Delicious bakery treats in a vintage "town square" storefront, complete with exposed brick and…read morepainted tin ceilings. Come for the fried cinnamon bun with cream cheese frosting or banana cream pie filled doughnuts as big as a cat's head; stay for a delicious lunch special or just for the cute merch and friendly wait staff. This place is special.

What a fantastic bakery--and worth the 15-minute detour off of I-29 to visit and check it out. An…read moreassociate in our Grand Forks location recommended Soholt's bakery for a staff treat, and coming back from Fargo, I took the detour and got doughnuts for the staff at Soholt's. The staff was super friendly, and I chatted with the owner. The team enjoyed the treats (as did I), and I'll certainly pass through again in the future.

Wonderful local donut shop! They only take cash or check, but a great place to stop for a treat…read more Walk in and take out only.

To start off, let me remind readers and potential customers, as well as Sarah and her crew: The…read moreunited States First Amendment gives me the federally protected right to Freedom of Speech. That being said, here is my review. I moved to Casselton in July of 2023. I have experience working at a lot of restaurants. Some of them High end restaurants. To name a few, Red Lion hotels, Red Lobster, the Valencia owned previously by Iron Chef Catkura on the old Vegas strip, Applebee's, Denny's and more. Well I wouldn't go as far as to say that most were great jobs, I would say that they at least for the most part, were respectful to customers and valued loyalty and respect towards employees. Percy's place it's a whole new ball game. When you first walk in it seems like a quaint little family friendly cafe. tables are only washed after closing. Unless a spill happens there won't be a clean up. Unless the customer does it themself. I worked for Sarah and her husband for just under two months. Out of all my jobs at restaurants over the years, Percy's place is the worst. when applying for a job Sarah tells you she doesn't care what's on your resume as long as you're willing to work. That might work for some people but nowadays, having a solid resume with experience is important. despite all my experience working at restaurants, I was stuck on dishes as if that was all that Sarah thought I was good for. She claimed I would eventually be trained as a grill chef, but then constantly complained about another past employee that quit working under Sarah's dictatorship-like employment style, resulting in her frequently saying things like: "I'll never hire another retard from this county and maybe I should follow the trend and hire cheap labor" things like "I don't know why I bother trying to keep this place open as a staple, people should be thanking me" and " "man the senior citizens are real ass ***** "when they returned their plates from her catering full of food. She got Covid-19 about 3 1/2 weeks into me working there and closed down. Didn't tell me until I found out from Nikki Lamb at casselton City hall. The following Tuesday I found out again, from Nikki that she had reopened. I returned to work for a few more weeks than respectfully informed Sarah I was resigning. I posted on Google my review and promptly received a nasty email which I included in my original post. Recently Google informed me via email that: the owner of this establishment has removed your review ". So if she doesn't like your review, she will remove it. I'm fully aware now of her capability to remove reviews she doesn't want people to see. However, she can't control what others see once seen. So in an effort to push the truth out there, despite the obvious risk of her once again deleting my review, I'm reposting this. It should also be noted the health department was called on her establishment and did a thorough inspection , finding many violations which she received a hefty fine for. that is public record for anyone to look up.

Sitting on Main street in little Hunter, North Dakota is a boxy little restaurant that manages to…read moremake some of the best breakfast food we've seen in the area. The space is rather large, given the size of the small town, one wall is plastered with various college banners and another wall has the "Over 90" club members - community members who are 90+ and still eat at the cafe. It's clean and a well kept space. The menu is manageable, there are nice options for lunch, but we came specifically looking for a breakfast - we were not disappointed. We shared a caramel roll and some coffee to start. Now, the coffee isn't anything to write home about, standard cafe fare. But the caramel roll was a magnificent example of decedent small town goodness, and at $2.15/ea, we took some home for the next day. The breakfast platters were solid. Over easy was over easy. Hashbrowns crispy. Toast, toasted and buttery. The omelettes are well done as well, fluffy eggs surrounding a generous portion of fresh prepped goodness. All told for two of us and to-go rolls, we spent about $20. The Hunter Cafe and Bakery is a nice little gem well worth the 35 minute drive from Fargo. The service is kind and personable. People's tickets are marked by names (not ours, because we were visitors). The whole place feels like a beating heart of a community. Don't expect much more than delicious rural cafe fare, but the food is made with care and plenty of butter. And I am certain to return for those caramel rolls. Totally worth the drive.

On our way to Medora, had to check it out. Definitely not disappointed. The Carmel rolls are to die…read morefor. Breakfast was very good. Service was excellent. Will be sure to come back in the future.

Fast service. Good treats and cakes. Impressed with the delicious gluten free breads and deserts…read more I called and wanted a cake. Gave what I kinda wanted. Before the conversation was done I had a beautiful cake ordered. Very pleasant to work with. I was offered pick or delivery. That was very confident. I don't give much notice so was very happy with fast turn around time. So fresh and delicious. I no longer get order from a store bakery.

From the owner: Welcome to Angel Cakes! proudly serving customers Custom Cakes, Wedding dessert tables, and…read moredesserts (with Gluten-Free Option) in the West Fargo area.

If you enjoy soup, you will like lunch at K's. I think there were about 5-6 choices that day - I…read moreended up choosing the Knoephla and it was great. While I didn't memorize the other food choices, I recall a variety of sandwiches and I recall a special of a Wild Rice Casserole. I went with the 1/2 Sandwich & 1/2 Soup special. For the sandwich, I picked a chicken salad on croissant. You also get a choice of chips or a cookie. Both the soup and the sandwich tasted so good, that I made a mental note that I need to come back here to try other soups and sandwiches. The other person in my group had a meatloaf sandwich, which I think was one of the specials of the day. I've had baked goods many times over the years from K's but have never had a meal until recently - it was suggested for a lunch meeting.

K's has by far the best roasted chicken sandwich; also they make homemade pies, custard is my…read morefavorite, and delicious homemade soups. The service and atmosphere is friendly and homey.

I'm quite taken by how colorful the displays are every time I come to this spacious store with tall…read moreceilings. The walls and refrigerator cases are painted in matted black so the lighted display sections really jump out. The meat and deli sections are well stocked with large choices. Surprised to find very decent sushi, albeit too heavy on the rice, in the heart of the country. Staff members are Dakota nice. Many have gone out of their way to make this occasional customer who shops here less than once a month feel welcome. Whenever work brings me here, this is my go to grocery to stock up my hotel kitchenette for the week.

Great store. Clean and well stocked. Found everything I needed and more; should have grabbed that…read morecart on the way in. Friendly staff.

Hired Paquin's to bake for my wedding where I had almond wedding cake, carrot cupcakes, and a…read morevariety of cake pops. Everything was delicious AND they even let us come in for a tasting. A nice local bakery.

From the owner: Paquin's Sweet Harmony specializes in gourmet cakes for all occasions including weddings, cupcakes,…read morecakepops, hand made candies, cookie bouquets cookie favors and more. We also offer music lessons for the guitar, piano and vocal, as well as sell music accessories, music books, guitars and ukuleles. Netracuetics are also in various brands.

I mean, who doesn't like fresh donuts! The variety was almost overwhelming but somehow I made it…read morethrough. The glazed homer...my all time favorite donut, was right on par with other homers I have had around the US and it was right on 9 out 10 for me. But if you want something truly special get the caramel rolls, there is a reason they sell out in a couple hours if you don't get there early. I didn't get any the first day we were in Fargo so I had to try again the second day, and YES they are the real deal at Sandy's. Perfectly gooey, sweet, and warm...pure comfort for my soul!

*Long read* Last…read moreWednesday morning, I decided to stop in at their 45th street south Fargo store and purchase 2 dozen donuts. The place was nice but very, very empty...of donuts that is. It was 9AM and I believe the store opened at 6AM. To say I was surprised on how empty their shelves were would be an understatement. I would estimate that 95% to 98% of their products (Donuts) were gone. When the employee behind the counter saw my disbelief on how minimal the options left on their shelves were they stated that it had been a very busy morning. I agreed and asked if they were going to be restocking the shelves again with more donuts. They informed me they were not going to and that they were going to sell what was remaining. Keep in mind, this store was going to be open for another 4 1/2 hours with little to no product (donuts) left on the shelves. I truly felt bad for the employees, as they were going to be the ones forced to deal with customers, not only those walking into the store but going through the drive-through only to be informed that they had little to no product left to sell. I can't imagine the amount of annoyance and probably disrespect from customers finding out that they do not have what they came there to buy. Heck, they probably did not even have what would have been the customers 2nd, 3rd or 4th options either. Maybe Sandy's Donuts should stop opening new stores around town, especially if they can't keep the ones they do have stocked. Sandy's has been an icon for many years in West Fargo. It was great to hear that they were going to be opening up several smaller stores throughout the Fargo area. However, if you can't keep those stores stocked, what's the point? As far as I'm concerned, I'll probably not go back and only if someone asked me to would I consider it. This incident really makes me wish that Krispy Kreme doughnuts had stayed in Fargo. I miss that business and love stopping there while traveling to buy a few dozen donuts. At least Krispy Kreme is set up to provide donuts on demand, unlike it seems, Sandy's donuts. I agree that Krispy Kreme does not have the same quality as Sandy's but at least they don't run out of product and force their employees to deal with annoyed and probably angry customers when told that the majority of their product is gone and likely unavailable for the rest of the day. Maybe they expect people to drive to one of their other stores in the hopes that that store might have donuts available?

Tasty desserts. House coffee: not bad…read moreBrings pleasure both to the eyes and mouth! Fruit tart was excellent. Sweet and soft! Cannoli was rich! Scone was bit too expensive.

I wanted to get a coffee and sweet treat but was turned away due to my ESA. that is okay, although…read moreit is misleading and I walked over here in the impression it's pet friendly.