I happened to be in the right place at the right time one day and walked into this bakery. It is…read moreclean and pleasant. The owner is on site and willing to discuss the offerings in their case of goodies. The woman who helped me the first time really knew the business and was able to answer questions I had about ingredients, etc. I appreciate that they have vegan and gluten free pastries. Their cookies are certainly a handful and quite yummy. I've been back there again and have been pleased with what I chose. If you like big soft ginger cookies, you will find them here. I will be back to try other items and I definitely will try their coffee. Prices are reasonable. This is a place worth keeping around. Give them your support.

RI food Fights iced coffee challenge brought me to this little gem of a bakery. All the baked goods…read morelooked SO GOOD! They even had gluten free options such as cupcakes and muffins. Coffee was ok-will def put this on my list to come back to for some sweets!

I came to the Seekonk location to get my zeppole fix and they did not disappoint!…read more All the staff were friendly even though the place was pretty packed! I also had to grab some other pastries - fig square, lemon square, raspberry square, carrot cake and of course the zeppole. Everything was fresh and delicious. I usually go to Riverside but this location has all the goodies too!

Swung by this great place and was amazed at their prices. Was wandering around and looking for a…read moreplace to get some sub rolls for a family event. The grinder rolls were 75 cents for a large size. What a deal!! They were soft and delicious. I will return!

Awesome place for cookies, breakfast and treats. Staff was amazing!! Watching the train go by…read morebehind the building was fun too!!

Good selection and very fair prices for a wide range of item…read more The only fall back was no seating our eat in dining.

Still excellent the business has moved slightly to the corner of Main Street and next to other…read moregreat locally owned stores. Macaroons are excellent. Buy 5, get 1 free. Rice crispy treats are on our list for a future visit. Friendly, helpful and well trained staff. Great at answer questions on all the great options

This business recently expanded into a larger storefront! The staff were friendly and the cupcakes…read morewere delicious. They have a wide variety of cupcakes and sweet treats to choose from. There is also a separate section designated for ice cream. There is a small parking lot behind the building, as well as on street parking. I will definitely be making a trip back in the warmer months!

I hate to give 5 stars by only trying one item. Their scones are ridiculously delicious. I never…read morethought that I would say that about a scone. Well done Traditions.

Awesome bakery. First visit was in the fall and they impressed everyone with the box of treat I…read morebought Cupcakes, whoopie pies and their cookies are amazing. Cheese cake bites are really good and if you have dogs, buy a few of their $1 dog treats

Beautiful & delicious cupcakes! I got 4 full size cup cakes & they had fillings - caramel, fudge,…read morelemon curd. Can't remember the name- The one with toffee chocolate topping & caramel filling was my favorite. Shared them with my family for dessert & everyone loved them. Cute little shop with street parking.

Marti's Cupcakes & More was a stop on the inaugural Triple Play: Best Donuts, Best Cookies, & Best…read moreCupcakes by RI FOOD FIGHTS journey. The Triple Play runs from April 1st thru April 30th. The coupon at Marti's Cupcakes & More was for 1 cupcake. The bakery was very cute and pretty. I loved the pink paint on the walls and the cupcakes displayed on cupcake stands. I had the strawberry shortcake cupcake and there was strawberry filling in the middle. The cupcake was soft and moist and the icing wasn't overly sweet. The filling was a very nice addition. The cupcakes were really good sizes too. Marti's Cupcakes & More was a close second place for the best cupcake.

Cakelicious was a stop on the inaugural Triple Play: Best Donuts, Best Cookies, & Best Cupcakes by…read moreRI FOOD FIGHTS journey. The Triple Play runs from April 1st thru April 30th. The coupon at Cakelicious was for 1 cupcake. There were a few options to choose from. I chose the fruity pebbles cupcake. The cupcake was light, soft, and moist and the icing wasn't overly sweet. However, the fruity pebbles on top were a little stale. My husband had the passionfruit cupcake and he enjoyed it. Cakelicious also sells hot food. Though we didn't try it this time, it did look good and I would want to try it next time. There are a few tables inside and we were the only ones at the store.

New spot on the hill very nice owners. We stopped in for dessert. Got two funfetti cupcakes with…read moreiced coffees and cookie dough ice cream. The best part was the ice cream, the cupcakes were a little dry, and the frosting didn't have much flavor. But it's definitely a cute spot to go in and grab some ice cream after eating on the hill.

I had some time at the end of my day to swing by Chepachet to finally try Who Cut The Cheesecake…read more The RI FOOD FIGHTS #bestscoopshopri coupon brought me in, but they were already on my radar as a cheesecake lover. The inside was cute, wooden walls that reminded me of a cabin, even though they were in a small strip of stores. It had a cozy feel to it. They not only offer cheesecakes and ice cream, but coffee, cake pops and other treats. I got there not long before close, so I did my best to get in and out quickly. The woman who helped me was kind and friendly. I got a few cheesecakes to go with my ice cream and then got in my car to head home. I ate the ice cream on the way. I chose strawberry. It was a solid strawberry ice cream. Good flavor, decent texture. When I got to my kitchen, I took a bite of each of the cheesecakes I got, because I NEEDED to know what they tasted like. Mango Tango, Key Lime and Lemon Blueberry (can you tell I like fruity flavors?) The cheesecake itself was thick and creamy but not too rich. Each of the flavors came through. The mango was tangy, the key lime refreshing, and the lemon blueberry delightful. I'll be snacking on those bit by bit this week. The crust was standard graham cracker, firm texture but your fork will still cut through it easily. The paper that wraps the minis lays flat if you open it up, making it like a built in plate! The shop sits at the edge of a small shopping area in Chepachet. If you like antiques, trinket or gift shopping, that's a great address for that, then you can swing by Who Cut The Cheesecake after for some coffee and a sweet treat!

"Who Cut the Cheesecake" leans into flavored, smaller-format cheesecakes instead of the classic…read moredense New York slice, which already makes it more approachable if you're not into that heavy, overly rich style. Everything is portioned more like a cupcake than a full slice, so you can actually try multiple flavors without committing to one. Side note: you can order whole cheesecakes along with custom cakes for those special occasion's as well! I went with the cookie dough, cookies & cream, and birthday cake cheesecakes. Across the board, they were solid. Lighter in texture, not too sweet, not overly dense, and easy to eat. If you're expecting that thick, classic New York style bite, this isn't it. But that's the point. These feel more like a hybrid dessert cheesecake meets whipped, flavored treat. The surprise of the visit wasn't even the cheesecake. It was the chocolate chip cookies. Perfect execution.. thin, soft, chewy center with a crisp edge. They had that exact homemade quality you can't fake, like something straight out of your grandmother's kitchen. Balanced sweetness and proper texture. I could've easily gone through an entire tray without thinking twice. From a menu standpoint, they're clearly built around: - Flavored, individual-sized cheesecakes (cookie dough, cookies & cream, birthday cake, etc.) - Rotating or staple dessert flavors that lean more fun than traditional - Classic baked goods like cookies that honestly compete with (or outperform) the main attraction If I'm being critical--this isn't a destination for purists looking for a traditional cheesecake experience. But if you want variety, lighter texture, and more flavor-driven desserts, it hits. Overall: came for cheesecake, would come back for the cookies.