Ooey Gooey Cinnamon Rolls And Cafe

I can never run out of wonderful things to say about this place, my wife and I came here 3 years ago while on our honeymoon trip and have made it a point to come here every year when we visit Brown County for our anniversary. When you first approach and can smell the deliciousness of fresh baked cinnamon rolls and roasted coffee you know you're in for not just a treat but an entire experience. The inside is a tad small which can be a touch difficult when it gets busy but, it is absolutely quaint, and to me gives a feel of humbleness. The menu is to die for, the combinations, the creations, I truly tip my hat the uniqueness of it all, just for example, Lemon Blueberry rolls, Strawberry and Cream rolls, German Chocolate Cake!? Oh my!! Now the question you probably have is 'The variety is all well and good but is it consistent?' My answer? You better stinkin' believe it!! Next let's talk about service, hands down fantastic, even when it's been insanely busy and only 4 people (as far as I could see) they absolutely rock it out!! Everyone is a team player and that is no exaggeration, I've never seen anyone working there not have a smile on there face, I've even asked staff how do they like working there and every time I've always heard 'I love it here!' Or 'I couldn't picture being anywhere else!' That speaks volumes to me, especially being a longtime manager in restaurants and healthcare communities, employee morale, retention, and satisfaction are some pretty big challenges you can face.We had the pleasure of having met the original owners and now the new owners and I will just say this establishment helped create some of the best new memories I will ever have, and I would be shocked if it wasn't going to be considered a legacy.

We went here twice during our 2.5 days in Nashville. This is locally owned and the husband and wife who own it also work the front and the kitchen. I got to meet them. If you want to support local people who are good folks who bust their hump, this is a great choice. What you also appreciate is their food!!! I loved the buns. Loved them! I am not a huge bun fan but these are great. Yesterday we had the chicken salad and the breakfast caserole. Both were excellent. Just plain excellent. Might be a top 2 chicken salad for me ever. The caserole is what I would expect from my own mothers cooking. I would never hesitate to go back here for anything. And you shouldn't either!!

The cinnamon rolls and breakfast sandwiches were so good! I had the s'mores and shared it! The shop is super cute. It is small though. They do maximize their seating for the space though. There is parking in the lot connected to the space! The service was great. They only had about 3 workers and an entire store full of customers but they were timely.

Tube cinnamon rolls hold high regard in my heart. Undercooked and heaped with frosting, saturated if you will. Rarely do homemade attempts rival this nostalgic Sunday staple, often proving dry or crunchy. Ooey Gooey shattered that stigma across the knee. To shake things up, I wolfed down a butterscotch roll with nuts. Barring an allergic reason, top that sweet bread with a texture twist!Prior to this dessert that Americans eat before lunch, I shared a B+G with my niece. Paying $1 more for eggs on top was a no-brainer, but forgetting to get runny yolks will cost me precious sleep tonight. Currently the young breakfast consumer is fast asleep in the backseat. Biscuit naps are inevitable.I'm no cutlery guy, but this place did throw my brain into a pretzel. Serving metal forks with paper bowls isn't the usual combo, but hey, you do you. Also, the music selection gave quite the nasty curveball. Wedding cocktail hour vibes. Or is Sam Cooke just good enough for anytime? Likely the latter.Paying $20ish for sausage gravy and frosted snacks isn't an everyday affair for CJ, but this nook of Brown County is still worth a sporadic nibble.

Small but mighty! Big groups should carry out their cinnamon rolls. There are only a handful of tables inside the quaint bakery. The cinnamon rolls are tasty and described best as the name suggests: Ooey & gooey. Lots of fun toppings to choose from. Service was kind.

I got the volcano and that included sausage gravy, and eggs all within a cinnamon roll. Didn't think I'd like it, but it was amazing. The seating is kind of small and intimate, so I wouldn't recommend going with a crowd. All in all, we probably will be back. But only when it's not busy, as waiting outside in the sun wasn't the best.

Under new management but same great food & atmosphere! This place is a must-stop when we visit the area to get both the sweet & the savory in a meal. Several flavors to choose from for cinnamon rolls. Cinnamon rolls are big enough to share ... but will you want to? ;)If you like veggies, I highly recommend the breakfast casserole. It has peppers, tomatoes, and zucchini. Delicious! I recommend getting there early to find a place to sit as it can get pretty crowded -- but for good reason!

We got a regular coffee and a mocha. The coffee was fine. The mocha wasn't great. We also go a biscuits and gravy and a volcano. They were both pretty good but the eggs were weird with both. I would be surprised to hear they came from a shell and not a box. We were just passing through the area so likely won't stop there again

Great food but boy are these obscenely sweet. We could easily split the amazing cinnamon rolls but the coffee was only so so

If you love cinnamon rolls, def check this place out! The cinnamon roll was amazing! Very sweet, but I loved it. My husband thinks the cinnamon roll was a bit too sweet. ....But skip the breakfast! The breakfast sandwich wasn't good, seemed like liquid egg mixture and microwaveable bacon. We couldn't finish them. Service was fantastic and everyone was really nice. Setting was cute and quite busy.