Melody created the most beautiful smash cake for my daughter's first birthday party! It was a hit…read moreand so delicious. I sent her a picture of the invitation, and she matched it perfectly; the colors were exact! The cake not only looked amazing but tasted incredible too. Melody's attention to detail and creativity truly made the cake the centerpiece of our celebration. I highly recommend Odie's Bakery for any special occasion. Thank you, Melody, for making our day so memorable!!

Barden's made this rainy day much brighter. I love browsing all the food products. The bakery is…read moreoverwhelming. I bought the best blueberry muffin. It was so light and fluffy. Moving onto the apple fry donut with cinnamon sugar. So fresh and delicious. It's a fry cake hence it's fried. But it's not heavy greasy taste etc. I bought some salad dressing and the frozen hand pies. Very friendly and helpful group. All seem very enthusiastic about the products and the customer If it couldn't get any better they had free donuts on the counter. Today was the first day of opening for the season.

We stopped here twice during our recent trip to Saugatuck area. We were bopping our way between…read moreorchards and Farm stands, and this one was a lovely pitstop. We picked up a variety of Edible squash, some fun drinks and checked out all of their fabulous bakery items. I thought it was charming that they had a self serve, bakery filled with things like apple cider donuts and a variety of cookies. The staff was all very friendly and the entire setting oozed fall energy. They offer a soup of the day, a variety of produce, regional alcohol, and some baked treats. The bathroom was also very clean.

Beautiful little bakery with a huge parking lot! This place gets packed and for good reason!…read more Apple cider donuts are phenomenal, the almond cookies are delightful and soft, the fresh orange juice is well worth $5 a cup, and the muffins are huge. So many things to choose from, good luck!!

Still good! We…read moredon't go to Deboer's often because it's in a high traffic location that attracts swarms of people/ tourists. The food is good, but not usually worth these long wait times imo. Today, was a cloudy and cold Wednesday mid morning. The place was busy, but no long wait times. The food is always good. Everything I've ever eaten on the menu is good... but I have a special affinity for pig 'n the blankets, banket, and any Mexican inspired breakfast item in the menu. Today I had the chorizo Benny. It was fabulous and worth the $15 imo. Our waiter, Pedro, was the best! He's worked there for over a decade and knows the family that runs this restaurant--- 3 Dutch brothers--- he gave me a run down on the lore and all the pictures are of their family photos hanging around the restaurant. I think that's pretty cool. They will be opening and expanding into a new restaurant location on the corner of River and Lakewood Blvd sometime in the near future. That location will have more of a "hipster" vibe with breakfast cocktails, etc. Check them out when you want... but if you don't want to wait come during off peak hours and off season times. Make sure to peruse their bakery for some goodies to take home. Salud.

Ohhh... how I love Coucou so much! Joy and the team do such an amazing job and I am beyond excited…read morethat they're finally opening a brick and mortar this summer. The pop up shops are typically from 12-3pm on Tuesdays and Fridays, making it really hard for me to make, but I always try to hit it! I took a half day and went on a Friday to grab the exclusive donuts, both sandwiches (omg the focaccia is soooo good) and strawberry matcha. I honestly cannot be more thrilled by my purchase and I'm honestly surprised I didn't want to just buy one of everything (probably because a few things have tree nuts and I'm allergic). But they're more artisan priced but the portions are generous and the taste is amazingly delicious!! If you ever get a chance, grab something from her popups at Chef Shack while she's working on her brick and mortar. You will not be disappointed! Just know... the line will be long the nicer the weather gets! Bring a friend, listen to a good audiobook or podcast... even work off your hotspot to multi-task, but just get ready to wait at least an hour+. I usually get there between 11:15-11:30 and I'm in line for a minimum of an hour... just commit and it's worth it!

Tried the pop up back in March after seeing some hype online about them. Small commercial kitchen…read morethat rotates different pop ups. Its very basic inside but thats to be expected for the type of business it is. Got there early-ish, small line ahead of me. We were wanting to try some of their cupcakes and cake. There was more then a dozen left and we were next in line but the customer ahead of me wiped them out, seems like with a pop up, being early in the day they would have some sort of limit to how much each person could get, and we were told they dont restock. We sadly got 2 cookies to try instead, a chocolate chip and miso pretzel cookie, $8 for the both of them. The cookies were forgettable, if you go, I would skip on those - they didnt taste any different from a recipe you could make at home and there was 0 miso flavor in the cookie. I have a feeling the cakes would have been a lot better, probably why they got sold out. I wanted to try the focaccia bread but I thought the price point was too steep for what was being offered. The staff was 5/5 friendly. Ill probably go back and try them again in the future and hopefully get to try some of their cakes.

Now LEPPINK'S market in Dorr, I love shopping here. They have friendly service and under the new…read moreownership, they definitely beat their closest competitor in Wayland, for great service and their great variety of produce. Their store made brats come in many flavors, and I also love their smoked meats. They even send out some really good coupons periodically, saving me real money on my grocery bill. When fully staffed, they even bring your groceries out and load them into your car for you. I love shopping at this old-timey family grocery store. Check it out!!

Great beer selection. Best sausage shop in west Michigan. It is a family owned business in.a small…read moretown.and everyone is friendly.

The bakery was fully stocked during my afternoon visit! I was surprised at the amount of options…read morethis bakery had to offer. I received excellent customer service and the team member was able to answer all of my questions given I was a first time customer. Prices are the same or more reasonable than other bakeries. Everything was priced individually and I liked they displayed the prices of each item! If you buy day old cupcakes they come at a discount! But you do pay a 4% fee if you use your credit card! My favorite was the cherry turnover it was so crispy and the cherries were nice and tart! It was not soggy at all!

Not impressed. The doughnuts & pastries look & taste like…read morethe average store bought variety. Service was adequate- nothing special. There is no seating area inside as well. Try Marge's Donut Den on 28th for a better experience.

Small compact place that is superbly supplied with the high quality items I love. Service is always…read moreoutstanding!

They sell just ok jerky and meat sticks. Baked goods and deserts always look nice, they also have…read moreprepared food daily. Good beer and wine selection and some high end ingredients for making a nice meal. Service at the meat counter is always good. Price for meat here is astronomical compared to local supermarkets tho. Price is at least double here for things like chuck roast which is pretty standard fair. If you got the extra cash you will fit right in. Building is very nice, always clean and inviting

Im a bread snob! The artisan breads, sourdough, sourdough…read moreparmesan, polish rye! The chocolate croissant are a work of art. From opening that brass door knob you know its legit!

If you are looking for anything resembling a french baguette don't bother stopping here. Their…read moreoffering is soft and dense. Im not sure what this is supposed to be but it isn't a baguette. I have tried multiple times but its the same.

Bought little individual muffin cakes for Mother's day dinner and they were such a hit!read more

It must be tough running only the second best bakery on this little stretch of the Blue Star…read moreHighway, but since the first best bakery is often closed or out of baked goods, I was a regular here too. The croissants are pretty good, though they do also sell out.

You simply will not find a better breakfast in town…read more Wayland, Michigan is a small town in every regard and it's full of amazing people. The Auction House is quite literally all the best parts of Wayland, MI wrapped up in one dining experience. When you walk into this simple brick outbuilding of the livestock auction, you might be taken back by how tiny it is really is. About 20 seats wrapped around a U shaped counter. If all the seats are filled, just be patient and hang out by the door, something will open up soon. If you need seats together, it is not unusual to see a whole row of customers get up and shift their seats around to make room for you. That's just what you do because it's the right thing to do. Very Wayland. You'll also want to prepare yourself for small talk. When you sit at the counter, it's more like sitting at a giant dinner table in your kitchen at home. There's plenty of regular customers and it won't take long for you to become one yourself. Amy's food is outstanding and, trust me, you won't go hungry. I highly recommend the breakfast burrito, but people also go nuts for the HUGE pancakes and omelettes. Don't want a HUGE pancake? Ask for a little one...I dare you. See what happens. The burgers are also top notch. I love this place and the people who make it thrive. Belly up, and you will too!

The coffee was weak. Always a pet peeve of mine at a breakfast place. The eggs in the omelette I…read moreordered were rubbery. The cheese hadn't melted so the omelette hadn't been cooked properly. The bacon was plentiful and tasty though. The best part of the plate was the wheat toast. I think it was homemade. Still, I won't be back.