The Korean Corn dog was really good. I mean like I want one everyday good. My Ube Boba was a bit…read moreweird. The Brown Sugar Tiger Milk Tea was delicious though. Cute atmosphere. Average service. Definitely will be returning for another corn dog.

First time in. I got the elote all cheese Korean dog. Tasted more greasy than anything. Got 6 mochi…read moredonuts. Pretty good. Liked all the different flavors. Service was not friendly or welcoming. Sucks, I was hoping to love it. I've been wanting to go for so long.

Came here to pick up a few dessert items for a party that we were having. The place has a good…read moreselection of deli meats, but I was here for bakery. Got waited on by a super nice woman. Decided a several small pieces of frosted cake. They had cupcakes, but they were small and not very exciting. Plenty of other options including cookies, donuts, and turnovers. Most of the bakery items are "okay", but not what I would call amazing.

We go here for Paczki Day in Fat Tuesday. Best jelly filled buns. There is a deli where you can get…read morevarious type of sandwiches made plus add ons like salads. Been coming here since the 1960's.

I'm still a big fan of this place. I took my nieces here on a Friday night, a few couples were…read morethere but it wasn't overly crowded. We ordered a 12 pack of doughnut and were able to pick 4 flavors. The s'mores ones were amazing! We also really liked the puppy chow. While ordering, one niece picked out Bart's birthday cake and I said something to her like oh you picked those because we are celebrating your birthday. I didn't think much of it but after our doughnuts were delivered, staff asked her if she wanted powdered sugar or cinnamon sugar doughnuts to go for her birthday. She loved getting to leave with an extra treat. We had fun playing pinball while we waited and one of my nieces commented on how she really liked the vibe of the place. They both said the mini doughnut place was a highlight of their weekend with me.

This small storefront is a hidden gem. The inside is very retro with arcade games and decor…read morereminiscent of the 80s and 90s. The donut options are a bit overwhelming if you're not a regular donut eater, so I went for a variety of donut holes: cinnamon sugar and lemon. Freshly made and delicious. Service was friendly and quick. Definitely worth a stop!

In my book, there's not much better than walking into a bakery when its cases are full of freshly…read moremade goods. And if you're looking for donuts, how can you do any better than Grebe's?!? for variety alone, they can't be beat, the same as true for the freshness of their products. Nothing like an early morning ride in the convertible and coming home with something chocolatey and delicious.

An iconic staple of the city! My mom grew up with these donuts, and I continue to enjoy them to…read morethis day. It's such an old fashioned place and I love that they continue to keep things the same. It's like walking into a time machine. We got 6 donuts and a cookie for $9, truly can't beat that. The cruller is dense, but their other doughnuts are delicious as well. Can't go wrong with any order here.

O&H Danish Bakery has built its reputation on Kringles, and rightfully so. The bakery case, though,…read moreis worth your attention on its own. The Glazed Croissant Donut is the standout item for me. The Cinnamon Snails run a close second and are worth picking up if you have the restraint to not stop at one item. The coffee caught me off guard in the best way. A 20oz Caramel Vanilla Cappuccino with oat milk rang up at $5.29. That price point is notable, and it delivered. Service moves quickly and the staff is friendly. One thing that stood out on the way out was the recognition displayed on the exterior of the service counter for employee years of service. It is a small detail that says something about how the business operates.

Almond Kringle: A Kringle is a large circular Danish pastry with flaky dough, covered in icing, &…read morefilled with fruit, nut, or other more unique flavors. After doing a little research, I've learned that sadly, Kringles are not widely spread throughout the U.S. Did you know Kringle is the official state pastry of my home, Wisconsin? It turns out that Racine, WI is actually the epicenter for Kringles. Racine's O&H Danish Bakery opened in 1949 and has been family owned for four generations. The almond kringle is one of their more traditional/basic flavors, but it is still impressively delicious. I was pleased with the amount of filling O&H crams into the pastry. It's got a nutty flavor that is so sweet, it almost seems fruity. Texturally, the filling has a creamy aspect to it, but it's also rather dense. The body of the kringle has hints of butter and like the filling, is thick and dense. Additionally, it has a flaky and pleasantly chewy texture. Lastly, the kringle is topped with a thick layer of icing. Usually O&H is pretty consistent, but as you can see from the pics, some portions of the kringle had a really thin amount of icing compared to others. Regardless, it was still another superb Kringle from O&H. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews * Only minor complaint is the size/price as I wished they also offered a smaller version of their Kringles or half kringles or even individual slices. My Top Kringles: 1. Pumpkin Caramel (limited time from O&H Bakery) 2. Eggnog (limited time from O&H Bakery) 3. Cheesecake (Racine Danish Kringles) 4. Sea Salt & Caramel (Racine Danish Kringles) 5. Sea Salt Caramel Pecan (Uncle Mike's)

They have the best breads, buns and rolls. Great assortment of fresh breads and bakery!read more

Fantastic. Homemade bread's, pastries and donuts Staffed by friendly and considerate employees.read more

We had a wonderful breakfast/brunch here on a busy Sunday morning. We were given a 25-30 minute…read moretime frame for a table, which they definitely beat. The little puffy donuts they give you when you sit down are delightful and a different touch. We had the Nutella crepes, pancakes, eggs and bacon. This is all pretty standard stuff of course, but all executed very well and blindingly fast. One small criticism was the distribution of Nutella on the crepes - it seemed like there was too much at first, but we believe its because the crepes were folded and then Nutella and fruit were added. It might be a nice touch to spread some of the Nutella on the crepes before folding? Either way, the flavors were nice, fruit seemed fresh and the crepes were well made - not paper thin and also not doughy. Service was super friendly and welcoming.

Always a favorite spot for a breakfast or lunch. We picked up a family member from the airport so…read morewe decided on HONEY BUTTER CAFE. The ambiance is chill and the restaurant is always busy. There was a short wait time. Not too bad. What a treat! We ordered the Biscoff Loukoumades, but this time we didn't get the complimentary order. We then ordered all water and one coffee. Later ordered a Honey Blossom which we never received. Our entrees were the Pork Belly Skillet worth Berry Mascarpone Pancakes (less cream and loaded with fruit), a Texas Burger with fries and a Gyro Panni. Usually we are thrilled and the food is great, today they really enjoyed their meals but something tasted off with the pork belly skillet. Something was really off from the many times we've visited prior. Either way, the visit was nice and she was happy and that's all that really matters.

First, it is worth noting that this is now Gather Bakehouse - same owners, but the name has…read morechanged because they no longer make macarons. I never had a chance to try the macarons, and honestly only found this one because the place that I normally get cinnamon rolls from when I went to treat myself was closed for a holiday break, so I decided to use yelp and branch out and find something new. I was not disappointed! I also tried a ham and cheese, croissant, which was delicious, but I will definitely be back for the cinnamon rolls. They also sell day old cinnamon rolls at a discounted rate, and I am eager to try those as well, because I love the idea of food not going to waste, saving money, and I heat up my cinnamon rolls anyway so I bet it would still be delicious! If not, I am happy to pay full price for the fresh kind, especially knowing that the bakery helps support community members with food insecurity (see photo). They have a sourdough membership, and even though I make my own sourdough (with mixed results), I believe I will try this just so that I can experience all the different varieties they create. I think it will be fun to have something like this to look forward to a couple times a month.

First and foremost, I am big on Parisian pastries especially chocolate croissants. My fiancée told…read moreme I had to try ham rolls on Sundays "because it is a Wisconsin tradition". So we came here one Sunday and got a pound of ham, cheddar cheese and onion rolls. We also had one chocolate croissant and a sprinkled donut for some sweetness in our lives. When we got home she put together these sacred traditions like it was Christmas morning and I had to patiently wait to be told to dig in. Well, not only did I dig in but the ROLLS--they were so crunchy on the outside with the perfect amount of onion and soft/chewy on inside. It went so well with the ham and cheddar that I literally drooled after my first bite for a second. I only use one piece of cheese for two slices of ham, I found that while I might be marrying a Cheese Head, I am slowly becoming one and two was too many. I was also told that it was a cardinal sin to put my BBQ kettle chips in my roll for extra crunch and favor. It didn't need it but I thought why not put everything on my plate together. I'd go back just for the ham rolls on Sunday--if my fiancée would let me lol. The pastries though? The croissant was almost spot on to the ones we had in Paris. I could only tell a slight difference in the layers and butter but it isn't important. This is a gem of a place and while it takes a minute to order and go--it's TOTALLY WORTH IT!

I noticed the Krispy Kreme sign as we were walking into lunch across the street... I told the…read morefamily to save room for a coffee after lunch. We ordered a couple coffees and a couple donuts for the road. The coffee is meh.... The donuts were great. Service was lackluster. No one seemed overly excited to help us. The inside looks like every other Krispy Kreme.

Hit or miss but usually a miss. I stopped with my husband around 5pm on a Sunday afternoon. I told…read morehim that they should have some hot around this time. I was soooooo wrong. We went through the drive through and were told they only had original glazed and strawberry. None of the filled donuts, so I didn't get anything. My husband ordered 1 glazed &2 strawberry. They were stale. How does a place that makes their own donuts run out of donuts? I'm just baffled. I love the filled donuts and we live 45 minutes away. This was a 90 min round trip drive for nothing. I was sad and disappointed.

We ordered over the phone for pickup, and the process was quick and seamless. The staff was…read moreincredibly friendly and took the time to answer my questions about the menu. The sandwiches were affordable, fresh, and delicious. I highly recommend adding a Danish and a side of coleslaw, they paired perfectly with the sandwich and rounded out the meal. The restaurant has a cozy, hometown feel with a warm, welcoming atmosphere. We'll definitely be back!

Today is March 26, 2026 and it is Brewers opening day! I decided to stop here for some cookies for…read moremy family and friends. The staff was really really nice with the ambience as soon as you walk in the door you could smell the ham delicious.!!