With this bakery being so close to us, my partner and I eat here often. It isn't simply out of…read moreconvenience. The food is amazing! The undisputed crown jewel of this place is the Key Lime Pie. It is an absolute masterpiece.

I had heard good things about T Distefano's bakery before and happened to be in Mebane for the day…read more I'm so glad I was because everything we tried was delicious. The shop has the display cases right when you walk in the door and there is a little cafe area off to the right which seemed cute. We were greeted when we walked in and the girl who helped us gave us plenty of time while we decided what to order. I asked what her favorite thing was that they had and she told me the danishes or the cheesecakes. I ended up ordering several things to try: a glazed donut, glazed raspberry filled donut, powdered raspberry filled donut, cheese danish, chocolate chip cookie, and cinnamon roll. The donuts and cinnamon roll were given to family who already knew how good the donuts were and we tried the chocolate chip cookie and cheese danish. The chocolate chip cookie was huge, chewy, and had a great flavor. I think my favorite thing I tried was the cheese danish. The dough was buttery and the filling wasn't too sweet. It was a great suggestion from the girl working there. Also, all of this was under $18 which is crazy. Will definitely be coming back.

We had been here years ago and I was in the neighborhood at Costco and decided to stop by. I…read moreunderstand it is owned and run by an actual French baker although when I stopped in most of the staff appeared to be Latino. The location is a little hard to find but just GPS it. There were several patrons sitting and eating but there aren't many tables. I got a croissant and sourdough loaf to go. Croissant was good but the sourdough tasted more like refined white bread than the rustic kind that we prefer. We're not in this area too often but I'll need to remind myself this place is here.

The bakery itself is cute, clean, and always a joy to visit. The food is delicious and the…read moreemployees are super friendly and polite! I love coming here even though it's a bit out of my way, it's worth it! Can't wait to try what we got this time! The pastries are great and the mini quiches and cookies are tasty too!

Love this place for lunch or if I'd like to buy some baked goods. Staff is always happy to help and…read moregive great local cooking for whatever you need.

Holy Toledo what a bakery! First time I was recommended to a place in South Boston that I feel is…read moretotally worth putting on the map! Such a super cute bakery FILLED with goodies. We were a little confused at first, then realized you have to fill out an order form for sandwiches. Totally fine. You get to choose up to 3 meats and or cheeses for $5.49. There is just something about having your meat cut fresh to order. The persons behind the counter were all super sweet. Bakery items galore! From donuts to fresh made pies, and almost everything in between. They have packaged products like chocolate covered nuts and pretzels all the way to candles and signs. The donuts must also be amazing because by the time we got there, they were completely sold out. I got a sandwich, kettle cooked chips, 2 bottled drinks, a cinnamon bun, and banana chips for $20. The cinnamon bun itself weighs about 2 lbs! And they were hot out of the oven, I could not resist. Let's just say, every time I am in SoBo, I will be making a stop here.

The red velvet cake was absolutely delicious! It was so moist and the frosting I have never tasted…read moreany better! Pat's pecan pie was a hit too. The cost was so reasonable. I highly recommend PJ's Bakery! Customer service was outstanding!

Purchased coconut layer cake at Midtown Market in Danville…read more It was delicious and so moist. Will definitely buy again when we visit.

First time, I've want to try it for a while . Price : bit expensive for if you were to compare…read morewith mass production, supermarket quality. Most Asian bakeries in Cary and other states it was about comparable for private bakeries. Quality: fruit tart , croissant, lemon bomoloni,. Was excellent,. ( I plain donut) textures of the bread was very good and consistent,. Items : some desserts are very overwhelmed and I wonder how many days do they keep the old dessert you can tell by coding on top of the dessert. Service was friendly but I did not like payment system, asking for a tip . Inside was just regular coffee shop deco . I do feel that inside the bakery. The staffs were Polish or European or Dutch.

So many beautifully constructed pastries, cakes, and treats that it was hard to decide what to try!…read moreThe guava pastry was perfectly flakey and sweet for an afternoon pick me up alongside a strawberry matcha which the staff recommended. It was a combo I'll be coming back for!

Love this place! Has to be the best bakery in Greensboro. Just got gelato this time but what a…read moretreat. The service is always friendly. It's small and cute inside and they also offer outdoor seating. It's limited hours so make sure you check before you go. It's right around the corner from me but it's worth driving across town to try if you live on the other side!

I don't want to sound like a sourpuss here, among all the glowing reviews, especially for a shop…read morethat is clearly independently and lovingly run. But, I do need to advise anyone who is unwaveringly accustomed to the Italian and Portuguese bakeries of New England (at least in the 1980s), and similar places, the pastries here aren't quite at that level. The pastries I tried were a little dense and shriveled, with a slight sour taste (which could've also been due to some uneven baking, erring on the overbaked side). In an apple filled item, the small amount of apples weren't quite soft and sweet enough, as well. Overall, the pastries were nearer to those of a very talented home baker than the polished work of a traditional professional pastry shop. Of course, for this specific region, this will be an enjoyable stop. With that in mind, I'm not surprised there are long lines; it must be very exciting to encounter a shop like this for the first time. There are very few other bakeries making pastries of this type, much less good ones. It's very, very hard to make excellent pastries. But, if you come from a land rich with bakeries, just set your expectations appropriately. Plus, there is the critical difference between New England and North Carolina bakeries: Would you rather have pastries that are sensational from sullen and unpredictably snappish people? ...or pastries that are decent and charming from laid-back and friendly people?

This is my favorite cake and cupcake place for a local business!!! Sooooooo gooood! The lady that…read moreruns this place is very friendly and funny!!!! She runs specials at holidays too. I ordered the Valentines Day special and it was awesome. Did I mention the cupcakes are to die for!!!! Lots of varieties to pick from.....too many to list. Highly recommend this place if you have a sweet tooth or need a special cake for a special occasion. You will not be disappointed!!!! Awesome!!!

Lemon cupcake was very good for $1. Lots of interesting choices. I almost got a German chocolate…read morecupcake. Wife got a strawberry with buttercream icing, and thought it was good.

Quaint little Amish market.They sell all kinds of good stuff, most notably homemade pies and cakes,…read morecandies, kitchen knives, spices, and much more. Be aware though, it seems like more and more of their merchandise is made in China. (That matters to me.) Service is friendly and everything is very clean. Be sure to check business hours though as they close midday on Saturdays and 5:00 on weekdays.

Just about an hour from where I live but so glad I stumbled upon this market while passing through…read moretown. The sign out by the road made me a little skeptical but I convinced my husband to turn around and let me take a look inside- I was sure glad we did. It has an abundance of everything you can think of if you like to bake or just enjoy to eat. I have been wanting to bake pumpernickel bread forever but finding all the ingredients just never happens but I was thrilled to find Every variety of flour from medium rye meal pumpernickel to einkorn. They even had the malt powder. Home I went to bake up my first loaf ever and it was excellent! The have all sorts of things, if you like to bake- thickening agents, Sugars, flavorings,...a variety of jams, cheese, meats, baking pans, gadgets... They have fresh baked bread-we brought home a loaf of sourdough bread- regular loaf style but was fresh and pretty good. Planning a trip back with some friends, there is a nice new cafe in Roxboro- Incorrigible Cafe, will grab lunch there and then head over to Yoder's for something different to do. There is also an old school house and jail in town. I believe you need an appointment to go inside. Also prices were good compared to Whole Foods. Worth a trip if you don't live nearby.