Another well worth visit. Nothing Bundt Cakes now has a Banana Pudding Cake topped with a little…read moreNilla wafer cookie. It is soooo moist, sweet and succulent. The flavor really reminds me of banana pudding. Good job guys!

I always love me some Nothing Bundt Cake never had a bad experience here…read more The new Oreo Bundt Cake was very delicious. I thought the Oreos might be soft after sitting a while but they were still nice and crunchy the next day.

Couldn't locate the "Feel Good Food Stop" on Yelp, so I am reviewing under the bakery (The Fork and…read morePie), which is essentially the same business, just different products (i.e. breakfast vs. pies). You all good with that? All right. Go here. It is the sweetest little shop working it's tail off to please their customers with authentically baked and built foods. There may be a line, or it may take a few minutes to build your sandwich. Chill. This is why you came here. If you wanted a three day old sandwich in cellophane you could have stopped at the Shell station. Her BLT w/ chicken wrap is awesome. So are the baked goods. Secret inside tip- call 15 minutes before you get there and it will be ready when you walk in. But if it's not, relax. She is bootstrapping her business and doing a great job!

Been here once on a Saturday and inventory was limited. The only pie was a blueberry and lime pie…read morewith burnt crust. I am not a fan of gluten free crust with oats. It was fairly good except wasn't fresh. I am guessing it was baked on Thursday. At 22 dollars a little high. The 3 dollar cookies were giant and tasty if you dont mind added salt on top. They had chocolate chip and sugar with sprinkles. My wife got the small 7 dollar quiche. It had spples and sausage. Was tasty but high in price. I would like to try again and will uodate my review. I dont understand why the pie crustxwas also very salty

This place is a northern Ky treasure Thanks Elizabeth and staff for making the cutest cookies and…read morecupcakes for my daughters wedding celebration Also your caramel apple cupcake is fantastic

I called several bakeries a few weeks ago looking for custom cookies for my daughter's law school…read moregraduation. One bakery told me they couldn't make cookies because it was Mother Day's weekend, even though I was picking the cookies up the Friday before. A few other random bakery calls were not very helpful. Then I remembered Little Flour and so happy I did. The cookies were absolutely beautiful and tasted divine. They were a huge hit at the party. On top of that, the price was much more reasonable than my first choice, a well known, local bakery. Highly recommend!

Hands down, best cupcakes in Cincinnati!…read more Truth is, I'm not really into sweets all that much. So when I get really excited about a desert, you know it has to be pretty dang amazing! The cupcakes are just so light and fluffy that they are perfection. To me cupcakes are all the same usually, but these standout. I brought some into work and everyone was in love. It's waaay out on the Westside and they only take cash. But it's so worth it!

The peanut butter chocolate layer cake was amazing! Very soft and moist, well balanced between…read morechocolate and peanut butter. Not too sweet. Very nice presentation as well!

Visited Busken Bakery for the first time on a recent trip to the Cincinnati area with some of my…read morefamily. We were in town to visit other family members who are local to the area, so we stopped here to pick up some treats to bring along with us on our visit. Busken Bakery is a third-generation, locally owned business in Cincinnati that has been around for nearly 100 years. They have 4 locations listed on their website, with one of them being in Eastgate/Batavia. The selection here includes a variety of homemade breads, cookies, cakes, donuts, pies, and more. Various coffee and other drinks are also available to enjoy with your treats. This location specifically is in the Eastgate/Batavia area, at the intersection of Glen-Este Withamsville Road and Old State Route 74. The storefront is the right corner unit in a small strip mall-type complex called Glen-Este Village Centre. As someone who is not from the area and had never been here specifically, it is relatively easy to navigate to. Their branding is visible on the larger sign for the shopping center, which can be read from the road. Parking here was no issue There are two rows of parking spaces at the front of the shopping center. It was not at all crowded in the complex at the time of our visit, so we easily got a parking spot just steps from the bakery entrance. Our visit here was around 12:40 PM on a Saturday in September. I am assuming the crowd for this place comes in the morning time, given the type of business it is. There were no other customers in the store at the time of our visit. The bakery also has some aspects of a cafe. There are a few bar-height tables, four-top tables, and even a kids table available for patrons in the front of the store. It would be nice to grab some goodies, a nice drink, and hang out for a little bit in the space. They even had some different reading material available for free, too. We took some time to look around at all of the different items in the bakery before deciding what we wanted to order. They have a few bakery cases at the counter filled with different cookies, dipped treats, and other pastries that can be purchased individually or in various quantities. Behind the counter was a selection of donuts. The pre-made cakes sit to the left, and are displayed so it is easy for the customer to see. Throughout the store, there are different tables and displays with the breads, pies, pre-packaged cookies, and seasonal items. I loved the nods to the Cincinnati area all around the space, including the Bengals-themed cookies, the "Chew Dey" sign, and the variety of orange/black/white items to choose from. It was fun to look around at the different items and decorations the staff put together. On the left-hand side, there are a few different coolers with a variety of cold drinks. Also, there are coffee urns with self-serve hot coffee. Greeting cards, candles, and other retail items are in this space as well. The family we were going to visit has a few young children, so we chose to get a tub of the Original Iced Cookies that were pre-packaged. They were decorated as yellow smiley faces, and were a nice size for a child or for an adult as a little treat. We liked the taste of these, and they lasted for several days afterwards. The cookies in the case looked delicious but with the nut flavoring and our particular occasion that we were buying them for, we decided against them. I personally would have loved to try them, as they all looked and sounded so good! Overall, there was a healthy selection of items throughout the store. I thought they would have more variety in terms of cookies, as it seemed like there were only a few different kinds. Same sentiment for the breads. I am not sure if it was just because we were there later in the day, or if that is the way it always is. Maybe next time I will need to stop earlier to get the full experience in this regard. The staff were attentive and helpful. Since we were the only ones in the space, I think they were overly-attentive at points, but that is fine. I am more of a shop on my own-type of shopper, so not my favorite when employees are watching my every move. However, I understand they are simply doing their job and we essentially had their undivided attention. Glad that we found this local bakery to stop at during our trip to Cincinnati! Their products were good, the storefront was decorated and appealing, the staff were all friendly. I would love to return in the future to try more of their items, including these infamous donuts I have been reading about here in other people's reviews. Would recommend giving Busken Bakery a try if you find yourself in the area.

The gals behind the counter were friendly and patient and answered every question that we had about…read moreevery donut and pastry. The donuts and pastries are big and taste very fresh. The butter muffin was so yummy and gooey on the inside. I learned today that they even have a drive thru!

I came down to the Findlay market, and heard that I needed to try out a salted pretzel from Blue…read moreOven. Line was really long on Sunday morning, maybe 40 people deep. I stood in line and patiently waited until I got to the front. When I did, I was rewarded with possibly THE GREATEST SALTED PRETZEL OF MY LIFE. The only other one I can think of that comes close is Miller's Twist in Reading Terminal Market in Philadelphia. This pretzel was literally fresh out of the oven. The lady took the little pans/trays out of the oven, put the pretzel on the rack for like 10 seconds, and then boxed it up and handed it over to me. Damn near burned my hand by trying to take it out to take a picture lol. One bite in, and I knew this was one of the best things I have ever eaten in my life. It was salty, buttery, chewy, crispy. A perfect soft pretzel. I definitely should have bought more than one. By themselves, I could have probably ate 5-6 of them, no joke. This thing was perfect! Will be dreaming about this one for awhile!

The soft pretzels here are delicious. We got them right out of the oven, so they were still warm…read moreand so soft. Be aware that this is a stall at the market, and therefore there is only seating outdoors.

I was at a restaurant nearby when I noticed this place. My husband and I decided to go in after our…read moremeal and try their cookies. I tried the cookies and cream cookie which was the recommendation of the worker. It was very good we will be back to try more flavors!

Cookies are great- the flavors aren't boring. The packaging is 10/10- everyone commented on how fun…read moreeverything looked. We were split on the purple drank- half of us loved it and half not so much. It was sweet and nostalgic yet.. somehow grown. It will make sense when you try it! If you like sweet- you will love it.

I can only judge them on their banana bread. I visited them during the Off Market event in Summit…read morePark. The gentleman running the booth was very informative and I enjoyed our conversation as he spoke in detail about the products. I only purchased their banana bread and wow, that was excellent quality. The loaf was not dry, no nuts, no chunky bits of banana. Just a nice soft loaf. If I see them again, I'll definitely buy more of just the banana bread. It was 13$ for the loaf and although I was hesitant, it was completely worth it.

I came here hoping to help heal my friend who was sick. My homie has healed since but I keep coming…read morehere because I can't go back to store bought bread and don't have time to make my own. Bottom line, I trust the ingredients that I buy here, so I keep coming back.