I gave this business one star because they dont have a zero star option:…read more I decided I wanted to get an assortment of cupcakes to put in my wifes Easter basket. The young person (woman) decided to help me, she was silent (didnt speak a courteous word.) I was asking about the Easter cupcakes, she simply demanded "which ones do you want". She then proceeded to put the selected cupcakes in a carry out vessel and crushed the lovely icing into the top of the clamshell. She never even slowed down to see what she did. She then went away for several minutes while I was trying to checkout without cupcakes. Once the first (helper???) actually brought the cupcakes the checkout person turned them on their side. This causes the icing to just slide off of the top of their respective cupcakes. So basically, Edgar ruined my wifes Easter surprise. I won't visit this business ag!

I can't vouch for the other Edgar's locations, but I've ordered birthday cakes twice for my…read moregirlfriend from this location. The first time was a caramel cake. The second time, very recently, was an orange dreamsicle cake. Both cakes were really great and tasty. I ordered online both times, and both times the cakes were ready as promised. I highly recommend.

How does this place have so few reviews?!…read more Rolling up to this bakery we saw the line leave the bakery and down the road from a few blocks alway. Was the 20 minute wait worth it? Absolutely. We ordered a couple lattes, savory scone, bacon cheddar stone, croissant sammy and the focaccia breast sammy, all delectable. We'll be back for sure.

I always make a point to stop by here when I'm in Huntsville. Their baked goods are a 5/5, and the…read moreambiance is perfect. Their confections, like the cheesecake in the image, are just okay. Yummy, sure, but not worth the price and certainly don't hold a candle to the amazing pastries. Coffee is also nothing particularly exciting (though their fun seasonal flavors are homemade and very good). Definitely stop by! Load up on the pastries (the cinnamon rolls are insane) and thank me later.

3.5/5. Really struggled with a rating because for me 3 = adequate experience but probably won't…read morereturn and 4 = positive experience and would be down to come back, and I honestly am not sure if I can see myself coming here again because it's kind of niche and the food didn't blow my mind...but I like the modern atmosphere and I did enjoy my order, so I'll give it a 4. Anyway, this business is off Whitesburg Drive right next to Bonchon; iirc they're owned by the same folks but I might be wrong. The parking lot is a little hard to navigate. I went for a treat after getting my hair done about a week ago. The menu most heavily features Japanese style soufflé pancakes, which are a good bit thicker and pleasantly jiggly compared to American pancakes. They also offer croffles, or croissant waffles, usually in the form of a sandwich for a more savory option, a couple of croffle eggs benedicts, and other desserts such as burnt-top cheesecakes and I thiiiiiink maybe macarons and rolled cakes with cream fillings (think Swiss cake rolls). They have coffee and a few speciality lattes to drink as well. The inside was very clean and modern. It was pleasantly busy but despite seating being pretty limited I found a spot easily enough. You order at the counter but an employee will bring your food to you when it's ready. Service was a bit of a mixed bag. The person who took my order was pretty surly and disinterested, but the man who brought my food out to me and was bussing tables went out of his way to say a friendly few words to me and check in. I ordered the tiramisu soufflé pancakes and an iced Nutella hazelnut latte. Both were quite pretty to look at and came out quickly. The latte was pretty sweet, which is how I like them, though not sweeter than the tiramisu pancakes -- I'd say an appropriate level of sweet for a more dessert-y coffee drink. The pancakes themselves were, well, fluffy. They are quite different from American style pancakes but certainly have their own merits; subtly sweet, bouncy, and fun to eat. These came with a sort of chocolate syrup/drizzle in a pot for personal portion control, a sprinkling of pretty and ripe blackberries and raspberries, and a sweet and creamy sort of tiramisu topping. It all melded together into a decadent but not cloying meal. The order comes with two pancakes and I thought that was plenty to eat given how rich it was, though I did find it a little pricy. Overall, I'd recommend this place as a good option to try soufflé pancakes -- I don't think they can be found elsewhere in Huntsville, so if you're curious, give them a go. I don't know if these are the best representatives ever given my own inexperience, but it certainly beats never having tried them at all.

Quick service and a unique, Japanese-inspired breakfast experience! Fluffy Fluffy is known for…read moretheir soufflé pancakes and they certainly live up to the hype! While their savory dishes weren't my taste, their sweet treats are incredible. I definitely want to try more of their pastries. I enjoyed the bright, fun vibe of the restaurant. This place was a great road trip stop!

Start with smiling faces... can't go wrong from there. Fresh coffee, home made everything, and dog…read morewelcoming! Look around this place... they are on to something big, but I think they want to keep it simple!

Love love love Hamley Bake Shoppe! Coffee is perfect,…read moreservice is always great, and the inside is adorable. The breakfast is also very yummy. Such an awesome place right here in Meridianville.

My partner and I have been here a few times now. We love all of their pastries. I know they don't…read morenormally keep pies on their menu but I wish they would!! I had the chance to stop by during the 4th of July weekend, and was lucky enough to get a slice of their apple pie... Mannnnnn was it good!!

My friend stopped by Mason Dixon to pick up Mac and cheese. She asked me if I wanted something. I…read moreremember Jimbo from Rocket 95 talking about his favorite sandwich being the grilled chicken. I asked her to please pick me up the signature grilled cheese sandwich. My sandwich was a grilled chicken breast with Brie, shallot, apple slices, and fig jam. The gluten free bread was toasted and the chicken was perfectly cooked. My sandwich was very good. When I order it again, I will skip the fig jam. The sweet taste is ok but not my preference. The fig jam made my bread mushy on the side the jam was applied. 5/5 If you are gluten intolerant, Mason Dixon is your go to for freshly baked breads, cupcakes, muffins and more. I was in Homewood going to my fav Greek restaurant years ago and found their Birmingham location. I will definitely get to Mason Dixon soon to try the grilled chicken without fig jam. I know it will be great! It's good y'all. 5/5

Very clean & bright inside with various types of seating arrangement. The staff is friendly. My…read morehusband ordered tea latte with earl grey & the staff caught on that my husband wants a London Fog (not on the menu). The food & drink selection was great! Selected a few savory croissants for breakfast & a ton of sweets for later. The 2 bathroom stalls are gender neutral, one with baby changing station & smells great. Highly recommend this place & we look forward to coming back.

From Arkansas visiting our daughter that just married and moved to the area. They brought us to…read morethis awesome pastry and drink place. Loved it so much, went back all three mornings in a row! Fast and efficient service. Not a lot of seating inside but more tables outside. The lemon blueberry croissant was amazing! Enjoyed the cappuccino as well.

Little Dipper is a relatively new small bakery where the baked goods are made with skill and love…read more Their cookies are awesome and their apple pies are the best. They slice their apples versus using chunks, giving each pie slice an interesting and different texture.

I can't believe this little spot hasn't been added on Yelp yet! I'll remedy that and add my own…read morereview. :). This business started as a pop-up at farmer's markets and such and grew to a brick and mortar. This little bakery and lunch spot is across the street from the credit union, conveniently off Whitesburg Drive. If you've ever been to any of the neighboring businesses (eg The Wine Cellar), you'll know parking is a challenge - not a ton of spots, and many of them requiring sharp angles to enter and exit. The restaurant looks a little like a small home and has a nice fenced in patio in the front. It looks like the owners are still working to put the finishing touches on the inside, but it's still cute and welcoming. There's a medium sized dining area with a window so employees can pass your food to you. A beautiful display case shows off the yummy baked goods. There are also several cold cases with prepared foods, to include appetizers, entrees, and desserts, for grab and go meals. Would be great for football games or easy entertaining! I've been twice now and staff has been sweet and helpful both times. The first time, I ordered a pan of macaroni and cheese for a Thanksgiving gathering. My in-laws don't do mac at Thanksgiving but I love it. However, I was too short on time this year and so when I saw LD's very reasonable pricing, I hopped on it. Pickup was easy. While there, I impulse bought a pumpkin cake roll because I didn't have enough pumpkin in my life. The mac and cheese was simple but well executed and went over nicely at Thanksgiving. Reheating/baking was easy, the time provided on the instructions was correct, and no mess made. No leftovers either! I really enjoyed the pumpkin roll but husband said it had too many pumpkin/fall spices for him. More for me. ;) I came again this week because I'd been wanting to actually have lunch here. They have simple breakfast and lunch items (breakfast burritos, paninis, sliders, etc) and I was excited to give it a go. I ordered the pimento cheese grilled cheese. I'd hoped for a side of macaroni salad but they were out so I wound up with Miss Vickie's chips instead. I also got a trail mix bar for a snack later because I can't ever resist those types of goodies. My sandwich came out promptly: pimento cheese and bacon griddled on jalapeño cheddar bread. The staff member apologized for it being messy, which it certainly was lol; I had to get a fork to eat the plummeting clumps of pimento cheese. Messiness aside, I enjoyed the sandwich. The pimento cheese was appropriately gooey and cheesy. I wish the bacon had been a little crispier but it was an ample amount. My favorite part was the bread; the jalapeño flavor was subtle but there and it was the perfect texture for a panini. The trail mix bar I had later was packed full of goodies and also yummy. Give this local business a try sometime! I especially love them for the ease and convenience of their take and bake goods.

The macarons were under cooked. They either pulled them too early or there was an issue with their…read morecooling process and the cold weather. Being from New Orleans, I know a thing or two about beignets. What they are calling beignets? More resembles a sugared donut (where's the powdered sugar?!?). There's a place in town that makes outstanding beignets (FYI). The flavors of the items were solid. However, I couldn't get past the texture of the undercooked macarons. Kind of disappointing. The one at Four Mile Post had perfect macarons. I was expecting the same quality at this one. The two young ladies working were quick and friendly. I didn't give a lower rating because of them and the flavors.

At first bite everything was very cold...after we let it sit for a while wow it was worth the wait!…read moreWe ordered For me box (chocolate eclair, raspberry macaron, chocolate praline macaron) pyramid (ahhhmazing), equator (aahhhmazziinngg), for me box (chocolate eclair, tiramisu macaron, coconut macaron, chocolate praline macaron) Hazelnut filled beignets (ahhmazing), and a napoleon (meh).