Although Nana's cottage does have lots of good items to choose from the one thing that they lack is…read morecustomer service they are completely rude they treat you as if you are convict they mentioned security cameras very loudly and always over your shoulder while you're shopping treating you as if you are a thief I love to shop there until they just changed they got really really s***** their attitude sucked and they're not nice to people so I would not recommend going there if you like customer service because that is something they very very much need to work on.. Lol

From the owner: Our business focuses on providing our customers with high quality, home made sweets. We are also…read moregenerous with our portion sizes. We specialize in cookies but are branching out into other sweet treats.

Literally the BEST cake and cupcakes, not to mention BEST TASTING CHOCOLATE COVERED…read moreSTRAWBERRIES!!!!! I have done every occasion through them. They do every holiday possible, even my rainbow baby. They are very easy to work with and will do whatever YOU want. I'm not the best at knowing what I want, but they always end up with the perfect idea. They are personal and not crazy expensive. I will recommend EVERYONE I know to Mad Batter Bakery! You guys are truly amazing!!!

Best pies around this area. I don't buy them anymore because of my sugar issues, but I would if I…read morecould. I have to drive into Tyler now for sugar free stuff.

The pecan praline pie is super and delicious. This is the place to stop and get a delicious pie!…read moreService was great and staff knowledgeable and it is located in a neat place.

A wonderful experience and timely delivery! Smith Sweet…read moreTreats is a company that will be around for many years to come. Always smiling, Kelly delivers many baked delicacies that will satisfy any sweet tooth!!! Wether you enjoy her variety of cookies or a intricately decorated cakes, you are sure to leave a happy customer and a returning friend! Smith Sweet Treats gets 5 stars from me....Bill

From the owner: Cakes, cupcakes and cookies, specialty cookies and cakes. Wedding cakes, birthday cakes smash…read morecakes and all sweets and treats

Blue Horse is such a blessing to Nacogdoches! They are SO friendly and really do great work…read more Flavors are amazing and I've never ever ever had less than a great experience at blue horse and I've been going there for 2 years! I needed a last minute birthday cake, and they made it happen! Side note: their chocolate cake pops are the best I've ever had.

Bottom Line: Fudge bacon brownie had serious heft, but came…read moreup short on namesake flavors or integrity/structure. Top Line: Picked up a Blue Horse fudge bacon brownie $6 at Brendyn's BBQ yesterday along with a meal, saving the brownie as a treat for today. So returned to Brendyn's this afternoon to get tea for eating the brownie. Brownie is seriously heavy!! Very, very moist beneath the layer of baby chocolate chips and extraordinarily tender of crumb. Too much so I found. The block of chocolate cake-like brownie crumbled into pieces as I tried to pick it up. I finally resorted to pinching off small wads of it to pop into my mouth. While being very moist with oil density, the flavor profile was about on par with a supermarket bakery brownie. Plenty of chocolate taste, but minimal (if any) bacon smokiness shining through. Fudge's buttery brown sugar sweetness or cream's richness were likewise AWOL. So I'd say this was a decent $2.50 brownie. But nowhere near justifying the $6 ticket price I paid to get it, in spite of its moistness. If I'm in the neighborhood of Blue Horse's sticks 'n bricks location I may hit them up for a cupcake or some such to see how that flies. But no more brownies from them for me.

Amazing coffee and pastries. Cute shop with some great book selections as well. Dolly Parton was a…read moreclassic!

Love this place, love the food, and always look forward to bringing my girls here when we're in…read moretown visiting their grandparents. It's every little girl's Fancy Nancy -inspired bakery dream! I was so excited to discover that Tuesdays are gumbo and beignet days! Within 20 minutes of learning about this (new-to-me) special, we were walking through LP's doors. After ordering, the cashier came over and informed me that they only had two beignets left, despite the fact that I had already paid $7.50-$8 for a trio about 10 minutes earlier. I asked what the alternative would be, considering I had already paid for three. Her response was essentially just asking if two would be okay. Well... I guess they have to be, right? I suggested perhaps substituting the missing beignet with their cheapest cookie, since I had specifically ordered the trio because there were three of us. Apparently, there was some confusion with my suggestion because she again just asked if two beignets would be okay. I mean... what exactly are my other options here? I eventually just settled and said, "Sure, I guess." Two minutes later, she returned to let me know their inventory system was incorrect and they only had one of the sandwiches I ordered, so I needed to choose something else. No big deal! These things happen, and I completely understand. But apparently, substitutions *are* an option after all!? Meanwhile, my toddlers had begun fighting over the two desserts meant for three people. So, I went back to the counter and explained the situation to a different cashier. I asked if we could substitute the missing beignet for a sugar cookie, which was $2.50....almost exactly what I had paid per beignet. She double-checked the math and happily agreed. Hooray, day saved! Except... now BOTH toddlers wanted the beautiful, glittery sugar cookie. No problem! I went back to the counter to purchase another one. The cashier rang me up, I swiped my card, and we went about our day. Fast-forward to getting home and looking at my receipt: $4.50 for one $2.50 sugar cookie. Somehow, I had been charged for a completely different cookie. Now, in the grand scheme of things, $2 isn't going to make or break me. It's certainly not worth driving back over, considering I'd probably spend more than that in gas. But it IS frustrating to be charged incorrectly twice in one visit, within a 45-minute span, by two different employees. I genuinely love this bakery and will absolutely continue visiting, but I think there's room for improvement when it comes to inventory accuracy, communication, and handling situations where customers have already paid for items that aren't available. A simple, proactive offer to substitute or refund the missing item would have made the entire experience much smoother. And a little more attention at checkout (on my part too I guess) would have prevented the second issue altogether. Still love LP's, still love the food, just a slightly frustrating experience during an otherwise anticipated visit!