Food was really good. Nice portions for the price, got served quickly. You order at the counter and…read morethey brought it to our table. I "took one for the team " and tried a few cookies, really great ginger cookies and butter cookies with chocolate drop. All kinds of fresh pastries and breads . Daily lunch specials and discounts on Tuesdays for seniors. The employees were very friendly and helpful. The ambiance is small town charm and eclectic. Lots of cute kitchen decor and items for sale. The downtown of Exeter is so beautiful and business friendly. It's worth the drive.

They always do a fabulous job with my sons birthday cakes for years. No matter what my son tells us…read morewhat he wants on his cake, they always deliver. 100%. Highly recommend.

Found this little gem today. Food was really good. Different bible verses on the tables. Would…read moredefinitely go again. Highly recommend

Jireh Bakery is one of those places you wander into on a weekend and immediately feel a little…read morecurious. The moment I walked in, I was met with a mix of textures, a brick wall on one side, a row of mirror‑panels dressed like windows on the other, and a clean white wall in the back. It's an interesting blend, almost theatrical, like the space is trying to tell a story before you even get to the food. And the food is where things get fun. The display case is packed with pastries, croissants, cannoli, muffins, all the sweet treats a bakery should have, each one looking like it was made to tempt you. I stood there longer than I expected, going back and forth on what to choose because everything looked good. I finally settled on the berry vanilla pastry, and it was worth the indecision. Flaky, powdered with sugar, creamy from the custard, and sweet from the berries, the kind of pastry that makes a mess and doesn't apologize for it. I didn't know the "proper" way to eat it, so I just picked it up and took a bite. Sometimes that's the best way to meet a pastry for the first time. As I sat there, I noticed the atmosphere shift around me, religious canvases on the walls, Bible verses printed on the tables, and gospel music playing softly in the background. It's a bakery rooted deeply in faith, and the environment reflects that. Not in an overwhelming way, but in a way that tells you exactly what kind of values built the place. Then I looked up at the menu wall coffee, teas, refreshers, sandwiches for breakfast and lunch. Plenty of options that would easily pull me back in on another day. I just need to make sure I don't get distracted by the pastry case again before I even get to the menu. Jireh Bakery is a sweet little spot with personality, good pastries, and an atmosphere that stands out. I came in for a treat, and I left already thinking about what I'll try next time.

This place is okay. It is on the south end of town and there are not many panaderias over there…read more The bread was a bit old. This place has soooo... much potential but fails to deliver on always being fresh

I just want to say that this bakery came in clutch when we were on the way to Sequoia to celebrate…read moreour parent's birthday and this bakery opened at 6am with the best mini cake options. We got a chocolate and vanilla cake at 6:30am, did not refrigerate throughout the day and ate it late afternoon in Sequoia which was perfect. It was still moist and the vanilla cake had strawberry jam inside which was the perfect complement to the chocolate cake. Forgot to mention that the lady was so nice and even gave a free happy birthday topper!!!

I just went to orange works this past Saturday and met the sweetest lady behind the counter, she…read morewas wearing a camo shirt and she was truly a blessing. The ice cream was amazing and it was such a cute little shop.

Heard great things about Orange Works, so you know we had to make sometime to check it out…read more Very cool and laid back vibe. Staff was very patient and friendly, and even offered to make our ice cream later, when we were ready for it . Much appreciated- eat first , dessert later. We noticed they close at 4pm; so we had to hurry up our afternoon, to get there on time. Wish they closed maybe at 5pm, could come after work, or for dinner. My husband ordered a hot pastrami sandwich and I ordered the lunch special combo with a turkey sandwich. The lunch special combo comes with a sandwich, chips, soda and ice cream. Prices; lunch combo special is $17 Combo without ice cream is $15 Wish the drinks were fountain drinks with free refills, or more choices for chips ,besides lays. The drinks are all cans. A few tables are available for dining inside , most people seem to order to go. I must say don't skip the ice cream... it's creamy and delicious and that orange flavor is good, not overpowering; just right ! My turkey sandwich with everything was good, but my husband's hot pastrami sandwich, with everything ,was even better. That pastrami and that cheese melted together OMG! Tbh when I come back I'm going to order that, it really hit the spot and got those taste buds popping; I was very thrilled. I would have ate hubbys whole sandwich , if he left it unattended.

Very fresh I can't believe I wanted this long to go here always went to Scotty's or doughboy the…read moreprices are cheaper here! My new go to!

Five stars for the tasty donut! Staff are always very friendly and nice. Love the croissants and…read moreother treats. It's all super fresh-- try it!

Fantastic homemade ice cream bars. Oreo cookie ice cream bars very good. Nice place excellent…read moreservice.

The go to is their Slushy in flavor Cherry or Tigersblood!…read more Today I decided to try their Vanilla and Strawberry Raspado, boy was I glad I did! The service is amazing the lady at the window is always so kind! Anytime I've asked for her opinion on what to get I have not been let down! Same goes for the gentleman! Gracias a la señora y el señor por siempre ser amables.

Donuts & Burgers To Go has been Farmersville's donut spot for decades the kind of place where old…read moremen drink coffee, swap stories, and keep the room warm with nostalgia. The vibe is vintage, the tables and chairs are straight out of another era, and the coffee tastes like every diner coffee in America, simple, comforting, familiar. The donuts are good. Fair price, fresh, exactly what they should be. But I came to test the other half of the name, the "burgers", only to find out they don't sell burgers at all. So breakfast it is. I ordered the Number 2: eggs, hash browns, sausage, biscuits and gravy. The hash browns were more mashed potatoes than crisp, soft, mushy, barely holding shape. I asked for sunny side up; I got well‑done. The sausage patty tasted store‑bought, nothing special. The biscuits and gravy were the best part, soft, flaky biscuit, flavorful gravy, though the presentation was odd: biscuit on the plate, gravy in a Styrofoam bowl, forcing me to dunk it like a science experiment. The menu is small, outdated, and missing items. I tried ordering chicken fried steak, unavailable. Maybe for the day, maybe forever. Hard to tell. They also sell boba and trays of Asian food, which makes the identity of the place even more confusing. This shop shines where it always has: donuts and coffee. But the breakfast feels like an afterthought, nostalgic, yes, but stuck in time. Vintage is fine. Tradition is fine. But menus need updating, and breakfast needs more care. Come for the donuts. Come for the coffee. For breakfast? Not so much.

I've lived in Farmersville for 6 years and have been to this donut shop three times. Unfortunately,…read moretwo of those times they were sold out of donuts, and the third time I went early, hoping for a fresh batch. The donuts were indeed fresh, coming straight from the fryer, but after trying several donut spots around Visalia, I don't think I'll be coming back. The donuts were way too oily, and the maple bar was bland and lacked flavor. I also tried their croissant, which was overcooked. Overall, I found the donuts to be subpar. On the positive side, the shop itself was clean, and the employee was friendly. It seems to be a popular spot with the locals, but unfortunately, the donuts left an unpleasant aftertaste. My daughter and I agreed to try a different place next time.

This is the nicest man we have ever been helped by, heads up he doesn't accept visa, but we only…read morehad 100 dollar bill, and he STILL told us (in Spanish) to just pay him later! We were in shock! Of course we didn't I ran to the car and got all the change and we even tipped him, but to know that there is hard working people in this world with kind hearts. Omg he warmed our hearts, send this man very many blessings!!!! Dios de bendiga señor it's because of people like you the world still has hope!!!

This is the best Mexican bakery ever! They always fresh bread and it's so goooood! All of it is…read moredelicious! Highly recommend it!