Holy diabetes Batman! This place is a must stop if you love delicious sugary baked goods. I don't…read moreeven try anything but the croissants. Usually I get 3 creme, 3 chocolate, and then a variety with the other six. A dozen runs just about $17. Get them first thing in the morning when they are hot and fresh. It's located in a sketchy looking shopping center and you park and enter around the side, not the front. They have a secondary restaurant inside with a bunch of tables and a couple of restrooms. Sometimes the lines here can be super long, I recommend calling your order in ahead. This way you can skip the line and just pick up your order. They have a ton of different flavors, lemon, apple, strawberry, raspberry...all worth trying!! A dozen is good for 2 people ;-). They will keep a couple days if you don't eat them all the first day. My only complaint is that I wish they were open Sundays. Usually I pick them up when I'm passing through on a Friday or Saturday morning headed out of town. I'd love to be able to pickup a dozen on the way home too!

It's kind of hard to find a solid breakfast spot when traveling down 74 West, without having to…read moredrive 2 hours. Cakes, Pastries, & More did not satisfy our need for some good breakfast. We have never been to a restaurant that serves you your breakfast cafeteria style! I'm not sure if that's a good or a bad thing if a breakfast joint does it like that. Our first impression when walking into Cakes, Pastries, & More is that there is no character to the restaurant. It's just a spacious square. We both got breakfast plates. The eggs were their best item, but was still not very good. The hash brows had no flavor and were undercooked (if you can imagine that) and bacon tasted like it had been sitting out for a day. The "sweet" tea is not sweet. The restrooms are nasty, but the rest of the restaurant is clean. Why just the restrooms? Both the solid customer service and the cleanliness of the rest of the restaurant are about best things going for this joint.

Today at the gym, a friend referred me to this place since I was searching for Hispanic bakery in…read moretown for tres de leche cake. Upon driving to the location, I notice it was a building I've seen for years but never stopped there. There was a big plethora of baked dessert breads and many were $.80. The lady perhaps owner working was helpful although not as warm maybe because of the language barrier or it was near closing time. I inquired about a slice of tres de leche and she bought out one from the back. This is my first dry of Hispanic baked (Panaderia) Goods. I don't think it's as fair to rate against typical American baked goods I'm use to. The dessert breads were very thick with either sugar on top, fruit filling, or food coloring. There was about 4 customers on my 20min visit. ONLY CASH is accepted. Cooking pots/clay pota, Gifts, pantry goods, and convenient goods including Starbucks frappicono are for sale. I'm saving my tres se leche for tomorrow or the following day. I'm sure it will be very good and most likely make me a regular customer. I ate plenty of dessert breads tonight with coffee.

They are ass asf. I ordered a chocolate Madagascar tres leches cake and when I was instructed to…read morepick it up. I showed up to get the cake. They were not done making it so I waited patiently for it. Meanwhile the lady stated they did not find the toys for the cake just keep that in mind. When presented with the cake I was given a sad excuse of a decorated cake the cake looked nothing like the picture nor did they even try to decorate the cake nicely ex. The volcano's and airplane where pasted on paper stickers. I was very disappointed with the presentation and asked for a discount in which she stated and I quote," they could not due to the effort put forth and the cake was decorated as best as they could. the toy would've brought the cost up so no discount could be provided. I mind you they had picture of the cake in their bakery to chose from. if they knew they could not decorate the cake then why not state that when I made the purchase.

I stopped by this location drive thrutoday and ordered a ice coffee,I asked for sugarfee hazelnut…read moresyrup. Instead of letting know there was no such thing or providing other options, the person kept asking me if I wanted cream or sugar several times. I let them know that I didnt want any. I drive around to the window and I was met up with rudest person ever with the worst attitude! I tried to explain what I wanted he shut the window in my face so I waited, until he opened the window then I let him know my about my coffee,so I asked for a refund instead. He immediately turned his head and called someone named Jerry and then he said REALLY LOUD"I AM NOT DEALING WITH THIS TODAY!" then he slammed the window again. I waited until Jerry showed up at window, he was calm, he apologized after I explained how rude the window person was to me. I will not return to that Dunkin donuts after going for so long sad but not worth giving them my money for ugly behavior. Lesson for them is if you know you have a bad attitude when you wake up dont go to work and take it out on the customers! Also, just realize the truth, the service industry where you are customer facing may not be the job for you. Needless to say, I went to McDonald where they were much nicer!!

3.13.23 Hubby and I…read morestopped in to grab a donut each, French cruller and glazed chocolate, and a coffee for my husband. They didn't have the sour cream donut, which I like. Limited seating, yet comfy and intimate. Hubby said cashier was inattentive and he had to repeat the order. Said she shouldn't be working the register. Donuts and coffee were good and what you would expect. This location has a drive-thru. There is also a self-serve tablet at the counter to place orders.