I really wanted to like this place. There was a good selection on the Saturday morning that we…read morestopped in and I thought that they would have a homebred taste and smell. I have to say I was disappointed. We got a set of sticky buns with walnuts and a small cherry custard pie. I am sad to report that though they were very fresh, they were both pretty tasteless. The ingredients read and tasted very much like a commercial bakery which I guess they are but thought otherwise.

I have never physically been here before, but my dad brings me the coconut walnut cake every time…read morehe is out-of-town anywhere remotely close to here. I am a very good baker and I can make some killer cakes, so let me tell you this place makes the absolute best coconut cake I have had in my entire life! I mean, I can't even imagine a way for it to be improved. It is a coconut walnut cake. The regular coconut cake is good, too, and very very fresh-tasting and has a much clean taste that you don't even find with homemade, but the coconut walnut cake is outrageously wonderful! It's not just a plain yellow cake like their regular coconut cake. the batter is different and, as good as I typically am at tasting and guessing ingredients, I have NO idea what the difference is with the coconut walnut cake batter, but it is divine! Let me mention another key point--I hate frosting. Even on the best cakes, I scrape it off. I do make an exception for my mom's homemade frosting, but I'm just not a frosting person, even when it's from the finest high-end bakery out there. However, let me tell you, this is the perfect frosting! It is light, smooth, incredibly fresh, and creamy without being heavy. I actually love this frosting and I actually enjoy eating it. This place has got a wonderful thing going and I hope they're around for generations and generations. Talk about some food that makes your heart smile :). If you are anywhere near this place and can make time to swing by, do it and you will absolutely fall in love!! The only thing you have to lose is your diet :P. Guess you better run a couple extra miles before-hand, lol. NOTE: The place my dad tried their products was at the Amish market in Lowell, Maryland, which is open Thurs-Sat with very limited hours (closed by 3pm on one of those days, but it varies).

Their Bbq truck opened for season and OMG it was so good! We got the pork ribs , pulled pork…read more smoked turkey, the Elote brisket cup, side of mac cheese and banana pudding as dessert! Everything was really good. it all had great flavor and was so fresh. The banana pudding was the perfect ending to the meal. it wasn't overly sweet.

Great staff - very attentive and pleasant. Surprising selection of brand name goods and local…read moregoods. Beautiful cuts of meat and game meats! Never expected to see kangaroo meat in a local little shop. Delicious looking baked goods as soon as you walk in. Prices are not outrageous and the cuts of meat are far better than chain grocery stores. They were smoking and grilling meats outside today (Friday) and it made my mouth water! Easy to get in and out at a traffic light and lots of parking. Definitely will be making a routine stop here. Oh, and did I mention the live bees in the case?

Won't return. Owner/manager rude and condescending to customer who didn't know their first time…read morevisiting that you place your order and pay once ya get it, despite kids running the register not mentioning that and other kids coming up and asking what she'd like - felt bad . Then they got my order wrong and the bagels were hard and not what we ordered. Poor customer service , small lobby/queue area leading to confusion amongst both staff and patrons, and realized after we drove off we didn't get what we ordered. Overpriced for quality of goods and service received -- won't return.

Good product Limited hours…read moreRuns out of of most items by noon Sometimes unpredictable closings with no communication except almost indecipherable sign on the door. Decent baguette, morning bun, pretzel

I spent all week bouncing from coffee shop to coffee shop trying to find a decent cup and a…read morerelatively healthy breakfast. I finally found my way to Poured Out Cafe on my last morning. The shop is impeccably clean and you are immediately welcomed in with a kind "Good morning!" I ordered a latte and a breakfast sandwich. The latte came out quickly and was the best I had all week. Right level of froth, and rich espresso flavor. The sandwich took a little while, I think they were waiting for someone to drop off spinach, but I didn't mind the wait. I was concerned that I didn't realize it had sauce on it and thought I was going to have to scrape it off, but turned out it was a perfect compliment. It was a bit messy, so don't plan to eat it on the move but absolutely delicious. I found my new morning coffee stop on my regular trips to the area.

This place is a gem! There is nothing I did not love except that the place is only open 4 days a…read moreweek. Pastries are made in house and super tasty. Coffee is great! Service is amazing. I dont know what not to love!

Gotta say, I've had wildly mixed experiences with BoB over the years. From snotty counter help to…read morecakes not designed as discussed. This last experience, well, it takes the cake. I was gifted a birthday cake and the first piece ticked a lot of positive boxes, but left something in my mouth. Literally. It was almost the consistency of shredded coconut and I dismissed it as such because I didn't order the cake so wasn't sure what the person who had ordered it had asked for. The second piece, same thing - only this time I noticed I couldn't really bite through whatever the mystery shavings were. I've been baking for over 40 years and as I considered what "whatever" it was could've been, it wasn't the right consistency for coconut. I managed to pull a bit of it off my tongue and the only thing I could liken it to in my years of baking was when I accidentally shredded part of a rubber spatula and it ended up in the cake. I was able to track it down to the frosting. Specifically the blue. I scraped all the blue frosting off and tried a small piece and no more mystery matter. I plopped all the blue frosting that was left, which was mostly a set of frosting balloons, in the sink drain. I first ran hot water over it and this was what was left.The attached image shows what is left - after having used the sink for FOUR DAYS. It still hasn't broken down. If it were butter and powdered sugar it would've been gone long ago. I don't know what that was/is, but I don't see myself eating another one of their cakes anytime soon.

First, we have always gotten products here, and the products are very good ! Now we just ordered a…read more1/4 sheet cake, and when they told me it was $63, I nearly fell over backwards. Maybe I'm out of step with costs these days, but $63 for a 1/4 sheet cake seems to be a bit excessive ! The person we ordered from wasn't exactly a bundle of joy either ! We will certainly evaluate whether or not we will purchase here again

I have lived in the area for a year and always see their sign off of 10 and I finally stopped in…read moreand got the strawberry pie. Oh my heavens it is fabulous and the plain crust has a slight sweetness to it. So far I've bought three, everyone of them has been absolutely dynamic.

This a just a stand along the road and it's filled with all kinds of homemade baked goods. I love…read morecute lil places like this cuz everything is mass produced in America now a days. The products are fresh and look amazing. The owners rely on an honor system of paying so just drop the money off in a box. There are signs along the road that will lead you to the place. The stand is actually along Pine Tree Drive too. I'm assuming this place so only around during the warm months. It's only open on Saturdays but you can order stuff for other days. I only wish it was closer to my house haha.

Windy Hill Bake Shop is a small little to-go shack located in Gordonville. They are known famously…read morefor their fry pies, but they also sell cookies, homemade potato chips, and canned goods. They are only opened on Thursdays and Fridays, but the hubs and I were lucky in stopping by to grab some of their readily-available fry pies! We got the Apple Snitz (filled with apple butter), Pumpkin Creme, and the Key Lime Creme - all are a bit smaller than the usual fry pie that's found and a little bit more pricier (at $1.75 per pie). They were of a good size for those who just want to nibble on a snack! When you step inside the shack, you'll see some boxes and crates filled with pies that are ready to be shipped out to local businesses and/or for those who had ordered in advance. Just note that their sign is extremely small, so it's easily missed! +known for fry pies +cash only

I bought two of these pies (peach, cherry cream) in the Reading Terminal Market on 8/15:…read more The pastry (crust) itself was good and crispy with a decent taste, but the filling was bland and tasted sugarless. I won't be buying these pies again.

Great breads and sticky buns! I wish they didn't have all the calories...such is life. Their…read morebreads and buns are the best and worth the calories once in awhile.

I have been buying Michael's raisin bread for years and absolutely love it. Was so happy to hear…read morethat they have a mail order.

From Long Island, we visit Lancaster often cause good for pleasant, near getaways. This is one of…read moreour must stops. Taking a cooler with us we usually pick up bacon (yum) and donuts. Think they're famous for their donuts. Good selection with many different fillings. The rest of the market is good too. Nice fruit & veg. Recommend stopping here and the adjacent Goods store if you're in the area.

Regular grocery store with tourist trap stuff like the old fashioned bulk candy, and other…read moreproducts. The prices aren't great. Again, not sure what the hype is about this spot.