Stopped in for a quick lunch. I love a good Cuban never having been in Flint before I thought I…read morewould give it a try. I was not disappointed. Cuban was an excellent choice, and the pastries were a delightful treat. They recommend coming in early Because the best sweets made fresh daily will often disappear before lunchtime. They served me quickly, and the store was incredibly clean. I'll be back next time. I'm in town.

This was the worst Cuban food I've had. I'm originally from Miami and have spent time in Tampa and…read moreHavana. The cheese pastelitos were not anything good that I've ever had before. The egg breakfast was smothered in cheese and ham, which I had ordered without ham. I tried ordering in Spanish and she didn't want to hear it in my American accent. The Cuban bread was a big letdown also.

While I haven't visited, I've had the opportunity to try a Raspberry Lemon cinnamon roll purchased…read moreat Nino Salvaggio. And it was amazing. Not too sweet. The perfect balance of flavors. I traditionally don't care for buttercream. But Cinnamom definitely has it figured out. The result: A dance party in your mouth! Definitely can't wait to try other flavors.

Holy moly. If you are in need of a sweet treat, this is your spot! My friend brought me this…read moreperfectly sinful cinnamon roll that was puffy and slightly crisp on the outside and HUGE! They have countless flavor combinations which all sounded amazing, but the caramel pecan was insanely good and I ate it all in one sitting- no shame! The frosting was absolutely delightful and melted wonderfully when I heated it up for a few minutes. My friend put it in the freezer over the weekend and it was perfect after thawing for 15 minutes. I would love to take a trip to their shop!

Absolutely the best cookies I've ever had. Wonderfully sweet people to serve you. This is a must…read moretry. We seen this place on the food network. So glad we seen the show.

We stumbled upon this adorable place while looking for a place to eat lunch. Needless to say we…read morewere thrilled. Teressa and Iris were amazing! And the cookies? Amazing. The perfect texture. Not to chewy, not hard at all. The prices were great too. We got a peanut butter, strawberry, lemon, the million dollar cookie and the brownie. This place is a hidden gem of Flint. Well worth a short detour off 69 to grab a bag of cookies to take home, but buy extra because after smelling that place you are sure to start eating them in the car!

Best cupcakes in the city! And lovely staff! The carrot cake and lemon raspberry are my favsread more

Best pastries ever! I will definitely be a repeat customer. I'm especially fond of the cupcakes,…read morealthough the chocolate covered strawberries are divine.

Went to wedding in Morrice and Sweet Whimsies dessert truck was there. What a delightful way to end…read morea delicious meal. Had their apple crisp and ice cream and it was amazing!!!Sandy the owner makes these desserts herself. DELICIOUS!!!

They earned each star for the love in their food, flavor, and how nice they are with customers…read more Here's a sweet couple that you'll want to sit and chat with while devouring their desserts. If you spend a few minutes chatting and see them at another event, expect that they'll remember you, that's the kind of people they are. Don't leave without trying their bread pudding. So far, it's the star. You could probably share it, there's enough and it's pretty rich. You either be full or sweeten out by the end. It's served nice and warm, perfect on a chilly fall day. For cheesecake lovers, you'll enjoy theirs. It's smooth and creamy, sweet, and not over the top. After eating it, you won't sit and regret it. At any food truck gathering, this is a must stop. Save room.

Needed some cookies for a work event and figured a bakery would be the best option. I was…read moredisappointed with the cookies as they tasted like prepackaged cookies you could pick up at any grocery store.

I sought a way to message them rather than submit a review. No way on FB, or their website. So this…read moreis just to the item I bought - maybe their other items are good. But I have to say stay away from the pineapple upside down cake. The saddest PUC I have ever tasted. $10 for a small, and after we tried small slices, it was awful - we tossed in the trash. If this had any brown sugar you could not taste it. Not everyone makes with brandy - that's fine. But dry, flavorless - even the pineapple was so-so. People were really nice. Will I return....probably not. If you go here, just avoid the PUC for sure.

Completely shocked at how large the delicious portions are! My wife jokingly said we can't come…read moreback if we've already eaten a meal.

Horrible customer service. Didn't say you're welcome when I said thank you loud and clear.read more

First of all, let me say how kind and welcoming she is! She let us sample several flavors before we…read moredecided on the purple one and the cookie butter, both were absolutely delicious. The purple one, made with Filipino yams, was especially unique. The texture was perfect: not quite a pudding and not quite a cheesecake, but somewhere in between. It wasn't overly sweet, which made it even better. You'll find her right by the entrance when you walk into the farmers market. I'll definitely be back, the service was excellent, the atmosphere was fun, and the food was amazing. The market can get quite busy and crowded so it's best to go early lots of things sell out.

Beautifully displayed small cakes that are the perfect to go dessert or gift for the holidays. The…read morecakes are moist and have the perfect amount of frosting.

While we are visiting our youngest daughter and her new husband in Flint, MI, she took us around to…read morenumerous favorite locations to eat--and this one quickly became a standout. If crepes had a fan club, I'd be the slightly overenthusiastic member handing out pamphlets on the street--and this place would be my headquarters. The Flint Crepe Company absolutely nails what you hope for when you walk into a spot like this--and then casually raises the bar just to show off a little. The menu? Loaded. Sweet, savory, "how is this even a crepe?"-level creative options that make choosing feel like a high-stakes life decision. You'll stand there pretending to read carefully, but really you're just trying to emotionally prepare for the fact that you can't order everything. (Yet.) For the record, I went with the Monte Cristo crepe--because apparently I like to live boldly--and it came drizzled with a raspberry jam that was so good it deserves its own fan base. Sweet, savory, a little indulgent... basically everything you want in one bite. Our daughter had the Lemon Drop, which somehow managed to be both bright and perfectly balanced without knocking you over with sweetness, and my wife opted for a savory crepe--which the two of them strategically split--because why choose between sweet and savory when you can just outsmart the system and have both? The vibe hits that perfect sweet spot: a little college-town energy, a little hipster charm, but not in a "you need a philosophy degree to order coffee" kind of way. It's welcoming, laid-back, and just cool enough to make you feel like you accidentally discovered something special. And can we talk about the staff? Genuinely excellent. Friendly without being overbearing, efficient without feeling rushed--they make the whole experience feel easy in the best way. Now, I don't usually include a bathroom review unless something has gone terribly wrong... but in this case, it's the opposite. Immaculate. Like, "did someone just clean this five seconds ago?" immaculate. It matters. It always matters. Bottom line: I love--no, love--this place. It's the kind of spot you plan to casually try once and then somehow end up emotionally attached to. Whether you're a crepe connoisseur or just someone who enjoys food that makes you pause mid-bite and go, "okay, wow," this place delivers. Highly recommend. Just don't blame me when you start planning your next visit before you've even left.

Flint Crepe Company is a must-visit breakfast-brunch spot in downtown Flint, for more reasons than…read moreI can fit into any review. There is plenty of seating, and they open up outdoor seating when warmer weather comes. Despite how busy it gets, you will find seating opens up pretty fast. The staff are kind, quick, and knowledgeable, and prices are reasonable for the caliber of quality you get with every menu option. They also have a seasonal menu that is worth keeping an eye on as it cycles throughout the year. Every dish I've ever had from here has been a feast for all my senses. I recently got the Michigan Smoke and substituted their roasted garlic cream sauce for the BBQ sauce- it was seriously delightful!!!! I usually get their egg crepe and they also have seasonal drinks.