose your colors, and pipe your own shells, which makes it a really hands-on experience. While the macarons are baking, you're treated to sweet bites like brownies or crispy rice treats. Once the macarons have cooled, you fill, package, and--of course--sneak a few tastes along the way. The whole class is so fun, approachable, and well-paced. Afterward, you even get the chance to take home some bakery goodies at a discount! I absolutely love their bakery items, and the class was such a blast. Can't wait to go back!

Date of visit: January 26, 2024…read more Our January version of "Coffee & Kringle" brought us to Batter and Mac in the Falls. A friend had heard that they had gotten some flack from the local Republicans for being pro-LGBT and that was enough for us to go pay them a visit. Staff were wonderful and friendly, even suggesting that I get the Wicked-themed matcha latte with strawberry cold foam, something that I did not think I would necessarily like, but she pushed it hard and you know what? She was right! It was a delicious drink that I may or may not have licked the lid to ensure I got all of the cold foam... My ham and cheese croissant was quite good, though I think it would have been better had it been warmed up. And then I went back for a Scotcheroo and that was fantastic. I had intended to just have a bite that morning and finish it later but there was no way I could do that, I ended up eating the entire thing while we were visiting. Outside of the room temp croissant, the reason for four stars instead of five here is because the bakery gets VERY cold everytime the door opens, I probably should have kept my coat on the whole time we were there. I think one of those ceiling-mounted air units would help mitigate this and get me to stay a bit longer (and order more food!) in the colder months.

I stopped in for a sweet treat. This is more than a bakery. They serve up some sunrise breakfast…read moregoodness like a BLT, quiche, avocado toast , and breakfast muffins. I wasn't looking for breakfast so I just got an oatmeal raisin cookie. I could tell the cookie was made with wholesome ingredients. It was soft, chewy, and very flavorful. I only wish I had gotten a coffee to go with it.

WOW 10/10 fresh pastries and you really can't go wrong with anything you order. We tried the almond…read morecroissant ($4.5) pain au chocolat ($4.5) and the classic English sausage roll meal ($12). Both the pastries were fluffy, flavorful, with a balanced amount of almond and sugar (almond croissant) and a thick bar of chocolate (pain au chocolat). The sausage rolls were hardy which paired beautifully with the soft pastry exterior. The salad and fruit were fresh and overall it was one of the best breakfasts I've eaten in a while. Busy shop on the main street in Port Washington - minimal seating with tables so come early!

I must love it since I keep coming back. Normally I get a cannoli and sit by the window. There's…read morealways other pleasant customers inside as well happy to see children. It's quiet, on the smaller side.

I love that West Allis has so many cute spots for a classy meal or quick bite, and very much…read morefamily-owned businesses. Aggie's is a fun, hip bakery and cake shop that been around for a really long time. I was excited to finally try a "cake shop" although I didn't get cake on this trip, I would try another time! There's a great seating area, a nice display of all the baked good made fresh that morning, and an opportunity to grab a cup of coffee too. I had asked the person working behind the display what their most popular baked goods were and I was met with silence and then a "everything is good." I was slightly peeved by my interaction here and didn't let it fully deter my review of the baked goods themselves. I had the apple dumpling after seeing decent reviews about it on Yelp. The pastry wasn't at all flaky or buttery but rather hard and biscuit-like. Maybe I went in with the wrong expectation of what an apple dumpling was but it wasn't what I had wanted exactly. It leaned more sweet and glaze heavy than it did cinnamon spice. Overall, would recommend checking out Aggie's for their longstanding history in the Milwaukee area. It just wasn't for me!

A while back I made a very early morning drive up to 3 Sweets Bakery & Cafe because I saw a picture…read moreon social media of key lime bread and a couple breakfast burritos on their menu. In addition to the key lime bread, I got the Farmer's Favorite Burrito and a chai tea latte scone. I don't recall the key lime bread having a ton of key lime flavor, but it was still good. I was more impressed with the chai tea latte scone and wished I had purchased more than one. The burrito was ok. I liked the bacon pepper jam but had a hard time finding much pulled pork in it. The restaurant is a cute little place. They have a drive-thru window for easy ordering if you can't or don't want to come inside and there's a few tables to sit at inside. I thought they had a nice selection of baked good for sale and even offered gluten friendly items if that's something you need.

Always a great time at 3 sweets!! Today I got the blackberry mary as a salad with a turtle brownie…read moreand both were delicious. We always come here when hiking kettle moraine!

Delicately Delicious is by far my favorite cake spot in Milwaukee area. Their cakes are so tasty…read moreand always beautiful. I frequently stop in during strolls through Cedarburg to enjoy their cupcakes (salted caramel & raspberry are my favorites). Jen and the Delicately Delicious team are incredibly generous as well. They helped create the most beautiful cake for Make-A-Wish Wisconsin's 40th Birthday celebration, Wild Wishes. This zoo themed cake was the highlight of the event!

Birthday Cake look very nice but that is where it ended. Cake was dry and had to be thrown out. I…read morecould have take a box cake mix and had a more appetizing cake. Delicately Delicious support would not do anything to rectify the issue.

My wife wanted cinnamon rolls for Mother's Day and I knew from social media that Daisies Sweet…read moreTreats sells fresh baked ones, so I drove to their new(er) location in Barton and was ready to go when the doors opened. Good thing I got there early cause within a couple minutes there had to have been almost two dozen people in line behind me (I was second). In addition to cinnamon rolls, I got a dozen donuts. The cinnamon rolls were great. Gooey inside, like cinnamon rolls should be, and lots of cinnamon flavor. The frosting on top was very sweet (almost too much so) and there was a ton of it, so we had to scrape a little off. The donuts were also very good. I got two each of six different flavors (regular chocolate frosted long john, chocolate frosted long john with sprinkles, apple fritter, fruity pebbles topped, crushed Oreo topped with marshmallow cream inside, and peanut butter and jelly). My favorite was the peanut butter and jelly. My wife liked the fruity pebbles the most. The kids liked both kinds of chocolate long johns. The store looks like it was converted from house, so the layout is weird. The actual room with the donut case is small, so people have to wait in the hallway and kind of block the counter for checking out. I know they just moved to this location earlier this year, so they probably aren't looking to move again so soon, but it wouldn't be the worst thing. I thought the prices are super reasonable for a bakery. The dozen doughnuts was $14 and the cinnamon rolls were $4 each. When I picked up the boxes and felt how heavy they were, I assumed it would be much more than $30 for everything.

I am so glad I discovered Daisies Sweet Treats! I've been here a few times now and the selection is…read moreamazing. Not only do they have delicious treats, but they also have an incredibly friendly staff and reasonable prices on all of their treats. To date we have tried the donuts, cinnamon rolls, peanut butter balls, pecan pie balls, mini fruit pizzas, chocolate chip drop cookies, and a mini Bundt cake. All have been nothing short of delightful, but I think the fruit pizzas are the standout winner for my tastebuds! When you walk in you will likely be greeted with the heavenly smell of fresh baked goods, which leaves you knowing that what you're getting is fresh and homemade. I wish I could bottle up that smell and take it with me! Daisies is definitely worth the stop, or even drive, to get many sweet treats at a great price! I know I will be a regular customer going forward, and it always feels great to support a local small business.