The Little Daisy Bake Shop

Angie Fan

I have been here many times in the last few years… at first I didn’t think much of the service or the owner it’s always been a bit awkward going inside and ordering, a forced cordial greeting and service from the owner but not until a few …I am the owner of The Little Daisy Bake Shop and I work in the kitchen, so you most likely have not met me. However, you have made a very strong accusation against me and my business. I take this extremely seriously. Your feedback is important, but It does not reflect my staff and my bakery. For the 10 years we’ve been in business I pride myself in making my bakery a welcoming place to all in a town as diverse as my staff. We make it a priority to support EVERYONE in the community. Everyone. As a regular customer, you probably already know that we do many fundraisers and sponsorships for equality both locally and nationally. Since you mentioned AAPI, we created sugar cookies that said Stop AAPI Hate. This was our Instagram post on March 10. “We are saddened by the sentiments and hate crimes aimed against our Asian American & Pacific Islander family and friends. 100% of the sales of these cookies will be donated to Asian Americans Advancing Justice (AAJC). #stopasianhate #stopapihate”. My staff works hard every day, risking their health and safety during the pandemic, to bring baked goods and smiles to people’s lives. We are truly sorry that you felt overlooked. We do have customers who want to order, pay, and get out without any chit chat. We apologize if that was not what you were looking for that day. I am sad that instead of having a conversation with me you’ve posted an inflammatory review about a small business in your neighborhood. I would be happy to discuss this further with you offline. Please email me your info at [email protected] and I will call you at your convenience. -Jennifer Snyder

Angie Fan

I have been here many times in the last few years… at first I didn’t think much of the service or the owner it’s always been a bit awkward going inside and ordering, a forced cordial greeting and service from the owner but not until a few months ago when I came in with my daughter did I finally put it together. My daughter and I were standing in line and there was a customer in front of us and behind us, we were there for my daughters birthday picking up some cupcakes to bring to her nursery school and the owner came out to help, she chatted it up quite friendly with the customer in front of us, took our order quickly, and then chatted it up with the people behind us. Did she know these customers more then us? NO she seemed to ask them questions of where they were from etc etc…what was awful was my 3 year old daughter was there, she was the only kid inside with big eyes loving all the sweet treats and the owner PAID ZERO ATTENTION to HER or me other then a swift checkout and we were there specifically for my daughters birthday. She continued to chat to others AROUND US. I found the experience RUDE & DISCRIMINATORY. This has not been the first time she has acted like this towards me, but I’ve always been by myself so I didn’t take it personally, but when she blew my daughter off it’s time for me to speak up. This little place might have good reviews but be careful where you patronize, we are in a BLACK LIVES movement, AND AAPI TOO. We will never go back.

Adam C.

The problem is if you don't pre-order or go in early they run out all the good stuff and everything is good! Nut free is also key, that makes everything easy to never worry about! Place is all right with me.

Bryan Dittemer

They messed up the order for my friends baby's party and delivered the desserts to somewhere else. I don't know who is enjoying the cakes she paid for, but now myself and a few others had to bring emergency desserts to save the party. You cost me money, so now I'm taking the time to leave a bad review for your incompetence and lack of good customer service.