Old-school bakery with great sandwiches and seasonal baked goods. Kind service. Place next door…read morealso has lots of character and good coffee

Authentic Italian bakeries in the Princeton area have disappeared faster than affordable housing,…read morebeing overwhelmed by Supermarket bakery departments (Shop Rite, Wegman's) that while quite competent in the basics (pies, cakes, breads) fail to offer a spread of authentic Italian pastries that make an ethnic feast a high holy day. Sure, they're a deli that can put together a skyscraped Ham and Swiss on a freshly baked roll -- but their special power is everything Italiano that will make you the favorite uncle at the next celebration. Definitely worth the trip for any actual or honorary Paisan.

If you want to find the best light and very tasty macaroons, you need to purchase them from V &V…read moreCreations, you will not be disappointed! Leyny is very pleasant and wonderful to do business with, i am a repeat customer due to all of this. She makes and decorates cakes as well, check them out on Facebook.

I had custom seashell macarons made as party favors. 1…read more Macarons were visually stunning 2. Macarons were delicious. As good as any Parisian bakery 3. Process of ordering, customizing, and delivery was simple Loved doing business with Leyny!

Delicious and maticulously designed! So many unique varieties of cakes, cookies and cupcakes to…read morechoose from. Fantastic!

From the owner: Regency Desserts makes handcrafted gourmet custom cakes, cupcakes, cheesecakes and more. We are…read moreyour one stop shop for all desserts. Our Desserts are the grand finale of any meal and the climax of any celebration or event. We can customize desserts like our decorated sugar cookies (Nuggets), and fondant covered sheet cakes (Estates) to match and complement your event. We provide the Royal Treatment for whatever you are celebrating, intimate or extravagant.

Although a long time customer of Italians Peoples Bakery on Butler Street, Trenton, NJ, this was my…read morefirst visit to their outlet on Trenton Road, Morrisville, PA. It is a mini shop and can't offer the variety of the main store, but has enough onboard to keep things interesting. I was there this morning to pick up a light breakfast to consume at my Trenton office. Timing was perfect, as I walked in as the counter woman was carrying out a large open box of still warm rolls both sesame seeded and plain. Was a time I would devour these babies right out of the bag, because they were so perfectly textured and sour dough delicious. Recalling those grand old days, I ordered two seeded rolls with just a smear of cool butter, and a couple of brownies to share at work. Along with their better than decent Java, I contentedly bite into the first roll. The crisp shell gave way to the soft belly, with the butter adding a touch of flavor that mixed perfectly with the bread. An involuntary sigh escaped my lips. It was that eye-rollingly great. The brownie an hour later was dense with cake chocolate. Also, superb, and made my assistant very happy. This shop also makes sandwiches, but with a much shorter menu than Butler Street. If as good as the mothership, I am amazed that they haven't expanded to have room for the anticipated customer surge.

Cmon man look how skinny this medium hoagie is smfh. Charge premium for slinky sandwiches if you…read morecompare this to the other location in trenton it's night and day.

First time at Guatepan and we're already planning our next visit!…read more We tried the quetzalteco and antigueño breakfasts, and both were delicious. The flavors were authentic and satisfying - exactly what we were hoping for. The fresh fruit was perfectly ripe and sweet, and nothing beats a fresh pot of quality coffee to start the day. What really made our experience special was the warm, welcoming atmosphere. The people here genuinely care about their food and their customers, and it shows! If you're looking for authentic Guatemalan breakfast in Trenton, don't sleep on Guatepan. We'll definitely be back to explore more of their menu.

Please have a sign saying that there is a minimum to pay with Credit Card. I drove 18 minutes for…read morenothing since there is a "minimum". I explained to the lady working ( Sunday) but she didn't care and the person and charge either. Horrible I'm not recommending this place anymore like I used to be. This Bakery care more about taking payment in cash only. Have some employees that can provided better customer services!!!!!!!!

I visited Terra Momo's stand at the west windsor farmers market twice. Last time I tried their…read morecinnamon loaf (coffee cake I think) and this time I tried their chocolate croissants and chocolate chip cookies. wow wow wow. all were delicious, especially the latter two. customer service was also great. not too pushy, just let me browse. signage was clear. I prefer to quietly shop at a farmers market personally, and all the info such as items and prices was clearly posted. I'll definitely be back. only thing I'd change is I wish they took cards or tap. it's cash only.

I've been a fan of this high end bakery for quite some time. I've purchased at their downtown…read morePrinceton location and more often at other businesses that sell their bread or at farm markets. To have one so close to my home turf is very welcome. I have visited this location twice now, the first time was late in the day with not many options. I picked a focaccia with basil and mozzarella and loved it. Although it looked much like others I've seen or had, the dough was amazing and a pleasure to eat. On my recent Saturday visit( which is the best day to visit this market) there were almost too many options. I went with a dessert I've had by them before, a chocolate brioche, and an item I haven't had in years, a Stromboli. The sweet treat was very good, maybe one of my favorites. Thin brioche bread that sandwiches dark chocolate chips and a bit of custard, a simple but very tasty result. The Stromboli was very good too, almost pizza like dough that is gooey on the inside and crisp on the outside, with ham, salami and a little cheese. Dipped into my own tomato sauce this was a satisfying lunch portion. So why not 5 stars? It's the costs of their baked goods. In Princeton these prices are not seen as prohibitive, but this is Trenton. Many people who shop in this location are using food stamps or on a very tight budget. $8 for a loaf of bread seems to be few dollars too high. While I was there I did not see any other purchases and there appeared to be quite a bit of product left. I worry that by pricing things too highly, less will be sold and the business will not be sustainable? And I do want them to succeed here. Great addition to this market and one that will prompt me to visit more!