Cute coffee shop that was nearby my hotel with very reasonable food and drink prices. I like their…read morenon-profit initiatives as well so I felt like I was doing some good going here too. The tomato bagel and the caramel macchiato were both solid, but nothing too special. The coffee wasn't as strong as I would have liked, but did the job. The space is large and there is ample tables for meeting people or doing work. I stayed here for a few hours with my laptop and was unbothered.

Located right in downtown Mayville, in a big, stark open room. Of interest, it is a nonprofit…read moreshop, dedicated to skills development and mentorship in the community. The shop is nicely decorated, there is even an enclosed play area for little children. Really nice so far. The coffee is from Luna, which is a great roaster and two shops in Green Bay. Even better. Why the two stars? 1. Despite posted menu prices, I was told these are all incorrect. Apparently the wall menus were printed sometime back, "before inflation." 2. The expression quality was poor. ? ? Stale beans. ? Not tamped correctly. ? Machine issues? There was a piece of hair in my espresso! First ever. Do not recommend.

I was recently visiting friends in Green Lake, Wisconsin and on the way out of town decided to try…read moreRenard's European Bakeshop. I heard they get busy, and they open at 9:00am, so I decided to secure the first place in line at 8:40am. By the time they opened their doors, there were at least 20 people waiting in line. Renard's is that good!! I was greeted by a lovely woman and young man (perhaps mother and son?), and I had the first pick of what they had made for the day. Two monkey breads, two fruit-filled pastries, a loaf of sourdough bread and a coffee completed my order. It was all fresh and delicious. Princeton is a small town with a lot of cute shops and wonderful places to visit, and Renard's is one of their jewels. If you're in the area, check them out, but go early because I hear they sell out fast!

Unbelievable. This bakery touches my heart. It's amazing. We bought a loaf of cardamom bread…read more Delicious and not overpowering. The coffee is great. I had a blueberry, cream cheese pastry and my husband had a cherry checker? Anyway they were both excellent. I highly recommend this out of the way bakery. Well worth the trip.

Made a pit stop here on the way to Sheboygan and was very surprised to see how many options they…read morehad. Their cheese danish was great and only $2, which is a hard price to find these days. There was no seating, but I was on the go anyways so it doesn't impact the rating. Will definitely be back the next time I pass through!

We had some friends up to our cottage in Cascade and I wanted to find a good bakery for some…read morebirthday cake. It was last minute so I consulted Yelp and came across the Oostburg Bakery. When I walked in, I was greeted by the familiar smell of fresh baked cakes and cookies. One of my childhood friend's family owned a bakery. There was only one little cake was left when we arrived. I wasn't thinking ahead, so that was my fault, but also a good sign! It wasn't fancy, but just the perfect amount. I also bought some of the beautifully decorated flower sugar cookies. While I was waiting to pay, an older gentleman commented to me that he worked there 62 years ago as a junior in high school, and the recipes have not changed since then. I was sold! When it came time to celebrate my friend's birthday, my whole group agreed that their chocolate cake and cookies brought them back to their childhoods. There was something about moist, light and fluffy chocolate cake with just enough frosting... Thank you for our happy flashback to simpler times! I will definitely be back for more goodies!

I always try bakeries when I drive somewhere new! One. this…read moreplace had the whole block smelling like baked goods as soon as I got out of my car! I tried 4 different things and they were amazing! They had apple cider mini holes and I should have gotten a whole bag! Soooo good. Also got a caramel cake donut, cherry twist, and raspberry filled. All super fresh and tasty. The cake donut was soft and seemed very homemade! Would stop by again! They also had tons of cookies that I would love to bring for a party or something!

Amazing doughnuts and cupcakes. I love this bakery. Always great Everytime I will definitely keep…read morereturning.

Sconuts are to die for! So many options which includes some healthier options as well!read more

Their scones are absolutely incredible! I go to the farmers market just to get a scone. They offer…read morevenmo and cash which makes it easy and the workers are always friendly.

Amazing baked goods, my absolute favorite donuts that remind me of my grandmas baking! And the…read moreservice is always so sweet. Whenever we go, we get oodles of goodies!

What you're seeing ladies and gentlemen is one of the most cohesive meals I've had for lunch in a…read morewhile. This balanced meal consists of a quality sloppie joe, a delectable German potato salad, and a pickle. I'm normally not one for the pickles, but this was the reprieve from to the sweet sloppy (pause) and the German potato salad. Speaking of that salad, the German potato salad flava was on 10s. My mom thought it was a bit too sweet, but I still dug it. Bakeries like this are why I'm here, and also why I'm posting this delicacy. I also got a snickerdoodle cookie and a pistachio treat, but that's between me and dessert so imma end it here!

Best cookies in town. We really like their sandwiches too. The Kick Start, Cubano, and Spicy Apple…read moreBacon are our favorites!

Stopped here while passing through and was pleased to find this place. Amazing, vibrant cafe with…read moregreat tasting made from scratch food. There is made from scratch breads and baked goods available for purchase. I had the Louisville chicken salad on the hearty Dakota bread. It was delicious! Definitely want to make a point to come back!

Love this little bakery! It's not super fancy, but it has tons of charm. The baker/owner who came…read moreout to serve me was so kind and happy to see me. I ordered the Bavarian Chocolate Pastry, Sugar Donut, and Hazelnut Croissant and it was all delicious. Not only are they yummy, but they are pretty too!

Honestly pretty bad. I mean.. it is a side of the road bakery that I was not expecting much from…read morebut I was pretty disappointed. I got a raspberry filled pie witch just tasted like pretty dry along with a cheesecake croissant witch was also pretty dry and in the picture you can see how empty it was. The raspberry pies filler was pretty bad. It tasted at lest a day old.

This was my first time visiting Pleasant View Bakery after hearing great things from my neighbors…read more It's definitely a long drive, it made for a fun little field trip to rural WI, especially Amish country! When we arrived, we noticed a large parking area. The bakery is housed in a charming blue-and-white building. We didn't realize we could park right next to it, so we ended up parking farther away and walking about 3-4 minutes. Not a big deal, but since it was around 90°F that day, parking closer would have been nice! There's a small sign on the ground pointing to the bakery, and next to it is a lovely picnic area with a few tables and chairs. When we arrived, there was a small bucket with $.50 each zucchini and a beautiful garden nearby. About 20 people were ahead of us in queue but the line moved quickly--we waited roughly 20 minutes. The bakery itself is inside a small house. As you enter, shelves of fresh bread loaves line the right side, while jams and other pickled items are displayed on the left. The register is straight ahead, and behind it is the kitchen where we saw women braiding dough for pretzels--made fresh on-site! The pretzels are huge and cost $3.50 each. We bought one, and it was soft, chewy, and delicious. They also offer an assortment of baked goods like fruit pies (individual and full-size), cinnamon rolls, caramel rolls, and more. The cinnamon rolls are what they're known for, so we grabbed a couple, and my husband really enjoyed his. Near the register, they also sell day-old pastries at a discount, which is a great way to sample more items. One thing to note: they do not accept credit cards--cash only. As an Amish bakery, there's no electricity, so the space is naturally lit and a bit dim inside, but surprisingly not too hot even without air conditioning. Overall, it was a lovely experience. The baked goods were tasty, the setting was peaceful, and the atmosphere felt authentic and welcoming. We'd definitely stop by again if we're in the area.

If you are going on a Saturday and don't want to stand in a long line ( but worth it). Get there…read morewhen they open at 8:00am. The parking lot has been extended but there is NO street parking. Honestly the parking is sufficient. We have been going to this bakery since 2006! 19 years of tradition to go to one of the best fresh made, that morning, bakery. Solid ingredients as they don't have electricity and you can watch them loading wood in the ovens in the kitchen. If you hear music it is not a radio, they are singing as they kneed dough and prepare all the breads, cinnamon rolls, banana bars, donuts, cinnamon bread, apple pies and much more. It is tight quarters as it is in the basement of a home. One way in and the same way out. It helps if you bring in your own bag and pay in cash. They do NOT take CC. Again, no electricity. One of the best Amish bakeries and worth it all. For an added treat when you are driving away, make a left turn and go onto the main road and then make a right and hit the grocery store where you will find amazing produce and herbs and lots of fun food items! Don't let the horses that are waiting there. They are working! Again, no electricity so cash only. Enjoy!