I had Easton Bakery about 20 years ago, and loved the chocolate cinnamon buns. I recently ordered a…read moredozen to bring back the memories, and we ended up having to throw them away. Very dry. It's like the person doing the baking now never got the full recipe.

I went there three differnt times in the past year and each time the didnt have tomato pie for…read moresale...what a let dow ...all times were in the morning....poor management. This would have never happened under the prior owners. I need to find a different bakery

Gorgeous cakes that taste amazing! We love the strawberry and cream cheese filling. We will…read morecontinue coming back here!

Have ordered twice from here and pleased both times. Holiday Macaron platter was exceptional and…read morebirthday cake for my teen daughter was beautiful and she loved it. Taste was excellent and guests gave many compliments. Communication is great and ordering and pick up were a breeze. Very happy and will order again for sure!

We ordered muffin sized cupcakes for our daughters bridal shower. Biggest hit on the buffet table…read more Fun ambiance with the proprietor 'Blondie' serving us. If you're in the Catasaqua area it's a win-win.

This is the main bake shop for Blondie's. Outlet locations are Allentown Farmer's Market and the…read morenew Slatington Farmer's Market. The cupcakes are exquisitely crafted. While you may not want to have more than one on a visit, you'll be back for more. We scanned the creations while the lady in charge worked with a couple for a custom order for a wedding reception. Rather than a traditional cake, why not provide an assortment of various flavor small cakes? I don't believe you'll find a better cupcake. I'd like to bring a 5 year old boy to see the display but fear we'll lose control when he goes berserk choosing. But 5, get one free. Another Lehigh Valley gemstone

Sweet is a feast for the eyes as well as the taste buds…read more Some may think the decor is a bit much with its multitudes of knick-knacks and colors, but makes for a fun. It's as if I was a kid again eating an imaginary meal at a play set. But the meal is far from imaginary... With a limited menu that changes regularly, they prepare rich meals of both quality and quantity. I had a sausage and potato stuffed omelet with carmelized onions that was a very delicious monster. Quite often, home fries are either greasy, or over-cooked, or even over-seasoned, but these were perfect. It seemed as if they had just pulled the potatoes from the ground that morning. My girlfriend had the best, "meatiest" tomato soup I have ever tasted, and her gourmet grilled cheese blew my mind. (If I didn't love her so much, I would have stolen it from her!) For dessert, we had white-chocolate raspberry cookies that were yummy beyond reproach. (The cakes in the dessert display may bring people to tears.) The service was also wonderful and the coffee really hit the spot. Reservations recommended and there is parking in the rear of the establishment.

Wonderful place run by wonderful people. Yes, it's very feminine in ambiance but the cakes are…read moreincredible.

We were in the area camping and celebrating my Brother's birthday. I contacted their shop on…read moreFacebook messenger and was able to have his cake ordered for the following week. The cake was made the way I asked and was very fairly priced. Everyone was so helpful both online ordering and at the store when we picked it up. We ended up grabbing some freshly made kiffles while there too. Cute shop to look around or sit at.

While driving through the back routes in PA, came across this very cute little bakery ad decided to…read moregive it a try as I needed some sugar for another four hours of driving. The place is in a small strip mall, next to a gas station and a pizza place and had a board outside advertising their lunch. Walking in I was drawn to the setting of the place as it is very welcoming, minimal display and a decent sitting area. The lady at the counter recommended everything on the menu, but when I told her I was looking for something very sweet, she guided me to "The Persian", which is a donut filled with creme and other goodies and to the "Salted Caramel Bar", which was the largest brownie I had seen. For extra measures I went ahead and bought a White Cupcake as well and started my adventure by finishing that one first. The White was very well made, light to the eating and wasn't too sweet either. The real treat however was the Salted Caramel Bar as just after one bite, I was a full convert to becoming their fan right there and then. Not only is it huge, but there is plenty of very sweet and amazing caramel inside which oozes out as you eat through it. After discovering my new love interest in the brownie, I stood up to go meet the owner of the bakery. She shared that she and her sister had started this place and it was still relatively new. I complimented them for their artistry and asked them to be on Yelp, as that is the only place I get my recommendations. I drove home after buying another bar and kept it in the trunk so I do not have easy access to it. This place is far from me, but I will find any excuse to drive to that area to pick some of those brownies and The Persian. Well done ladies, you have a fan in Connecticut!

We ordered custom treats for our daughter's birthday party from Kumi's Cake and Pastries, and it…read morewas hands-down the best addition to her special day! Every pastry was packed with authentic Sri Lankan flavors we love. Having this gem so close to home is a huge perk.

What a wonderful shop - do yourself a favor and pay Kumi a visit. She's only open a few days a…read moreweek (she does ALL of the baking herself, she feels she's the only one who can deliver the quality she wants). We stopped in to buy some cannoli (which were INCREDIBLE - best cannoli I've ever had) - we had a wonderful chat as we told her we were moving to the area from California, she could not have been more welcoming, and even gave us a free tomato pie she was so proud of her work (rightfully so, turns out the tomato pie was AWESOME). I tried to do a "keep the change" with her since she was so generous giving us the tomato pie, she insisted I take 100% of the change from the charge for the cannoli. We're hooked. Trust me, you will love what you buy from Kumi's shop. We can't wait to move so we can enjoy more of what she offers!

My daughter and I did the cake decorating class and had a wonderful time. We look forward to taking…read moreit again the cake was fantastic.

After dinner last nite, we looked on Yelp for a gluten free dessert place and this place popped up…read morewhich closes at 9pm. While we tried calling them but no one picked up, we did manage to stop by their place last nite. My wife picked up a GF carrot cake (for $17) and she said it was very delicious and moist. Also, she bought a cowboy cookie for the road today. While it may be a tad pricey, honestly for a GF joint, it is worth coming in and try. They have other ample selections and the staffs are extremely knowledgeable and friendly. Definitely would recommend.

I recently visited this vegan bakery and tried two of their tarts. First, I want to talk about the…read moretaste. They were fine - good, but nothing crazy or out of this world. I've definitely had better vegan treats before, especially for the price point. One thing that really stood out to me was that there were no prices listed near the tarts or baked goods. Normally that might not be a huge issue, but in this case, I think it's important. When the cashier told us our total was $34, I honestly thought he was joking or had accidentally charged us for a small cake or something. We didn't question it at the time and just paid. Once we got to the car, we started second-guessing whether there had been a mistake. I even went online and checked their ordering page to confirm the prices. To my surprise, there was no error - the tarts are actually $17 each. I can usually justify higher prices if the food is truly exceptional, made with rare or unique ingredients, or if part of the proceeds go toward a meaningful cause. In this case, though, I didn't feel the quality matched the cost. There are several vegan bakeries in NJ that offer better-tasting treats at more reasonable prices. At that price point, I truly hope the workers behind the counter are earning well above minimum wage and that their hourly pay reflects what this place charges for a single tart. If customers are paying premium prices, it would be reassuring to know that the staff is benefiting from that as well. Overall, I think listing prices clearly in-store would help customers avoid sticker shock at checkout. Transparency goes a long way.