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I live relatively close to Papa Joe's. I haven't been there in years. I need it a few extra things on Christmas Eve; the first place I went to was Whole Foods once again very disappointed. My daughter told me to go to Papa Joe's. I wonder why I never go there. You can call me a creature of habit. To be honest, when I first stepped into the store, it had a weird fishy smell. I almost turned around, but my daughter, who I was talking to on the phone, told me to walk into the store and check it out. To my surprise, they had a great bakery section that was unbelievable. The desserts were very appealing to the eyes. The taste was fabulous, and the icing on the cake was that they had vegan and gluten-free desserts. Sorry for shopping on Christmas Eve because I work the afternoon shift and do not get out of work till 11:30 at night, and all stores are closed by the time I leave employment... Edit January 24th, 2023. When I go shopping, I don't dress to impress. WARNING when you go to Papa Joe's, you better dress to impress. I wore a pair of black leggings with my black military-style boots (Bates).The first person I encountered was a man pushing a cart, he sneered at me like I smelled funny, but no, it was the store's same fishy smell that was there on Christmas eve. The store is set up like a maze; it took me a few minutes to remember where the bakery department was. Once again, the desserts were fabulous, and the woman behind the counter was pleasant. Since I was in the store, I decided to look around. First, I went to the cheese department; they had a decent variety of cheese, comparable to Kroger Market place on E 12 mile in Royal Oak. I picked out cheese that I thought my daughter would like. Then I noticed the same person milling around the bakery was now standing near the cheese department. At first, I didn't give it much thought until every aisle I went down, and they were there. At that point, I decided to leave, and he followed me to the check-out. Because it's all about the desserts I will be back.