Kristin is great. She made an absolutely delicious, and beautiful, eggless cake for me last minute…read more She responded to my messages quickly, and the price was very fair. Extremely grateful!

I recently discovered Mad Batters/The Baker's Tale in Highland, and I'm a fan! These two bakeries…read moreoperate out of the same building - one is gluten-free and the other isn't. The pumpkin cheesecake from Baker's Tale with the rum whipped cream is out of this world good. I went back to buy up what they had in the case, because it's so delicious! I've also had their chocolate coconut scones that they supply to Mercat 1915, and those are also divine! Can't wait to try even more.

My absolute favorite cakes and cupcakes are sold here! Love the decorating on the cakes and the…read moretaste is even better. I have an addiction...and it's this bakery! Everyone behind the counter and on the phone is always super nice and helpful too.

This was our second visit to Pastry Garden. Located in a strip mall with plenty of parking, it's a…read moreconvenient stop while running errands or shopping in the area. Our first experience, a little over a year ago, was fantastic. The staff was friendly and helpful, the prices were reasonable, and the pastries were delicious. Unfortunately, this visit didn't live up to those memories. We stopped in shortly after opening to pick up some desserts for the three-hour drive home. Despite being one of the only customers there, we were not acknowledged for over five minutes and eventually had to ask if we could place an order. It wasn't the most welcoming start to our visit. We ordered two large cupcakes and two regular cupcakes and were surprised by the prices. The large cupcakes, which were only slightly bigger than the regular ones, were $6.00 each. The regular cupcakes were $3.25 each and were about the size of the mini cupcakes you might find at a grocery store bakery. We chose simple flavors--chocolate with chocolate frosting and vanilla with chocolate frosting--so there wasn't anything particularly unique or specialty-inspired to justify the higher cost. Unfortunately, the cupcakes themselves were disappointing. The cake was dry, and the frosting was very stiff, which made them less enjoyable than we had hoped. Given the price point, we expected a much fresher and more flavorful product. It's always disappointing when a place you once loved doesn't deliver the same experience on a return visit. While we have fond memories of our first stop at Pastry Garden, this visit left us underwhelmed, and sadly, it's not a place we'll be rushing back to.

My wife absolutely loves their chocolate crumb ring, my sister also loves there large cookies. So…read moremoist and sweet, you walk in and it's hard to look at one thing, everything looks so good! This place is a gem of a bakery, you can't go wrong here!

Like all places some things are really good and some you can avoid. Prices are really good though…read more Get the cheesecakes. We got two of the mini ones. At $4 they are totally worth it and good. It's less than what you pay at the grocery store for a slice and way better. Not as good as Cheesecake Factory but it's also not $15. The cheesecake is a little dense. Good but a little dense. Key thing is to let it sit out for at least 30 minutes before eating it. Avoid the brownies. Sure they try to entice you by putting attractive flavors in them but no. You know those little Debbie cosmic brownies. Take two of those and put a flavoring in the middle and that's what you got. Our second try we got some of the cake "slices". Again some good some stay away from. The lemon one was good. Nice light fluffy cake with good lemon flavoring. Just not sure about the fancy frosting on top. It's not really frosting. It's like whipped cream and frosting combined. Not bad just different and a little weird. Avoid the carrot cake. It's not carrot cake. Has no carrot cake flavor. They use cream cheese frosting in the middle which is good but then they put the weird frosting they do on top and it just doesn't work. The cookies were meh. Don't get the big ones those were not good and the regular size were meh.

On what seemed to be a quiet street on a Sunday afternoon we entered Mister Croissant to find it…read morebustling. The space is lovely and bright with tables where you can spend some time and indulge in the delicacies. The display case is filled with beautiful items, it was hard to choose. We opt'd for an orange cranberry scone to enjoy there, along with a passion fruit iced tea. The scone was lovely, not too sweet with a great crumb. The tea was extremely sweet, I would have enjoyed it more had it been less sweet. We took home some other items. The pistachio croissant was not only beautiful, but excellent. The chocolate dulce de leche loaf was also so pretty and decadent and delicious. Mister Croissant is a place you'd expect to find in NYC, but the people of Middletown are lucky to have it.

Came here today for a seasonal sweet treat. We ended up getting the pumpkin. I don't mind splurging…read morebut $10 for something the size of a truffle is a bit much. I was pretty disappointed by the taste. Last years fall stuff was better and even better the year before. It kind of just tasted like pumpkin puree. The music is also super quiet so all you hear is the fans from the machines and even then it gets boring quick as it's all the same French cafe music. The staff was very nice.

Super cute bakery confidently off of 84 selling some pastries ive never seen before. I really love…read morethese baklava cookies soaked in syrup and they seen to rotate flavors based on season too. Great spot to stop in and snag things as a gift, and there are some books, pantry items, and a few kitchen decor items too sometimes.

I can't believe this place has been here for 4 years already, and I never noticed it before…read more It's in a small mini-mall on Route 52. They carry an array of imported Greek foods and crafts. It's also a bakery where they make baklava, brownies, Greek cookies, and specialty cakes. There are a couple of quaint bistro tables inside, where you can sit and have a cup of coffee and a Greek inspired butter biscuit; baked in, Wappingers Falls not far away. Many of the items in the display case are baked on site. The proprietor is knowledgeable about her products and will answer almost any question you might have. The pastries are not overly sweet, which I particularly care like. There's a small parking lot and a few spots out front.

Lovely, lovely people. The lamination on the croissants is show-stopping. And the burek is…read moreabsolutely delicious. And HUGE!! will definitely return.

I discovered this gem a few years ago, forgot the name (turns out it's literally called "The…read moreBakery"--duh!), and recently literally stumbled upon it again while visiting. Guess it was meant to be... Such great stuff here! I'm a sucker for linzer tart cookies and here they are perfectly sweet and nutty. And the raspberry almond tart, the cherry cake with the shortbread crust are off the charts great, too. The sandwiches I saw looked amazing, too. Maybe next time. Even with a long line of eager customers, the staff managed to be both efficient and friendly. Bonus points for the back patio when the weather is warm.

Eclectic food and really amazing people make this little joint a big hit!!! Purple people eater…read morethat was made was priceless. Bagels, duh New York, are great. As are the drinks - Got the Mocha Oasis and now I am in my own island. I am not posting photos because you should take the time to come to this historic place right next to Huguenot Historic site with 6-8 houses maintained since the 1700s or earlier!!!! And enjoy this wonderful town on one side and village on the other!!!!

I was on the hunt for dessert to enjoy later at home. The Pie Shop was the perfect fit. The inside…read morewas cute. The large windows let in natural light. There are a few tables to sit at. Meh. It's ok. The employee was nice, but they were not super engaging. The key lime pie made me think of the key lime pie from Red Lobster. It was cute and not too bad. It had a very quick tang to it. The cherry crumble also intrigued me, but I did not get it. I maybe having a little FOMO hehe.

Cute little pie shop in the heart of Eastdale Poughkeepsie near the Premier medical group and Rossi…read moredeli. Service by the owner is friendly and hospitable. The idea of creating one Sohn pie and sitting down to have it warm out of the oven in just a few minutes is very appealing, particularly during this cold weather spell. The owner also has another business across the street called macaron. She is a CULINARY INSTITUTE of AMERICA graduate and uses safe, serve practices. Shop is clean, bright, and welcoming. I recommend you order your custom pie then take a quick trip to the Eastdale bagel shop to pick up some bagels for the family. By the time you get back your pie will be ready to eat. Sit down and enjoy it