I've been enjoying Anastasia's bread since her farmers market-only days and there is nothing that…read morecompares!! My favorites are the classic market loaf, english muffins, and cardamom bun, but everything is delicious. There's often a line, but don't let it deter you because it moves super fast! The bakery itself is cozy with a few tables throughout and a bench just outside. Depending on the time of day you go, you'll often get a first-hand look at the staff baking and shaping bread or treats in the open concept kitchen and it's always so cool so see how it comes together! All of the staff are friendly and Anastasia herself is usually there helping out with the baking. There's also a designated parking lot.

Tucked deep in a North Tonawanda location is this little gem of a bakery. It's pretty small but…read moreI've always managed to get a seat. Be prepared for a constant flow of customers- some staying and many just taking their goodies to go. It's a small place, so choices are limited both in bakery items and breads, but, guaranteed, you won't go empty handed or disappointed.

There are not enough stars possible for the amazing cookie dough cinnamon roll I had here!!!…read more I've been on a huge cinnamon roll kick lately, and I've been trying any ones that use real vanilla icing (ain't nobody got time for that cream cheese icing monstrosity, lol) that I can get my hand on. This amazing place is located at the end of a large strip center that also houses an Aldi and Mighty Taco. The all glass windows and doors give it plenty of light and very open feel - something that we haven't seen much in this area with the beautiful intricate architecture (to us Floridians anyway, lol). The first day we went it was fairly empty and they were nearing closing time. Despite this, the lady who helped us was friendly and informative. She explained they make regular cinnamon rolls and pastries but also have a specialty roll of the week, which was cookie dough this week. They were out of almost everything except some of the day old rolls - which included a cookie dough one. Where we live, specialty cinnamon rolls are filled with the typical cinnamon and just topped with specialty stuff, so I assumed I would get the cookie dough one and try both their cookie crumbles and their traditional cinnamon roll in one. Boy was I wrong. Having bought far too many desserts in the last few days of this visit, I put the cookie dough roll to the side a few days, but when I tried it - OMG!! The center of the roll is COOKIE DOUGH AND NOT CINNAMON. When I tell you this is one of the best desserts and food inventions I have ever seen, I MEAN IT!! Nevermind the crookie or cookie dough croissant craze, these people have created heaven in a dessert. Needless to say, I had to go back again today for another, as they close on Mondays and change their flavors on Tuesdays. A different person was there, but she was just as helpful. And they had just one last cookie dough roll, which of course I had to get. If you ever get the absolutely divine timing that I did and find yourself in the Hamburg, Buffalo, or Amherst (I know of these locations specifically, there may be others too), and they are running the cookie dough rolls, you HAVE TO try them!

It's been a while since I grabbed a treat from Kaylena Marie's. I'm glad to say they're as…read moredelicious today as they were the last time I stopped in, even after the various changes they've had! On a Saturday, around 11:45am, I arrived at the Hamburg bakery, the newest location of the small franchise. There was plenty of parking in the HUGE parking lot as the bakery is next to an ALDI. I walked into a large space with plenty of tables and a bar along the window with stools, reminiscent of Orchard Park's seating setup - It felt warm and inviting, plenty spacious, very easy to converse with others. It was great seeing quite a few tables filled with people sipping on coffee, pastries, sandwiches, etc.! They do have a pretty large menu of breakfast items and sandwiches along with plenty of drinks, which are listed on their menu located at the counter. Walking toward their case of goodies, I was a little surprised at the limited selection, albeit they were definitely the more popular treats. The gentleman who took my order was very friendly, fun to talk to as I placed my order. All in all, a great ordering experience and a spot I wouldn't mind sitting down and having breakfast in. So what did I order? Fall 2025, Kaylena Marie's re-introduced their "Specialty Rolls" with the big change being the size being "mini" compared to their normal cinnamon roll, which is HUGE. I'll be honest, I was a concerned the "mini" would be a tad too small, but, after ordering two, I say they are perfectly sized. For the week of 11/03/2025-11/09/2025, the Hamburg bakery's "Specialty Mini Roll" flavor was cookies and cream, dubbed the "Mini Oreo Roll", which is Kaylena Marie's roll swirled with crushed Oreo cookies, chocolate, and creamy filling then topped with more Oreo cookies and glaze. I ordered two, one for Saturday and one for Sunday. :) When the "Specialty Rolls" were giant (i.e. Kaylena's 'normal' size), this was my favorite flavor, so I was really happy when the first forkful brought me right back! The roll was as soft as I remember and the creamy inside with chocolate and Oreo cookie swirled in was excellent. The "mini" size was perfect, albeit I did have a little ice cream with it. :) But truth be told, the "mini" is the proper size for these specialty flavors. Also, stick it in the microwave for 20-25 seconds, thank me later! As for the price, in 2025, this was nicely priced, certainly not as pricey as I expected, which was another treat. Kaylena Marie's of Hamburg is an inviting bakery/café! The staff working are courteous and friendly and the treats are on-brand with the original idea of Kaylena Marie's. I will certainly be back for another batch of "Specialty Mini-Rolls" or perhaps a 'Normal' (aka GIANT) cinnamon roll for old time's sake. haha

When you walk into the homey building, you are greeted with a pastry case right in front of your…read moreface and the smells of treats baking. They know what they're doing haha. There is seating available inside as well as an outdoor patio in front of the building. We were greeted by a friendly staff member and given time to make our tough decisions. I ended up getting the cinnamon roll (the cream cheese frosting atop it just got me) and a cold brew with birthday cake cold foam. A treat runner up was a poofy looking carrot cake cookie. I should've just gotten both, right??? My other half got a frosted brownie. We both enjoyed our treats. They were moist, flavorful and had a good amount of frosting. The birthday cake cold foam was a perfect complement to a black cold brew giving it that little creamy something and a dash of sweetness.

Monster pastries, good coffee and great bakery options! I also tried the avocado toast which was…read morejust okay and a breakfast sandwich. The sandwich was good but nothing special. Would return! Small ordering space inside but there is seating if you are hoping to eat in!

Went in for some sunday morning treats, we were not disappointed. Morning bun and lemon blueberry…read morescones were good, but the star was the vanilla scone. It tasted like a sugar cookie in the best way possible . the service was quick for bakery take out , and they were BUSY. we will be back to try some other goodies .

I absolutely love that Blue Eyed Baker opened a location in Hamburg. And what I love, even more, is…read morethat they offer vegan/gluten free options. The offerings change daily based on what they've had time to create and what has already sold. The scones are wonderful, my fav so far has been the orange cranberry but the blueberry lemon seems like their most popular flavor. I've also tried the cookies & muffins. Though I prefer the scones quite a bit more. I find the prices to be quite high. Cost is $5.50 per scone, or more. Then once you add on tax and a tip you've already dropped $13-$15 for just two scones. Last time I bought two scones, a cupcake, and a cookie and it was $35 (and only 1 scone & 1 cookie were vegan). There are quite a few tables inside to stop and have a meal. Though after looking at the menu it seems there's only 1 vegan option and for me, it's not worth the price. Parking can be a challenge as you'll have to park in the main lot which can fill up, especially during peak hours. The last time I tried to stop in, the lights were on, the sign said open, but the door was locked. I knocked on the door several times- a worker saw me but never came over to open the door. Very strange.

The very best egg sandwich in WNY by far. Bread, muffins…read moreand cookies are fantastic. Location a bit tight with only street parking. They could do a better job of getting rid of the political BS in the front window. Other than that it's definitely worth the trip.

I took a little walk to grab lunch and decided to try their vegan Björk sandwich. I honestly…read moreexpected to have to go home and add some sauce or seasoning, but I was pleasantly surprised. The seitan really surprised me with the texture and taste, and the sandwich was packed with so much flavor. It was way more filling than I expected. They make their own sourdough in-house, and it really takes the sandwich to another level. I also tried the peach basil hand pie (not pictured), which was a first for me because I'm not usually a sweets or pastry person. It was too cute to pass up, and I'm so glad I tried it. The filling-to-pastry ratio was perfect, not too sweet with a nice glazed crust on the outside. I didn't get much basil flavor, but overall it was still really good. I heard they switch up the flavors often, so if you see the peach basil one, grab it before it's gone. The staff was really friendly this time around. Everyone was warm and welcoming, and I loved the small-town feel of the bakery. I can't wait to come back and try more. 9/10.

The cheddar scallion scone was so fluffy and flavorful, the coffee was really good, and the inside…read moreis so fun and homey! The workers there are very friendly. Did I mention their menu is a 3D jumbo storybook from the beginning of fairy tales!? And the outdoor space is very spacious and well decorated too. We'll be walking there more often!

Tina the owner of Buffalo Delights is the perfect example of natural born talent. She is a self…read moretaught pastry/baker and you wouldn't even know it. Her pastries and baked goods are amazing. I enjoyed the strawberry muffin as well as her macaroons. OMG the macaroons are beyond delicious. See also offers breakfast sandwiches, and what makes this sandwich so good. Is the fact she makes her own English muffins, you can't do any better than that.

Tiny little store with specialty items. Lots of large boxes of loose tea for a great price. I…read morebought a flatbread hot out of the oven for $2.50!!! The man who sold it to me was nice. Hidden in a little plaza next to a shoe repair store and barbershop. Please note there's no sign above the store, you just have to see it in the window. It's the same plaza that Molinaro's pizza is in right at Parkhurst.

The good news is that they still carry their oven fresh bread! The bad news is that they no longer…read morecarry other baked goods. They transformed into a grocery store, jam packed with items floor to ceiling. Great to check out if you're looking for a specialty product from the Middle East.

A on the go food truck with 2 crepe griddles and a staff of 3 working the Yelp event we just…read moreattended. Staff was pleasant and made each order fresh as it was placed. The even had gluten free option for those who need or prefer. The crepes came out warm and soft, with a pancake like taste. We sample the Nutella which was rich and complimented the crepe very well.I would have liked to have seen prices on the large menu that was on side of the truck. We enjoyed the the crepes folding into triangles and inserted into a specialized tear -away holder. It made it much easier to eat

First and foremost...thank you fellow Yelper Einas for posting on the best addition to share space…read morewith Wheatberry. I stopped in twice this past week, one of there off day a Tuesday, and this past Sunday. Mark & Austin the owners were extremely friendly, and you could see they both worked well together, and had the skill along with passion for crepes. After visting several other establishments that sold crepes, The Mad Irons Cafe is the real deal with talent and savory flavors. The crepes are made fresh to order. The prices are reasonable, and the best part of the experience is watching them be prepared in front of you. Sweet, savory and breakfast crepes one cant go wrong with the variety. Look forward to trying more crepes again sometime soon.