Hhhhhhomg, the sourdough. My favorite is the cheddar cheese curd sourdough. This is a real, longer…read moreferment sourdough with great stretch and delicious flavor and, most important of all, bothers my digestion less! We have driven up here from Ohio twice now, just for the bread! And even with all that, I managed to take zero pictures! It's a crime. This place deserves pictures. The breads, in particular, are gorgeous. We got sandwiches here once and they were both solid. We took them nextdoor to the park and had a delightful picnic. I tried to order the bacon cheddar grilled cheese, but they were out of bacon! I subbed turkey, asked for the mustard aioli (which it turned out was waaaaaay more mustard than aioli...maybe just straight mustard) on the side. I also asked them for a side of the fig spread they use on their brie sandwich and boy am I glad I did! It was great on this sandwich. The bread was their plain sourdough, which is predictably great. The Italian sandwich - this comes on the foccacia. This bites well, but it does not have any stretch to it. It's very soft, but also had a sort of grainy texture. It was a little messy from the Italian dressing, but otherwise it was a pretty decent cold cut sandwich. I might ask for it with a different bread in the future. Polish sausage pretzel dog - The polish sausage wasn't very flavorful, but it did the job. Would have liked more salt on the pretzel. Needed maybe a little longer in the oven, imo, but maybe that's so you can reheat at home without consequences. Took half of this one home to reheat and I can't say that went well, altho that's probably mostly on the toaster over we used, which was a hellbeast of inconsistent heatblasts. If you have more social machinery, ymmv on the reheating. Garlic cheese sticks - this is their light foccacia style bread, I think. It's pretty garlicky with a decent amount of cheese on it. We liked it but idk that we would get it again either. It was a decent little snack. We also got some coffees here, one iced mocha half sweet (it came possibly with whipped cream or cold foam on top, we couldn't tell which), and a Cafe Miel, hot. The mocha was solid, not too sweet, chocolatey & milky but the coffee taste still came thru. This would be way too sweet at full sweet, but half was great. The Miel was a nice blend of honey and cinnamon, but is also order that half sweet next time. It wasnt overwhelming, but I prefer my drinks less sweet. If that's you, too, also order everything half sweet here! They're very accommodating. Cakelettes in birthday cake and cookies & cream - I thought the cake on these were both really nice, great texture, moist. The chocolate one has a larger crumb and was more moist. The filling of the cookies & cream was outstanding. Basically crushed up oreos in whatever their buttercream is. The cake on this one was like a pie shell that they filled with icing, with an Oreo on top (which was soft from the refrigerated case). The birthday cake had more cake and less icing, more like a flat cupcake with icing on top. The flavor of the icing on that one was fine, but nothing special. My partner and I argued over whether the sprinkles made or ruined the experience, so just know that there are a decent amount of them on the edges of the icing and also lots baked into the cake itself and if you love em, great! If not...avoid. Staff recommendations were the Cherry Chip & Blueberry Lavender, but we tried neither on this trip. Funny enough, our favorite darn thing we've ever had here was a mistake item We came back here hoping to find them, but there were non, so we asked and learned the story of their Frankenstein birth! Apparently, when they make one of their regular menu items wrong, they have these leftover bits that they turn into Whoopie Pies. These are basically the cakelettes, but in a sandwich form. These hit me right in the childhood feels. A nostalgic flavor that sent me right back to my grandma's kitchen. Personally, I think they should be making this mistake full time and twice on Sundays. I would drive half an hour to relive my childhood flavor memories anytime.

I used to genuinely enjoy supporting this bakery, which makes this disappointing to write…read more After learning more about how the tip jars are handled, I no longer feel comfortable spending money there. Like most customers, I assumed the tips placed in those jars were going directly to the employees working behind the counter and making drinks during busy rushes. Finding out that employees reportedly do not directly receive those tips feels misleading and leaves a bad taste in my mouth. The staff always seem to work incredibly hard, especially during rushes, and customers tip because they want to support THEM. If tip money is being used differently, customers deserve transparency about that. For me personally, this -- combined with other experiences that made me feel unwelcome -- has changed how I view the business entirely. I'll be choosing to support other local businesses moving forward.

The staff was super welcoming when we got to this cute new ice cream joint in Saline. They took…read moregreat care of our big party! The frozen treats were all made quickly and the ice cream was fantastic. They have doll whips too that are a must try and a great menu! This place serves food and ice cream and is certainly worth a visit! Seating indoor and out! I really do love supporting small businesses owners like this who take great care in their business.

Serving Hershey's ice cream, hand scooped or soft serve. They even have Dole Whip!…read more We were warmly greeted by the guy behind the counter. This is not so much a place for dine in but they have a great selection. Quick in and out once we finally decided what we wanted. Who doesn't want ice cream team in December when hanging out with their niece?!

We often frequent Zingerman's Bakehouse. Great selection and very tasty! Never been disappointed!read more

We've been going to Zingerman's for years, and always thought their products were good but their…read moreprices were ridiculously high. Obviously, they're free to charge whatever the market will bear, and people are free to decide whether it's worth paying. There is just a threshold where it starts to feel icky and I think they've crossed it.

Thank god the goodies are better than the landscaping, the parking lot is beat up needs holes…read morefilled and hot top, the grass and beds are overgrown c'mon guys-

A must stop when out this way. You can get an Oops box loaded with mystery chocolates for around…read more$25 and all of their other normal treats and holiday themed chocolate. They also sell ice cream and beautiful caramel apples made fresh daily. Stop in!

Visited Ann Arbor over the weekend and this place is very close to my friend's house! It's also…read morenext door to Evergreen, a place I will need to try on my next visit! There's plenty of parking but it does get quite busy on Saturday morning/noon. The place is pretty narrow and small. The offerings are nice but there were not many flaky pastries. I'm used to the huge glass case varieties from Tous les jours or Paris Baguette and love the flaky pastries or novelties the best! Yoon's was bread and bun heavy and their prices overall were higher (if you can believe it!). I did try this Cloud cake $6.50 that was out of this world good but the strawberry jam part was too sweet. The hazelnut cream sandwich loaf (3 small servings) was so beans good with my favorite type of cream that only Asian bakeries can get right! My only complaint is more cream, please!

Despite there being a few options for Korean pastries in AA, I love that Yoon's is still quite busy…read moreand seem to be thriving! I saw an ad for a Grain Latte (mi-su-ga-ru) and was so curious how it would taste. I haven't noticed it anywhere else (other Korean bakeries), so had to make a trip just for the drink, along with their other goodies. Omg, from the first sip, I was transported back to my childhood. I used to drink the multigrain drink that would come in powder form. But this drink was elevated by the espresso. What a perfect combo! Now this latte isn't sweet, so if you are looking for sweet, this won't be the drink for you. I had my hubs try it out and said he could taste espresso with an aftertaste of the grains- not something he would order, himself. But I'm definitely going to! He ordered the pistachio latte and I could tell it's very different from other ps's I've had from Monday Coffee Club or from Yemeni coffee houses. It definitely has that light, Korean, nutty taste that isn't strong. The baked goodie, I'm happy to say, has expanded and they offer so much more than they did since my last review. They've added a few nice tables and chairs, so you don't have to leave to enjoy your pastries or coffee, unless there's no spots. Highly recommend Y if you enjoy desserts that's not too sweet.

Amazing fully stocked Bakery ! Great low prices too …read more Delicious donuts, cookies and breads etc etc

From donuts, brownies, cakes, chocolate chip cookies and garlic bread, never had anything but an…read moreamazing treat. New to the area and new to this bakery and we love it.

They're still one of my favorite bakeries!…read more Their coffee bun is smaller now :0( but it still tastes good. My husband loved their Soboro red bean bread. They have so many different ones to choose from!

The cloud cake here is an utter delight. Vanilla is very nice but chocolate is utterly sinfully…read moreamazing. The cake is pretty but not one of those twee preciousness things. It is also not too sweet like so many cakes are. Be warned it is light and airy but still decadent. The mousse is as described, incredibly cloudlike. It melts in your mouth but it is not light per se. It has a smooth chocolate richness. The cake is perfectly soft as well but the flavors linger. The berries with it add a nice punch too. I really don't know how they do it. I will tell you this much though. It is the most popular selection for birthday cake at work. Yum.

Nice food menu and LOTS of delicious sweet treats to follow up a clean plate. Polite staff, clean…read moreplace. Give it a try -

Uncle Davey's is now year round. Make sure to get the…read morechicken wings and pizza. Really worth it. The wings are bursting with flavor. I don't normally like wings, but I like this. For what you spend at Hungry Howies etc you can go here and get quality, top notch food. The owner takes pride in what he puts out and the staff are always so kind. The milkshakes are real, genuine milk shakes. Creative, colorful sundaes. Highly recommend.

Came here for dessert and after dinner drinks and it was kind of a bummer. Sat in the cigar bar…read morearea, which was a little run down compared to the nice ambiance upstairs. Server knew nothing about drinks (asked how to spell Laphroaig, which seems like day one material for a cigar bar; didn't know what Tokaji or Sauternes were) that were on the menu, several of which they didn't actually have in stock. Bananas foster bread pudding was delicious, however. I'd try to the Chop House, but probably wouldn't go back here.

Fantaaaastic concept - a dedicated dessert lounge!! You enter thru The Chop House and awkwardly let…read morethe host know that you're there for LDV as there's no dedicated entrance of La Dolce Vita. There's about 8 desserts and a "dessert of the day" to make it extra difficult for you to pick. So we went for two desserts and a port flight: *Toffee Blondie Sundae (Warm Coconut-Pecan-Butterscotch Blondie Topped With Vanilla Ice Cream | Oat Streusel | White Chocolate | and Rum Toffee Sauce Poured Tableside) - mmm rummy rum. I feel like if you like Rum Raisin ice cream, you'd like the flavors of this! It was pretty decadent but not in a chocolate-y way. I couldn't stop eating it! *Brown Butter Lemon Bar - this was the dessert of the day. Loved that it was topped with ample fresh berries and wasn't too sweet. The toasted merginue-y whip was a really nice touch too! They also had a tasty looking boozy coffee beverage, which looked bomb but we were too full!