this place is so wonderful. very kind workers, great selection, easy & quick ordering process…read moredespite a line out the door. apple fritters are the bomb dot com. so is everything else here. pecan rolls are freaking amazing. coffee is kind of mid but i don't even care this place so fire

The bake goods, donuts, Quiche is really good... However, when there's a line out the door,…read moreemployees need to be acting like there's a sense of urgency... and not like we love being in line watching them goof off behind the counter. This is where Swedish bakery has it down, they are faster to get in and out. Get your service in order because your product deserves it.

Stumbled upon this place on our way to the beach! The lady working recommended the tropical fruit…read morecombo boba. It was definitely refreshing and tasty but not what I was expecting! The boba was popping boba and not regular boba, which I feel would have been good to know. Not sure if their other drinks also have this boba? However it was tasty and good for a warm day!

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A recent take out experience. Efficient and friendly…read moreservice. Caramel apple danish 5 stars Cinammon roll 4 stars - looked great; oddly not a lot of flavor Apple pocket - 5 stars A long history of high quality baked goods

This is the bakeshop next to Tosi's Restaurant. I tried…read moretheir pastry in one of the coffee shops in New Buffalo. So, I had to visit the location to check and get more pastries. A cute little bakery with plenty of pastries, sourdough and cakes to choose from. I love their almond croissant (the one I had from Farmette). They ran out today so I had to get other pastries instead. The almond horns were amazing, the plain croissant is so buttery, sourdough was great and we also got some of their danish pastries which were also yummy and not too sweet. The lady at the counter was so sweet and nice. We will come back again to get sourdough and more pastries!

Johnny tsunami couldn't handle the score on this loaf. Not only was the bread stunning it was also…read moredelicious and toasted really well. The person who helped me check out was friendly and knowledgeable and there was a warm and inviting patio. I will be back for a pastry. I know it looks amazing in the fall.

I was introduced to Farmette via social media influencers, which made me a little nervous. How busy…read morewould this spot be on a Friday in July? Very, very busy. By noon, the parking lot was jam-packed, people were everywhere inside and out, all of the cafe pastries had vanished, the beverage line was quite long, and there were a few loaves of sourdough and focaccia left. Farmette has some good problems. I wasn't going to mess with the cafe side and turned my attention to the market side. Browsing around, I was utterly delightful with the market curator's choices! It was so easy to create a beach picnic. Expect food stuffs for every taste bud, fresh produce, and specialty items from both MI and beyond. A foodie's market paradise. My basket: sourdough crackers from Detroit, kombucha from Nashville, vegan cheeses from Austin, popcorn from Vermont, local peaches and tomatoes, and halva from NYC. I would have grabbed more, but my wallet said "STOP." From my market experience, Farmette gets five stars for its selection. I can tell this place has a vision, and I hope it comes to life.

Nice little spot for brunch. We enjoyed our breakfast and coffee with a friendly waitress. The…read morefact that they use Nueske bacon made me happy. My grit cakes meal was delicious and the pancakes were think and tasty with just butter, no syrup needed.

Visited on Father's Day. It was obviously very busy that morning. I have been to this place a…read morecouple times in the past, food is just ok. Jalapeño sausage omelette is great. Pancakes are also good. Breakfast potatoes are not good, overcooked and undercooked at the same time. Facility could use some maintenance, floor of building is way out of level and the tables are tilting to the point you wonder if your drink is going to tip over. I would not use the bathroom there, toilet handles falling off, just gross in general. Walls are all scratched up and need some help. Overall cleanliness of restraunt not good. Table was soaking wet when we sat down, paper menus were soaked through once sat down. Wait staff did their best on the busy day, no real complaints. They need a short shutdown for facility maintenance is my real only suggestion.

Overall, the atmosphere was calm and quiet. The Barista…read moretook our orders. She was very nice. We wandered the store while she made our coffees. It's a pretty boutique with lots of things to look at. She called us when our coffees were ready. They were very good!

Cute coffee show/vintage boutique store in downtown La Porte! Stopped here to get an iced coffee…read more The lady working the register was very nice. She went through each coffee listed under the "Originals" and told me what each contained. She also gave me a punch card. I ordered the mocha orange ovation, which was very good! It tasted like a chocolate orange and had sea salt sprinkled on top. When sipping my coffee, I went upstairs where there's lots of tables and couches to sit and relax. Or work on your computer. Soothing music was being played.

I love stopping here on drives between Chicago and my hometown in Michigan. Great service and…read moredrinks. Summers are great because of all the outdoor seating. Stop at Exit 12 off of Hwy 94!

Nice stop for a good coffee. It's just off the freeway and we're glad we stopped…read more Prices are average $7 for a large mocha Customer service was fine The inside is clean,modern and spacious with an additional seating area and seating outside

Great food interesting food and most of all wonderful people working to help us great service go…read morethere friendly local market with an attitude which is good

We live in town and go to Harding's for all our shopping needs. I'm especially grateful to the…read moreemployees who are courageous, front line workers through this pandemic. The butcher is kind enough to cut up the dog bones into three to four pieces for us. The elder, tall, stocky gentleman's work ethic is inspiring. Yes, the younger staff stocking stuff are a little shy on the customer service but that's understandable. And, the cashiers are salt of the earth. Harding's is my kinda place and reflective of the hardworking folk that make up Three Oaks.