So let me just start this review by saying I did not visit in person, only had an online order. I…read morewas in the area for awhile waiting on a medical appointment nearby. When I say this online order made me want to visit in person, I mean it! The portions were amazing, the flavor was literally so good the picture I was planning to take of what I ordered was an afterthought. Also, this is just the sweetest thing....they wrote a personal thank you note on my bag, plus taped a wildflower to it. I legit felt bad throwing the bag away once I was done.

Homemade inventory. Delicious Food. Inviting environment…read more I got to try the coffee cake, Dubai cookies and it was delicious. The owner is super friendly and inviting. This place makes homemade pastries and desserts in house, which is rare today! I am definitely stopping by here again. TIP: they are open until 1030 PM.

Always a wide selection of options very friendly staff very well priced I just wish that they would…read morehave the fresh ice cream at this location that they have in the Hamilton location. Always interesting seeing and tasting new items and I always enjoy watching the production line running

I'm there for the ice cream. That's why I go. My neighbors with kids go there for the milk, but…read morefor me it's all about the always above average ice cream. Each trip is a tug of war of between which flavors to bring home, but no matter which three make the trip with me, they're always welcomed with open arms and open mouth. I'd put this ice cream up in a taste test against any of the fancy (and often more expensive) brands available in your supermarket. It's that good. When we go to someone's house and they offer up a brand like Häagen-Daz, Tillamok, Breyer's, or Jeni's, it's always a disappointment. They're just not as good. The rest of the store is a useful mix of daily necessities like bread and the aforementioned milk, and junk food like chips and cookies. Lastly, why is called the Trenton Farmer's Market when the location is in Lawrence Township? I realize Trenton is literally across the street, but it bugs me.

This is the least assuming place you and you might just keep passing it by and not give it a…read morechance. Well, I am here to tell you to stop in and eat everything off the menu, because it is AMAZING! We have been here twice and both times were good, but breakfast was better. I ordered the Gallo Pinto, which is a Costa Rican dish that includes black beans mixed with rice, a meat, fried cheese, egg, sausage, sweet plantains and a tortilla. The rice alone is worth having, so definitely give this a try. It is a magnificent spread that can feed two or good for sharing with a hungry toddler like mine. Hubby had the Chifrijol (black beans, white rice, crunchy fried pork layered on top pico de gallo & avocado) which was JUST as tasty just a bit small on the portion compared to mine. But a bargain for the $10 price, so absolutely give it a try for the chicharron (pork rinds) alone! Now as far as the bakery goes, we ordered a slab (yes, a mean a slab) of their corn bread and it is the best thing I've tasted in a while. It is a combination of perfectly homemade mixed with hints of the motherland that really make it out of this world. Each additional bite made it more and more appetizing. Get this. My toddler also wanted pancakes which we got 3 kid portion pancakes WITH bacon for only $4! And for a Latin spot, they make amazing pancakes! I also have to add that the service here is great, the whole restaurant is sparking clean and so cute inside. You get warm bread as you wait for your meal. The coffee is phenomenal and comes in GIANT mug. I really can't say more except...come spend your money here....order grub hub from here...and let me know if you like it!

Solid foods, great neighborhood vibe. We stumbled upon this joint before a Hot Wheel show at the…read moreCure station and couldn't be happier. Love everything we ordered. But size plates. We are big eaters and our group had 4 people, ordered 3 plates and still had leftover. Favorite was the ceviche mofongo and fried pork on beans and rice.

Sticky buns for a friend! Very popular bakery.... BELOVED!…read more I also had to get a lil box of florentines. So lovely!!! Thanks to all the hardworking people that take care of us all.

Got sticky buns, chocolate brownies and a cupcake. Everything was sooo good! We were training and…read moreso mad we didn't have the sticky bun till we left because I would have went back and bought so many more !

10/10 highly recommend . Love the wrap I got and the juice was so refreshing ! The people were nice…read morewhen I came in and they greeted me with a smile.

The cinnamon roll bites were delicious! very moist and flavorful. i definitely savored it over a…read morefew days. very kind as well, explaining everything i had questions about. they have samples for certain foods if you'd like to try before you buy

It's located on a college campus. Not much parking directly infront store…read more The cashier was super friendly and very pleasant. Cookies were a 9/10. Not much seating in store.

Excessively long wait times, the people who serve are dedicated to talking among themselves and do…read morenot attend to customers, terrible service If I could give negative stars I would give them at least 5.

Gender Reveal Ruined-- Followed By The Worst Customer Service I've Ever Experienced…read more I have never written a negative review in my life, but this experience was so upsetting and handled so poorly that I feel obligated to share it. I ordered a gender reveal cake and was extremely clear from the very beginning that this was for a gender reveal and that I needed blue on the inside and white on the outside. When I placed the order, I gave very specific directions: white on the outside, blue on the inside. I even provided a photo of exactly what I wanted. Later that same day, I called back to confirm again: white on the outside, blue on the inside. Then when I picked the cake up, I had a third confirmation point. They read the instructions back to me and again confirmed it was supposed to be white on the outside and blue on the inside. I even verbally confirmed one more time before leaving the store. So there were three separate touch points of communication confirming the exact same thing. This cake was for my first baby's gender reveal. This was a once-in-a-lifetime moment for my husband and our family. I spent time planning this, buying flowers, an outfit, and setting up something incredibly special for us. When we cut the cake during the reveal -- while filming -- the inside was completely white. No blue. Nothing. The entire moment was ruined. My husband found out we were having a boy in the most anticlimactic, confusing way possible. It was heartbreaking and honestly humiliating to have planned something so meaningful only for it to completely fall apart because of a mistake that was confirmed THREE separate times. What made this exponentially worse was the customer service afterward. When I called the next morning, I was met with rudeness and condescension. Later, when someone finally called me back, I was literally asked if I was "sure" there wasn't blue inside -- as if I didn't just cut into and dig through my own cake. I had to prove their mistake by sending photos. During that same call, I explained how rude the first person I spoke to had been. The response I got was essentially, "Yeah... she really shouldn't be answering the phone" and that she's not very good at customer service. That honestly left me speechless. If someone is not good at customer service, why are they the person answering customer calls? Especially when those calls are about major life events and serious issues? It was one of the strangest, most unprofessional interactions I have ever had with a business in my life. At no point initially did anyone apologize. I had to be visibly upset and crying before anyone even attempted to say sorry. Even the owner never called me directly -- he texted asking me to call him about a refund. When I did call, there was still no real apology, just discussion about money. Let me be very clear: This was never about the $50. This was about ruining one of the most meaningful milestones of my life and then treating me like I was an inconvenience when I called about it. People make mistakes. I understand that. But how you handle the mistake is what defines your business -- and this was handled terribly from start to finish. I have never been treated so badly by so many people from one business, especially over something tied to a major life event. I will never use this bakery again, and I will absolutely be sharing this experience with others so they can make an informed decision. If you are trusting them with an important life event, I strongly suggest reconsidering.

This is my absolute favorite bakery. The staff is friendly. They are open late for a bakery so…read moreyou can grab your favorite dessert up until 6PM. The danish is the best I've ever had and I've eaten them from Paris, to NYC, to Vienna. They make all the old fashioned faves like babka, crumb cake, and black and white cookies. I could go on and on. Cramer's just can't be beat.

This ice cream parlor is the sweetest addition to downtown Trenton. It has some outdoor seating…read moreadorned with plants and flowers, making you forget that there are hookers on the next corner. As we waiting for our ice cream sundaes to arrive, the servers came outside and gave us fresh popcorn. It was such a small but sweet (and tasty) gesture. The owner came out and gave us our ice cream sundaes and chatted with us for a while about the life of an entrepreneur. She was so kind to give us so much attention and information on her life starting businesses in the local area. The mission of this shop is so pure and you can tell that the ice cream parlor was built with so much love. The ice cream and mango italian ice were both fantastic. If you are in the area, I hope you get the chance to visit and have conversation with the family.

I'm a huge fan of ice cream in general. It is loved by almost all people in some form or another…read more And not to leave out lactose intolerant or animal conscious consumers, it is now available in plant based forms. I think in many of our cultures, getting ice cream was somewhat of a treat and possibly enjoyed while on summer vacations. In this environment it gets even better. That was my mindset when seeing TIP for the first time. Clean and brightly colored shop with very nice outdoor seating options. Going inside you encounter a clean, colorful and brightly lit space with a few more tables. The counter was plexiglassed ala Covid style. Cases held about 12 ice cream choices, with maybe 8 more ice choices. Several options looked appealing to me. I went with old faithful chocolate and paired it with something I've never had, banana split. While I liked the chocolate, I really liked the split. It did remind me of getting sundaes and such as a child. The flavors were clean in both, and not overly sweetened. A better than average creaminess, but not in the upper tier. I'd get either again, or maybe one of the rotating flavors. The ice cream is not made in house, I was informed that it is sourced from local makers. I have a few suspicions as to who they might be, but of course more research will be required;). I really enjoyed talking with the owner and his two sons. To say this is a family business and or a labor of love is just barely hitting the mark. I'm tempted to tell the whole story here but I think it's better for the curious to just visit themselves. This is a business I would love to see thrive for many years. And as they succeed it could offer hope to other businesses or even families. Trenton needed this.