Absolutely love this place! I have celiac disease, so finally finding a bakery that offers all of…read moremy favorite sweets-and knows how to properly bake them!! I was in about a week ago for the first time. Got some pumpkin truffles which were wonderful, if you like truffles lol. I also got an apple cheesecake square and was surprised to find slices are real apples, not just apple flavoring! I had to try their pumpkin roll, as that's my favorite fall goodie and was pleasantly impressed. It was super moist and had just the right amount of cream cheese. I rounded it all out with some snickerdoodles which were soft and yummy. I'm definitely looking forward to coming back and getting a whole pumpkin roll and maybe trying their donuts

I ve bought baked goods from this bakery 3 times now. The first was an anniversary cake. It was…read morebeautifully decorated. The cake was somewhat dense and extremely sweet! It left an icy sensation on the tongue. The second time we had woopie pies and those still had too much sweetner but were tolerable. The third time we bought a few pastries and most were good. However, I do tend to love the lighter pastries such as the French kind. Which is why I find Safe & Sweet too sweet. If I can't drive three hours to my favorite bakery, it's great to know a diabetic friendly bakery here in York.

This is a wonderful bakery. Prices are always very reasonable and everything I've ever had has been…read moredelicious. Staff are also always very nice and happy to chat or make recommendations.

So I left Carlisle in 99 had a lemon sponge pie that was phenomenal. Was referred to this place…read moreafter searching since December for a lemon sponge pie bought got up this morning to go to this bakery to buy this pie spent $18 for a pie for it to taste like a lemon meringue pie. Absolutely unacceptable. It's not what I remember. I was hoping to take the first bite and be brought back to the 90s, but it's not the same. This literally was a lemon meringue pie for $18. I will not buy anything else from this place again because it's not what I remember, it's not the same but it's the same culture of people so I don't know what happened but again I'm telling you if you're looking for something nostalgic, you're not gonna get it from here. I'm still on the search for that. Perfect lemon sponge pie.

I spotted this little gem from across the street at the Mexican restaurant. My diet said "oh, no…read moreyou don't, little missy," but my taste buds said "let's just take a little look-see." I considered myself very well-behaved that I only chose four things when there was so much to pick from! The chocolate covered cc cookie dough bites were on point, in fact better than I expected. I'd have never known they were gf, which is always the goal. Well done! I also loved the cupcakes, the vegan chocolate with marshmallow frosting (vegan of course) was perfection, and I'd definitely order it again. The spice cupcake was delicious too! All three of my choices were moist and not too heavy (sometimes challenging for gf,) and my diet is very lucky I don't live local...because I would be back. Probably repeatedly. Also, they have books! More of my favorite things...

Stopped by while driving through the area. Best find of the trip! Beautiful small town with lots…read moreof Victorian era homes. This quaint shop is in the center of the small town and they offer a wide variety of gluten free and vegan delights. Short run from major highways and definitely a must visit

Creation Bakery & Desserts is such a cute, niche spot with a great variety of cupcakes and sweet…read moretreats. Everything looked so good, it was honestly hard to choose! I picked up the salted caramel, Biscoff, chocolate, and vanilla cupcakes but my family got to three of them before I even had the chance to taste them, which should tell you something right there I did get to try the Biscoff cupcake, and it was absolutely delicious. It had more of a pound cake consistency, but it was still moist and rich without feeling too heavy. The real standout, though, was the icing it was so light and airy, more like a whipped frosting than the usual dense kind. It balanced the cupcake perfectly and made the whole thing feel indulgent without being overwhelming. Definitely worth every calorie.

Had a firefighter themed gluten free grooms cake made. It looked and tasted great and I will…read moredefinitely use them again. They were timely and professional!

This place is pretty cute! Very friendly staff. We got the bacon jalapeño scone, oatmeal crème pie…read moreand tiramisu brownie. The scone was tasty, though it they didn't warm it up. The oatmeal creme pie was decent, however the filling was extremely sweet and generally unbalanced. The texture of the cookie was impressive though, and it was good size. The brownie was just okay. The texture was okay, but the flavor was really lacking. The texture of the crème on top was nice but tasted of soap in a weird way. The pastries weren't good enough to go back despite staff being cool and having a cute small seating area. They also had a very small drink selection.

Butta my biscuit, salt it up and make it creamy. What is…read moreLinguini doing in Harrisburg? Relax. Let me and ya motha worry about my whereabouts. All alone. It's you and you in this world, not you versus you. The fat signal lights up the ambrosia sky and I jiggle my rolls into my fat mobile. Trusting my instinct, I drive. My pet mule Pacho's friend chimpanzee was right, sometimes you just gotta throw that brown stuff at the wall and see if it sticks. Before I tangent, let me compliment the staff. A very friendly woman asked me my favorite shape. I was flustered and confused. What does that mean and why. What is my favorite shape? Turns out I don't have one. "Triangle" slips out from between my unconvincing and partially shamed moist and ever succulent lips. She had hoped for a more complex shape. I failed her. But she didn't fail me. Tangent time. The rubber on my near rubber-less tires squeal as I continue my marathon thru PA. For what have I done to deserve such wear and tear? Yells my poorly crafted American vehicle. You guess the brand. You're probably thinking something exquisite and luxurious but think again. Linguini is a working man - like YOU - but not like you at the same time. As so, I've traveled near, far and between PA. I have hit it all. How? I'm not sure. But that's how life goes. One day you're staring at your reflection in the mirror - pondering - and the next day the mirror shatters at the sight of you as you spend not a second in thought. I navigated this downtown in Simpsons Road Rage style. Rippin thru walkways and going oppo on one way streets. No cops. The citizens trolly around in their hipster gear without a worry. This town is like if Albany had an ugly baby. Took no genes from the father. Some question who the father really is. Not me I can promise you that... this time. The scents from the homeless soaking in the Susquehanna River detracts from the chocolate wind breezing over from nearby Hershey. And now I've got the squirts. Some innocent porta-potty is gonna pay for this. (Confirming, one did. An elementary aged girl was the next one into that potty. I'm sorry. You didn't need that trauma.) Anyways. My cinnamon bun was frosted right in front of me and my cookie was slipped into a paper bag for me to enjoy on the run. I'm an important person, I don't have time for leisurely walks. My days of pondering are over, thank goodness I used them, wisely? I leisurely walk out of this bakery in thought and immediately forget where I parked. Trouble? No. I'm surrounded by me, a cookie and a cinnamon bun. What could go wrong? Well, I take one bite of my delicious cookie and lose my sense. I immediately get accosted by a street preacher. She squares me up, disrespects me and the cross around my neck. "Anyone can wear one of those" she proudly attempts in a mogging fashion, with a mug face. Straight from the playbook, but I'm eating a cookie and I can't remember where my car is. So I entertain her. Fool? Maybe. Her heart is in the right place, but her approach and sense of superiority diminish her message. I decided to humble myself, for the Lord, as she couldn't... and I shared in prayer. I told her "hey I'm walking to my car and I'm gonna be eating this cookie but please help yourself." Help yourself she did. Educated me, LB, the dimwit. And as I used her as decoy to find my car, out of thin air, apparently, I was reborn. I now, out of the blue of the tantalizing and persuasive moon, turned born again Christian in the midst of Harrisburg. Or so I was told. I munched down the last bits of my fantastic cookie as I looked this woman dead in the eyes and prophecized "Have a great rest of your day." If not me, then who? Not YOU. The cookie was really scrumptious though... every once in a while I looked over at her as she pestered me down the street and I mumbled "man this is a good cookie" as if she cared any bit about me, my life and my experiences. Self-righteous joke deeep out the pocket, good one LB. And yet, after all of that, i still haven't got to the best part. With the truth of god leading me, flowing through my body, I physically cannot lead you astray. One of the best buns I've ever had - and it's crafted to my very liking. As if manifested just for LB. The icing was sufficient and very frosty. And oh... AMAZING BUN. If this thing was cooked for 1 less second it would be raw. Moist. I could've polished back a few but I couldn't go back for 99 reasons. And, unfortunately, I likely will never be back. But we'll always have this moment. And I hope that YOU, the reader, has this same moment one day. An amazing bakery in the heart of the heart of freedom. A country built on the word of God. 250 years in, with no semblance of the true meaning of Freedom and Pursuit of happiness we trek on. Proud, superior and hosting the World Cup. Cheers to us, Cheers to cinnamon buns!

Saturday was my 78th birthday. I love birthday cake. White…read morecake with buttercream icing. I was never so disappointed in all my years as I was when I saw and cut the cake. First of all it was covered with fondant and whatever was between the layers tasted like Crisco was spread on the cake. This will be the last time we go there. I suggested to my husband that he go to Giant but he wanted to try this place. He should have listened to me and saved himself $60. Three quarters of the cake is in the fridge waiting for trash day!!!

The perfect treat yourself cake stop. We went close to closing time, but the cupcakes were fully…read morestocked as were other dessert options. The store itself was dressed up and made the desserts that much more appealing.

This place is a gem! The customer service is excellent. They offer one free macaroon to try when…read moreyou are making your purchase. The macaroons are always fresh - the light crisp on the outside & chewy on the inside. Beautifully decorated. New flavors are rotated every month. These are a nice treat for yourself or give as a gift. The selection of items has expanded over the years. From tiny bites to ice cream sandwiches.

The person behind the counter was very nice. The store was bright and clean. The macarons were very…read moretasty.

We got the peanut butter pie for a 4th of July party and a cake pop. Both the pie and cake pop were…read moredelicious. Great service. Def will be back!

The best bakery in the area!! Family owned and everything is delicious. They made the most perfect…read morecake for my son's first birthday. It was so special!