Best place over all for sweet treats! Custom cookies are to die for! The owner and her family are…read morejust the best ppl! Definitely be sure to order your custom cookies!!

Great little spot to stop by grab a coffee and a treat. I would give it five stars if they had more…read morerelaxing and comfy spots to sit inside, aside from a couple tables and chairs, and also more food available, to include some gluten-free options. The drinks, alone, are fantastic and they are worth the visit.

Cake was excellent. Custom made exactly to order. Tasted great...service was courteous and…read moreprofessional.

This is the most amazing cake I've ever see. The attention to detail is perfection. It is as…read moredelicious as it is beautiful! I would give A piece of cake 100 stars if I could!

Latham has become very hit or miss, if I'm being honest. When we moved here and discovered it, the…read morequality was always consistent and quickly became my favorite place to do a weekend brunch with friends. I'm not sure what happened, if I'm being honest. Now the mochas taste warm (even if I get iced) with grainy chocolate at the bottom of the drink. The quiches are never warmed thoroughly. And if you're worried about gluten free options, do note that many of the stuff put out as gluten free has either been labeled incorrectly or has cross contamination (I have seen them touching other baked goods that were not GF). The service is friendly, but has certainly gotten slower which I don't usually mind since I'm sitting there for a while anyway. It's a cool place to sit and chat with a patio, too!

I had a nice , slow start to my morning today so I started it off with some goodies from Latham…read moreBakery. The inside has a cozy cabin feel to it, though certainly is on the colder side so make sure you have a cardigan, sweater or coat handy. I ordered their toffee nut latte with 2% milk and avocado toast. The total came out to $15 which blew my mind because the toast alone would cost that much anywhere else in Dallas. The toast was made with all fresh ingredients and was very filling. Even though I added everything bagel seasoning it still needed a bit more, so when I got home I added some chili crunch for extra oomph and it was perfect. The latte itself was just ok, pretty mild in terms of flavor...not sure if it was due to my milk or flavor choice as I normally order hazelnut lattes but wanted to try something different. Nonetheless I'm happy I came and look forward to returning, as they have so many other things I'd love to try.

This was my first time using bittersweet bakery for a custom cake order and I will not be going…read moreanywhere else from now on. Their service and cake was top notch

Cheesecake bar, strawberry cupcake, and unfortunately I can't remember what the other 2 delicious…read moredesserts were. Service was great and the bakery really clean and welcoming.

YES, stop here at this unassuming little bakery…read more I wish it was closer to home! The service was EXCELLENT, everyone there happy, and so lovely! We got there later in the afternoon, and selections were a bit picked over, but cookies for $0.70 each - count me in! We got about 8 cookies and a couple pastries. I liked all the cookies and wish I had gotten more for my freezer! Definitely a must hit when in Denton!

If you are going to make Denton, Texas. U.S.A. your life hometown, you will find Ravelin Bakery to…read morebe a safe choice. Inside, you can smell it cooking, beautiful yeasty solid mana, Daily Bread. What else do you require? Cheers, Mark C. Fearing, Ph.D.

this place is closed!!! we wasted time trying to find it…read moretoo! don't think there's more to say to fill up the required spaces to post this!

Well Bless Your Hearts Barbara Donahue and ladies! My friend and I were shopping at The Front…read morePorch and asked for a good place to eat. We were given two choices and are so glad that we went to Blessings! I had a chicken salad sandwich and raspberry iced tea. Both were delicious. The owner, Barbara, came out and talked with us and could not have been nicer. I felt like I was in a Fannie Flagg novel without the drama. Blessings is a teenintsey bit off of the beaten path but is well worth the trip. You will be giving praises for Blessings!

I really wanted to love it. I like a SLICE of pie from a pie shop (more homey), not a mini pie in…read morea small foil cup. This place only has mini pies and Large pies for sale. The mini pies were all refrigerated and were mostly cream pies (peanut butter, coconut custard, Key lime, etc) The whole pies for sale were more like pecan , apple and berry. We chose a mini key lime pie for $6 (which I thought was pricey for Texas). The only utensils they offer are wooden - and I have a real dislike of wooden sticks in my mouth (it's a real thing my friend make fun of called "xylophobia") I hate the taste of the wood and I fear splinters for some reason. Anyway, lucky my hubby had a plastic fork in the car. The key lime was tasty, but pretty small for $6. The counter gal was very nice and agreed she also didn't like wooden utensils!

Yummy yummy yummy !! Love the pies and the people are amazing too! Keep up the good work and I will…read morekeep coming.

My husband and I decided to stop by here on our road trip. There was a ton of parking as we pulled…read moreinto the parking lot. We walked in and it was a good sized bakery that was well lit, bright, with plenty of places to sit. There was a variety of fresh baked breads, muffins, pies, as well as other things to choose from. I wanted a sandwich so I went up to the counter. The person working there was nice. She gave me a few minutes to decide what I wanted. I placed my order, paid, and waited for my name to be called. After about 10 minutes my name was called, I grabbed my order and we were off. As far as the food goes it was delicious. I ordered the Petite Turkey Cranberry Sandwich which comes with turkey, lettuce, apple, cream cheese and honey drizzle. It was the perfect size for traveling and didn't leave me overly full. Overall, Collin Street Bakery was a good place to stop with a clean atmosphere, friendly staff, and several bakery food options.

(+) Access to lots of Tesla Superchargers (+) Conveniently…read morelocated (+) Friendly employees (+) Clean and spacious (-) They stopped offering free coffees for Tesla drivers (-) Sandwiches are not very good I love stopping by this bakery as a rest stop/charging station when I'm going to/coming back from Dallas and Waco. This bakery has a wide variety of baked goods and coffees, and the building has an old-time feel to it, while obviously well taken care of. My wife mentioned a changing table in the ladies' room (although I cannot remember if this is the case with the men's). The sandwiches were not great, and I would also say not worth the price. Not that any of this would stop me from dropping on by the next time. If you are on your way between DFW/Waco and Houston, I would recommend this bakery (and a no-brainer if you need Supercharging).

Authentic grocery store with authentic Mexican food! I miss this!!…read more There is an array of fruits, meats, and cheese at this store! Don't forget all the merchandise available to satisfy your fajita nights! Come support your local market!

In a town that is full of Mexican food joints (and liquor stores......haha!), it surprises me that…read moreit feels like a wasteland of breakfast tacos availability! Hey, are we still in Texas, or what?? lol That said, I was pleased to find that the La Azteca Mercado is the place to go for quick, affordable ($1.49 ea.) breakfast tacos. So while they don't have a TON of variety, they are 1.) open 2.) affordable 3.) you can be in /out in 4 minutes. From now on, this is my GO-TO for breakfast tacos in downtown Terrell!