A must stop for ice cream! They have a lot of different flavors and the staff is amazing.read more

What a hidden gem! We happened to be driving through town to the GeoScape Rock Shop (must stop if…read moreyou love rocks) and saw what we thought was an ice cream place called "The Sugar Bear". After our stop we wanted ice cream and realized it was an ice cream creamery called Lafayette Creamery. I wish the signage was bigger and bolder because this place serves amazing high quality, clean tasting ice cream. It is so smooth and the flavors are different and fun. They change the flavors monthly and some of the ones we saw when there were (if I remember them right): caramel habanero/spicy (at first lightly sweet, then a smooth slow heat-Mmm), madagascar vanilla, raspberry ricotta (this was delicious and I typically don't get berry flavors), pumpkin (pie? Probably the best pumpkin ice cream I've ever had and I've tried a ton of places all over in different states), key lime pie, orange chiffon (tasted like orange creamsicle, so good), a blue one my daughter got with m&m's, a chocolate one that was delicious, peach and more that I unfortunately can't remember. They had 3 different waffle cone choices too: plain, chocolate and a funfetti type one. Fresh and crisp tasting. The prices were great too! We had 3 kids and 4 adults and it was about $20. We also got two flavors with the single scoop. Definitely generous scoops. Nice amount of clean seating inside. Some tables outside. A bathroom we didn't use. Very nice man working there. I'm shocked this place has no reviews on Yelp! If in town you must try this place and please leave a review! I'd hate to see yet another small shop go out of business especially during these covid times. We can't wait to go back.

Maddie's has the best cookies around, especially on Gun Lake. I lived right around the corner for…read morequite a while. They have a different cookies weekly, daily. They're here mostly in the summer and short hours in the winter they have a website and they also sell ice cream in the summer. Excellent, excellent cookies. You walked in the door and you smell them baking. They are located in the same building as the gas station on Marsh road. Their service is excellent. The girls are always smiling and very helpful. It's a very clean lovely smelling bakery with delicious cookies.

The Beth dutton themed Ice Cream The cheesecake cookies are also wonderful…read more They put alot of effort into the goodies they make be sure to show them some love

Dropped in to check out the place. I had a peach sundae which was delicious. Didn't have any food…read morebut was surprised by the large menu and good prices. We will need to check that out next time. Antique decor is very cool.

First time today!! Loved every bit of it! Customer Service was excellent. I had an amazing…read moreReuben Sandwich with fries.... SOOO GOOD!! Atmosphere was extremely comfy! The decor and layout were super cute too!! If I lived closer I know I'd be frequenting it a lot!! Save room for dessert cuz that's a whole other room to see with many ice cream flavors, doughnuts and pastries!!!

The absolute best croissants in the state. My favorite- the chocolate almond!! Amazing!!read more

My aunt got us a chocolate croissant from here and I'm just disappointed. For $6, it was barley…read morefilled with chocolate and it was slightly stale. It wasn't buttery and didn't give that satisfying crispiness that you always expect out of a puff pastry. As a baker, this was an under-stimulating experience for me.

Ken and Rachel provided ice cream to our wedding guests as our main dessert, and I can't tell you…read morethe number of compliments we got! So many people said it was some of the best ice cream they've ever had and we agree! Not only were Ken and Rachel incredibly kind to our guests, they were extremely responsive and easy to work with. Thank you so much for helping make our day wonderful!

Possibly the coolest mobile business in town (and we've got oodles of awesome food trucks so that's…read morereally saying something), this business is based on the back of a tricycle and features delicious ice creams and ice cream sandwiches. Even better, they partner with other small local businesses. This week, their Melody's S'peach'less ice cream features Michigan peaches from J&S Farms, and their ice cream sandwiches co-star cookies from Sarkozy's. This is often one of the first food trucks to sell out at events like the Night Market (third Thursday of every summer month at Bank Street) and the Kalamazoo Farmer's Market (every Saturday morning at Bank Street), so hit them up first for the delightful yums. They also cater, which would be a super fun way to support local at an event. La!

I want to love this place. I want to support locally owned and operated businesses. Unfortunately,…read moreI don't think I can do it. Value just isn't there. The ice cream is fine but overpriced. A small (basically kid-size) cup of non-dairy ice cream almost $4 seems extreme.

Some of the best ice cream ever. And now I'm being forced to write more because of the character…read morecount, oops now I went over.

Great service and delicious cheesecakes. We ordered a half dozen slices and they were delicious but…read morewe liked the turtle (and chocolate turtle) the best. Photo from my satisfied kiddo.

Stopped by their booth on a Friday lunch at the Bronson park. I got the Lemon cheese cake and it…read morewas Light and sweet, with just the right amount of tartness. It tasted wonderful. Everything was clean and very professional, I hope to see him there next Friday.

I've heard great things about Sarkozy Bakery for years, but never had a chance to stop in since…read morethey close at 5 pm or earlier. We happened to be in town during lunch time so Nate and I stopped in for a quick bite. Their lunch menu includes some sandwiches, a couple salads, pizza, soup, and quiche. I got the ham and cheese sandwich, and Nate got an 8" pizza. The food came out pretty quickly, and I liked the sandwich. It had plenty of mayo and thickly sliced ham and cheese. It came with a little cup of pickled veggies, which I enjoyed. I had a bite of the pizza, which was very tasty! The prices were great - I think my sandwich was $7.50. We also got some pastries for dessert - I chose the cherry danish, and Nate got the pistachio croissant. Both were very tasty and not too sweet. The vibe of this bakery is more old-school and homey than some of the more "trendy" bakeries that I'm used to - not a bad thing, just a little different. They sell loaves of bread, cookies, and pastries. I loved their merch, too - cute pins, hats, tote bags, etc. They have brunch every Sunday and they were swapping out some art while we were there. It's a cute spot and I'm glad I finally got to check it out.

I will have to say this is the coolest bakery and culinary experience I have been to in a while,…read moreservice was amazing, the shashuka was super tasty and extremely fresh, and they had this cute band playing folk music when we went, they also had a local artist with hand carved fish exhibited there and we ended up loving it so much we bought two of them definitely worth going to if you're in the area of central Michigan