I wish I took a pic of the donuts But we ate them too fast…read moreWow they are good Some of the best donuts I have EVER had The only downside of this place is the ordering process is a little chaotic if it's busy, but that would deter me from future visits.

I've been here a couple times now... and while the donuts are good, I'm hard-pressed to believe…read morethat they're the best donuts anyone's ever had. Like, they're donuts. They're fine. But I don't think there's anything especially unique about them. Maybe it's just me. I don't really have a huge sweet tooth, so it takes something really amazing to impress me when it comes to pastries and the like. The cafe itself though didn't really do it for me either - it felt incredibly dated, like I'd teleported back to the 1980's. Typically, I'd even think that was charming... but I didn't feel the charm in this cafe either. Tattered bar stools and a couple booths were available for seating. Besides my friend and I going together for my most recent visit, there was only a family of 4 ordering some donuts... but otherwise, the place was empty. Even then, service felt a bit disorganized. The two employees switched back and forth between who they were paying attention to, and even then the employee who ended up coming to the counter didn't remember what the order was she had just filled. Ultimately, I think Ridge Donut Cafe probably caters more to the folks who grew up in the area and have some nostalgia for it than anything else. As a newer customer, I've tried it a couple times and always walked away thinking it was just okay. Will I visit again? Probably not... I've done my due diligence in trying this cafe, and I just don't have those memories / that nostalgia for it that locals do.

Went for the a Tuesday night kids event where the kids get to decorate a donut & the my had free…read moreface painting. Really nice & enjoyable family friendly event for the community to bring their kids to. The tables inside were all missing napkins except for one. Didn't try any other food but my daughter really enjoyed her donut.

A small place that combines donut and pizza. I came here around 3:30pm to get some donut. It was…read morequiet and there was donut for almost all flavors. They have indoor and outdoor tables to seat. I got cannoli donut and apple fritter. The apple fritter was really big and good. Cannoli donut was so so, the cream was light. Staffs are friendly. Their parking is at the back. I would come back to try different flavors

What a gem of a bakery! My son took me here for my birthday to get pastelitos, and thank goodness…read morethey had them. Case was filled with beautiful delicious looking confections. There was only one young girl who spoke English so it took a minute to get waited on. We purchased my pastelitos along with 4 other pastries and the total was a little over $8.00. So reasonable and I would have paid more!

Not welcoming to people of color (blacks/morenos) Food…read moredoesn't taste the same Over priced desserts Tables need cleaning Floors need mopping The color of your skin will determine how long you wait to be served in line

I had an absolute nightmare once I realized after eating so many sushi pieces with ginger that the…read moreginger was bag and had a bunch of meal worms and the lady in the front desk tells me I'm wrong it's sesame seed when in reality it was meal worms or idk some type of parasite becareful and mindful of what you put in your body these business owner care nothing about the consumers

An interesting place. From the outside it looks like one restaurant, but there's three different…read moretypes of food served. There's Mochinut, which has donuts, corn dogs, and bubble teas. There's Nashville fried chicken and also Mongolian BBQ. They also have a cool robotic cat that brings food from the kitchen to the front and was playing Old Town Road. My son wants to visit the cat again lol. Seems to be the same chefs for all three. This is not our first trip here. We recently came to get treats at Mochinut yesterday morning. They had a vast array of options and were still bringing out more fresh made Mochinuts. We got a box of oreo, chocolate, guava, cheesecake, and taro. They were fresh, soft, tasty, and chewy. My favorites are guava and taro. I also like how they feel lighter than regular donuts. We also got the regular cheese corn dogs. They use mozzarella but it has a sweet finish, not sure what is added. Outside is super crispy. Overall, always happy with the donuts. Intrigued to try the fried chicken and Mongolian foods.

I don't really understand the hype. I went Wednesday of last week, I was there probably around…read more8:30ish. There was only one cinnamon roll and that one was a day old. They had a lot of the carrot ones. The donut case was full. I got my dad two apple fritters -he said he's had better. He also had a raspberry filled. He said it was okay. My mom had a lemon filled donut, she said it was missing the tartness that lemon has. I also got her a cinnamon apple one filled one she said it was pretty good. I had a croissant. It was very dry. I had to microwave it. It was not anything special. There was some fudge and honey. There was a big dining area. This not a place I just have to go to. I can take it or leave it. I thought there would be more breads and bakery pastries.

Fresh Food literally fresh and will clean the entire grill for severe allergies. Since it is so…read morefresh it is very slow service so not good for bigger groups. Very family friendly environment and the entire family is there to make the food.

Great little spot for coffee and a pastry. Wife and I stopped in from out of town, the owner…read morecouldn't have been nicer, coffee was delicious - cappuccino and a cortado.

I saw an "Open Today" sign and I like to support local business so I stopped in. There were a…read morecouple customers getting coffee and chatting. I looked around at the swag, local soaps and pastries while I waited. I noticed the building is fully accessible, no steps to get inside and room for a wheel chair/walker to fit at any of the tables. A one-person bathroom is available too. Chris greeted me warmly and told me they've been open since October but are not usually open on Mondays - she's open today for the eclipse! There were donuts and cookies from local bakeries, but I refrained and only ordered my latte. She has whole milk, skim milk, oat or almond milk as well as flavors. Chris has a latte art maker and added a special "solar eclipse 24" design to my latte - very cool! I will definitely stop back for another latte and a treat! Great

Schutt's has been our go-to place for apples, cider, and maple syrup for many years! We love the…read morequality, the options, the service, and their entire staff! Also, best fried cakes anywhere around!

Great place. Got to sample Fiji cider. We were there in April not much to do other than shop which…read morethere's a lot to look at and a ton of apples but nothing really to learn about an orchard or apples. Friendly staff.

I visited Atlas Eats for brunch and ordered the loaded baked potato soup with a side of potato…read moresalad and a homemade Orangina. Everything about the experience was excellent, from the service to the food to the atmosphere. The loaded baked potato soup was delicious, creamy, and comforting. It had croutons on top that added a really nice crunch and made the soup feel even more satisfying. The potato salad was also delicious and paired perfectly with the soup. This was such a hearty, comfort-food style meal, and I would absolutely order it again. The restaurant itself was clean, cozy, and had a great atmosphere. The seating was comfortable, and the overall vibe made it a really enjoyable place to sit down and eat. Service was also excellent. Everyone was friendly, helpful, and quick. Atlas Eats is definitely going on my list of places to return to soon. It is a great spot for a hearty meal that feels homemade, comforting, and memorable.

This was a fun experience. Small portions but tasty food. Meal was well paced and staff was…read morefriendly and informative. Small but did not feel crowded. Will return.

(4.2) ~ Very good Overall food, coffee & service. Note: Located in the Food Hall…read more MENU: ** "The Swing" = (4.25) Very tasty. Comes w. Beef Bacon;) ** Cinnamon Roll = (4.25) Very good, would be better if they could warm it up;) ** "Blue Boy" = (4.15) Very good w. Blueberry Siracha ** Cold Brew Coffee (Ethiopia) = (4.15) Very good

They were open on a Saturday for the St Patricks day run and parade. Very festive!!! The service…read morewas fast and friendly! The coffee and lattes we got were delicious but over priced. I have to come back to try out their pastries that look mighty yummy!

The staff at Salty Bread Pizza Cafe are ALWAYS so nice! The…read morepizza there is off the chain good! So nice to be able to purchase just a slice! I cannot say enough about the desserts as well as the salty bread...Deliciousness!!!

When we walked in you could see the case of baked goods, display of slices and the menu on the…read morechalkboard. You could also get a paper menu to look at. It's kind of a small space inside for dining; there are about 6 tables or so. It's quite cold... Well, at least it was to me; but, then again, I'm not huge on ac. My friend did quite enjoy it on the hot day we visited. We both ordered half French bread pizzas made with the tops; me the bbq chicken (it could've used a bit more chicken), her the pepperoni (it had a good amount of pep). We both agreed that we thought it would be much saltier with a name like Salty Bread and choosing the top, which was said to be the saltier side. So that was a bit of a let down. But we both still did like the nice crunch of the crust on the bread and our pizzas as a whole.