Wellll, let me tell you. I thought I registered for the event at the Ferndale location, and had…read morebeen looking forward to visiting this bakery... So, I didn't register, but of course I made a purchase well, purchases. I bought 1 oatmeal raisin cookie, 1 chocolate cupcake, 2 Blake's donuts annnnd 1 scoop of butter pecan ice cream in a waffle cone. It was very nice when I walked in, the space was clean, the deliciousness was beautifully displayed. It was good to see so many of Blake's Apple Orchard items for sale here. It was kind of quiet, well after the family (father? and 2 children left) nice place to sit and enjoy your goodies, scroll, etc. When I came on Yelp to write my review, I noticed there's one in Grosse Pointe, MI. Glad to know there's one closer that I can return to visit. Ohh, I almost forgot, the ice cream was Really good, I didn't taste like a diet fail at all. The Blake's donut, well you know... aren't they all good? The cupcake was light and the icing was perfect. Now, let me tell you about their oatmeal raisin cookie (my favorite by the way) Man, was that cookie good. All of the goodies were excellent. Nothing was too sweet or off. I really enjoyed everything purchased. You gotta go!!!

They won my whole heart with the PUPCAKES!!!! Any time I can bring a treat home for my Rottweiler…read morepuppy, I will!!! We purchased a mix of items to sample two different types of cheesecake, some ini cupcakes cookies and of course the pup cake. My fur baby devoured it. He can be a little picky so that speaks volumes!! We were the only ones in the shop on this super cold, snowy winter day but the service was still impeccable!!

From the moment you walk in, the atmosphere feels warm, welcoming, and full of that true local…read morecharm that makes you feel like part of the family. The cookies are hands down the best in Ferndale, fresh, creative, and absolutely incredible every single time. What really makes Detroit Cookie Company special, though, is that it is a local family run business owned by some of the nicest people you will ever meet, you can truly feel the heart, pride, and care they put into everything they do. Thank you DCC

I stopped in for a peanut butter cookie & ate it before I snapped a picture. This is the other…read morecookie I chose. I can't remember the name of it but I know it has potato chips and a buttery flavor. 8/10 I heated it up! Customer service is pretty good. The customer ahead of me wasn't ready to order and they asked me to go ahead while they figured out what they wanted. They do have numerous choices. The peanut butter cookie was ok 7/10. I prefer golden brown with crispy edges. I came here because it's closer than my regular bakery. They have several spots for parking on the side of their building (which is convenient).

Updating my review as I finally got some of the tiramisu that I longed for after my initial review…read more My review still stands. 5 stars. 10/10 experience. Top notch customer service. Delightful treats and local goods. I was able to snag one of the tiramisu tins before Christmas time. No, it was not for me to share with friends and family for Christmas, it was literally just for me, myself, and I. It took me a full week to eat it, and it was absolutely delightful from the first bite all the way to the last. I can't wait for these to come back - this time I just might consider sharing with friends and family.

Looks interesting. I hope it's worth the $85 spent…read more My three chocolate croissants were forgotten the first round. I had to go back to go get my three croissants that I wanted ffirst visit. I got three loaves of the poppyseed, lemon bread, three chocolate chunk, banana bread, coffee cake, two breakfast sandwiches and three chocolate croissants. $64 + $19.50 The croissant loaf looks interesting, it' comprises of six croissant dough to make the loaf. The breakfast sandwich biscuit is quite good. The biscuit is a bit dry, but still flaky. The egg is light and fluffy and thick too. The coffee cake, lemon poppy seed, breakfast sandwich and chocolate croissant were all yummy. The lemon iced frosting is prominent and good. Not a huge fan of the nuts. The chocolate croissant is really good. Chunky blocks of chocolate. The croissant is super light and flaky. The Coffee cake is crumbly, slightly dry, but great with tea or coffee. The chocolate chunk is just okay, not my jam.

Everything I got was to die for! I don't live close, but I want to come back so bad. I especially…read moreloved the cheesecakes and the macarons.

best. bakery. ever. the nutella croissant is a banger…read more honestly everything is so good. the workers are so lovely. pls come here. trust. i will be back.

I came here on a Sunday before heading to the Rustbelt Market next door, and had a great…read moreexperience! I ordered a matcha latte and the cherry almond loaf. The latte was delicious, and the loaf was sooo good. It had almost a pound cake-like texture. Dense in the best way, and the perfect amount of sweetness. I ended up grabbing a table to sit at, and enjoyed the ambiance and people around me. I will say it's pretty small in there though -- probably less than 10 tables, so I wouldn't count on getting a seat. Regardless, a great space to grab a coffee or tea and treat to go!

On a cold morning in Michigan I stepped in here to grab a nice hot cup of coffee. I normally always…read morego for something iced, but when it's single digit temps out there, I go with hot. They have seasonal syrups, but they do not offer seasonal drink specials. That's no problem! I asked the barista what he would recommend with their house made ginger molasses syrup and he made me a latte. I appreciated that it wasn't just some sugar bomb, this coffee had character. The ginger comes through the coffee and it really was very enjoyable. The place has a few tables and it was busy for this frigid morning. Cool spot, good coffee!

Great bakery...Crispellis is my go to for a personal pizza and dessert, but I haven't tried the…read morebakery/cafe until today. In my search for great pastries, I was not disappointed. They had fresh chocolate croissants, almond croissants, ham and cheese croissants, a wall of bread loaves, Scones, personal quiches in many flavors, Danish, cookies, etc. I ended up buying more than I meant to, a chocolate croissant, an almond croissants, a ham and cheese croissants, and a quiche Lorraine. All amazing. The service was quick and friendly. I was even asked if I wanted my pastries warmed up. I did get a large coffee to go, as well. It wasn't the freshest cup, but tasty regardless. If your searching for quality pastries (and probably bread, too), just run here fast.

I've enjoyed everything I've tried from here. I stop in occasionally for bread or pastries and…read moreusually end up with a few more items. Most recently I bought a loaf of pepper parmesan bread - it was a huge hit at my house. It toasted up great. I've gotten the pastrami sub a few times, it's huge - at least for me - and I can get 2 lunches out of it. All of the pastries are delicious - it makes it hard to choose. The staff is super efficient, making for barely any wait time. It's clean inside, there are tables for eating in if you want, and there is generally just a nice atmosphere. Definitely a go to spot for a nicer loaf of bread or a yummy treat.

Dutch Girl Donuts is more than just a donut shop -- it's a straight-up Detroit institution. If…read moreyou're from here, you already know. That bright sign on Woodward isn't just a place to grab a dozen; it's part of the city's DNA. Growing up, my grandmother went there all the time. And when I say all the time, I mean ALL the time. Weekends, random afternoons, "just because" mornings -- Dutch Girl was the move. Some of my favorite childhood memories are walking in and being hit with that sweet, warm smell of fresh donuts and seeing the cases stacked with every kind you could imagine. It felt like magic as a kid. The donuts themselves? Classic, no-frills, done-right Detroit goodness. Soft, fresh, and generously glazed or filled -- the kind of donuts that don't try to be trendy or over-the-top. They don't need to. They've been holding it down for generations. That's the beauty of a true staple: consistency. You always knew exactly what you were getting, and it was always good. If I'm being honest, the only reason I'm not rushing there now is because I had SO many of their donuts growing up that I might have maxed out my lifetime quota . When you've had that much of something, you need a little break. But that doesn't take away from what they are to the city. Dutch Girl Donuts represents Detroit pride -- resilience, tradition, and community. It's one of those places that connects generations. My grandmother loved it, I grew up on it, and new families are still making memories there today. In a city that's all about loyalty and roots, Dutch Girl stands tall. Forever a Detroit classic.

3days ago i was here. I missed these fresh donuts! Yes it still tastes amazing. We had the cinnamon…read moreroll doughnut, and the lemon filling. Unfortunately the customer service wasn't as great as I remember. My partner walked in, and there was no greeting and basically no acknowledgment. The lady was just on her cell phone the entire time he was trying to order. I used to come here a lot with my best friend and I'll be back for more donuts . We used to love calling them in advance so they could be very fresh w/o a wait.