Great place! Beautiful creations and I love the little mini pies to give as gifts! Terrific place…read moreand great location!

The Pie Place makes not only pies but also cakes, cookies, pepperoni rolls, and other baked goods…read morefrom locally produced ingredients. Their pies are available in flavors such as blackberry, blueberry, peach, pineapple, pumpkin, and rhubarb. Their cakes are available in flavors such as chocolate, yellow, white, and red velvet with different flavors of fillings and icings. I first encountered The Pie Place not at their brick-and-mortar store but rather through a farmers' market. I saw small pies in a variety of flavors, and I chose two of the flavors. Each small pie cost several dollars. I ate the pies at home. The apple pie had a crispy crust, fresh apples, and the right amount of cinnamon and nutmeg, and I rate it as 4.5 stars. The cherry pie also had a crispy crust and was filled with sweet and tart cherries, and I rate it as 5 stars.

Absolutely love this bakery! My daughter and me went every time I had an appointment at west Penn…read morewhen I was pregnant with my son and now anytime we are out that way we try to stop. Service is normally pretty good and it's a nice place to come in and get whatever you are looking for.

I was in the Bloomfield area on national donut day and knew I had to stop into this bakery. I'm so…read moreglad that I did! Though the interior is small, the cases are FULL. There were several friendly employees working to get the crowd in and out in a very efficient way. I bought a half dozen +1 extra donut. They packaged the donuts with care, to ensure that none of them got smooshed in transit. I personally tasted the glazed and the strawberry crunch. I would say their donuts lean a little more towards the cakey side of the spectrum vs the more chewy Amish style that I'm used to. They were definitely fresh and huge and it's a plus that, I think, all donuts are the same price regardless of design/toppings/flavors.

Absolutely the most amazing sweet treats you are ever going to find…read more Especially when they just come out of the oven. I have never Gotten a bad treat from them ever. The owner and his staff also are amazing when it comes to service. If you haven't had a Nancy B cookie you have to make your way here.

After trying this for the first time I almost have to restrain myself from stopping by there…read moreeveryday. It's SO good. My favorite items were the Oatmeal cookie and blueberry frosted donut. The cookie was soft with just a touch of frosting which compliments it well. And the donut frosting wasn't your typical lathered on frosting, it sort of hardened and gave a little crunch to the donut. What I didn't get pictures of were the chocolate chip cookie, snickerdoodle and the frosted sprinkle donut. All of which I'd get again, I just ate too fast to get photos of. You walk in and it feels like you're in someone's kitchen. Small and cozy area to order from with just the right amount of options to choose from. Maybe about a dozen cookies and pastries. Staff was super helpful in helping pick out what to get and they gave a pamphlet on the way out to see all of the pies, cookies, pastries, etc they make. Really feels like these cookies were made from your mother's kitchen, with the same passion and joy.

Bethel Bakery is one of those bakeries in the Pittsburgh area that is almost on par with Oakmont…read moreBakery. I do give Oakmont a slight edge based on the atmosphere. Bethel Bakery is very good and iconic. We have had several cakes and products from various events. My latest was cookies provided to the JR Taylor 5k. They were money after completing the race!

The family has been here twice ... i have once... im not a sweets person... but the kids, nana and…read moregramps are... both times we got a variety to take home with us to cambridge springs and danville PA... Huge hit with the family... we'll be stopping back whenever we are in the area for more take home treats

We were so excited to check out our new neighborhood coffee shop! Enter and head towards the…read moreespresso machine to order your coffee, then peruse the pastry case while you make your way to the register. Staff was friendly and pleasant, and helped me understand the flow of the line during my first visit. A seating area off the primary room had some cozy options for reading a book or chatting with friends. Paired with lots of pastries and coffee options, I'm sure the Baked Bean will be a hit! Can't wait for our next visit!

Not that anyone cares, but i don't review nearly as often as I used to. When I do, I tend to stay…read moreaway from commenting on foods. With that disclaimer out the way. This morning I had the to opportunity to visit The Baked Bean. They have a wide assortment of confectionery goodies, but the thumbprints ! Holy Thumbprints ! Dude, biggest ones I've ever laid eyes on. The icing was light , not super sweet, but had an amazing whipped texture. The Cookie was baked in a way that it maintained its shape under the weight of the frosting, but maintained its moist texture. You could taste a hint of almond or amaretto flavor. I already mentioned the thumbprints are frigging huge!

M. Cibrone and Sons Bakery was founded in 1955 and sells Italian baked goods, breads, deli goods,…read moreand local and imported groceries. In-store shopping, wholesale, and fundraising are available. Baked goods include pies, cakes, pastries (cannoli, sfogliatelle, lady lock, baklava, strudel, gob, brownie, danish, cinnamon roll, coffee cake, nut roll, etc.), and cookies (Italian wedding cookies, biscotti, chocolate chip, peanut butter, oatmeal raisin, thumbprint, lady lock, etc.). Breads include Italian, sourdough, rye, Frizzelle, rolls, buns, pizza doughs, etc. Deli goods include cheeses (mozzarella, provonello, fontinella, asiago, romano, parmigiana, ricotta, American, Swiss, cheddar, etc.), meats (ham, turkey, bologna, roast beef, salmi, pepperoni, sopressata, prosciutto, capicola, etc.), pasta salads, etc. Lunch hoagies are also available. Groceries include frozen foods (lasagna, ravioli, manicotti, pepperoni rolls, pizzas, etc.), packaged foods (pastas, sauces, oils, etc.), and much more. I shopped here one time. The employee very politely served me. I selected several items: jelly cookie (4 stars), large lady lock (4 stars), almond-cheesecake cone (5 stars!), cherry-cheese strudel (4 stars), Italian bread loaf (not yet tried), and pasta sauce (not yet tried). The total price was about $29 plus a credit-card surcharge of 3%.

Best local family run bakery and Italian grocery store! Where else can you buy a loaf of homemade…read morebread for $2? How about their delicious daily sandwich specials..$10 for a foot long hoagie? Not to mention wonderful cookies, pastries and other delicacies such as pepperoni or sausage rolls? Service is fast and friendly! Thanks for being there!

Placed an order for Merkens chocolate on Saturday, shipped FedEx on Monday and received Wednesday…read moremorning. Good prices, will be ordering again.

I must say that finding Stover is a dream come true. Great variety of products and the EXCELLENT…read morecustomer service we receive from Chrissie puts them on the top of our preferred vendor list. Chrissie is extremely thorough and really helpful moving large quantities of product to our three Indianapolis bakeries on a regular basis. We constantly preach to our employees the importance of taking pride and ownership when representing our business. Stover should be very proud to have Chrissie on their team because that is exactly what she does. NP

4.5 stars overall. Begonia House Bakery is a small business that sells baked goods such as…read morechocolate chip cookies, turtle cookies, thumbprints, lady locks, sausage rolls, apricot scones, shortbreads, and mini chocolate and red-velvet cakes. I first heard of this business when I was at the Oakmont Farmers Market. This business had set up a tent and tables to showcase their baked goods. The owners gave me a free sample of a few desserts, and I liked all of the samples. My husband loves lady locks, and I saw that this business offers them, so I bought a box of them for $12. I also bought a box of shortbread cookies for $5. I thought that the lady locks were small and short, but they tasted good. I also liked the flavors of the shortbread. If I ever see this business again, I will definitely consider trying more of their baked goods.

I discovered Begonia House at the Delmont Apple 'n Arts Festival. Their cherry cake was the…read moretastiest of all the treats I tried at the fair. I can see why they were nearly sold out of the cherry cake. (I snagged one of the last three!) This is a wonderful small business in the Pittsburgh area, and you can tell that their owner, Amy, puts a lot of thought into her business from branding, packaging, tastiness, and quality. Plus Amy is incredibly friendly. Great service all around! I look forward to seeing Begonia House at future festivals and markets in the Pittsburgh area!