Adela's Kitchen

Are the chops suppose to be cold? Honestly i am just curious.I wasn't super thrilled to bite into a cold beef chop. And unfortunately the older man working the front had pretty poor customer service skills. I told him I was new and wanted a recommendation for something to have with breakfast and I got a quick and quite mutter. He also just sat against the wall instead of engaging. Kinda sad by the experience because I love a small women run business.

Had a horrible experience from here. Picked up a birthday cake for my husband and when we cut into it, it was infested with mold. We initially thought it was matcha filling and tasted it before realizing it was mold. We took it back to the bakery and they said that the cake was ordered by them from another party. Absolutely horrified that the place does not do any quality check on items they sell. Horrible experience for sure!

Best bakery I've found in West Bloomfield plus it's woman owned business. It's not all sweets and cakes but also super delicious homemade savory treats. I love the cheese pies and veggie grape leaves. Also the kulache with a cup of tea is my new favorite thing. I've watched this little bakery continue to grow and get better and can say it's worth a try.

I wanted to stop by here since it's right across the street from my house even though i normally make my own middle eastern food. The young girl working was very kind and advised me that she had made some fresh meat pies so i took a dozen to go. The cost was $21 total. They were very fresh and warm and they had great taste. The dough was cooked and seasoned perfectly and the beef was tender and seasoned perfectly as well. I am very picky about middle eastern food and i usually only like my own but these were better than mine. I will definitely purchase again.

Terrible customer service skills. I went in yesterday to buy a large quantity of desserts for a church event. I asked the man behind the counter if there would be a discount if I bought the entire stock of one of the desserts in the display case (about three dozen). He went and got who I assumed was his wife, who wasn't happy to wait on me. She said the desserts were sold by the pound. (I had intended to purchase more than three dozen desserts and would have bought several dozen more desserts had their attitude been different.)I wanted the desserts that were in the display, so I asked what the cost was for all three dozen. The woman begrudgingly began to weigh them and told me it would be "$30 for all of them." I asked her if she would put them in a box for me. She again begrudgingly said that she could put them on a tray but that she would have to charge me for the tray. Never before have I been charged for a tray for a bakery item that I purchased. She ended up charging me $3.00 for the aluminum tray, stating that "trays are very expensive." I'm surprised that she didn't also charge me for the plastic cover.While I was there, another customer came in who happened to speak their language, and the couple was very polite to her and smiled and gladly helped her. I can only surmise that it was my blonde hair and blue eyes that they didn't like, or perhaps the fact that I didn't speak their language.I wasn't looking for a handout; merely to be treated fairly and with respect. If they don't want to treat all their customers fairly, they shouldn't be in business. I live in West Bloomfield, and I've never encountered this kind of treatment before by any shop proprietor. As I was leaving, I could hear the woman in the back room complaining to another employee about the fact that I had asked for a tray for the desserts that I purchased. I told her husband that she shouldn't be complaining about a customer who just made a purchase from their shop.I won't be returning to their bakery and from now on will go back to Sweet Dreams. Sweet Dreams at 4153 Orchard Lake Road is amazing, the desserts are out of this world, and the staff knows how to treat their customers. I wouldn't recommend that anyone give Adela's their business.By the way, my grandparents were immigrants from East Central Europe. They and my parents taught me better than to treat people the way these shop owners treated me.

It is okay food wish they did organic and would do whole wheat bread and whole grain instead of white and gluten free.also

Patrick S and his hippie diet preferences needs to stay out of ancient Chaldean cuisine

Anything I have ordered has been top notch! I really appreciate the fact that when I place a last minute order, she gets it done the way I like! My children love taking the meat pies to school for their lunches. She even opened up early to get lunch prepared for my children for their school lunch. Every time I bring food to my office,everyone tastes it and asks where I got it.

Love coming to this bakery and getting all the goodies I need, taste just like my own mother made it