After chowing down on some fab BBQ (thank you Jousting Pigs) I wanted something sweet. I was hoping…read morefor a cookie or brownies. We arrived about 30 minutes before they closed on a Saturday. Apparently, lots of people know about this little bakery. There wasn't many cookies left but we lucked into 3 peanut butter chocolate chips cookies and one dipped chocolate chip cookie. The guy working was the son of the owner and said they didn't make as many items on Saturdays as they're closed on Sundays and didn't want to serve anything not freshly baked. I appreciate that! Our cookies were so good. They were soft yet chewy and all the flavors were there i.e. the chocolate peanut butter was a chocolate cookie with chocolate chips with the peanut butter taste equal to the chocolate. And, at less than $2.00 per cookie, they are a great deal. Quality ingredients are not cheap so this price is quite reasonable. Absolutely recommend!

I used to pop in to Classy Cookie occasionally when I lived in Liberty, but it had been about 13…read moreyears since I had last visited. This past Friday morning I popped in for a few treats. Fortunately it was a Friday, since that is the only day that they offer Cinnamon Rolls. I also picked up a few other small treats for my wife. Everything is delicious and their prices are extremely reasonable. I hope I can remember to stop in when I'm near the Historic Liberty Square next time.

Love this business idea, I have been here a couple of times and we enjoyed the kitties of course,…read morebut also their coffee drinks and treats are great! They have a full blown menu of drink which i was definitely not expecting from a kitty adoption place. They also offer some cookies that are chunky and awkward in looks, but so so yummy. You can tell how well taken care of the kitties are, and I love that they give them a space where they can get away from humans if they are tired of being pet. If I was a cat I'd be tired of people after a day of allowing pets too! For the price of going into to room with the cats, its not bad at all and goes towards helping make sure these kitties are taken care of, fed, etc.! Love this place.

We saw cats. Also…read morecool drinks that go to support the kitties (I think)!! I got like a grape soda?? It was pretty tasty :D

About 15 years ago I frequented Sorella's often because it was only a few blocks from my house, but…read moreI hadn't been back since moving away. That's a shame because I remember them fondly. Early Saturday afternoon i found myself in Liberty and needing a light bite to hold me over for dinner, and realized that they were still around. It truly is amazing that this joint has lasted so long it that location - a one way side street a block from the Historic Liberty Square is certainly not a high traffic or high visibility area. I'm sure the cheap rent has to be a blessing; I only assume that the rent is cheap because the building in ancient, out of the way, decades overdue for a makeover and quite small. I ordered a 1/2 muffaletta sandwich for $5.75 it came with a bag of chips and a pickle spear. Grilled to perfection with plenty of Boars Head meats and olive spread - it was a wonderful panini. I certainly will be returning sooner than 15 years for a larger serving.

Food was fair at best. Very small sandwich ( think kid size) for $5.75. The person working was rude…read moreand seemed put out that we entered the restaurant. Extremely disappointed.

Ice cream, ice cream cakes, shakes, cones, bowls, drinks, candies and chocolate factory. Caramel…read moreapples with exciting toppings. Garrett was greeting everyone that came through the door and was really hustling around. Even when waiting for people to decide he was staying busy. cleaning, prepping and making waffle cones. Best dipped cone ive had in a long time. Some places the cones are chewy or soft but this one was perfectly strong and crisp. Strawberry and cheesecake flavors are perfected blended together. Many mix in options. Ice cream cakes in case by front. tables available for inside seating. Ice cream is served by the size not by the scoop. so pick small, medium or large and then pick how you want it. cone, bowl, waffle bowl, shake style..then pick if you want mix ins or not. was very clean inside.

horrible service, ordered 2 ice cream cakes and neither have the writing asked for on the order…read more when i asked about the missing lettering the guy looked at me like i was stupid. A waste of money! Would not recommend!

The Liberty store folks have a challenge with phone orders. On three (3) occasions, I have…read moresubmitted phone orders online only to discover, when I arrive to pick-up the order, nothing has even begun! To be fair, the Store Manager was very apologetic, provided a store gift card in excess if what I ordered, and assured me the issue would be addressed.

We were staying in a nearby hotel and stopped in. The surrounding area has very upper middle class…read moreshops, and this grocery store is likewise nicer than the standard grocery store. I went straight to the cheese counter, which had a very nice selection of domestic and imported cheeses. I bought a number to take home. I would visit this store again when I am in the area.

While I placed a $200+ order the day prior, I don't think the storefront even looked at their…read moreonline system until I walked in for pickup. It took them over an hour to make my order, during which I left. Luckily I had some errands in the area. However, orders this big are placed in advance for a reason and there was no apology when I did have to come back for the order. They also didn't label a single flavor, which was unfortunate as some were catered toward food allergies. Not a fan of what happened. Not sure how they usually handle catering orders but this was so unprofessional.

My 1-star review is solely for the manager on duty today, 1-9-25. Her communication skills are…read moreunacceptable, and from my experience, she has absolutely no managerial competence. I entered the store and purchased three apples (see the attached photo for flavors). The cases are filthy, and there are no labels inside to identify the different apples. The young man who initially assisted me was kind but unaware of the flavors; I was told the one with graham cracker was S'mores. I then asked about the chocolate (milk or dark), and he didn't know, so he asked another young lady who was also kind but uninformed. At checkout, the manager--who I did not realize was the manager--asked if I wanted her to write the names on the bags. I agreed. When she labeled the one I was told was S'mores as cheesecake, I questioned why I was given different information. Her only response was that perhaps because it has graham cracker. I told her that the store must put labels on the cases to avoid confusion. She kept saying, 'yeah, yeah.' I will teach anyone at any time how to speak to me. So I taught her and then I directly asked for the manager, and when she claimed to be the manager, I asked what she would do with my feedback beyond just saying 'yeah, yeah.' She then responded that she would note it and inform the owner. To the owner: Is this the standard of operation at your store? Simple procedures like labeling cases should be mandatory when offering multiple apple varieties. A cheat sheet for employees would also ensure everyone is on the same page. This level of service is unacceptable.