Ordered 2 iced teas. Was charged more than the listed price on the board. Person pretended to not…read moreknow what was on the board and made it a big todo. Iced teas were bad- either the water that was used was way too hot was used or it had been reboiled a few times, or they used the cheapest tea possible. Either way, at $4 each, it's not worth going back.

So I am always on the hunt for a good bakery with good bread. Based on the pictures and some…read morereviews, I headed here early on Sunday morning. I think they have made some marked changes from the early days. The display case of baked items is small and gets replenished. I only saw one loaf of features bread which appeared to be selling by the slice. There were two people behind the counter with one barista and one person taking orders and replenishing the baked goods. There was one person ahead of me who ordered several things but they did not start making the coffee until the items were all paid for and a paper ticket produced. Needless to say, it took 10 minutes to get a coffee made and leave and that's with it not being busy. The cakes looked ok, but not as appealing as some of the picture. Parking is a hassle. All street parking in downtown Phoenixville. Not worth the hassle. Ok for coffee if I'm walking the town anyway and not in a hurry

Have been back several times and the service has improved. The baristas are able to smoothly get…read morepeople through without fumbling their checkout system. Thank you for helping the experience be sustainable for local coffee drinkers trying to be in and out. For those who may not know, for extra packed days, 260 Bridge has an express counter in the back for anyone ordering ready made/zero prep items like drip coffee and baked goods in the rear next to their juice fridge.

Fabulous Scones! Bought one this morning on our walk through Phoenixville and it has to be one of…read morethe best scones I've ever tasted.

Unyeasted organic sourdough bread made in a brick oven is the only way it should be. The best bread…read morein the entire country. I have tried many companies that have unyeasted sourdough, but they are just heavy or too many ingredients.

This is the best bread anywhere. For those interested, they carry it at Weavers Coop Market in…read morePhiladelphia. Chestnut Hill and Mt. Airy (spell? ). There's a few different varieties they make. Each better than the others... When I go there I buy a few loaves and put in the freezer. Best to slice and then freeze. That way the frozen slices go directly into the toaster. OMG. Soooo good! So for sure you need to buy more than a loaf... the first one you'll start on the way back. Just pull a piece with your hands and there you go. Enjoy!

The food and service is great…read more Low cost of great pizza. Great Italian pasta and other Italian tasty dishes. Great baked desserts. You can eat in or take put. The menus change frequently.

Been here a few times. Tried a few different things. While the pizza is fantastic, the best around,…read morethe pricing for toppings is inconsistent just like the tax is inconsistent (up to 13%!). The cookies when they came back were very undercooked. Chicken parm sub was very dry and kind of bland. One thing that always stood out to me that was odd was the seasoning. The pizza and also the subs are very heavily seasoned, but the sauce is very under seasoned. I thought it was odd but when I got the chicken parm, the breadcrumbs were unseasoned. As best I can tell, there's no seasoning to any of the food until it's cooked and then it's added at the end. I had thought that I found my local pizza place when I first found this. The owner is extremely nice, but I do feel a little ripped off from time to time and the ambiance of the place is not the best - not a place I would recommend eating in at.

My fiancé saw their Detroit style pizza on social media and we made a trip that weekend to try it…read more Since we had never been here we'd didn't know the layout or what to expect. We were there on a Saturday early afternoon and it was crowded which I expected. We walked into the bakery end which has some tables and chairs and tons of baked goods to enjoy there or to go. There is a dining room in the middle of the bakery and pizzeria. After walking through that room we were where we wanted to be. There were some tables and chairs in the pizzeria which was good and we grabbed the last available table. You order at the counter. We knew we wanted to cheesesteak Detroit style pizza. The pizza was worth the ride! So so good!! We look forward to going back!

OK wow, what a place. Feels like the cultural meeting point of this part of the outer counties of…read morePhilly. Tons of seating in the back, prompt service from what seems like high schoolers and college students on their break. The walls are absolutely maxed out with photos of various news, sports, and other cultural icons. We had one of the Detroit-style pizzas and a salad. Pizza was solid-- don't think I'd have this every day for fear of a severe downturn in my health, but when it comes to game days or just a dinner with the guys, I'd totally make my way over here if I could (I can't but I wish I could). Ordering happens from the counter. Food comes out pretty promptly. Staff are friendly, even letting us stay a bit longer past the closure of the main dining area so we could finish up. Overall-- stop by for a unique experience here in PA.

I know Peter a little bit from his days at the ever excellent Soltane. Had been working hard to get…read moreback to see him again and did a little investigative reporter work to find he was at this new location. Which was very, very very hard to find. And once we found the location, was even more of a rabbits warren experience to find the actual coffee shop. So you might have to work a little harder to pinpoint the location. Peter has great barista skills. I hope seating gets better and more comfortable. And a big selection of yummies. The location is very interesting with theater and other indie type creative ventures going on.

What a treat!!! Everything I got here was fabulous, the apple galette was baked perfectly. And the…read morecroissant was sooooo flaky and buttery. Scone and babka were dense but incredibly soft! Couldn't even pick my favorite cookie. The red velvet rocky road was a gamechanger. Everything tasted super fresh. Awesome pastries if you get a chance to try anything!!!

I can't say enough good things about The Happy Mixer! Everything here is gluten-free, and you would…read morenever know it from the taste. So far, I've only tried the donuts, and they are beyond delicious--perfectly fresh and full of flavor. Everything in the bakery looks amazing, and I already have my eye on a few things for next time: the lemon pound cake, the cinnamon crumb cake, the birthday cake (which looks absolutely divine), and the peanut butter brownie. On top of that, the staff is incredibly kind and welcoming, which makes the whole experience even better. I believe it is Pick Up only. Support local!

Consistently AMAZINGGG FOOD AND SERVICE!! :)…read more Love this place and love the staff!! My favorites food items are: chocolate chip banana bread chocolate kiffles apple cheesecake strudel

This used to be a great place pre 2020…read more The past couple years though EVERYTIME I've stopped the staff always has something better going on behind them than to fully turn around and engage with the transaction. Never a greeting or a thank you. They just start ringing up products then grumble the total at you as if I was dealing with a cashier at Dollar General. It is tough to hire help anymore. I get it. Maybe it is time for the owners to install a self-check out kiosk or have a self-service cash box as some other farm stores do. The owners should be embarrassed of the current state of the retail side of their operation. I am embarrassed for them. The seafood salads are still pretty good. The dairy products struggle to be average. Flavored milks and sugar drinks they sell are a real snore.

Awesome little farm store. I stopped in for lunch today with a couple of friends and everything was…read moredelicious. It was really nice chatting with the owner and learning about the property. Highly recommend supporting this local family run business. Thanks Casi!

Totally Awesome but you got to get there EARLY!! A super add to West Pikeland Township!!read more

I typically do not have a sweet tooth and so I don't really seek out dessert shops unless I'm on…read morevacation or it's something unique or really special. Wildflower and oats is not necessarily unique, their products are especially exceptional. We got both the oatmeal date and the dark chocolate chip with salt cookies. Holy cow. Don't get me wrong you're going to pay for the privilege. But my oh my , these cookies are unlike anything I've had before. They have some other interesting products as well, including some local honey and shrub products. If you're looking to treat yourself, make a beeline here. I guess I'm kind of glad that they're not inexpensive because I could eat a ton of these things. Go figure!