Oh. MY!!! Just wow. I happened across this little piece of sweet heaven today and was greeted by…read morethe sweetest, most helpful lady who was happy to answer allllll of my many questions. I ordered a slice of carrot cake, a peanut butter fudge brownie and took home a braided multigrain loaf. The multigrain loaf is a deal at just $5 and it is very soft. The carrot cake was so moist and flavorful... oh my!!! The icing ... drool. My husband was blown away by the peanut butter brownie. Suffice it to say if I lived in Tupelo I would be a weekly customer - so good!!

Simply Sweet by Margarette is a hidden jewel in Tupelo. It is about as local of a lunch place &…read moreextremely fine bakery, as one could find. Margarette is such a kind soul. Her meals & baked goods are divine. She sells lots of beautiful candies, both regular & sugar-free! Her homemade breads & pretzels are delicious! My personal favorite cake is her apple cake with caramel! OMG! Heaven on a plate. Buy one piece & you will soon be buying the entire cake! Everything about Simply Sweet is magnificent! The service is laid back kindness! I love eating here every time!

CRAVE has moved to a new location since I was last here a few years ago, and I have to say, it's in…read morea much better spot now right downtown! The new decor is adorable and feels very modern--definitely has that 2024/25 vibe. As soon as you walk in, it almost feels like you're in a big city, not the South! I ordered a vanilla latte with oat milk and a couple of blueberry muffins (which were delicious, by the way!). They had a variety of other breakfast items, but most were not vegetarian-friendly. My only suggestion would be to include some pork-free or more vegetarian options on the menu, but that's a small note compared to the overall great experience. The staff was incredibly friendly and helpful, especially in guiding me toward food options. Overall, I think this might be the best coffee shop in Tupelo--definitely a must-visit!

Crave is a cute dessert and coffee shop in Tupelo, MS with some breakfast items open 7 days a…read moreweek. I walked in and could see this as a very popular spot for preteens and teenagers as well as family outings. It's so cute and the decor is social media worthy. I was short on time and couldn't get the skillet cookie, no time to sit and enjoy it so the young lady at the counter gave me some great recommendations. I chose the Salted Caramel Cheesecake. It was put together nicely as a to go order. I really enjoyed the sauce and toffee pieces on top. The chocolate crust was a nice touch. Now, to be fair I wanted to taste each component separately and the cheesecake was not as rich as I had hoped, it tasted like one of those quick 3 step recipes and that's ok in a hurry. I plan on going back when I have more time to try the skillet cookie and report back.

Ordered this beautiful cake with cupcakes. It was fudge marble. The cake itself was delicious and…read moreperfect. The icing was amazing, the leopard lining was also edible and yummy. I heard great things from an Internet search and they lived up to it!

The cake you guys made for my father's 70th birthday was absolutely delicious. It was so pretty &…read moreeveryone commented about how tasty it was! Without a doubt this is the best cake in Tupelo! Thank you.

While working out of town, my coworkers and I decided to try Rosie's at the recommendation of our…read moreclients. It's located in the downtown area. Right when you walk in, you smell the greatness of sweets. The bakery is very cute inside and also has little chairs for the kids which is a great feature when bringing the kids for a treat. We got a dozen cupcakes (red velvet, wedding cake, strawberry, chocolate). The price was also really good compared to what I've normally paid back in DFW. We got a dozen for about twenty bucks. They also have cookies and other sweet treats that will satisfy your sweet tooth. Everyone enjoyed their cupcakes. The icing was sweet, yummy, and good and the cake was really good as well. I'd definitely consider going back on my next visit. Definitely stop by!!

We came here looking for a graduation cake for my graduation party. The lady in there was rude when…read morewe went into order it. She had me send my name and my inspiration picture(pictured last) to a number. The picture was a little blurry so I can excuse the terrible decorating; however, the cake was very burnt. It looks like they took a knife and scraped it off toward the center. The cake was also very dry.

Henry, the owner, was absolutely precious! He sources his wide selection of chocolates from a few…read moredifferent places; and he gets his Tupelo Honey from FL, where the Tupelo gum trees grow and the honey is made. Henry said he doesn't like to burst people's bubble when they think Tupelo Honey comes from Tupelo, but given a previous review, I think you should be aware that Henry's not trying to pull one over on you. I definitely recommend buying the honey as it really does have a unique and delicious flavor. Also, his chocolate-covered orange peels are sooo good.

Sort of a hidden gem in Tupelo. It's in a location that is easy to overlook but if you're looking…read morefor anything chocolate in Tupelo, this is definately the place. Huge selection and good stuff.

Oh my Goodness we had the absolute best supper this evening. Poppy Seed Chicken. Green Beans. Corn…read moreCasserole. Homemade Rolls and Chocolate Lasagna. It was easy. Ran by. Picked up and BAM everyone at home LOVED everything!!!!! Thank Y'all for an Awesome Supper

Best plate lunch Tues - Fri that you can get in Tupelo. The owners are kind and attentive and you…read morecan't beat the desserts they have. We love this place! Make sure you go to Coley Rd since they have moved recently. Some of the Google searches send you to the old location on McCullough.

Talbot House Bakery and Cafe is a part of the Nonprofit Talbot House Sober Living for Women. They…read moreprovide employment and training to women living in the house as well as skills to work towards continued sober living. The Bakery was established in 2017 in a commercial kitchen selling bread and cinnamon rolls on a preorder only system. In 2019 they opened this location adding lunch options and other baked goods to the menu. Everyone from the people working to the customers were super nice! I was a little disappointed that almost all of the baked goods were all ready sold for the day. The place is cozy and casual. I was informed that the Turkey Cranberry Panini was one of the favorites so naturally I had to try it. They had a cherry salad that sounded interesting so I opted for that and the Famous Salted Chocolate Chip cookie. The panini was very tasty that cranberry jalapeño relish was perfectly balanced with just a kiss of heat mixed with the sweetness of the relish. The cherry salad was reminiscent of a Waldorf Salad with the cherries, pineapple, marshmallows and pecans. A little too sweet for me but good. The true star was of course that salted chocolate chip cookie. The chew on that cookie with the chips and salt on top was dreamy! If I could give the cookie 5 stars I would. It was perfectly cooked not too soft or hard. I'm looking forward to trying more of their baked goods. They also have hot and iced coffee available. I'm still thinking about that Cookie!

A great find in Tupelo for a coffee and fresh pastry. The coffee was excellent and the pastries…read morewere exceptional. Highly recommended.

As far as Crumbl goes, this one is great! Every order I've placed with them has been fresh,…read moredelicious, and beautiful. The inside of the store is quite small, but they get you in and out as fast as you can. They also have curbside parking spots, so you can place your order through the app and grab your cookies without ever leaving your car! I took a star off because this location is a CONSTANT disappointment when it comes to mystery cookies. Every single mystery cookie week I can guarantee that it will either be cake batter blondie or macadamia nut, neither of which are exciting or rare cookies. It's obvious that they don't cater to customer preference when it comes to the mystery cookie week and instead take the easy route. I've taken to making weekend plans with my family in another city where their Crumble locations use the mystery weeks to really ramp up excitement (looking at you French Silk Pie and Mallow Sandwich). Pro tip: try and hit Crumbl during the week, they get CRAZY busy on Saturday! (And are closed on Sunday)

I always see a lot of people at any Crumbl location every time I pass by one. I wanted to see what…read moreall the hype was about so I stopped in. I was greeted by a nice young man as he rung up another customer and I took my time looking around. I didn't know that they sold so many beverages. They also have a lot of different cookies to choose from. Who doesn't love fresh baked cookies? I settled on the s'mores cookie, basically a chocolate chip cookie topped with marshmallows, drizzled with chocolate and graham cracker crumbs. As I waited, the place appeared to be clean and organized. When I got home I warmed it up and it was good but it lacked the flavor and texture that real butter provides, If they used real butter they may have added another kind of fat in addition to butter. I prefer real butter.