Sweet lord Almighty. Do not pass, go in and get yourself all the pastries. We got a stunning…read moreblueberry tart, and the citrus tart with the torches meringue. The pastries were RICH and so velvety - but it's not so sweet you get tired of it after a few bites. We demolished the blueberry tart in a minute, because that creamy custard with the raspberry filling, and the insanely gorgeous crust and the tart/sweet blueberries? Stunning. I swear I died and came back to life so I could eat more. The calamansi tart was also delicious, but I wish the calamansi was stronger and more tart (and had more, in general). The meringue bit was so creamy and sweet that it needed more sour from the calamansi. But I would still eat the hell out of it. I wish we'd gotten there earlier so we could have bought one of everything, but then I'd die of diabetic coma and be very very poor in the wallet.

Incredible pastries on offer for such a small town in Maryland's Eastern Shore. A must stop if you…read morehave a sweet tooth - bring the kiddos and pop next door for some ice cream and plenty of seating. Service is with a smile, in cute uniforms and - for the crepes - made to order. We look forward to coming back again and again!

They have a decent amount of flavours to try. I ended up getting the banana toasted coconut caramel…read moreice creamy. The flavour was delicious and decaí. You don't need to add anything else because there is a bit of saltyness meets the sweetness of the banana and the coconut flakes gives it a decent amount of texture over the ice cream base. I got to sample the banana almond chocolate ice cream that one was good. The toasted coconut ice cream left me a lot to desire because I did not get to experience the actual coconut flavour besides the texture of flakes. That one felt like it was vanilla ice cream with toasted flakes. They do make sure customers are satisfied. The ambience reminds me of Ladurée in NYC minus the crowds. I loved the decor and the intentionality behind it. I loved the wallpaper in the bathroom. It was so cute and whimsical. I need to come back and try the crepes by coming in before 4pm. Otherwise, if you come past 4pm you can still try their pies, and ice cream with a glass of dessert wine( I saw they had during my visit a good port selection!). One last thing, I took home some their homemade cookies. That academia cookie, hit the spot and will definitely recommend you to try it!

This place shares space with what seems to be a separate business; of the two, this is the larger…read moreone. They offer pies and ice cream in a relatively high-end atmosphere. After some perusal, I elected a chocolate mousse slice. It was a resplendent work, with strong chocolate but a mix of flavors including a surprise hit of caramel at the bottom. The ice cream is locally made but I certainly did not have room to try it. There seem to be several local businesses under this general ownership, which gives one a good reason to pull over while traveling through the region.

Loved the fresh waffle cones and ice cream is the best in the area. They over took Highland…read moreCreamery in Oxford for best ice cream.

The gentleman scooper was wonderfully attentive and upbeat. The milk shake was delicious.read more

Lackluster folks! Save your coins…read more... I was disappointed, as I expected so much from the reviews I saw online. The ambiance was nice. Nice decor, but overall is definitely a never coming back. It was extremely dark, I thought it was closed. Customer service was trash. Prices were excessive for what you are paying for. I paid $12 for a sample box of 8 minis. They were frozen and I wasn't made aware of this until after payment. Actually, they were freezer burnt. A bakery selling frozen product???!!??? There is a walmart around the corner with plenty of frozen deserts within reason - why should a consumer pay $12 for freezer burnt minis???? If you don't pay enough attention to your packaging before freezing, how do I trust your product???? Plenty of fresh cheesecake baked in house at the Cheesecake Factory for the same prices (imagine that). Save your money and a trip, I know I will.

I took a couple of boxes of their mini cupcakes to a dinner party and they were a huge hit. I plan…read moreto use them on a regular basis. Highly recommend!

Hit this location on the way home from St. Michaels. We tried only the cupcakes, so I can't speak…read morefor the ice cream. Got a 1/2doz assortment. I had a bite of each of three, my husband ate all the rest. Historically, I am not a cupcake person, but I recently had a magical cupcake experience with a bakery near me in PA. Thinking the magic might continue at other bakeries, we gave this place a shot. Unfortunately, Jo-Jo's didn't measure up to my five-star place. Cakes were dry and a bit flavorless. Icing was very good in contrast, and the Oreo, choco pb, gingersnap, etc. flavors were definitely there atop each cake, but the cake itself was acerbic and left a bad aftertaste that made me crave mouthwash. That probably sounds a little harsh, but it's the truth. It is a shame that they don't work on cultivating a better cake, because the product is half-way to stardom! It's gotta be the whole combo to be a successful product. Maybe the ice cream is better? The gentleman helping us was very kind, the decor was very appropriate and cheerful, and the fun facts on the wall were interesting. Their St. Michaels location is in a cute little beach shack, but this Easton one is at the end of a shopping center. If we are in the area again we'll try their ice cream and report back!

Great local ice cream. Lots of flavors available at reasonable prices. Indoor and outdoor seating…read moreavailable. The cupcakes are yummy, light and fluffy, and are even better with ice cream (they have a combo!). The hours and location are convenient, and try make a great Saturday evening snack stop.

When we were visiting some friends in St. Michaels last weekend, we stopped for Skipjacks for an…read moreafternoon snack on their recommendation. The three of them got affogatos, and I got an iced americano. But the service was great, and we all enjoyed our afternoon treats. Charming place. I'd be happy to return when next in St. Michaels!

This little cafe was perfect for after dinner down the street! It has an easygoing coastal vibe…read morethat beckons you to come in and grab a coffee or dessert! They are known for their pastries, coffee, snow cones, and the Smith Island cake! They have great gifts and candy. The Original Smith Island cake was absolutely delicious with its many layers of chocolate interspersed between layers of light cake. Definitely a signature dessert to try when visiting!! Sophia was so friendly and greeted us as we entered and explained all the desserts, including the snow cones! Service, ambiance and drink and dessert offerings were amazingly delicious!!

In the area on a Thursday, and stopped by with my Parents…read more They noticed the prices on the "food line" had increased. I ended up getting a "Kids Meal", which is 4 party chicken tenders and 1 side for $10. Does NOT include a drink. Sodas were an extra $2-3 The chicken was good, seasoned well. Large portions. I had the mashed potatoes and gravy, which was good too. I got a little side of Pretzel salad, for about $2.30. Tasty! We were standing at the counter for quite a few minutes, and no one came over to help us. We then went to a far side of another counter and someone said they would be over, and she was over promptly at that point. I wanted a smoothie, and there is a stand near the pastries. I had the Blueberry smoothie, $6.99. It was okay. I wanted something more refreshing and sweet, and this was not it. We arrived about 20 minutes after it opened. There was already a line for chicken/meat items. Open parking space outfront. Bathroom could use some papertowels. There was only 1 hand drier that worked

We are staying nearby in St. Michael's and thought we'd explore the area. Stopped by this Amish…read moreMarket and got to die for soft pretzels! Only$2.50 for each large pretzel and $2.90 for a cup of cinnamon stick pretzels. OMG YUM! I would have bought more goods here but we had to run. Also bought a peach pie for Easter dinner.

What a pleasant surprise!! We almost missed this place and I am glad we didn't. We were on a last…read moreminute day trip to St. Michael's and stumbled on it driving down main Street en route to the Maritime museum. Now we'll make it a must-go if/when traveling to the beach! Everything in this store is GF and I THINK vegan (if not all vegan then bountiful vegan options). We ordered cinnamon rolls (4 for around $11). These were the real deal. Like, the real melt-in-your-mouth, how is this GF and vegan, I wish I ordered more DEAL. The service was also so nice! Someone else was there ordering a big cake for a party (website looks amazing for catering, etc.). I'm not GF (and TBH not a huge cinnamon roll fan), but this place is definitely worth checking out (ESPECIALLY if you're GF or vegan - but also especially if you're not).

I have been buying Gluten Free Bakery Girl pastries from Giolitti Delicatessen in Annapolis. I've…read morealso been to their bakery in Saint Michael's. The pastries are absolutely delicious! As I write this, I am enjoying an Apple Crumble Pie-a delicious, buttery, shortbread pastry tart, with cinnamon- sweet apple filling- perfection. If you are gluten-free, I highly recommend them!

This was a wonderful restaurant up to now! It is closed as…read morethe absence owner would not pay his only wonderful chef the raise in pay he had been offered! He gave the wonderful staff a 3 day notice with no severance! The staff were wonderful, caring hospitality and very hard working! The chef was not only very good at menu design, purchasing and cooking great food, he also handled all the books for the absentee owner! The way he treated the staff has caused me to write this and declare we will never go back as long as he owns it! The staff was left to miss their living for their families! You don't treat your employees as if they are expendable! To the owner SELL it is a small community! You made irreplaceable decisions that cost you your guests support!

I went maybe four times over the last four years, special occasion dinners. The entrees were always…read moregood, though I found the small plates/appetizers limited. The wait was usually quite long. Not once in any of my visits did they have bread to offer for the table. "We're out of bread" -- literally every time. I always found that wild for a restaurant. Wine special night was a good deal. Overall it was appreciated for its location but never quite lived up to its potential.

We asked for ice cream suggestions as we weren't looking to be served Hershey or another run of the…read moremill big box brand! Justine's was a great suggestion! Their wall of milkshakes is awesome and that bucket challenge is insane. Good luck to all who try. Haha Anyhow, my husband got a milkshake, just plain as we just had a big lunch. I ordered a simple scoop of green tea (matcha) ice cream.

On my first full day exploring St. Michaels, I had already knocked out an awesome dinner…read moreoverlooking the harbor and found myself with one remaining mission for the evening. Ice cream. Actually...excellent ice cream! My dinner waitress recommended Justine's Ice Cream Parlor without hesitation, so I wandered a few blocks through downtown and walked in around 5:30pm on a Friday evening during Fourth of July weekend. To my surprise, I had the entire place to myself, which was perfect because this place has SO MANY choices that I needed some uninterrupted decision-making time! Justine's has been serving homemade ice cream in St. Michaels since 1987, and it's easy to see why it's become such a local tradition. Beyond dozens of ice cream flavors, they offer their famous Wall of Shakes, sundaes, floats, dog-friendly treats and even the legendary Titanic Sundae Challenge, a 6 1/2-pound mountain of ice cream and toppings that was featured on Man v. Food. Watching someone attempt that challenge would almost be worth the trip all by itself! After staring into the cases for far longer than I'd like to admit, I settled on the Choco Taco ice cream. Then the friendly employee behind the counter casually suggested turning it into a sundae inspired by one of their Wall of Shakes creations, the Sinnamon Toast Shake. Say less, kind ice cream human. Please, make my dreams come true! For $7.50, I was handed what can only be described as a work of art. Choco Taco ice cream topped with crushed graham crackers, warm butterscotch, caramel sauce, whipped cream and a dusting of cinnamon. Folks...It was PHENOMENAL! Even more shocking? There wasn't a single peanut butter ingredient involved. As someone whose personality is approximately 63.8% peanut butter, that's saying something! The Choco Taco ice cream was rich and chocolaty with crunchy waffle cone pieces mixed throughout, while the butterscotch, caramel and cinnamon transformed it into something that tasted warm and comforting despite being ice cream. Every bite was a little different, and every bite was fantastic! There isn't dedicated parking right outside the shop, but I had no trouble finding free municipal parking just a short walk away. Inside seating is pretty limited, with just a few spots available, though there are a handful of tables outside along the sidewalk that would be perfect on a beautiful evening. Whether you're stopping in for a scoop, tackling the Titanic Challenge, working your way through the Wall of Shakes or just looking for a sweet ending to a day exploring St. Michaels, Justine's absolutely deserves a spot on your itinerary. My dinner waitress gave me an excellent recommendation. And, now, I'm passing it along to you!