“Getting Ice cream can be such an impromptu activity. I came here after 2P on a Monday after experiencing an afternoon of car trouble because we know ice cream makes everything better. With no crowd, we took our time ordering and even ate inside which is a rarity since the table is usually always occupied. The manager seemed to be training a new hire, so he was thorough and didn't miss a beat during our encounter from Order to Check Out. This made for an optimal experience as you can imagine lol this location has always been our Go-To in good and bad times and I don't see that changing anytime soon.“
“Thank You! Thank you! Thank you! To Wendy the owner! She came through with 2 last-minute birthday orders for cupcakes! One dozen chocolate decadence! The other 12 a variety, raspberry/strawberry, red velvet, vanilla and others with little sweet treats on top and filling inside! Yum! They were (are) very tasty! Very happy we found you on Google. Thanks again! We really appreciate your kindness in facilitating our request.“
“I would absolutely recommend visiting this adorable French-owned bakery. The French bread was delectable, as were the pastries. There was an almond pastry that was airy and dreamy and buttery. The cupcake was a little dry, a little bland but they're decorated to perfection, so can't fault too much on that. The service is amazing, packaged with care for the precarious ride home. And for house made baked goods, the price will make you feel as the Marion to their Robin Hood. Will certainly try the cakes next time. And if they ever decide to sell wares of the petite fours variety, I'll be a happy little heifer with bells on.“
“Decided to try this Coldstone today with my kid today and the employee Brielle was very attentive and extremely nice. The Ice cream was very good and the store was pretty clean compared to other Coldstones I have been to. Definitely recommend.“
“Their Cuban sandwich was absolutely fabulous! It was delicious! Fresh pressed, hot and full of sumptuous flavors. Exactly what I had hoped to find on my first visit. With all of the choices and varieties of Cuban food available in our area you are sure to find highs and lows in the ways proprietors present their cuisine. Definitely the Cuban sandwich was a high. I'm sure there are many more A-plus goodies, including the taste-tempting baked goods on display! Along with the Cuban sandwich, I got a cup of the Black Bean soup. For me, the soup was a watered-down letdown. The soup base was almost clear with no viscosity to it. The flavors were not bad, but I am used to almost always getting a soup with a thicker base elsewhere. A heavier soup base carries the bean flavors so much better and gives this soup the heartiness it deserves and typifies. Judging from the incredible Cuban sandwich, I feel bad mentioning even slightly negative issues. BUT, what's the point of a review if it's not factual? My first impression, or anyone's first impression on their first visit is the person at the point of sale. THEY are the face of the place, representing the owner and all their hard work. Their interaction with a customer sets the mood. AND, in many cases, a desire whether or not to return. The girl at the register that I interacted with was quite bland. I made some hopefully positive comments about the place to which she stood looking at me like a zombie. I'd rate her customer service skills as needing some training and insight. Secondly, I simply wanted water to drink. I'd have preferred a cup so I could have gotten ice and water from the fountain drink machine. Instead, I was offered to purchase a bottled water. Not an issue, but the water was luke cool. Like drinking out of a garden hose. My BIGGEST issue? Moreno Bakery should consider some more environmentally friendly ways to deliver the food. Tons of paper and plastic handed out, so people can walk 30 feet away to a table, consume the contents, then discard it. ALL of which likely ends up in a landfill. They are not alone in this practice; it happens most everywhere. But I did find it extremely wasteful to put my Cuban sandwich in a paper wrapper, then place that wrapper into a large paper bag. All so I could walk to a table, pull the Cuban sandwich out of the paper bag, then throw the paper bag away! That's a whole lot of paper bags going to waste. Okay, enough of the negative. I'm definitely looking forward to a return visit to Moreno Bakery. This time, I will take in some of the hot food offerings they dish up family style. AND, I'll bring a friend who'll HELP me get through some of those decadent desserts! Oh, yes.....“