We're visiting the area and some plans had been cancelled because of the wild fire smoke so we…read moreneeded a little pick-me-up and found this local donut shop nearby. We arrived less than an hour before they closed so we didn't expect a big selection but there were a few good looking options left in the case. The person working was the absolute sweetest. She was so kind and gave us some extra goodies. The donuts we got tasted fantastic, even being at the end of the day! :)

This is my first visit to Maggie's doughnuts. I bought a…read moredozen of assorted tasty baked treats. The donuts were very fresh and are very tasty. I bought some of the glazed crescent, Boston, cream, blueberry, and jelly. I also bought two apple fritters were almost as big as a pie plate. For all taste and quality of the donuts were very good and I would recommend stopping by to get your family office some tasty treats. The only downside was at the donuts were almost $26 for a dozen. It's a little bit pricey for me.

Picking up some glazed twists!…read more Great local business...the owner always fixes me up. Their donuts and breads are awesome, and don't forget the cookies for the kids.

The Squire shoppe is the best.....I buy Salt Rising Bread from them and the donuts are the…read morebest....love this shop....

Earlier today I stopped at a pet favorite of mine- Scribblers Coffee! I was having a peaceful…read moremorning and was really craving something awesome. I LOVE their creative coffee concoctions. Today I had "The Cadbury" *beams* because hey! It's almost Easter and Cadbury, bunnies, you know... Wow was that awesome. I paired it with their Tomato Quiche Pie. Which, good lord- was probably one of the best breakfast items I've had anywhere! The crust was buttery and perfect. The quiche was so good- I almost ordered another one. It was that perfect. I need to mention I came here a week ago to snag a to go coffee- and I had the Butterbeer. A butterscotch dream mocha creation that I had to mention. Yes folks- their creations are stellar. Every month there's new ones and I'm pulled like a frigging tractor beam to see what they've got! I always stop by here. It's so perfect. whether I dine in or grab and go- there's wonderful kiddo's who are always so polite. They have their own coffee for sale and they have some stellar flavors, I keep meaning to pick up a few.

Very cozy inside with a few tables to sit and relax at. They have many pastries, with sandwiches…read moreand salads, with lots of drinks to choose from. Serivce was fast and the prices were reasonable. The Iced mocha and the seasonal Eggnog Shaken Espresso were great.

I cannot find a local sourdough bread comparable or even close to these. Great texture and taste…read morein the bread loaves. There are several flavors on rotation and new creations often will pop up as well. Baked goods (scones, cookies, cinnamon rolls) are amazing as well. Pre-orders are available weekly. See website for details.

The Daily Bread Sourdough Bakery is a wonderful little gem that I enjoyed beyond measure. Everyone…read morewho loves deliciousness should absolutely try their incredible food! The Everything Bagel is the best I've ever eaten! The loaf of bread I got was as beautiful as it was delicious! The owner, Katie Beth, is knowledgeable, kind, and you can taste the love she bakes in her fabulous creations! The Daily Bread Sourdough Bakery is not to be missed.

I've got to say that I haven't been more excited to write a review about a business than I do with…read morethis place. And this is none other than "Byler's Community Kitchen", an Amish-run supermarket/deli that is tucked in the small community of Jefferson, Ohio. Located on SR-193 and just south of SR-167 at Denmark Township, this particular place is in a very open space area surrounded by country roads, green grass in all directions, and signs (showing a horse & buggy) to let visitors know that you're in Amish Country. After reading some of the Google reviews and studying some of the settlements where the Amish people reside, I was absolutely curious to see what their supermarket is all about. I arrived here during the morning of Thursday 9/14/2023 at around 10:30am. The parking area itself consists of a non-paved lot surrounded by a cooler that sells ice as well as a small area where you can fill up water for only $0.25, a real bargain which is way less than a travel center. Their hours of operation are also quite flexible as they're opened Monday through Friday from 8:30am-6:00pm, Saturday from 7:30am-6:00pm, and closed on Sunday. The inside though is where the real excitement begins. Here you will find a vast amount of freshly baked bread in all varieties. In addition to the bread, they carry a huge assortment of cooking flour, sugar, honey, pasta, nuts, whole grains, coffee, jams/jellies, candies, fruits, vegetables, and other perishable snacks. They even have a very impressive refrigerated section including staple items such as eggs, milk, Amish country butter, cheeses, and cold cuts. But the real winner here are their desserts; everything that includes fresh baked fried pies, graham cracker pudding, cheesecake, and much more. I did want to point out that they are also a full-on deli making some of the most delicious sandwiches. Although I didn't order a sandwich, a customer ahead of me did and it looks absolutely amazing with their homemade bread, a variety of fresh cold cuts, and cheeses. Not to mention, the prices are very affordable as you can get a ready-made sandwich in less than 5 minutes for only around $6. In addition to all of this, they also sell other various items including flowers, cooking utensils, and even Amish-made washcloths. Since I was traveling from out of town, I didn't buy too much to haul on the way back home. But I did purchase some of their home-processed "Apple Butter" (for $4.50); which I might say is delicious on an English muffin, "Trail Mix Snack Bites" (for $3.08), and "Graham Cracker Pudding" (for $1.89). The pudding is absolutely heavenly as I've never eaten something so creamy & delicious. I have to say that the Amish ladies that work here were so friendly and hospitable. The Pennsylvania-Dutch accent was a little tough to understand but I still left with a thank you after visiting this place. All in all, Byler's Community Kitchen is absolutely a must-visit if you want a true, authentic experience of a real Amish supermarket. Many Amish settlements are situated in Ohio but also in nearby Pennsylvania, Indiana, and Illinois as well. Finally, it is great to have these people a part of our country with their traditional values and not relying on technology like the majority of us. With that said and done, I am giving the first Yelp review of "Byler's Community Kitchen" a unanimous five stars.

Prices are pretty high for most things which is a bummer but convenient location and everything…read morethere is tasty! Love the fried pies and baked goods.

I found this bakery in Painesville. They have a very nice selection of pies muffins, and pastries…read more They also have sandwiches and deli which I did not try. The food is very good and a very good value. I was surprised at how good the coffee was.

Another local bakery. In Painesville they have a few. T & T is independent and local owned. Lots of…read moregood stuff here. You can get cakes and donuts, along with to go sandwiches if you need a meal. Bread is the best thing here. It's so fresh and makes great sandwiches. The breads include rye and sourdough. It's about $3 for a loaf. This is a large loaf and it's some of the best tasting bread I've had in a long time. Also they have cakes and donuts. The popular ones seem to be the apple fritters. It also has premade salads and sandwiches in the deli area. Pasta salads are among the choices. They also accept credit cards and no longer are cash only.

We checked out Maggie's Donuts at their Kirkland location and were seriously impressed. While the…read moredonuts are obviously the star of the show (made fresh from scratch and you can taste the difference), everything else we tried held its own too. We ordered the strawberry sunrise refresher and strawberry matcha--both were refreshing, flavorful, and not overly sweet. For donuts, the coconut and maple peanut were standout picks--soft, fresh, and perfectly balanced. We also tried the Caprese panini and avocado toast, which were a pleasant surprise. The avocado toast had an Italian twist with pesto and marinated tomatoes that really elevated it beyond your typical version. These were both also freshly made from scratch and great balance of flavors. Was a bit of a wait but worth it! Love that this is a long-standing business (originally opened in 1959) with this newer Kirkland spot--feels like a mix of classic and modern done right. Overall, such a great find. Delicious across the board and definitely a spot we'll be coming back to.

This ice cream shop is located right on the main strip in GOTL, next to Madsen's Donuts. They have…read moretons of options in terms of ice cream flavors. I went with the moose tracks ice cream in a waffle cone. Prices were fair, service was friendly and the ice cream/ cone were DELISH. Highly recommend if you're hanging on the strip!

It was July 4th, the line was down the sidewalk, it was hot and Everyone was eating ice cream. Lots…read moreof choices for ice cream at GOTL on a hot summer day. We knew we didn't want DQ and glad we came here!