We were looking for Jewish baked goods to bring to a Shiva. Oddly, we couldn't find anything in the…read moreDanbury area. Closest was Stacey's in Ridgefield. It was a pleasant surprise. They make Jewish classics like babka, mandal bread, challah and much more. They also make Italian and American desserts. The cakes in a jar seem like a novelty, but they are delicious not just for show. The red velvet was amazing. Definitely check out this small business. You won't be disappointed.

Stacey is accommodating and delivered the customized cake I envisioned for my daughter's birthday…read more However the cupcakes are missing one letter (not sure how that happened) we only found out after we took the cake back and an hour before the party started. She offered help either we bring the cake back so she can add the letter (impossible due to time limit) or we DIY at home. Luckily our helper was able to make do, not perfect but could've been worse. Unnecessary stress. Triple check your order!!

I just go for the bread so I have no complaints about the coffee. Sweet Earth and great baguettes,…read moreno complaints. Great bread.

After reading Ridgefield Lifestyle's cover story, "The Art of Hospitality," I decided to return to…read moreRoss's Bread with renewed optimism and, naturally, a stopwatch. The article references the Savoy Hotel, Danny Meyer's hospitality group, "the pursuit of excellence," and repeated commitments to quality and consistency. So I thought perhaps, at long last, the espresso situation had been resolved. Reader, it had not. I ordered a Cortado to stay. "Would you like that in a mug for here or a paper cup?" An encouraging start. I then positioned myself beside the espresso machine like a wildlife documentarian returning to observe a rare but persistent behavioral phenomenon. The barista dosed the portafilter, then tamped the coffee while holding the portafilter in midair, applying what appeared to be approximately the amount of pressure required to test whether an avocado is ripe. He locked it into the machine and pressed start. Brown liquid immediately exploded from the spouts with absolutely no delay whatsoever. The shot was over in roughly four seconds. For those unfamiliar with espresso, this is generally considered suboptimal. The resulting Cortado tasted primarily of hot milk and faintly burnt coffee sadness. After two and a half confirmation sips, I quietly left the remainder on the counter and departed. At this point I no longer review Ross's espresso. I monitor it.

I've tried ice cream all over CT and I just keep coming back. When I'm home from college I go…read morearound once a week because their ice cream is just so good. My favorite flavors are red velvet, mud, chocolate fudge brownie, and banana cream pie. We also love the chocolate covered strawberry shake. Their sorbet is really good too. Chocolates are divine, the best ones are the caramel crunch bar, caramel marshmallow, and hazelnut chocolates.They also have dole whip!! Their candy sections downstairs is really cute and decorated like a classic corner candy store. In the winter don't miss their hot chocolate! Always local high school kids working here and usually really nice.

A sweets lover's paradise. They have a section for ice cream, I was able to enjoy a sugar free ice…read morecream while my girlfriend took advantage of their many options. I appreciated the fact they had a sugar free option. In addition, they also had a section of chocolates made at the premises. Lots of options, but of course they also had a sugar free section. I loved the fact they had options for me to enjoy. Being diabetic, it is hard to enter a place like this and not be able to enjoy something good. I ordered several pieces of their sugar free milk chocolate almond bark. The store had several tables and chairs where you can enjoy your sweets. A very nice place. The staff was very helpful when it came to the sugar free options.

Horror, New owner worse that the last one.. and last one…read morewas a creep He gets an attitude when you ask for a receipt ..3 experiences this summer .. All the prices have doubled in the last year It's dirty , the 2 workers I've interacted with this year are physically dirty His portion size is at least 1/3 smaller than last year He uses nasty paper cups not the nice carvel PET cups Norwalk or Danbury charged 40% Less for the same thing and the portion is larger Avoid

Not the same place it is was the only erver is often physically dirty. The desserts are made…read moreincorrectly and he will argue with you if you ask for the correct ingredients. We have tried a few times since the new owner. Today was the last straw, we got a terrible $10 Oreo milkshake that was mostly milk!

Great food for the price Super fast on delivery…read more Always open super early for people that work in town super early so I love it Never been inside to eat but seen it outside in passing and was great

I just paid $30 for an absolute nightmare of a turkey sandwich, 2 donuts and a Macha tea with…read more"light ice" aka 90% ice. The person who made the sandwich should feel bad. It was so poorly made, I'm in genuine disbelief that they were happy with the effort put into this sandwich. The apple cider donuts were solid though. Hence 2 stars.

Great pastry I walked in from out of town and I loved the assortment he had for pastry it was…read moreimpressive all the cookies and pastry you could imagine . I purchased some delicious cookies and they were delicious .The place was clean and neat deli was impressive and the staff was very helpful and supportive I would give this two thumbs up definitely stop in this establishment

They use canola oil to cook, if you're looking for a healthy option this is not it. Synthetic oils…read morealert, for their pricing it should be olive oil

This shop has a beautiful decor and presentation in its cases. The prepared foods and patisserie…read moreitems looked just beautiful. We got some chicken tenders as part of a larger picnic we prepared for lunch (other items coming from some of the other nearby shops) and a twice-baked potato to accompany a steak we bought for dinner. The chicken, even it looked beautiful, was disappointing because of how dry it was. The potato was much better. The staff were all very pleasant and helpful. I would definitely return to sample other items.

Stopped into this newly opened French market to see their offerings, and we have to say we were…read moreimpressed! There was so much to choose from, whether it's a gourmet prepared meal that's ready to heat-and-eat, an authentic French treat, beautiful imported linens, and so much more. Everything is of the highest quality here, and it's no wonder the word has been spreading with this being one of the state's best spots for authentic French products!

Cute little place Yummy cupcakes for any event…read more They also have gluten free options Can't wait to order custom cakes for future birthday parties

The best cupcakes you've ever tasted. Inside is so cute and darling. Everyone who works here is…read moresuper friendly. All products are gluten free and I couldn't event tell, which is awesome. My favorites are the chocolate chip cookie, what's up doc (carrot cake cupcake), red velvet cupcake, and lemon raspberry. Definitely a must try if you're in the area! Whenever I'm home from college I have to make a stop! I recommend getting their mini cupcakes to try all the flavors.

Cute store with great macaroons! They have fun baking and cooking equipment and decor.read more

Very cute place for baked treats and baking supplies. This is a great place to stock up on gifts…read morefor the baker in your life--or yourself. The items are special, well curated, and not what you'd find in a generic store like Bed, Bath, and Beyond, which is exactly the point of an adorable shop like this in downtown Ridgefield. The pictures on yelp so far don't do it justice, I wish I'd taken some to show how nicely merchandised the store is. Elizabella's has all sorts of food supplies like fondant, sprinkles, and assorted fancy sugars. There are also unique boxed mixes, like one for apple cider or pumpkin (baked instead of fried) donuts, or a dog biscuit mix with a little bone-shaped cookie cutter. There is also a ton of unique cake molds and serving trays. Every imaginable shape of bundt pan, plus ceramic bowls and trays, and some neat retro-style coffee and tea canisters. I bought a huge bottle of good quality vanilla on a previous visit that I'm still using, plus they have a ton of extract flavors with your typical mint or almond, plus more exotic like chocolate hazelnut. There are also the assorted kitchen accessories like aprons, napkins, placemats, decorative mixing bowls beyond boring clear glass, and a variety of teas. Definitely worth a visit!

Awesome food, their pizza is grade-A, just like Gremaldi's in Brooklyn. The ambiance is great,…read morewelcoming and homey. Definitely a spot to go regularly.

Everything about their ice cream being made fresh daily and from the finest ingredients is all a…read morelie. the waffle cones are not baked daily. they don't make anything on site it's all delivered and low-quality. They don't have a chef from Italy making gelato what a joke