Woodstone Bakery and Cafe — Restaurant in Fayetteville

This one is long because I went twice. The first time: While visiting, my mom and I went here for coffee and I had ordered the Hot Black Walnut Latte with oatmilk, and my mom got the Iced Coffee with whole milk. Both were super delicious. I can't quite describe the black walnut but it's brown sugar with a nutty flavor. I also ordered the spinach artichoke hot pocket, and it was absolutely amazing. It was hot, cheesy, very well seasoned inside with a buttery, flaky crust. It blew me and my mom away. We also got their bread pudding. It's dense but with the pudding, it softens. I would recommend it. The 2nd time: I ordered an Iced Pumpkin Spice Latte and my mom had the Iced Black Walnut Latte. My pumpkin spice was sweet, but delicious! My mom's drink was subtly sweet but still very good. We both got the Spinach Artichoke Hot Pocket, but they did not warm it up this time. We didn't like it, so my suggestion is to always ask for it warm unless you're waiting to eat it later. The place is small, even though there is seating inside and outside. When I went they seemed to have a side window but I wasn't sure if you could get your order from them because it was broken when I was there. Next time I come go visit I will...

Everything I purchased was good. I purchased three items. Coffee cake, bread, pudding, and pineapple upside down cake. The pineapple upside down cake was my favorite. It was perfect and exactly what I wanted. Not too sweet and just sweet enough and soft enough at the top, great job. The coffee cake was not what I expected a coffee cake to be as it had chocolate chips in it and maybe raisins I’m not sure it was a totally different kind of cake than I was expecting. It was still good just different. The bread pudding was good also especially the icing. You can tell the icing is freshly made instead of store-bought-which leaves an aftertaste. This icing was thin/perfect with no aftertaste. Small shop with two nice workers moving fast paced. This place gets good traffic for it to be so small. Quaint seating inside with art. I’d come back here for sure. Good coffee also. I appreciate a good dessert that’s not just a bucket of sugar like what’s available in Jonesboro or most hoods. They put the good stuff far away from Jonesboro. The drive to Trillith will deter some and leave these places premium for...

Unfortunately, my experience did not reflect the others in this review section. On Saturday, my fiance and I stopped here because it was on my list to try and I needed a new go-to coffee spot. We spent nearly $40 on a pop tart, pound cake w/ “liquor”, cheesecake, and two spinach alfredo pockets. The pop tart was so bad that I couldn't even pretend to like it. It wasn't even tolerable. That was my most anticipated item and it was just terrible. There isn't even a nice way to say it. My fiance did not even eat it and he will eat just about anything. The pound cake had a really good flavor, but it was dry and I'm not sure what amount of liquor was in it but I didn't taste any. The spinach alfredo pockets were good, just greasy. They also didn't have a lot of spinach. As for the cheesecake, it was really good. The service was also good. The girls were very nice. Unfortunately, I...