My first order from Racquel was back to 2019. Since then, I've ordered birthday cakes/cupcakes each…read moreyear for my two children who studied in Cornell. Racquel's cake is delicious and designed with a true artist's touch. She's very easy to talk to when I wanted to customize it. Her ordering process is also very straightforward, getting back to me quickly after the online form is submitted. We are from Texas. Racquel's business is truly a blessing to families like us and helps us to stay close to the important days with our children when they are thousands of miles away from home. Thank You Racquel for all the beautiful cakes and moments. I highly recommend this business!

We got our wedding cake and cupcakes from Sinfully Delicious and they were stunning and delectable!…read moreRaquel was great to work with as we nailed down our flavors and numbers, and multiple guests told us that this was the best dessert they'd ever had at a wedding. Our cake was cardamom sponge with lemon curd and lemon meringue buttercream, and my spouse, who has very high standards for baked goods, said that they could not have imagined having a better cake. Truly a fantastic experience.

This place has it all! Lots of made to order options for breakfast and lunch, beers on tap, a store…read morewith lots of delicious grab and go items, and tables to dine in or outside. I really enjoyed the bowl I ordered and felt like it was A TON of food! The atmosphere here is great too, and the employees are friendly and helpful. I'll definitely be back the next time I'm in town.

Excellent baked goods. Lively atmosphere…read more We wanted some fast, indulgent takeout (Jul 2026). We hit the very cute Ithaca Bakery on Meadow at Court. I think that's called the Washington Park neighborhood, or west-Downtown. For pickup, we parked on Meadow. To eat in, there's a pretty large parking lot on Court Street. We saw what looked like more than 40 pastries in the display case, more than 15 bagel varieties, smoothies, teas, lemonade, and a host of creative coffee beverages. Of course, i got an espresso, neat. Rich, dense, dark, hot, perfectly drawn. And a regular Americano with oat milk. Fresh and tasty. Got a generously decorated well-crisped BLT to-go. We split that enormous blueberry, strawberry, kiwi tart. I wont even tell you what we added on top, but i'll say it was nearly next door ;-) Quick friendly service. The happy chatter of well-caffeinated well-sugared people. We even saved a fellow pastry-aficionado from forgetting their purse!

Best baked goods in town. We miss seeing them at the farmers market and would love to experience…read moretheir delicious breads again.

Top Notch!! Visited…read moretheir stand in the Ithaca's Space @ Greenstar and got some Croissants and breads to go. Needless to say we haven't enjoyed anything close to this where we live and can find something similar in very few places. Planning another visit to Ithaca to get some of the Fat Boy's breads already...

Wonderful treats! Pastries and coffee are top notch. Wish we had this at home!! Can hardly wait…read moreto visit again!

Stopped in to check it out. Sweet smell of pastries filled the air. Very bright and clean…read moreatmosphere. Several glass cabinets hold sections of pastries, cakes, donuts that you help yourself to. They also had an area with snacks and sandwiches. Had just eaten a big lunch and had no room to try anything. For sure will be back and try an array of items.

I'm going to dream about the Melrose breakfast sandwich months from now as well as their dirty chai…read morelatte. Don't judge me. This is a place that will spoil other establishments for you. We originally came here because we saw they have gluten-free bagels. And we need someplace to eat safely because of celiac. They made their OG breakfast bagel with a gluten-free one and it was a complete hit with my teen. So much so that we had to come back the next day as well. No complaints from me on doing that.

Stopped by Hound and Mare for breakfast on a busy Monday morning. A little bit of a wait but not…read moretoo bad. Had the Melrose sandwich and a Chocolate Donut - both were pretty good. The Lavender Latte (had it iced) was also very good.

I love bread! I visited this shop when I'd just returned from a trip to France, and I'd put the…read moreequilibrium loaf up against any of the rustic boules I had there. For me it might be the perfect bread -- it has a wonderful flavor (sweet, a little sour, lots of wheaty goodness) and a great, moist chew. We also got the baguette (excellent -- would recommend for cheese or savory spreads). The owner was so kind to us and very interesting to talk to; he even gave us a taste of a quinoa bread, which was light and nutty and I think would be very nice for sandwiches. Highly recommend this place!

From the owner: We focus on highly hydrated sourdough loaves, baguettes, and accompaniments.read more

Fun little spot to start your day with fresh cup of coffee…read more Early risers are up and off and running for their days. I love all of the unique house plants on display.

Okay croissants, great cinnamon rolls!…read more A delicious cinnamon roll and absolutely massive! I wish the frosting was cream cheese frosting though... The chocolate croissant was okay, it was filled with soft chocolate- not hard. Lamination was okay. A bit tucked away located in the same shopping center as The Heights on North Campus. Service was good- owner was very friendly! Overall, I would return for the cinnamon roll!

We ordered a Friday night dinner with bagels for breakfast. We had smooth and well flavored hummus,…read moregorgeous shop made, soft pitas, and 2 huge stuffed breads with a really flavorful herb and cheese stuffing. The second was a capresse in a loaf and the basil a and tomato was fresh and full of flavor. Our salad had fresh mint and basil and was made of all fresh ingredients.we'll be havingFriday night dinner with Ba-Li again.

Unbelievably rude and unethical people. I could not believe the utter lack of care or concern for…read moreothers. Having already made a mistake, they went out their way to be rude and obnoxious. I do not recommend this place to anyone!

This is a cafe I've been coming to since my very first few days at Cornell. The crowd is usually…read morefrom architecture, as it is housed in the building adjacent to the Milstein hall architecture studios, but so many other majors come to hang out here. The location is definitely the most convenient, and overall the staff is friendly. They do have an espresso machine which is great, and overall prices are not terrible. It definitely is rather hidden considering its location in the basement, but maybe that's what makes it even cozier.

I think there have been some improvements here. You can order a pourover now, the line may move…read moreslightly faster due to the fact they no longer take cash (which is also a downside, as far as I'm concerned, when I just want a cheap coffee and don't want to have to use my credit card to do it), and the tables are now brimming with outlets. The layout is still off, though - the line seems to form in the opposite direction of where it should (pastries to grab should be on one side of the register, so you can pay for them, then coffee/milk on the other, so you can grab them after getting your cup...lids are still nonsensically in the middle). The whole flow just sort of continues to fail. And I think the number of coffee flavors has been reduced, at that.

Nice little road trip stop with big portions for very reasonable prices! Has tables outside to…read morerelax in for a bit as well. They only take cash/check so keep that in mind. Ordered: Junior Cone Vanilla and Chocolate Twist Soft Serve (pretty big serving even though junior's the size between toddler and small) Root Beer Soft Serve Float Nachos (a bit salty but still a nice hot savory snack) Total: 11.50

I am incredibly disappointed with my experience today in Ice Cream Bar. We ordered two soft serve…read moreice creams, but the chocolate flavor tasted very off--almost sour. It wasn't just us, either; we overheard two other customers complaining about the exact same issue. When we brought this up, the owner became upset and defensive. He claimed he tasted it himself and completely disagreed that it tasted sour. Despite his attitude, he did offer us a choice between a replacement or a refund. I opted for the refund, but instead of simply processing it, he became judgmental and started interrogating me about why I had eaten some of the ice cream before asking for my money back. If multiple customers are telling you your product tastes bad, arguing with them and then guilt-tripping them for accepting a refund *you* offered is terrible customer service. I took the refund and went to another shop 3 mins north, which has better ice cream. To give them credits, they are conveniently located across the Trumansburg fair and the hard ice cream was decent.