Sweetie Pie's Fine Pastry

I love everything here, except the higher prices! I thought $50+ for a 6" birthday cake was way too high, however I really appreciate the quality and ingredients that went in to it. The cake was so rich and fulfilling that it's smallish size was plenty for 6 people with leftovers. You could taste that everything was made with real sugar and butter! Not the typical hydrogenated oil, and corn syrup genocide that seems to predominate our so called safe FDA/USDA approved foods. Only the little sugary decoration plate and the gel they used for the "Happy birthday Katie" was questionable. They didn't charge extra for that and I would suggest not eating it, though I am sure it was technically edible. The staff was very helpful on the phone and at the bakery, they seem to have some lunch stuff too, but if it is a real bakery you want, look no further. This place is awesome, as long as you aren't low income. I was going to complain about the high price and small cake. After my experience, I have to say that I will still come back for the quality, but not very often unless I make a lot more money. All in all, the enjoyment of the cake by everyone made it worthwhile. We also got a tiramisu thing in a chocolate coffee cup for less than $10, I didn't eat it, but it was also loved

Five starts! My favorite out of all the things I bought was the pecan pie. It is just perfect. It is sweet but not overwhelming. They have tweikies, brownies, and cookies, you name it. The place is very small, but you will not regret stopping by and enjoying a coffee with one of their sweetie pies. It is a little price but it is worth it. I recommend it 100%. I leave about 2 hours away, but I'll definitely drive there every other weekend, especially for the pecan pie

Good food but incredibly poorly run. You order at one counter, pay at another, the people working spend all their time looking at sheets of paper and their backs turned to customers. I'm not sure what is going on but this place is poorly run.

Cafe. Lots of choices! Tiramisu sold out early. We came here after wine tasting for something sweet because wineries don’t sell desserts. I ate the tree leche, coconut cream pie, peanut crunch chocolate cake, and coconut macaroons. Id recommend trying the tiramisu.

Had a wonderfully humungous well-made oat milk latte here. Woot! Oh and the nutter butter cookie was light and not overly sweet, I enjoyed it too.

So many options for my sweet tooth. They have everything here: cakes, cookies, pies, brownies, bars, and lunch options. My go to here is the Anzac cookies: an Australian, kiwi cookies with oats and nuts. There is also breakfast and lunch menu here. Soup of the day was minestrone.

Cute little bakery. Great variety of treats. Lovely fresh coffee. Great staff

Fantastic ham and cheese croissants. The ham and cheese are folded and baked right into them. The chocolate croissants are amazing too.

Absolutely the Best Bakery! Loved the Atomsphere. Great Coffee too! Enjoyed outdoor Seating. They also do Wedding Cake Tastings!

Looked good. Tasted ok. Ripped off at 6.99 slice. Disappointing experience. Order on side. Pay another. Too many people touching and breathing on food by register. Happy to leave.