Stellar picks for pastries here!! Oh my god it smells so good. Quick service and absolutely…read moredelicious desserts! They're huge! I got 2 cannolis, carrot cake and cupcake for $15. That is a solid price!!!

Stopped in for breakfast with my boyfriend and family. We each got something different; apple…read moreturnover, blueberry muffin, and a cinnamon roll. Sorry, I only got a picture of my apple turnover. The apple turnover was extremely delicious! I asked for it to be warmed up and it was just perfect. Fresh coffee was also made; delicious ! Service with a smile! Highly recommended!

Lake George Baking Co. Absolutely loved this spot! We got…read morefive items for just over $13--can't beat that for a quality sweet treat. The staff were incredibly friendly, greeting us with smiles on a busy Saturday morning. We tried the cinnamon twist, apple turnover, éclair, mini cannoli, and the apple cinnamon donut (which was our favorite). Everything was delicious, and we'll definitely be back soon!

Super friendly staff, great prices, and out of this world delicious pastries and breads. This is…read moretheir second location I'm trying and both of them are the same. This time I had their lobster claws which like their lake George location heavenly. Only true bakers know how to make these pastries and they do a job like none I've ever tasted before. Their cup cakes were a home run for the kids. I'd say they were demolished in 2 mins flat. I will be frequenting this baker quite often. If your in the area I dare you to come here and try anything and not want more.

I've gotten the bread from them (at the grocery store) since I moved here a few years ago and I've…read moreloved every single loaf. However, today I went into the cafe itself for the first time and I'm so glad I did. They had only a few loaves left and the girl at the counter helped me find the closest one to what I usually get and she was the sweetest person ever. I will absolutely be going back there everytime I need my bread fix and to try their cafe menu!

Came here the other day after a trip to my lawyer's office. My wife and I had their breakfast. I…read morehad the Rye toast with Avocado and tomato. My wife had the same. The bread is freshly made and as we sat eating we were able to watch the bakers through the glass window making the bread. Very tasty and a great variety of bread. We'll be back!

What a beautiful space and welcoming staff~ and hands down best cream puff I have ever had! I am a…read moreretired baker and this place is 12/10!! Also purchased a chocolate chip cookie & giant piece of cake! Look forward to returning!

I've supported Cravings for a long time, but after my recent experiences, I feel incredibly…read moredisappointed and disrespected as a customer. I tried one of the new $14 salads--no protein, just lettuce, a few veggies, and a so-called "homemade" Italian dressing. I genuinely enjoyed the dressing and asked for the recipe three times out of curiosity. On the third time, I was told she wouldn't share it--but would be willing to sell it to me. That response rubbed me the wrong way. In today's economy, that kind of cold and transactional reply from a small business I've supported feels off-putting and greedy. On top of that, I tried a "tiramisu cookie" that had no coffee flavor, no mascarpone, nothing that even remotely resembled tiramisu. It tasted like a plain sugar cookie, and honestly, it felt like false advertising. If you're going to market something as tiramisu, it should at least reflect the flavors of what you're promising. Between that and the secretive dressing situation, I can't help but question whether the dressing is even homemade--or if it's just bottled and marked up. These experiences have made me lose trust in the brand and what it claims to represent. I won't be returning.

Kinda bummed. The second pic is the breakfast Sammie I got at Cafe Vero several times. Nice pastry…read morecroissant. The first pic is from their new location, this is a store bought croissant that seems to be similar to the new Dunkin croissant that was also disappointing. Please bring back the real deal! Coffee is still great'

I enjoyed the Chai tea latte it was very good. Had a bacon egg and cheese on a plain bagel…read moredelicious and my husband had eggs over home fries, English muffin and bacon and their house coffee. Everything was great.

Love Sarah's . Her cinnamon rolls are to die for !!! We…read morehave been vacation in North Creek every summer for areal long time and Sarah's is a must just about ever morning she is open. Her pastry case is always full of wonderful baked goods. She also has breakfast sandwiches. Sarah greets everyone and you know when you have become a regular when Sarah knows what type of coffee you want as soon as she sees you walk through her door. I wish Sarah all the luck in the world and hope she stays in business a very long time.

Staying in North Creek for an extended visit, and wandered into Cafe Sarah for breakfast today. The…read morefirst thing that I'm faced with is a pastry case filled with baked goods, freshly prepared this morning. Delicious! I ordered a piece of the chocolate zucchini, bread, a really thick slice! And she heated it up. I paired it with a tall cup of nice quality tea. My husband ordered the breakfast burrito and a tall coffee. We enjoyed seeing locals and visitors coming through the door as a steady stream. The owner never missed a beat, welcoming each and every person into the café. And greeting them again when they walked out. The atmosphere was friendly, the decor what I would expect from up north coffee shop. Nothing fancy, but lots of local art on the walls. That's also for sale if you would like. I like to see people support local artists. Our initial round of food was so good, that we decided to try more out of the pastry case my husband ordered a blueberry muffin, and I tried a cinnamon roll. Totally worth the calories!! Unfortunately, I wasn't able to get pictures of our other food before we totally ate them!! I highly recommend Café Sarah in North Creek New York.

Excellent. Love everything about the quaint vibe and delicious food!…read moreIts awesome! Staff is great.

We discovered Grandma Millers last year while just driving around. And now it's our new semi annual…read morebakery stop in VT. I always get the snickerdoodles and my husband loves their oatmeal raisin cookies. We stopped in this last weekend for a birthday pie and he accidentally bought the cranberry orange oatmeal raisin and that's not something he'd ever try normally. But he loves those too. I haven't tried my peach crumble pie yet but I'm sure it's fabulous.

Izzy's is always my first stop when I get back to town. Great bagels, great coffee, and a place…read morethat just feels like home. In my opinion, Izzy's is the heartbeat of downtown North Creek. Whether you're grabbing breakfast before a hike, a day on the river, or heading to Gore, it's the kind of place that brings locals and visitors together. Consistently friendly, consistently delicious, and one of the reasons I love coming back to the Adirondacks.

Got the More Gore per the recommendation from Izzy herself (not sure if that's right, I'm just…read moreassuming) and it was a simple sandwhich executed perfectly. Wrapped in paper, vintage deli style, loved it. Sandwich didn't last long enough for a picture, it came out quick and disappeared quicker. If you are coming through, stop and get something, it's absolutely worth it. They roast their own coffee too. Didn't get a chance to try it, but the whole experience was great. I'd imagine the coffee doesn't dissapoint.

Hidden in the back of the Pine Cone Mercantile store, a business that shares both the address and…read morethe phone number, is a scratch bakery that specializes in artisanal breads. The loaves usually sell quickly, so it's best to show up early. My sister clued us in on the place and as we walked by shortly before they were closing at 4 pm on a Saturday in August, there was a tent sign outside showing a variety of breads crossed off and two remaining. Sure enough, there were not only just two flavors left in the display case, there were only two loaves. We purchased the sourdough with cherries and pecans. As we were paying for our purchase another customer came in and bought that last loaf. When we got back to my sister's house we sliced the bread to try it. It was absolutely delicious! I also understand that scones and croissants are made on the premises by the owners. My sister actually reserved some for pickup the following day. (Unfortunately, we will have left for home by then.) I did also spy a case with a variety of cheeses - next time. It's my understanding that this is a husband and wife operation. The husband makes the breads and the wife makes the scones and croissants. The wife is also responsible for the operation of the home furnishing store (Pine Cone Mercantile) that you will walk through to get to the bakery. Go ahead, just try to not be tempted to buy something in that store also as you pass through. Their Facebook page says they are open 10 am - 5 pm Thursday - Monday. However, they were closing at 4 pm the Saturday that we stopped in. I suggest calling them before going.

What a wonderful upgrade for Main Street, Mayberry! Aunt Bea doesn't have to bake her own bread any…read moremore. The previous review tells all the particulars well: fresh store-baked breads and sweets, along with coffees, cheeses and some other tasty, high quality products. Thanks for opening your business here in Schroon Lake!