June 20th was my sisters wedding day. She paid $660 for a custom cake, cupcakes, cookies and…read moremacarons for her special day. Nya was suppose to deliver the desserts the day of the wedding like organized and she never showed up. The wedding coordinator and multiple other people tried calling and messaging and we were completely ghosted. Despite her making posts on facebook the day of about another wedding cake. No apologies or anything. She ruined my sisters special day and we had to quickly improvise and get a store bought cake and other desserts. I am completely devastated for my sister as this was her big day. Nya despite multiple attempts to get ahold of her never once reached out apologizing despite my sister emailing her and messaging on instagram. Until I started commenting on her facebook account asking to give my sister a refund She stated this has never happened before but by all the other yelp reviews it's a complete lie. I honestly don't know how she still can operate a business with how unprofessional it has been. She claimed she "spaced it"?! I am so unbelievably upset. I advise everyone to go somewhere else for business as this girl clearly cannot run a business. Attached photos are from other people who never received their orders!

We love Nya's! My family has been going here since they opened, and we were so happy to be able to…read morehave a cake from Nya's for our wedding! Her stuffed cookies are what got me hooked, then the macaroons, and you also can never go wrong with a chocolate cupcake. Our wedding cake was just as delicious as it was beautiful. We got so many compliments on the cake! I will recommend Nya's to everyone!

This is in my top five list of donuts nationwide. Opens 4 am for donut lovers. The blueberry…read more fritter is in its own class.

I love donuts and have frequented many donut shops. While traveling through Sandy I was happy to…read moresee there was a wonderful unique donut shop in town. I give the building and the surrounding areas in town a 5 star but inside the donut shop, I would rate it a 3 at best. A creative license plate sign inside sitting on a window ledge was really the only item that caught my attention. The space was gringey and dirty, the donut case was small and lacking variety. The glass was difficult to see through. The employees were just as boring and lacked a single smile or personality. Looking around for a napkin I see a small table as you walk out with napkins and a water dispenser that screamed to me "don't drink it" Cool town though.

This used to be a Baskin Robbins. They don't serve Baskin Robbins brand ice cream; however, the…read morestore looks the same. They have ice cream shakes, sundaes, cones and ice cream cakes. They even offer dairy free ice cream. Thankful for a local ice cream shop with reasonable prices.

A cute lowkey cold treat spot sourcing from a variety of local vendors. They have an array of ice…read morecream flavors ans you can have them as sundaes, shakes, or just in a cone/cup. We got the Moose Track Milkshake and it's soo delicious and refreshing after a hot day hike. Their sizes were very generous, just the small is more than enough but you can also go ham with a large.

Great little ice cream stand with a handful of flavors. Service was great, and fast. It was located…read moredown the street from Mt Hood Ski Bowl. I didn't get a chance to take a picture but I recommend the strawberry shortcake flavor.

Great stop for ice cream in Government Camp! The staff was awesome, the line was quick, and the ice…read morecream was tasty. Bonus that the little shack is really cute! Just what you need from your neighborhood ice cream stop. I got the Kona Coffee flavor - highly recommend!

Great selection. Lovely neighborhood bakery. I always want to buy more than I can eat- so many…read morebeautiful selections

Great selection, affordable prices. The area is not too busy so its not stressful to get to. You…read moreget to pick out all the baked goods you want and the only hard part is picking which things you want.

Passing through town today, we noticed this little ice cream store. We decided to stop. Glad we…read moredid! It was a great little place. A lot of ice cream flavor, selections, and great staff working in the store. They were so nice and friendly. We decided to sit at the Bar to eat our ice cream in the store and it was a great little experience. I had pistachio and Spumonte. Oh so good!

Super nice workers who let you sample one or two flavors if you can't decide. Variety of flavors to…read morechoose from. The cranberry cheesecake was lightly tart and creamy. The spumoni was a fun mix, classic flavor. I ate this up fast and was very satisfied after and day out paddle boarding.

I discovered these delicious baked goods at a pop up held in a small shop called How Convenient on…read more60th and Glisan. I bought the sourdough chocolate chip cookies and a loaf of citrus blueberry bread. Both products are so good I'm in awe. The cookies are so addicting and I'm wanting more already. The bread is like a coffee cake and also very delicious. The owner/baker really knows what she's doing!

Sooo tasty!!!! Quick responses to queries and easy payment options. The sourdough makes the best…read moretoast!

I've driven by this place a lot and finally decided to stop and give it a try. So happy I did!…read moreSuper friendly staff with a great coffee menu and breakfast/lunch options. I really enjoyed my bagel sandwich with egg, cheese, veggie sausage, and garlic cream cheese. My friends got the sandwich lunch boxes and had good things to say about the sandwiches, salsa, hummus, and sweet treat. Also super yummy chai and stumptown coffee! Lots of customizable options here in terms of bagel and cream cheese flavors, sandwich toppings, and coffee syrups. You can even get cold foam on your iced coffee for free! Come check this place out!

Fernie's Coffee & ZigZag 4 Stars…read more Headed up toward Mt. Hood, I swung into Fernie's Coffee & ZigZag on a cold mountain morning, chasing a memory more than a meal. Back in the day when this place went by a different name and the vibe was more Hoppin' they made some of the greatest biscuits and gravy around. Legendary stuff. So naturally, I had to try it again. Good news: it didn't disappoint. I won't swear it's as good as the original incarnation (time has a way of polishing memories), but it's a solid second-best, and that's saying something. The biscuits were hearty, the gravy did its job, and I left full and ready for the road. The coffee? Decent. It'll wake you up, won't change your life, but it'll get you to Timberline without falling asleep at the wheel. That said, the place feels like a ghost of its former self. Sad to see the market closed that part stings a little. The building still holds the echoes of what it used to be, and you can almost feel the history lingering in the corners. Service-wise, there was a moment. The lady at the counter was BS-ing with some guy at the window for a solid five minutes or maybe he was just standing there, staring into the void but either way, I was ready to order. That little pause cost them a star. Still, for the price, the convenience, and the fact that I was in and out with no line while heading up the mountain, it earns four stars. It's good, it's familiar, it's just missing something. If they ever find it again, this place could really shine.