This little business is tucked away on Gaslight Alley in Stovehouse. It took me way too long to…read morerealized the "Cutes" stands for charcuterie, but they sell that and cupcakes as well as a few other confections. It's a little shop with a small but diverse inventory of confections. There's no room to sit and eat inside but it's a quick walk over to the food garden if you want to have your treat there. Honestly, going inside didn't make the charcuterie part of the business any more evident - it looks like mostly desserts - but I was there for dessert anyway so nbd. Service was a little cool at first but warmed up as I asked questions and for recommendations. I wound up getting two cupcakes to go (a chocolate peanut butter one and a cookies and cream one at the employee's recommendation) and a strawberry pretzel salad for right then. I'll be honest, this place gave me sticker shock pretty badly. These are very average sized cupcakes (with beautiful frosting work...but the fact remains these aren't the behemoths you'd get during the viral mega cupcake craze a few years ago) and the strawberry pretzel salad cup was also comfortably for one serving only. It was about $14, almost 16 with tip. Whew! The products were alright but nothing really stood out. The strawberry pretzel salad was probably the best thing, but it was all in very discrete layers, which is not my preference. The pretzels were completely separate from everything else and it was hard getting a bite of all the elements put together. That said, the flavors were good, though the strawberry part could've been a bit sweeter. The cupcakes were fine. I thought there was a smidge too much frosting on them for the size of the cakes but it wasn't egregious like it is at Bite Me Cupcakery at Bridge Street. The chocolate peanut butter cupcake didn't have much peanut butter flavor (only the bites with PB drizzle); personally, I was hoping for some peanut butter flavor in the cake itself. The cookies and cream was bland but not overly sweet, which was a plus. Overall, for my experience there, this place offered pretty but expensive desserts that satisfied if not necessarily blew my socks off. It might be a good spot for a quick sweet tooth fix if you're enjoying time at Stovehouse.

I was over at Stovehouse today and noticed this adorable new bakery next to Charlie Fosters. They…read moreare doing their soft opening currently, but their Grand Opening is April 13th. They had samples. But the beautiful cupcakes drew my attention. I had to get the strawberry crunch!! It was so good. I will definitely be back!

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.

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.

Ordered a cinnamon roll. It was cold and dried out. I have watched Edgar's go down for years. I was…read morehoping they could get at least this right. I ordered the girl that didn't make eye contact. Didn't ask me if I wanted it warm, etc. when I paid for it, I declined to give a tip and got the evil eye from her. I think that's hilarious. She doesn't do anything but scoop it out of a sheet pan and put it on my plate. The funny part was she seemed to feel entitled as she rolled her eyes. I will not be coming back and buyer beware.. I threw the cold dry cinnamon roll away.

Love Edgar's breakfast, baked good, cakes, pies, and salads. Really just about everything.read more

It was decent food. The chicken/rice casserole was good. The mac-n-cheese was ok. Can't hardly…read moremess up fried okra. Strawberry pretzel salad was the best in town but it was solid. Tea/water/lemonade included with the plate. I'll come back. Maybe not too many times because it is a little pricey. But everything is up these days.

I love French macarons. When done properly? They're a perfect taste explosion…read more This location? Makes them properly. My favorites are pistachio and vanilla. These had the right amount on "snap". I'm looking forward to trying out other flavors.

I was super in the mood for something cold, so I opted for gelato when I went the other night. I…read moregot a scoop of the green tea gelato and a scoop of pistachio. Now let me tell you, I'm very picky about pistachio gelato. First impression was great because it wasn't bright neon green. It was a sandy green: perfect color. And it tasted AMAZING. Very smooth, great pistachio flavor. No notes. The green tea gelato was a little bit icy, but not enough to take away from the experience. My father tried a chocolate mousse cheesecake type of thing and the mousse was very light which I prefer because rich, decadent mousses are too much. I'm not a fan of cheesecake but it had a great, silky texture and didn't taste too cheesecake-y, if you know what I mean. I was eyeing the Dubai chocolate bars in the case because I'm chronically online......I will definitely be back to try that out

If I could give this place 0 stars I would. Went to this particular Dunkin twice horrible customer…read moreservice both time the first time 3/28 (afternoon) the customer service was bad. the guy took my order served me a stale donut and then gave me one coffee when I ordered two and then the young lady served the person behind me and I ask for the second coffee was told I had to WAIT.. Really very rudely. The next day 3/29 went back different shift (am) maybe better service. WRONG ordered two coffees and when I received them the coffee was weak taste like it was recycled or brewed twice I ask if they were going to brew a new pot cause I'll wait for it to be remade, then another young lady said I'll fix it then proceeded to made the same weak coffee with less condiments than what was requested. It was worse than before and when I complained the three girls started talking amongst themselves, and proceeded to say I was getting loud so to avoid dealing with me. Then asked me to leave without my coffee without a refund. Then when I asked who the manager was one said me and I said it figures I want my refund then she said very aggressive like it's at the register. Charged 11$ got back 6$ it was so crazy that I didn't even check to see if the balance was correct. Then some other guy out of nowhere where say your are loud then I got LOUD and asked do you know me to know if I'm loud or not then I left after I got my refund, which appeared the next morning. This was my first time in Alabama I won't visit anymore Dunkin's over here(Huntsville, AL) ... Who ever owns this store your staff needs to be trained and coached on the CUSTOMER SERVICE INDUSTRY AND HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT... Thank you

I went pretty early in the morning to grab some food before studying for my exam. With it being…read moreearly, there wasn't a super long line, but people started lining up afterwards since it was breakfast time. I took my egg bites, bacon bites, and red velvet latte togo to the library. Even after walking all the way to the library, my food was still hot, and the egg bites were cheesy, and went well with the crispy thin bacon. The place was very clean since it was in Charger Union, and I was able to grab my food directly after it was placed on the counter, so it felt very clean. I think the food was packaged in paper and cardboard, but the latte was in a plastic cup. I think overall, the experience was great, for it being on a university campus!

Review is only for atmosphere and service; I was unable to actually try the food because of, well,…read moreservice. Only reason this is a 2 star instead of a 1 -- it's possible the ice cream is good, but I sure didn't get to try it. Located off the main drag of highway in Madison, this is a small chain offering rolled ice cream, milkshakes, cookies, and liege waffles with decadent toppings. It's been here a little while and so I thought I'd stop by for an afternoon treat while waiting to attend an event nearby. I entered into the smallish, narrow space and was immediately struck by how...dead it felt. There was one other customer (or perhaps an owner/manager, though if it was, that's kind of disappointing given my experience). It was kind of dark inside and it smelled weird -- not noxious or anything but a little musty and certainly not a yummy, sweet, ice cream, cookie, or waffle scent like you might expect. I wasn't greeted but I wandered up to the register where an employee was listlessly -- and I mean LISTLESSLY - pushing around a few sad ice cream rolls. Every other time I've watched ice cream get rolled the worker has almost been like a hibachi chef, rapidly cutting, dicing, rolling, and flipping. This reminded me of picking a scab. I said hello; I don't remember if the young female employee said anything back, she might've muttered an acknowledgement but it definitely wasn't a warm welcome. Having never been here before, I was a little unclear on the process (eg, what are mix-ins vs toppings; what's available; are there pre-made creations, etc), but she never offered to answer any questions or render assistance, even as I stood for several minutes gazing up at the menu. All I heard from her for a while - as she continued to listlessly scrape the ice cream around - were several very loud, gnarly-sounding sniffles. They were bad enough that I started to feel concerned she was sick. These concerns were further worsened by the fact she wasn't wearing gloves. While that thought flickered through my mind, I abruptly heard her say, "I'm sorry." I assumed she was talking to me since I'd been waiting for a while, and so I reflexively said, "You're fine!" I quickly realized she wasn't speaking to me at all and was instead having a conversation on the phone through the headphones she was wearing. Nice. This went on for another minute or two -- it was a fairly personal conversation and she seemed to be consoling someone on the other end -- and I just decided it wasn't worth the hassle and frustration. Y'all know I try my best to be very forgiving of service and such but this was a bridge too far for me. I had read reviews prior to coming here about service being bad and I thought surely people were overreacting or being entitled but now I don't think so. Perhaps the product is good, but you'll be hard-pressed to sell much of it if employees aren't even willing to make it for customers.

After the owners response about the expired milk, I've been back 3 times. They're n e v e r open…read more When I visited today, just now around 320 pm on a Friday, 2 other sets of people were walking away from the door to their cars too. Looks like a story that doesn't end well.