Excellent cake. Moist, delicious, and wonderfully decorated. Service is very friendly. Highly…read morerecommended.

I purchased a cake for my son's birthday. It was not inexpensive, but it was delicious. Among the…read morebest cakes I've eaten in years. At Tip Top, you get what you pay for. I recommend it highly. Worth every penny.

Google ai emphatically states that The Village Bakery makes and sells authentic cheesecake,…read morehowever, after we drove there to purchase it, the fellow behind the counter of awesome sweet treats, he told us they don't make it sell cheesecake, and never have. Yes, that was a total bummer! I will be a customer at the Village Bakery & Cafe, but I give Google ai 0 stars!!!

Lovely fresh food stop. Bakery on one side and casual restaurant on the other side…read moreFresh bakery items,fresh salads and sandwiches Related atmosphere. Quick service They bake the sandwich bread themselves Locally owned and local produce Definitely worth the effort to get there

Fresh and Delicious! Three of us enjoyed our lunch in a pretty setting outside under a big tree…read more We waited a little bit to order, but our food came out correct and our meal was relaxed and everything was as we ordered. Definitely worth a visit to the area. Very close to Carl Sandberg Home is you're looking for a reason to go there. We all Sid we will go back again.

Popular place without enough parking for their customers. A line out the door! Helpful staff…read moreworking to keep the line moving. A fair warning that every thing is made to order so anticipate a wait is posted. We had the turkey and avocado on 9-grain and the special chicken salad on ciabatta. Both were good. Sorry no pictures. We were pretty hungry by the time they were delivered to us, that we ate them without thinking about stopping for a photo shoot. Generous size and stuffed full of fresh ingredients. Even the tomato on my sandwich was great! Indoor and outdoor seating available. Indoors was full of flies (remember the line out the door? It was opened the entire time we were there.)

Scrumptious is one word to describe Walnut Street Bakery and divine would be another!!! Each week…read morethey have different soft serve ice cream with unique flavors. Pictured below is a piece red velvet cake that was moist and magnificent!!

I have stopped here several times and I have tried something different every time. Can't go wrong…read morewith anything here.

I received the most beautiful (vegan!!!) wedding cake from Cardamom Bakeshop as well as some mini…read morecupcakes for guests. The team allowed us to do a tasting to choose our flavors, which was the perfect set up. It was a hard choice but we decided on the peaches and cream and pumpkin spice for our cake. I shared my inspo picture of a very intricate cake (which was literally AI), but Cardamom replicated it and made it an even more beautiful, real cake. I could not be happier with our cake. It represents my husband and me; our last name is Wren so there are beautiful wren birds represented on our cake. I highly recommend Cardamom Bakeshop to anyone and everyone!!

The hubby wanted to treat me to something sweet. He found this bakery online so we tried it out. We…read moregot a Ginger Molasses Cookie, an Almond Cardamom Cookie, a Salted Caramel French Macaron and a Cheesecake topped with cherries. The hubby raved about the ginger molasses cookie. He started eating it as soon as we got in the car so that's why I only have a pic of part of the cookie. He saved the cheesecake for dessert that evening. He said it was delicious. I had half of the macaron this morning. I probably should have eaten it right away because it was a little dry. Also, I'm comparing it to actual French macarons I ate it Paris. It didn't measure up to the real thing. It is a quaint shop with a couple of tables if you want to eat there. There is a nice variety of cakes, cupcakes, cake pops, chocolates, desserts and cookies. Great place to go if you are creating a Dessert Charcuterie Board. Since the hubby is the one with the sweet tooth I'm basing my scoring on his comments.

The girl that ran the front when I went in was great however, it was filthy. I get stuff gets on…read morethe floor when you're dealing with icing and dough, but at some point someone should sweep. The cookies are just ok. Not worth the money in my opinion. We've never had anything that was worth the money rather.

I stopped by Crumbl Cookies in Easley today to check it out. It seems like the sign has been there…read moreFOREVER, but no Crumbl Cookies. This was my first visit, and to me it's very unorganized. People coming in and standing around waiting for either an online order before they came to the store, or an online order placed in the store, then you have workers trying to get out to take cookies to the curbside delivery(which was a lot faster than the other three ways to order). You also have the option of placing an order to a live person. After placing my order while waiting in line a lady asked me if I got my two free cookies, nothing was there to let me know this(on purpose I'm sure) there were other people that missed the free cookies. I got the four cookies for $14 and some change, I don't remember exactly, and the phone receipt didn't come up on my phone, this place is so disorganized. I understand it's new, but it's been open for several weeks now. Back to the cookies, I ordered online in the store, I got the two milk chocolate chip, the pink velvet cake and a banana cream cookie, that's served chilled. The chocolate chip was my favorite, these cookies are pretty big and they're big enough to share. The cookies was warm and chewy and crispy. The pink velvet tasted like a sugar cookie, the banana cream was interesting, with banana pudding and a vanilla wafer on top. Now the cookies do look like the cookies dancing on the website,and they have a good taste to them. Hopefully they will get more organized as time goes by or by the time I go in there again. The three stars are for how disorganized it is. Will update later.

Cannot say enough good things about this bakery! We hosted a Girl Scout event here and the owner…read moreand team could not have been better! They were so sweet and patients with the girls. The shop is full of cupcakes, cookies, scones (sweet and savory), bars, whoopie pies - the list goes on! The girls made a bunch of different sweets - so far we tried the brownie and snickerdoodle cookie. Both were EXCELLENT . Excited to try apple cider donuts (in pic) next

GF/DF Cupcakes are AMAZING. I don't usually bother eating cake of any kind since I had to go gluten…read moreand dairy free about nine years ago because it's always a disappointment. But a friend had these at her party the other night and insisted I try them... Moist, tasty cake, and creamy icing! Best I've ever had! I will definitely be searching this bakery out for future cravings.

Not a fan. I purchased two different kinds of trubochki, and both were stale. Puff pastry trubochki…read moreshould be soft, light, and flaky, but these were hard and tasted like they had been sitting out for days. It was really disappointing to pay $3 each for pastries that weren't fresh. I was expecting much better quality.

Food organic, homade foods, every tea you can come up with with great prices, every fish you can…read morethink of speciality desserts and breads', and Salads, homade soaps, all kinds of kefir

Having grown up with a melting pot of post/World War II immigrants who settled around Chicago, the…read moreCzechoslovakian "kolace" (plural of kolach) were well-known and beloved. Imagine a soft ball of bread acting as a plate for cooked apples, pears, sometimes cottage cheese. The Kolache Factory on 153 in Powdersville, SC, takes this simple but grand treat and expands from the sweet treats (fruit, cream cheese) to sausage, ham, egg, pepperoni, bacon, brisket, potato, and more. Go! Try! The Italian Chicken is so far my favorite. (If I have to choose.) Marinated chicken breast, cream of mushroom, and cheddar! They also have cinnamon rolls & twists, strudel, croissants, party trays, coffee, hot chocolate, and hot tea.

Had to Google what a kolache was, and honestly, that search changed the trajectory of my road trip…read morethrough Powdersville. Conveniently right off the interstate with a drive-thru, Kolache Factory became my accidental breakfast detour. The buns were so so soft and slightly sweet, stuffed with fillings that somehow nailed the "not too saucy, not too dry" sweet spot. Basically the ideal portable food for eating one-handed. The Ranchero kolache was the winner for me: bright, fresh flavors over the heavier gravy-style options all day. The pepperoni kolache, though, tasted a little too close to a Hot Pocket. And the cinnamon roll? Perfectly edible and... completely forgettable. Pass on it and get another kolache instead. If you're into spinach-artichoke dip energy, the Chicken Florentine Stuffed Croissant will do you just fine. Only downside: the inside felt a little visually loud with coffee merch OMG everywhere and glittery holiday wreaths fighting for attention while I was trying to focus on my dough-based happiness.