I never ordered an entire cake from a bakery for delivery. I did order a strawberry cake for the…read morefirst time through DoorDash from Sugar Rush. The quality of the cake was exceptional. It was very tender with a perfect "crumb" and used real strawberries. The buttercream frosting was right on point-definitely top quality. The cake was wonderfully decorated. I've included a picture. I'm a cake fanatic so it's not unusual for me to keep trying cake from different bakeries. It's a great hobby.

Order the rainbow cake just straight sugar no flavor at all and it was very dry was very…read moredisappointed. Will not order this anymore

This bakery is primarily the new cookie store started by Cheryl Krueger of Cheryl's Cookies fame…read moreafter she sold her original brand to 1-800-FLOWERS. Though I've heard these are all new recipes and I'm sure must be, due to an agreement between Cheryl's original and current companies, the cookies,to my unsophisticated cookie palate, taste the same. They appear to be the same size, though MAYBE slightly heavier. The big difference though, is in the price. Perhaps because 1-800-FLOWERS is a multi-brand multi-million (billion?) corporation and can obtain access to discounts from vendors, shippers, etc. and economies of scale, C. Krueger's products are just way more expensive than Cheryl's Cookies. Also because of the advantages mentioned above and special shipping programs offered by 1-800, you can almost always get free delivery of Cheryl's cookies. That is not the case with C. Krueger's, and delivery costs can be quite hefty. You may occasionally find an online coupon for free shipping but that's not standard. So it's difficult to recommend C. Krueger's over Cheryl's due to the price differential, but if you prefer to support a hometown company over a faceless multinational corporation, albeit one with excellent customer service, than the quality of C. Krueger's products should not be any barrier to do so.

Used to be my favorite especially in the fall for their pumpkin spiced buttercream cookie. They…read morediscontinued that and put a CHEESECAKE version that smells like a foot. Guess what, not everyone likes cheesecake. I literally spit it into a napkin and threw it away. Thankfully the original cookie store (you know which one) has Frosted Cinnamon Pumpkin so now I get to fight Easton traffic/people.

Stopped at Dana Lee's Tiny Barn Bakery vendor booth today 09/13/2025 at The Worthington Farmers…read moreMaket in Ohio. Dana was so engaging and all of the sweet and savory baked goods looked amazing. I purchased the Olive and Cheese Flatbread and a small Blueberry Coffee Cake. Both were amazing. Her business is based in Pataskala, Ohio.

We came across Dana Lee's Bakery at the Worthington Farmers Market, where there was a huge…read moreselection of baked treats, including cookies, breads, brownies, rolls, and more. We opted to try some of the giant cookies, which came in 2 packs. The staff member was so friendly and helpful and was great with kids. When she heard we were interested in something with chocolate, she cheerfully showed off the options. The cookies we ended up with included not only chocolate chunks, but also M&Ms, in addition to some nuts and other goodies, so they definitely fit the bill! Great option for baked goods!

In case you haven't notice, I like dessert. Yep. Sweet delectable treats make me happy. Barb's a…read morewonderful woman! Besides having a heart of gold and exuding customer service, she knows her clients by name. Of course, she does special orders, but you can find her set up outside Strader's Garden Center on E. Broad St. most Saturdays (from spring to fall) from 9-12. I highly recommend you stop by. Note to reader: These treats go fast! We're talking 1-2 hours on average, and the load's gone - containers empty. I love her mini cheesecakes with fresh strawberries covering the top. The perfect sugar to cream cheese ratio. Not too dense. The graham cracker crust is light, none of that over-baked, hardened crust thang going on. I've been graced to taste several of Barb's sweet collaborations of the last several years. I much prefer to support local businesses and causes, and Ohmygollies is a perfect example. The baked delicacies are delish!!

- I had breakfast at the Galena Diner on Saturday morning. When I was paying I saw a hummingbird…read morecake on the counter. It looked fresh and amazing - so I bought a slice and ate the entire piece (after just having breakfast). - I have had hummingbird cake many times in the south. This is the best I have had. It was moist, light, and decadent. - I stopped by the Galena Diner the next morning to get another slice (and to ask who made it). Omygollies!!

Friendly faces and big savings (just skip the fruit!) I've…read morebeen shopping at Meijer for years, and honestly, it's my go-to spot for almost everything. The first thing you notice when you walk in is the vibe--it's just pleasant. The employees here are genuinely friendly; whether it's the greeter at the door or the cashier chatting while scanning my items, everyone seems helpful and nice. It makes the weekly grocery run feel less like a chore. What really keeps me coming back, though, is their store brand selection. If you are sleeping on the "Meijer" or "Frederick's by Meijer" brands, you are missing out! I've swapped out so many big-name products for their versions, and I honestly can't taste the difference. Chips and snacks: Just as crunchy and flavorful as the national brands. Dairy: Their cheese and yogurt selection is massive and way cheaper. Pantry staples: Canned goods, pasta, and baking supplies are a fraction of the cost. My grocery bill has gone down significantly since I made the switch, and the quality is spot on. The one downside: I have to be real about the produce section, specifically the fruit. It's usually pretty hit-or-miss (mostly miss). The berries tend to go bad quickly, and I've had bad luck with apples being mealy. I usually grab my fruit elsewhere. The Verdict: If you just avoid the fruit section, this is easily a 5-star store. Great people, unbeatable prices on their own brands, and a solid shopping experience every time. Highly recommend!

I really am unhappy I had to give any stars. Placed an order…read morefor an event for fried chicken. Went at my scheduled pick-up time and no chicken. "Oops, we forgot to make it". WHAT!?! That's what you say when my event now has no main dish and it's too late to get another one. Reynoldsburg, Ohio Meijer do better.

Had these a few times with family for sweet treats throughout a weekend of hanging out, perfect…read morelittle bites and love how there are so many flavors to choose from. They are all very soft, fresh, and flavorful. They are dense and fudgy for the most part, no crunchy corners which is fine with me! All the flavors I've tried had been phenomenal, and the gluten free ones are good too! Would be amazing for gifting since they are individually wrapped and stay fresh that way!

The brownie bites were really good. Even though, they are bites, I found them to be bigger than…read moreexpected. The packaging is beautiful, really thought out and perfect for gifting. I actually preffered the blondies over the brownies. They put a nice booklet of all the flavors with their names and ingredients. Each one is individually packed, perfect for sharing. My favorite bites were the apple beignet, classic blondie, birthday cake, and pumpkin roll. I was really impressed with all the flavor selections they had. Really unique and creative! My least favorite was the red velvet brownie, thought it was very overly sweet and couldn't find the cream cheese taste. I think this brownie bite needs to have more of a cakey texture like some of the other options. I would definitely buy these bites in my favorite flavors. They are more of a softer brownie texture wise, so may not be for everyone, especially those who love the corners.

Incredibly delicious Key Lime pie! It was a birthday gift for someone who has very picky tastes…read moreand a connoisseur of key lime, and she loved it.

Erin is talented folks, talented! Her Tres Leche cake is a-fluffin-mazing. Silky smooth and creamy…read morewith the three milks all soaked up in her lite and fluffy cake. It's pretty much the definition of Utopia. I don't remember where I was eating, but it was a local restaurant around Columbus that I ordered their leche cake, and **Golden hour!** Delicioso Desserts happened to supply them with their sweet menu item. I then looked up the business on Fb and saw Erin lived close by - score! - so I gave her a ring. Great gal. Personable, loves her craft, and as a result, supplies many restaurants and food markets with her craft. It's always a pleasure to indulge in one of her desserts! I absolutely have to try her rice pudding - I just saw she offers this, I'm hooked.