My goodness too many DELICIOUS treats and goodies in one place! It was so hard to not go overboard!…read moreService was great and staff is very helpful. Area is clean and well stocked with all kinds of items including baked goods, teas, noodles and a variety of other items to satisfy any palate!

Despite our substantial lunches, we were still tempted by the baked offerings at Zehnder's Bakery…read more The selection is huge, so we first lapped the store before making any final selections. We were greeted with different loaves of bread, sliced and bagged; I had eyes only for Stollen bread. Other baked goods, seasonings, jams, salad dressings, and more were there. My friend and I both ended up at the bakery case, where we picked out some treats. I ended up with cherry and apple fritters and a pineapple hand pie. The fritters were okay; I had one at the end of the day and thought it was a bit stale. The pastry for the hand pie was a bit more like shortbread than pie dough so not to my taste. However, the staff at the bakery counter were friendly and helpful. The place was buzzing but they worked quickly to accommodate all of us, even the undecided.

I'm a cupcake hound. And I consider myself a cupcake connoisseur. We stepped in Sugarhigh Bakery…read moreand I knew just by looking at the offerings in the case, it was to my standards. The cupcakes are beautiful in appearance and quality in taste. My family sampled quite a few (cuz we don't play small) and our favs were the raspberry white chocolate and the butterbeer. But all their flavors are worth trying if you need to satisfy your sweet tooth! Yum. Don't forget to pick up a treat for your pup while you're in there too! They have an elaborate selection of goodies for canines.

Wow. This bakery really delivered on what I asked for. Ordering was easy and they had it ready and…read morepackaged on time. The cake was stunning and awesome quality. I was proud to serve this to guests. The girls taking our order were very nice. Thank you.

Best flavors,and the owner is awesome friendly with all his consumers. He has the best prices then…read moreany of the other shops in town. He is good at filling large orders. He was even willing to meet after hours when I forgot to pickup an order.

Six stars. Small local place. Everything is excellent. Bought a plate of Christmas cookies last…read moreseason. Amazing.

Hungry in Flint Michigan and needed to score some snacks. My in-laws recommended a close to home…read morebakery, The Rye. Old school atmosphere with tin ceiling and wood display cases, there was lot of charm. We bought it all, everything, poppy seed, sesame, sea salt bagels, scones, vagabond pastry... We weren't far down the road before we tore into our goodies - and they were good! If you get a chance, stop in and try it for yourself, you won't be disappointed.

The Rye Bakery is 'the' bakery in this area. Fresh types of breads, exquisite French, Italian, and…read moreGerman pastry is the order of the day. One most unique type pastry is the Vagabond. A wonderful combination of French cream and chocolate in a light pastry baked dough and with a very light vanilla frosting. The breads range from a variety of over six types from a French Sour Dough to a very fine Black Russian Rye Bread. The breads are wonderful and baked daily. The bakery shares the coffee shop next door; therefore, it is possible to have dessert with coffee in the same building. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable which adds to the European charm of this type of bakery. Serve is fine. The decor is old fashioned with European charm. There is a piano in the bakery as well on a small sound stage which is part of the window. There used to be jazz concerts several years ago before COVID. Overcall,, the Rye Bakery is one of Flushing's more interesting food/bakery establishments. The bakery also makes upon special orders cakes and pies for gradations and other community projects.

Great little bakery that is open 24 hours during the week. Their cookies are delicious and staff is…read morealways friendly. So many goodies to choose, from donuts, cakes, breads, coffee cakes, cupcake, bars and you name it!

Absolutely a hidden gem in downtown Davison!! We have had…read morepastries from Frankenmuth to Florida and I can say with all honesty, I had the absolute best Raspberry fritter ever!! My wife had a Cream Stick that was amazing. We topped off our purchase with a cherry coffee cake. These folks are some of the friendliest around and the prices are more than fair. We live so close now, I'm sure I'll gain a few pounds!!

I rode my motorcycle 40 minutes to check out Max's Donut Shop after seeing their mouthwatering…read morephotos online. I pictured myself sitting at a counter with a hot cup of coffee and a fresh donut. Unfortunately, the reality didn't match the photos. The shop itself is a bit dingy and dim, and the counter shown in pictures was blocked with boxes and plastic--no place to sit. I arrived before 11 AM on a Friday and the selection was already pretty picked over. The one worker got swamped when a crowd came in, and the tight space made the whole experience feel rushed. I ordered two donuts (cheap, which was nice), but they were tossed in a bag together with no divider, so the frosting stuck together which made it a pain to get them out of the bag to eat. No napkins were given. Fortunately, I remembered to ask for some. One donut was chocolate with sprinkles, the other had buttercream filling with white frosting. Both were decent, nothing amazing. I tried to sit outside, but the chairs were old and dirty. They looked liked they came from an old elementary school. To top it off, someone came up trying to sell me a "$600" motorcycle helmet for $100. I decided to make a quick exit. If I lived nearby, I might grab a dozen to-go, but it's not worth a special trip. Just average overall.

Donuts are great.... when they are open. Today is the 4th time I have driven all the way over there…read moreonly to find " sorry we closed". Each time was during posted business hours. Never again.

The best donuts in Saginaw county...and maybe the whole state of Michigan? They're big, they're…read morefluffy, they're sweet. They've got all kinds of other baked goods, rolls, cinnamon bread, buns, cookies... Stop in and pick up a box and make some friends at work.

Super friendly and family-owned for 53 years.Delicious bread, buns, and as good of a donut as there…read moreis ANYWHERE. Who knew some donuts can be this much better? The classic look inside reminds me of the best neighborhood bakeries in the country. Some things should be left the way they are. The exterior, though, doesn't reflect the quality within. Get over it. This place is worth a stop.

The enchiladas green sauce is heavenly! Very friendly staff…read moreGood selection on the menu. Authentic Mexican Great bakery!

wow, was so looking forward to the Tamales. could not taste anything but HOTSAUCE. the Tiramisu had…read morewhole coffee beans in the cake . Cracked my tooth. will not be back.

They have wonderful bread, pastries, and quiche. What a treat! Don't miss out on such a delicious…read moreplace. The service is great too

Food- the croissants have funky egg smell and taste. Cookies have no flavor, and their galettes are…read moreoverly baked. Service- not the friendliest. It's a small place so they just try to get you in and out. If you are selecting a bunch of items, you might want to check your items and receipt before you leave. It has happened twice where they have charged me for an extra item. Coincidence... I think not. Call them about it and they will not apologize or make things right. Ambiance- hole in the wall dirty bakery. Go in and see for yourself, not clean at all... or sanitary either. Would not recommend this dirty place at all. The baked goods have a funky egg smell and taste.

Meijer has become less consumer friendly than it was a couple decades ago. They had a policy of…read moregood prices only if you buy 2, 3 or more of an item, which they have eased off of lately. They often charge more for larger quantity items per ounce or pound, expecting that consumers will not look at the price per unit and another trick is to vary the price per unit by using different units of measure, making it more difficult to compute which is the better deal. If they mix liters, quarts, ccs and ounces in a liquid such as soft drinks, it is not customer friendly. I know other do these same techniques as well, but I started shopping Meijer in the early 70s and expected more of them.

My wife and I did our grocery shopping at Meijers on 4/11/25. We sawrao's meat lasagna family…read morefrozen dinner that had a sign on it on sale for $8.49 regular price $12.49 We went up to the register where they charged us $12.49. I went back to frozen foods and took a picture of the sale price. I took it to the service desk and showed her and she told me sorry that has expired five days ago. I think they should take the sale signs off when the items are not on sale anymore