Yummy choices, great friendly staff, lovely outdoor dining! Can't wait to dig in! I bought bread,…read moregranola and eclairs!

Possibly the best croissants that I've ever had, including France. I kid you not, these house made…read morecroissants are the flakiest, melt in your mouth, best! The locally owned shop is dang cute and tiny. You walk right into the kitchen and order off the bakers rack. The staff was friendly and helpful to us first timers. We picked up a savory ham and cheese croissant and one of their popular cinnamon rolls. The pastries are pricey but huge and shareable. The cinnamon roll melts in your mouth. The icing is light and addictive. There is a charming natural garden and patio with seating to sit, relax and eat outside. They also sell fresh assorted breads. Parking is limited in their tiny reserved lot. There were four spaces. If I lived closer, I'd be here every morning. It's that good.

I read a review on here that said "songs have been written about these donuts" and I fully believe…read morethat. Some of the best I've ever had, hands down. Warm and cloud-like, people line up for these donuts and wait patiently for them to come out of the fryer. The folks here are super nice and the selection is great, although I typically go for the classic glazed yeast. As a pro tip: you can call in the night before (before 6pm) and place your order for pick-up. They require this for anything more than 1 (maybe 2) dozen, and you get to skip the line and walk to the register. Same delicious donuts, still warm and cloudlike, but with less of a wait!

My favorite donut shop in the area. Mom & pop style shop. They make donuts the right way. They open…read moreearly in the morning and are usually sold out around 11am. There is almost always a long line out the door. My favorite donuts are the blueberry fritter, apple fritter, Bavarian cream filled, maple bar, and blueberry cake donut.

Shelbyville's best bakery for many years! Stopped by this…read moremorning for a quick bite - our mission was to grab a mini alligator - unfortunately, we were too late, as those were sold out. So we opted for the best brownies around these parts! We grabbed a couple containers of milk and a table, and enjoyed our sugary treats, all while many people poured in the doors, looking for their favorite pastries. This is a must stop place if you're in the area. Get there early for the best selection!

Fantastic cake doughnuts. Their cake doughnuts are very heavy, have a nutty flavor with a light…read moresugar glaze. These cake doughnuts will fall apart under their own weight if you try to hold them with two fingers. They have muffins and cookies that looked delicious too. Get there early to get the best selection.

This was a fun spot for a Christmas cookie on a chilly Sunday afternoon. It isn't a big store but…read morethey have lots of options. You have to walk up 5 steps to get inside and there are glass cases which you can peruse and choose your pastry/cookie. You pick up a tray and tongs and then open doors and pick as much as you want! When ready you pay at the register. The gal there was very nice and answered questions but I went more with looks than anything. My cookie was very cinnamon forward and delicious! My husband liked his cookie and croissant and even got something for another day. It has limited hours so make sure you go on a Sunday or Monday. But worth it for a fun treat!

Delicious bakery and great prices too! The items are full of flavor and great size to split amongst…read moremy family.

I still haven't had anything from Two Chicks that wasn't delicious. Run by friendly folks in a cute…read morelittle shop.

Sometimes you feel guilty about giving a low review and Two Chicks Whisky Business puts me in that…read moreposition. The staff here are incredibly friendly and welcoming and they deserve 5-stars. For me there are two factors that brought the rating to below expectations. 1.) I didn't think the food was good quality. I tried the peach and cherry coblers. For me, the filling tasted like canned pie filling and the crust was pretty mediocre as well. 2.) The hours here are strange- I feel like I drove by numerous times in hopes they would be open to give it try. My understanding is when they are open they close when they run out of product for the day (fair enough- and it seems popular with locals). All in all, I probably won't be back to Two Chicks but it seems like a popular spot for other people. Maybe you'll enjoy it more than me :)

This place is a little store its been around awhile they have super freindly staff family owned as…read morewell. My main reason for 4 out 5 stars would be the atmosphere and some bakery item issues when there. So I came here more then 6 times a year and if its early on a weekend super fresh and delicious if its afternoon to evening things are not kept so well and some things are. I have a habit of never knowing if the churros are going to be fresh of left over the reason I say this is I have had thrm fresh being brought put and then I have have tsken what was on the shelf prior and its day and night some may be soft with little crunch or over fried or old as they look it and feel it. Now this is the same for anything that requires oil frying there, however most all the other breads are delicious and fresh they have a decent variety as well. This location has flan, tres leches cakes drinks too in the cooler so dont get it wrong at all it is a place to stop at for sure and I will keep coming. I just wish the churros or even a time table on the display case would advise when yo get them fresh because after a while they can be hard as a brick. This is my experience only and adivse you giving them a try as they are good.

This is a convenience store with a bakery in it. It is located in the corner of a little strip mall…read moreand they have a ton of parking spots that they share with the other businesses in the strip mall. They have Mexican baked treats such as rolls, bread pudding, breads, cookies, and other delicious looking stuff that I do not know the name of. You just get a metal pizza tray and tongs, load up your tray with your pastries and take it to the counter for them to package up for you. The woman working the counter was very friendly and their prices are pretty reasonable. I got a couple of the tea cookies with sprinkles, a slice of the strawberry log, and a volcano cake thing with whipped cream and sprinkles. (They had me at sprinkles). They are not you traditional pastries and they are pretty good. On weekends they have more items like donuts and tamales. The place also has drinks, chips, and lottery tickets. I love trying different things and in the case it paid off. I got some pretty good fat pills to start my day.

Try their maple long John with cream. It literally melts in your mouth. The consistency of the…read morecream is perfect not too much just right. I typically go on weekends when they are busy. They always have a few workers and you get through the line quickly. I also tried their buttermilk doughnut this time. It's the size of two donuts. It's so scrumptious and moist. Nothing fancy on the inside. There are a few tables if you decide to stay there to eat your donuts.

Every now and then I crave a good donut, and with Pana in the area, I decided to stop by. This…read morelocation used to be a bank in the '90s and is not converted to a donut shop. I went through the drive thru to place order. I ordered the cream filled chocolate covered donut and a dozen donut holes. The cream inside the donut was the perfect texture and sweetness. I was disappointed that I didn't get a dozen holes- I got 9.

This is such a cute, little bakery. I love that you get to choose from a wide selection of Mexican…read morebaked goodies. You can also purchase a variety of specialty cakes for different occasions. The cashier was very courteous and most of the prices seemed affordable. I tried the tres leches and I must say that it was not that great but you get a decent slice.

Mama Ines Bakeries never disappoint. The items are always amazing and the employees are so kind…read more You just go in, grab a tray and tongs and put what you want on your tray. You take the tray to the cashier and they bag it up for you.