Stopped in for breakfast - a bagel and coffee. The bagel was fresh with butter and so good! I…read moretypically stop for lunch but may be stopping here from now on for a way to get the day going.

Nice little breakfast spot in the village. Went here with my wife, BIL and SIL for a lazy…read moreMonday-morning breakfast. They serve a zillion different styles of coffee, a good amount of freshly made breakfast options, scones and other baked goods. The folks are friendly and provide great service. Highly recommend.

We stopped by and ordered takeout to bring over to the canal side seating area. We really enjoyed…read moreour fresh. We made food. Very quiet when we came here. Staff was very welcoming and kind.

Of all the restaurants in Newark NY and Newark NJ, this is the best place. I wish they would bring…read moreback the Tom in the veggie patch sandwich, it was my favorite. Even without the star of their menu, the food is good and I would recommend you go here for any and all special occasions.

We recently had a going away party for one of our employees and she wanted donuts. We chose…read moreCamerons and these donuts are huge and so so good. Great variety of options and delicious frostings and creams. My go to's are the fritter and their cinnamon roll. Always a go to when out at work.

Cameron's bakery is awesome. Amazing donuts. You got to try their glazed with coconut shavings on…read moreit. It's to die for. I buy all my cakes from them. They're Italian. Bread is great. The only drawback is a little pricey. Prices have gone up a few times I've noticed. At least they're not like taps. Same price for Italian bread but you get half a loaf now.

We have happened upon many local businesses selling Sweet Blessings cutout cookies. That's how we…read morewere first introduced to them, and how we have been buying them for the past year or so. Until this week, when we finally had a chance to visit the shop! The cutout cookies are AMAZING, like the best I've ever had. And they're adorable! The designs are constantly changing with the seasons and holidays. But they have other delicious things to choose from too. Cookies, brownies, cupcakes, the list goes on! You can find Sweet Blessings right on Main St in Shortsville. I've always been a sucker for these quaint little small town Main St shops, and this one is no different. There are cute signs in the window and a delicious smell greets you as you open the door to enter. There are tables and chairs strewn about if you want to stay and enjoy your baked goods. At the counter there is a display with a nice selection of treats, and they are constantly rotating stock. Behind the counter you can see cookies and other delicious goodies getting their finishing touches added on. I highly recommend if you've got a sweet tooth, are looking for a spot to have a treat and meet up with friends, or have a gathering you are looking to bring goodies to!

Their frosted cut out cookies are phenomenal! They make seasonal designs that are colorful and so…read morecute. Awesome for gifts (if I don't eat them myself!).

My family and I will never go to this place again. My daughter's grandma came here to get a cake…read morefor her first birthday. She brought pictures with her showing what we liked and explained that we didn't want what the picture showed just parts of it. When they picked up the cake it was nothing that we expected. The top was a cupcake and we said we didn't want that. We wanted a plain flat top to the cake. The pink was not the right color and the zebra work was terrible. It was a 4 tier cake, but it was tiny. Extra money was paid for fondant but there wasn't fondant on the cake. The cake tasted terrible and the frosting was gross too. I'm not sure what they use, but I have gotten better tasting frosting from a jar. The cake flavor was even wrong. We thought it was going to be a layer of vanilla, marble and the top two chocolate. Nope, we got 3 chocolate layers and 1 vanilla. Over all I would recommend people to find a different bakery to go too. Not worth what we paid.

I came in with my two children and was completely ignored and made to feel not welcomed. I asked to…read morepurchase a drink for my children and it was like pulling teeth to get her to even look to see if she had any, which she didn't. Who runs a business like this with out refreshments?????? Besides the rudeness, she was completely unprofessional ( sitting on customers laps) and laughing as I left. This is a shame, as there aren't enough small businesses around this area.

It's probably good I don't live near here, because it would be terrible for my waistline. But after…read moretrying this bakery on the penultimate day of a vacation, we had to come back to stock up on our final day. We collectively tried the olive ciabatta, three kinds of croissants, a flatbread, an epi bread, and maybe a couple of other things I am forgetting. Everything was delicious and very reasonably priced. I love the vibe of the place, I love the logo they stamp on their bags, I love that they threw in an extra pastry because we bought so much on that last day, and I love the location just across from the river. (First-time visitors should note that you enter the bakery from the back of the building that faces Water St.) Perhaps the strongest endorsement came from my partner's 14-year-old son, who gave the almond croissant a 10/10. When I asked him to rate the almond croissant that he loves from a bakery local to us, he gave it an 8.5/10. Follow-up questioning revealed that the chocolate croissants from the two bakeries merited a 9.5 and 8, respectively. Oh, and if you call earlier in the day they will hold things for you if you won't be able to make it in until later in the day.

Hidden gem!…read more Delicious pastries! Super friendly and nice owner! Inside smells amazing! We tried the chocolate croissant and the Bostock (brioche w almond topping and strawberries). Both were great and would happily eat either again! The chooclate croissant had a soft chocolate filling as opposed to a harder chocolate. I liked the bostock better but both were yummy. A small hole in the wall by a river. We ate our pastries on a swing across the river. Everyone in the area is super friendly. Good vibes and good pastries.

Oh my goodness! The best linzer cookies ever! My first time trying and I cannot wait for another…read morecookie. I've been meaning to get out to the bakery forever. So glad I had the opportunity to try this cookie as it was absolutely delicious! My colleagues tried tried the snickerdoodle and said it was just as amazing!

Lemon meringue pie for the win! I was lucky a family member brought it since Fluffing isn't near by.read more

Back in the day this spot was a music store, not like Area Records where CDs, tapes, vinyl were…read moresold, but instruments. Not even sure when they closed to be honest. Kind of sad to see it gone after seeing it my entire life. There is a bakery there now. It's basically strictly...order and pick it up type of place. They sell cookies and other pastries at the front. It's a "help yourself" and you scan a QR code to pay. So! Ok, I do love the new technology where you can eat out and scan a QR code and pay that way. Or using a QR code for so many other things. I don't however like this set up. I think it's really weird. Cash is also an option here. I wanted to originally pay cash. I got 2 cookies and a brownie. Says "ring bell if you need change" I press the little button 3x and I can see people in the back. Not one person came out after I hit the button. That's booooo! It's like, why have it if you're going to ignore it?! Just close the doors to the public and have it strictly as an online business. I love love trying bakeries like this vs buying anything store bought. When I'm home, I look for places like this, Amish farms, Mennonite farms..any place that sells fresh baked cookies. In Idaho we don't have many great bakeries and if they are around...they are miles away and driving in Boise traffic these days is SO NOT worth the hassle for a cookie lol Also, if really don't eat many cookies and stuff but shoooot when I'm here in NY visiting and I'm close to Amish and Mennonite farms where they make INCREDIBLE baked goods...I definitely indulge lol. The cookies here and brownies were... ya know, good, but would I write home to mama about them? Nah. Hell, I'm staying at my moms and I didn't even tell her about them after I ate them. The cookies were pipe $2 a piece, I think, small brownie was $3. Honestly, cookies should be .75 and brownies... $1.00 There was really no variation in tastes between the two. They use something in their baked goods that made each one taste exactly the same...except you obviously could taste the chocolate on top of whatever they use, in the brownie. Would I recommend? I mean, maybe? If someone asked, I'd be like "there's a bakery in downtown Geneva, buuuut..." and then shrug my shoulders and give that crooked mouth look like... meh Now, maybe their cakes and whatever else they make are bomb af. I'll never know bc 1) I won't be going back lol and 2) I don't see myself ever buying a cake. Again, I see bakeries like this, it's a small business, I love supporting small businesses especially in a town where I grew up, went to high school in, etc...I see them and have to try. I tried it and now... I'm good: I can't say anything about the staff, because they ignored me lol, the place is small, it's clean. It's a bakery haha! Thanks for reading. Cheers, YelperSweets!

Amazing cakes & super accommodating. We got the Chocolate Chocolate cake and it was smooth, rich, &…read morenot too sweet. I'm not a big cake gal but I would love to get that cake again.

Love their baked goods so much! Especially the cream puffs and the cupcakes! Their soups are always…read moregreat, too. I just wish they were open on Saturdays!

The sandwiches were delicious, served quickly and with a smile…read more Very tasty, glad we visited.