Don't ever overlook this icon in the Michiana area! We picked up a few things for a coffee…read moreget-together (and snacking later). I spent 22 years in Texas, and so happy to be back! My first kieflie did not disappoint! Yum! 'Sweet' little homey place with a few tables in and outside, friendly service.

This is by far the best bakery in the South Bend area , great variety of baked goods and the…read morecustomer service is excellent! ! Do yourself a favor and stop by , it's worth the drive , you will not be disappointed

Horribly expensive, not that unique or desirable, Toxic…read morebusiness practice. Overly expensive food options. PLEASE get out of SBN airport, If you have to legally force yourself on us as a business-- especially a food business-- You're doing something wrong

The cookies were very tasty. The place looked clean and the service was quick…read more But.. prices are way too high for cookies. Four small for $8? 4 large for $16??? Cmon I know with their overhead they aren't making much, but the business model relies on a price point that is ridiculous. Prices should be half that. So again the recommendation is maybe. Cookies are really good. But prices are really high. Give four stars because the service and cookies were so good.

very friendly people and the cookies were great. Just wish they Moved a little faste.read more

I lived in Chicago for ten years, right in the city, not out in some far-flung suburb…read more And so I walked the city streets and rode the city buses and trains A LOT! At that time, approx. 15 years ago, Fannie May's were easy to find in Chicago and I would go in and buy a small bag of chocolates fairly often. Fannie May (the ORIGINAL company) was always a Chicago based candy business. They went bankrupt sometime around 2003 and were auctioned-off to a Canadian company who planned to capitalize on the history and cachet of the Fanny May name... from Wikipedia... "After purchasing Fannie May (and Fanny Farmer) from Archibald Candy, Alpine Confections moved production to the company's Green, Ohio-based Harry London Candies, which had been purchased by Alpine Confections a year earlier, hoping to make a profit with the history of the confectionery's brand and reopened it in October 2004." The point of all this back story is the RIDICULOUSLY HIGH PRICES at Fannie May Fine Chocolates now! I can remember prices being about half of what they are now back in the day when I lived in Chicago. (see vintage catalog from 2003) Today I went in to the Fannie May Fine Chocolates in Granger and wanted a few Lemon Creams and Orange Creams. I looked and looked and COULD NOT FIND A PRICE ON THE CHOCOLATES OR A PRICE SIGN ON THE WALL; ARE THEY SO ASHAMED OF THEIR PRICES???! (though they did have an price sign for their ice cream treats). I finally asked the lady what are their candy prices and she said $29.95 a pound!!! NOT A TYPO!!! $29.95 A POUND!!! WHAT, DOES THIS STUFF CURE CANCER???! I actually laughed after she said this, not to be rude, but because I literally could not believe it! I was already in the store and I had a craving for Lemon Creams (they can't get Orange Creams right now, they are bursting apart for no reason!!!...that's what the lady told me!). I bought four Lemon Creams and my total before the sale discount was over $4.00 dollars! That's OVER $1.00 per piece of candy!!! A LITTLE piece the size of a small peanut!!! The Fannie May company we all grew-up with is gone- and now we have Fannie May FINE Chocolates! I guess we're supposed to believe the word FINE makes these candies worth an almost 100% price increase!!! (see catalog from 2002-2003 season) So, I still like the candy (VERY MUCH!) but, the 2 stars is for the new company that is clearly only interested in rank profiteering off the decades of loyal customers who built the ORIGINAL Fannie May Candies, and I won't be spending much money with THEM.

This is a clean wonderful place to get chocolates with a wonderful staff!…read more I was coming in to get two boxes of chocolates, one for each grandmother, and needed help getting an assortment. The manager Sarah was kind and polite, helping pick out one box full of nut based chocolates and one box of creams. They where busy but she managed to take care of me quickly without me feeling rushed. The grandmothers loved their candy and it didn't cost me as much as I thought I would pay for gourmet candies. I will be shopping here again! Thanks Sarah and team!

Obessed. The Pecan Bars are my favorite. Just snagged a strawberry cake slice today for the first…read moretime. Amazing. Definitely check them out. Getting there early is mandatory to get what you want. They run out of certain items quick. They are on Instagram. Follow them before you head over to see what was baked for the day.

This place smells so good just walking in. Every day, they have new speciality items offered but…read morealso have some permanent staples like their huge, delicious cinnamon rolls. Today's specials were brown sugar toffee chocolate chip cookies (sold out by the time I got there), oatmeal cream pies, and lemon rosemary sandwiches. I snagged an infamous cinnamon roll, oatmeal cream pie, and lemon rosemary sandwich and my husband will be lucky if any make it home for him to try. This is such a cute woman-owned bakery and she supports other woman-owned businesses - like Red Arrow Roasters, the coffee roaster she uses out of Michigan.

This is a wonderful drive thru/ walk up custard stand we love to visit after school on hot days!…read more We visited recently last week on a very slow day for the business (unusual) and drove thru the drive thru. The young lady who helped us was very friendly with a nice smile. She let us know the flavors available and suggested her own personal favorite which was nice to hear! My daughters always get a single or double in a cup. This time it was chocolate all around! Everyone was extremely happy with the rich delicious chocolate taste of Ritters custard. It was so smooth and creamy tasting. Their scoops are very generous so we all only had just one scoop and it was more than enough! We will return again and again for a delicious after school treat or weekend dessert trip!

I pulled into the parking lot with 5 kids in my car and waited in a long line of cars, (for over 15…read moreminutes.) got all my kids' orders and when we got to the window, the guy said they're closed because I pulled in after a certain time. when I told him we HAD BEEN in line, he basically just said too bad. (calling me a liar) he wouldn't give me a manager, corporate number or even his name.. I'm pulling out with 5 disappointed kids, not only did they lose my business for tonight, but we won't be back

stopped in today before my first meeting here in town and was so surprised. The shop looks small…read morefrom the outside and even when you first walk in but there is a huge room in back with lots of working spaces. it was really busy at 11:00 on a Tuesday. Staff was really friendly and they offer a huge selection of drinks. Grabbed a Cappuccino and had the cutest bunny foam art on top. Espresso was really smooth and had a slight sweet taste making the drink very enjoyable. I will make sure I stop back by before heading out of town.

I was visiting the area because I have family there. I wanted a coffee and I heard they had good…read moresandwiches so I figured the name was cute, the photos were cute, so why not. Now parking.. not sure where I should park, but maybe it's behind the shop or possibly it's best to park on the street by the houses, who's to say lol. So after I figured out parking, my first experience was great. Service was nice. They didn't take too long and the pastries, coffee and sandwiches were so good I had to come back before my flight. But the second time, the service was sooooooooooo slow. They didn't care at all to help me and finally after making one drink I had to ask for the rest of my order to be made. Not to mention one of the baristas left to give someone a drink in the back and didn't come back for at least 5-10 mins - I don't know where this mystery person was but the sure must have been important because the barista knew damn well there was a line of people waiting to be served but apparently didn't give a damn. It felt very purposeful and quite frankly rude but I cant speak on their intentions. Great food. Great drinks. Good atmosphere. I had to take give 3 stars tho for service. Sadly that sucked.