A sweet abuelita with an even sweeter ice cream shop. Lots of wonderful flavors at in incredible…read moreprice. Service is always quick and prompt. We always have the option to taste different flavors before making a decision. The shop is small but is brightly decorated and reminds me of going out to get ice cream with my parents as a kid. My favorite dessert from Adelita is their creamy strawberry popsicle. It is full of flavors and take me down a sweet memory lane!

This is by far the best ice cream we have had since moving to TN. Absolutely love it and even…read morebetter, my children love it and they can be a tough crowd. We will always come back to Adelita's Ice Cream.

New bakery in South Mt Juliet that had so many baked items to try! It's a visual delight and not…read morebeing familiar with Mexican or Central American breads and baked goods, asked the friendly staff what things were. Most items are on shelves, which you use tongs and place on a tray and then bring up front to pay for. No name tags on the shelves, nor prices. However, we bought 4 pastries and a loaf of bread and it was about $6.50 with tax. For baked goods, a good price considering the uniqueness of their offerings. While we liked some pastries more than others, none were bad and made for a delightful breakfast and later in the day, tea time. They do cakes and will make French bread on demand/special order. So that is cool - I plan on trying their French bread one of these days. While there is no place to sit, don't be discouraged from taking away some treats if you are in the Stewart's Ferry / S Mt Juliet area,

The service was so good and there was always someone there to help you out! I loved the ambiance of…read morethe place, and the music created such a vibe! The pastries were the highlight; they were so good!

What a cute shop! We went on a Saturday so we could do their chocolate tour. The guy who held the…read moretour (so sorry I forgot his name!) was very knowledgeable and knew his stuff! He obviously has been in the business a while. He made the tour easy to understand and walked us through the entire process. It's really awesome they make everything from scratch and using so few ingredients. You can really taste the quality of their chocolate. Sadly, they didn't have the grinding machines with the chocolate in them because they were out of the beans! They were having shipping issues with their stock. But we were able to taste a bit of everything they sold which was really cool. We picked up their dark and milk chocolate bar at the end of the tour. Highly recommend for a bit of fun!

I've been on a bit of a chocolate binge lately and decided to stop by Olive and Sinclair Chocolate…read morewhile we were in town. Per some sources, they are the first bean to bar chocolate maker in Tennessee, and they even offer weekly factory tours, although I wasn't able to make it in time for one. Olive and Sinclair has a relatively small retail area. They have all of their products on display and more importantly, have tons of samples! I ended up trying basically everything. The chocolatier doesn't advertise where they source their cocoa from but I asked an employee and she said they switch it up all the time. Apparently the current batch is from Peru, which gives the chocolate a pretty neutral taste at the start but then transitions to a kind of sharper dried fruit taste. They also sell several types of caramels. The Ghost Pepper Caramel starts with the caramel sweetness. It's only a second or two later that some heats starts to show up. I'm not sure how much ghost pepper they actually use; the heat is a bit more than just a warmth, but isn't nearly to the point of being painful. The heat lingers for quite a while, enough that I had to wait a good five minutes before trying another caramel! Interestingly I think this one has the "cleanest" caramel taste, at least at the start before the pepper kicks in! The Duck Fat Caramel has similar sweet undertones but adds on a really savory and almost meaty element on top. The Sea Salt & Vinegar Caramel has a light vinegar scent. It starts with sweetness and a light tang, but then the vinegar gets stronger. It never gets to the point of tasting like a vinaigrette, but is quite noticeable. To be honest, I'm not a fan of any of the caramels. They are certainly unique and nice to try though! I ended up picking some of their more intriguing products - the Bourbon Nib Brittle and the Smoked Nib Brittle - for gifts. From what I tried in store, they're both exactly as the names imply: super bourbon forward sweet candy, and a surprisingly intense smoky sweet. Yum! Olive and Sinclair Chocolate is definitely a place to pick up some unique local gifts! I wish I had made it in time for one of their tours.

Photo dump of the most recent jarnartys trip. Me and my fiance go every weekend. It's so good, I…read morehave a designated folder for jarnartys pictures. The flavors just pop and as always the service is immaculate.

Love that this cute little ice cream shop is family owned. I've been three times and every time the…read moregirls are so sweet and friendly. The ice cream is absolutely delicious. You can tell it's homemade. I love that they also have a display of sweet treats. Had to try one of their Dubai chocolate truffles.

I'd seen this place before when in the area and made a mental note to stop by next time. I'm glad I…read moredid! The place was busy with customers, but it didn't take long for the team to get my order. There were so many delicious looking items. I decided to get a classic glazed donut because I feel it's a good litmus test for a bakery. The team member got my great donut from the back. I'll be back! There's free parking in the lot, and it can get busy. Love: service (kind); glazed donut (moist, fluffy, crispy in the right spots)

I really enjoyed this place! I got the chocoflan mousse and although it didn't remind me too much…read moreof a flan, it was still really good. My husband got a donut and cold brew and loved it. I got the lechera latte and was a big fan. Staff is super friendly and just a nice atmosphere

The El Hornito Bakery is located in a strip shopping center with ample parking on Murfreesboro in…read moreNashville. They feature authentic Hispanic baked goods at prices you won't find in many places. The special occasion cakes are a delight for the eyes! There are cases that line the perimeter of the store filled with pastries that are so visually appealing, it's almost a shame to eat them! Piñatas line the ceiling and makes for such a festive atmosphere. You'll find sweet breads, donuts, and pastries galore! When you enter, take a tray and set of tongs by the door. Then browse your way around the bakery and add your selections to the tray. When you're ready, the staff will ring and bag your order. Keep in mind that most of the placards on the bakery cases are in Spanish. So you might type Spanish to English in your cell phone browser to learn what the pastries you are interest in are in your own language. It helped me tremendously! I think my dining companion and I purchased 7 pastries and some other sweets, and the total was less than $15. I highly recommend this bakery for the most appealing visual and tasty treats you will find!

El Hornito is truly a hidden gem! It's located in a small strip mall off Murfreesboro Pike with…read moreplenty of parking. However, I will say that if you're not looking for it, you won't find it, so stay on the look out! This small Mexican bakery is most definitely popular among the locals and I just happened to pop by when I was driving in the area out of curiosity. I am so glad that I did. As soon as you walk in, you'll see a tray and tongs table to your left. It's self serve so you grab one and put whatever you would like to purchase on your tray. When I tell you there are hundreds of baked goods for you to try from, I'm really not joking. There's a variety of sweets lining up the store walls for you to choose from. There are even some hot pastries and cakes you can purchase from the counter. I was definitely overwhelmed by the choice and things aren't labeled, so I let my eyes do the picking. I randomly grabbed three of the prettiest deserts I could find. One was a cream and jam filled pastry, one was a cake, and one was a cookie. Each of them had such a unique and authentic flavor. After taking a bit of each one, I understood why this place was packed even late on a Sunday night. The best part is, when I paid for these three sweets, my total was less than $5. Amazing food for this deal?! Sign me up! I will be back very soon and buying more baked goods than I could ever imagine!

Tucked away in Gladeville. This is a HAPPENING spot. There is an additional parking lot to the…read moreright. Beautifully done with bright pastels and fun decor. So many delicious choices. You can get a few bites to help you decide (or truly make it harder). I landed on Ooee Gooey Butter cake and peanut butter cup in a cup with waffle cone crumbles. Excellent! Can't wait to go again. I do wish they had a dairy free option.

I love the glade diner and I was expecting to like this…read more It was pretty hopping for a Sunday! Served really quick and they have quite a bit of options to hit your sweet tooth: ice cream, soft serve, flavored ice, brownies, cookies, shakes, and more. The decor looks nice and it felt pretty clean inside. Parking is ample, but I know it's not ideal when the diner is open. There is additional parking behind the diner, fyi. We got a scoop of vanilla, a chocolate chip cookie dough in a waffle cone, and a lemon pie shake. Disappointed in the cookie dough ice cream. There was literally zero cookie dough :(. Was really just vanilla. Hubs enjoyed the lemon pie shake. We also took an oatmeal cream pie and a brownie to go. Haven't tried them yet but they look fantastic. One thing to note; the menu moves VERY quick. Suggest slowing down how quickly it flips between pages or adding a second screen/split screening. I also think $3.00 for a small water is a bit steep. I live just down the street so I am sure I will be back!

This is a cute shop to buy ice cream or knick knacks. I always lovr these sweet little boutique…read morestores that offer something more than just overpriced items. Main Street Mercantile and Creamery provides just a little bit of everything. You have clothing, accessories, toys, ice cream, shakes, leather bags and lotions. A little something for everyone can be found here. They do carry Volunteer Tradition clothing line here. Apparently that's a huge thing because my step dad was super stoked with the shirt I purchased him for Christmas. My mom and him love the brand. Think of it as a high end named brsnd but for Tennessee people. Customer service was great the last few times I have went. The guy who runs said he opened the place in October 2019. I really hope to see it flourish. Worth a visit or you're walking around the square and want to get something fun for yourself or a loved one.

Enjoyed Ice cream here on a couple occasions although on July 4th they…read moreclosed just as we arrived and ended up at another great place 10-15 min away. I opted for Strawberry which is my second choice when Rum Raisin isn't available. Happy with the Ice cream and the service. Only option to sit is outside, but seating is limited to a couple spots and lucky to grab one, other time it was a car seat. Ice cream on a waffle cone was rich with chunks of strawberry.