Cookies are delicious and I love that it's not always the same. Only issue is that they must not…read morewash they're baking sheets between batches. I have a peanut allergy and if they are offering anything that week containing peanut butter I risk transfer even if the cookie I'm getting does not contain peanut butter itself.

I am a new customer to Crumbl. When I came into the store, I was very warmly welcomed. I wasn't…read morefamiliar with the "routine" so the clerk explained the different flavors available. Apparently the flavors change weekly. The large cookie I ordered (snickerdoodle cupcake) was delicious! I would definitely return to try other flavors.

Their lunch options are amazing!!!!!!! The cookies are unique and good as well. Def recommend.read more

Just Rennie's cookies are truly amazing! I was on the fence about delivery cookies- thinking dry,…read morebland, stale- but none of those words remotely describe their product. The first one I tried was the Oatmeal Raisin - not usually my top pick. However, it was absolutely incredible! Soft, chewy, full of flavor- if it was warm I would've believed it just came out of the oven. Pricing is fair for the quality of these cookies. The cookies themselves are fairly inexpensive, the real cost comes in the delivery. But what an amazing gift to send (or receive)! This place is now on my list of favorites and I bet anyone who has received a box of their cookies would be in 100% agreement.

Whew! Lord! Where do I start? There's not a single bad thing in the place. I haven't tried…read moreeverything on the menu but I'mma reckon a guess, based on the fair amount of things I have tried and by the EXTREME FRESH AND PHENOMENAL QUALITY that i'm right. The chicken pot pie is unlike ANY I've ever tried before, its got a unique taste that I absolutely love. It's not a strong overpowering taste, and it's just the right amount of salt (I think those Marie Calendars pot pies are WAY too salty). Even when the pot pies are frozen they're not overly dry like a store frozen pot pie. You'll be ruined forever, and broke, ya'll no joke. When I was younger, there was a pie shop that made strawberry pies with a sugar glaze, not the gel glaze that's common these days. I've looked forever for a place that didn't make a strawberry pie with that nasty overpowering gel glaze. OMG. I don't know what kind of glaze they use in it. It could be a gel glaze but they just use less of it. I don't know. Maybe it's a different kind of gel? But this strawberry pie is the ONLY kind I can eat. For reals. I literally hate every other kind I've had so far, besides the ones I had when I was young. I also pride myself on making a mean apple pie. My grandma is an old school woman and when I was young, reeally little, she taught me how to make one without measuring spoons or cups or anything. I've had a lot of people tell me I make the best apple pie they've ever tasted. Well, I've been beat. And I do not admit defeat often. I give credit where its due, but not often do I admit being beaten. Admittedly, the best apple pie I've ever had. I've also never really had a pecan pie I've liked but when I heard this amazing lady threw chocolate chips in one I got a few of her pie bites and oh my goodness. That's my favorite so far. I cannot wait to try a good portion of the rest of her flavors. I also think its admirable and amazing that she carries blackberry pie, a berry native to my father's home state. The pie was also good!

I'm being generous giving three stars. I purchased a small banana cream pie (got a coconut cream…read morepie) and a full sized cherry pie for a total of $50 minus a few pennies. I was excited to try "from scratch " baked goods. The crusts were average, did have a nice texture but did not taste homemade. The top crust of the cherry pie was a little undercooked. There was a lot of filler in the cherry pie, hence less cherries. The cherries did have a nice texture and tart flavor. High crust to filling ratio. The coconut pie was very sweet and had a nice consistency, though it was not what is ordered. I did not want to drive back to the bakery so sharing the pie with others. For the price, the pies were subpar and did not have a homemade flavor.

Best bakery in Newburgh! Quality ingredients, delicious treats, always fresh. Pair that with…read moreoutstanding service and you have a fan for life!!!

Desserts here are absolutely amazing! They have done 2 special occasion cakes for us as well and…read moreeveryone LOVED them. Highly recommended if you are looking for a quick treat or need something for your event.

The staff was very welcoming and the case of pastries was very attractive with the cookies and…read morepastries. I only tried the little viral fruit. I got the cheapest one ($10). While it was a fun little thing to try and was moderately tasty. I'm not sure I would want to spend that except on special occasions.

By far the best cookies we have had. The presentation is amazing and fun but the taste far exceeded…read moremy expectations. The quality and taste beats any other place we've tried. The service is excellent as everyone is so kind. We will be returning!

This is as good as it gets on the small-town ice cream circuit. I began going here as a teenager,…read moreback when it was still "Tastee-Freez"; it was THE reason to make the trek to Boonville and the quality was unbeatable for the price. I no longer live in the Evansville area and have visited plenty of other über-Americana ice cream shops in the years since, yet I still feel this is the best I've come across. Whenever I visit Evansville, I'm once again all too willing to make a detour for TF. The Hoosier Experience™ just isn't complete until you've had real talk and a peanut butter milkshake with friends at a TF picnic table, as the sun sets and mosquitos bum-rush you from all sides. Ahhh, to be young again...

2026 UPDATE BELOW: I…read morewas here in 2023 and they weren't ringing up my order, they were just telling me that it came to $5.50 for a large chocolate & vanilla twist cone. The sign said the price was just over $3.. something like $3.25 or $3.29... but when I asked how they came up with $5.50, the lady said "you're forgetting about tax"... I said, you're charging 60 or 70% tax??? I said, no thanks... Seems like someone might have been trying to pocket something... Anyway, a few weeks later, I was here again and that was only because I was riding with someone else. I ordered the same thing and it came to $4.19... if that was tax, then they are charging at least 25% tax. Came back a couple of weeks later and got the exact same thing... they charged me less than $3.50. Never went back again. 2026 UPDATE: So, I did go back when in town visiting relatives. Got a medium cone this time. It was $3.49 and no one tried to overcharge me with an outrageous "tax" - was charged about $3.75. BUT... the "medium" cone was like a small or 'kiddie' cone. It was a very small cone with hardly any ice cream. When I asked to verify that they gave me the right size, they said it was a medium. The people behind me had several kids who got "small" cones; all of their cones were at least triple the size of what I was served.

This is a weekly spot for us! Whether you're trying the soft serve ice cream or getting a burger…read moreand fries, you will not be disappointed. There is always a line, but it moves fast and is worth the wait.

Always look forward to the summer season for this store to reopen. Love the food and ice cream…read moreselections. Staff is friendly and efficient. Service is pretty quick for such a popular place. Outdoor seating is well maintained.

An absolutely wonderful experience back in my hometown last weekend at Honey Moon Coffee on the…read morewest side! What a sweet and cozy spot that gives the west side a fantastic spot for a quick coffee, yummy bite, or nice place to hangout with friends or get work done! The place has been around for a hot minute now. I just haven't had a chance to go check it out! So, I obviously had to squeeze in a second and grab some yumminess! I obviously needed to snag a couple stickers and a bag of roasted coffee to take home to try. I'm a whole bean kind of gal, so I was happy to see they were selling whole beans with the option to have it ground for you in-store. These are the drinks I walked away with... Lavender lemonade (pre-bottled) Iced Mama Bear Chai (a honey syrup with a banana cream cold foam) Iced Baklava Latte with Soy (a recommendation by the barista) Iced DECAF Brown Sugar Latte with Soy (recommended by the barista) In total, so 4 drinks, 1 bag of beans, and 3 stickers came out to $50. I was a little shocked by the price. I'd expect that or something close to it in Ohio, but I wasn't expecting Evansville to be so close in price (that's probably just due to ignorance and lack of being back in town, if I'm being quite honest). For the quality of everything I got and for the sake of supporting local, I'm not mad and would do it again! The baristas were super sweet and surprised I'd just trust them to make me whatever they suggested. They wanted my opinion as soon as they were done making everything. At first, the Mama Bear Chai sounded odd. I couldn't picture the honey and banana in a drink, but once I tried a sip, it was delicious!! I'm wanting to go back for breakfast the next time I'm in town. I love that they have vegan options too for those who keep plant based!

In town for an overnight, and some of my local friends raved about this place. Had to try it!…read more It's a very spacious shop on the inside, with two levels of seating, and and outside dining area We came in on Saturday morning, and my goodness, they were slammed! I felt this was a good sign. Ordered a beekeeper latte (honey and cinnamon) and it was very good! We also ordered breakfast - I tried their dark moon bubble waffle, and my wife had one of their breakfast bagels. High praise for both items. The bubble waffle was fantastic! This place is worth checking out if you are in the Evansville area!