Robot Donuts moved into the old Baskin Robbin spot on east side of PA…read more They make the Krispy Kreme style of donuts and plenty of them. Great fast service. I was impressed with the amount of options available. Love that they have so many different decorations and flavors. So far, I was traditional, just had the chocolate, an old-fashioned glaze and a chocolate peanut butter, which was very tasty with fresh smear of peanut butter as frosting! Reasonable price for half a dozen, comes in a cute little box pick up some and make someone's day! (Only wish is for the grandma cake style. though I imagine a different cooking process is needed to achieve those than what they can do here.) Definitely fills the donut craving and they also have ice cream available. A great new addition! I look forward to trying new flavors.

Super friendly service, and a decent variety of donuts and ice cream. We tried a chocolate banana…read morecream donut, chocolate sprinkles, chocolate peanut butter, and one other one that I forgot. The donuts were a little dry, but tasted alright. We also got 2 scoops of ice cream - the Sasquatch Sighting and a pistachio/chocolate/cherry. The scoops are really big - huge actually. The Sasquatch Sighting was a little rich on the peanut butter. We all liked the pistachio one more.

Easiest 5 star review I've ever given. This place is phenomenal!! We got quite a few things to try,…read morewe got the apple fritter 10/10 , bumble berry loaf 10/10 , cinnamon role with cream cheese frosting 10/10 , and a cinnamon sugar donut 9/10. Everything was absolutely delicious and the front staff was very nice. The place inside is clean and the selection is well presented. It is in a strip mall where some of the stores have closed. It can look a little empty on the outside but definitely worth going in. They also have soups of the day which I would want to go back and try. I would solidly recommend this place for a true homemade sweet treat.

Cute new local bakery next to Joanne's!…read more Got there in the morning around 10am. The sweets display had an assortment of baked goods, from cookies to cakes and cinnamon rolls. Although small in size, the treats are very tasty. I got their apple scones which are little bite sized treats. They also sell fresh baked bread! When I was about to check out, they came out with their fresh baked honey wheat bread. It's delicious! There were also some biscuits in their display case and a savory pie. The menu had other savory items listed but didn't much, so might be in the back or in the process of being freshly made. I will be back to try their cinnamon rolls :)

When you get off the ferry from Victoria and your husband says "I think I found the perfect place…read moreto get you a coffee and a little treat!" Then takes you to get a yummy cappuccino and the best little mini donuts. So good that while you're waiting for your coffee to be made in the drive-through line you decide to get another six mini donuts!! YUM! The barista was so friendly too!!!!

Food was great and the variety of the menu was very impressive. Both our breakfast sandwiches were…read moredelish!

This review is specifically for the Pane d'Amore stall in the Port Angeles Saturday farmers market…read more We visited during a downpour and the stall, being in the area without a roof, had heavy plastic tarps covering all the pastries. We ended up getting two items on this visit: Cheese Stick ($2.75) - Chewy dough stick about a foot long. The dough seems to be rolled in cheddar cheese and then baked, giving distinct cheese nuggets randomly dispersed throughout. It has good cheese flavor, kind of tangy. Due to the rain, perhaps, all the crisp on the actual dough is gone, so it's just chewy throughout with no skin. (4/5) Cowboy Croissant ($2.75) - Tiny puck, less than three inches across - wish they offered bigger ones! Sharp cheddar, bacon with pesto. Great flavors that complement each other well. The croissant dough tastes a little on the sweet side. Good lamination. (4/5) Pane d'Amore serves some pretty good pastries. We actually planned on heading over to the Seqium location the following day, but didn't realize it was closed on Sundays. Oh well, there's always next time!

While eating lunch in Port Angeles we noticed the farmer market was going on across the street and…read morethat there was a vendor selling bread. Being in need of bread we went over for a look! The table full of delicious looking breads and treats! W settled on the last loaf of Grandmas deli loafit was big and delicious! Sadly it did not last long enough for a picture after making our purchase I spotted something that looked really good! I was told it is a Cowboy croissant with pesto, smoked Gouda, and bacon. Then he picked one up and gave it to me as to try! It was so delicious! We will probably have to get a half dozen or so the next time we have the opportunity! And the deli loaf for sure!! Make excellent egg and bacon sando with it!

So good. I don't really need to say more. Small little bakery serving up more than just baked…read moregoods. Just got the pie and an oatmeal cookie. Sorry forgot to take a picture of the cookie, which was saved for later. It was perfect though!

I was impressed by my first visit to this bakery under this owner. I like the setup better,…read moreespecially the regular height tables and chairs instead of high tables and stools. It was busy, but the service was friendly and prompt. They had sweet and savory options, and some cups of free samples. I had a spice cake cupcake, a frosted sugar cookie, and a frosted cinnamon roll. The spice cake was good, but not as spiced as as I like. The sugar cookie was the perfect texture throughout, and the frosting is delicious. The cinnamon roll was the best part. It was phenomenally delicious. Like, eye-closing, savoring delicious. It was like 85% of Cinnabon good, something I've never said about a bakery cinnamon roll, before.

A late Saturday morning led us to Atomic Bagel. Wow! This is the best bagel I've ever had and I've…read morehad a LOT of bagels. First time I ever hit a bagel shop - i always get a simple one- everything bagel toasted with plain Cream cheese. THIs was SO good! We will be back tomorrow before we leave town. And look forward to telling everyone about this place and coming back in the future. Bravo! Pics from stop 2

Excellent bagels! These are the real deal- the menu is great --with many choices mix and match for…read morea delicious sandwich.

Lisa (the owner) took an order from us while we were on the road. We just wanted 'real food'…read more(not-junky-fast-food). Score! We had the BigBird Sandwiches (were on special). Delish. Perhaps more importantly, the pies. OMG the pies. Home made, perfect balance between fruit and sugar, and on the Marion berry pie, a perfect crumble crust. These are the kind of home-made pies your mom, or her mom make, and you know you're lucky to enjoy. Awesome!

This cute, cozy and charming place has eclectic decor. Ice cream, drinks, soup, sandwiches, pies…read moreand chili. Very small menu. The owner is friendly, kind and pleasant to speak to. I come for the chili and pie. Both are delicious. I add on sour cream and cheese with Fritos to my chili and get a bowl. It's enough to fill me up for two meals. But for most a bowl is nice and hearty to fill you up. A cup will want you craving for more. The Marion berry pie is absolutely delicious. A bit on the pricy side but that's just the economy inflating everything. I would say it's worth it. The Berrys are nice and tart and the crust and crumb are buttery goodness. I always eat this pie while I'm driving and regret not getting two slices. I got the Bedford ginger beer and it was pretty tasty. Overall, if I'm ever in the area and even if I'm 1.5 hours away I come here. Get yourself some pie and chili.

Small cute frozen yogurt shop, had 4 flavors to choose from and you pay for the cup first (medium…read morewas $8.50). Then you fill up. The yogurt itself is a little runny and the topping station could use an update, but it's good for what it is in a smaller town like this. Still tasted good, would probably try a different spot next time but friendly service!

It's been a long time since I have had froyo, as the hype in the early 2010s seemingly faded…read morealongside my palate for it. Nevertheless, I thought I'd try out a local froyo spot while vacationing in the Olympic National Park area. I came by after dinner, and they had four flavors: vanilla, chocolate, Oreo, and Dole Whip. I appreciate their creative efforts with flavors such as the Dole Whip and Oreo, but the execution was poor. I got a bit of vanilla, Oreo, and Dole Whip. They were all so icy and not creamy at all. It tasted very artificial. For some reason, I couldn't taste any frozen yogurt. Typically, with froyo, you can taste a mild, slight tartness from the yogurt, but there wasn't any. Either they stopped serving froyo, or the flavors were just too subtle. Regardless, my best analogy would be a self-serve ice cream machine from Golden Corral. The only thing that I enjoyed about this place was that it was not weight-based; you can select as many flavors and as much as you want to fit in your cup. Additionally, I enjoyed their toppings bar, where they had a whole host of options to put into your bowl, ranging from cereal to crushed chocolate bars, strawberries, and different syrups as well.