
Hours
| Tuesday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Wednesday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Thursday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Friday | 7 AM–4 PM |
| Saturday | 8 AM–2 PM |
| Sunday | Closed |
| Monday | Closed |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 3361 McCracken St, Muskegon, MI 49441
Phone: (231) 755-8800
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I arrived late morning, a little before 10 AM, and there was still a wide variety of baked goods to choose from!
The selection of donuts varies from traditional to fun and funky! I couldn’t leave without picking up a ½ dozen for work. I also picked up a strawberry cheese Danish and an apple croissant.
I did end up getting my two loaves of bread, challah and asiago garlic. Which they offered to slice for me (thin, medium, or thick).
The young lady who helped me was very cognizant with asking questions regarding my selections and also food allergies with mixing the donuts in the same box.
I highly recommend you stop by and support this local gem! I will definitely be back soon!
Update: I went back for my daughter’s 18 birthday and again I was greeted with smiling faces and an absolutely beautiful cake that tasted sooo delicious. If you haven’t tried this place you really should. They do pies and breads as well. I just seen on their FB page that they are taking orders for thanksgiving.
Ps why doesn’t Google allow you to make more than one review of a place?
We try to stop once a month for coffee and other baked goods, but this experience made us Hodgepodge stans for life.
Definitely recommend!! Thank you for the great Pragels & Coffee ❤️
The Hodgepodge Bakehouse is a little gem hidden in Muskegon. Not many people
know where it’s located, but of all the people I have conversed with, they all hear wonderful things about the bakery. Personally, before this project for college, I’d never even heard of the place myself. After the first conversation the Hodgepodge Bakehouse owner and I shared
over email, I decided to go there and try it. I figured it would give me an excuse to scope out the bakery, check out their menu, and meet the owner and employees in person. I did some research by reading some stories from MLive and checked out some reviews on Google Maps and Yelp.
When I entered the establishment, I was in awe at how awesome the interior looked and how good the food sounded. I spent fifty dollars that day, and walked home with a dozen donuts, a bag of their jalapeno cheddar buns, and a ham and cheese breakfast “pragel,” also known as a
pretzel bagel. Each and every one of the donuts looked delicious, so I just had to try them all! Then, the next day I had to try those jalapeno cheddar buns! They were quite good, if you were wondering!
The owner is very nice and she seems to have a good heart. Her name is Diana and she bought the Hodgepodge Bakehouse from the previous owners back in 2017. She kept the name of the bakery along with the recipes, however, she is also including her own ideas and recipes into the menu as well! As far as I’ve seen, her employees are
really nice as well. However, like most businesses right now, they are short staffed. The atmosphere of the bakery was excellent. It felt welcoming and I felt that I could sit there for a few hours just sipping on one of their many coffees while finishing some homework. The scents of freshly baked bread and sweets were intoxicating and it felt as if it were a warm
summer day in my grandmother’s kitchen while she made her homemade breads. There were many signs on the walls that had some fun baker puns, my favorite being a donut shaped sign above the counter that reads “Donut worry, be happy!” The interior walls are almost all black, and most of the pastries are out on display. The entire area is lit with low power LED lights, and
they felt very soft, and fit well with the design of the bakery. Overall it was a very cozy little dining area that’s really nice and kept super clean!
Foodwise, I quite enjoy the fact that there are multiple things to choose from, and not just donuts or cakes. There’s cookies, sandwiches, freshly baked breads, buns, pumpkin rolls, muffins, and many other things. They had many coffee choices to choose from, and also many
sandwiches to try! There are all sorts of flavors of donuts there that I never would have thought of trying- such as the Maple Bacon donut. The bakery uses fresh ingredients such as blueberries
and apples from the Farmers Market to use in their turnovers and muffins. They need to make sure the farms they buy from are certified, otherwise they cannot use that produce in the bakery. They look for the best quality at a decent price. In doing so, their products are amazing, and at a reasonable price. 10/10 would recommend!
From 2019: Clean, cozy, reasonable, and delicious. We had a donut and muffin. Both were very good. The Ferris coffee was fantastic. They made a fresh brew just for me.
Outside of the cake, they make a fantastic artisan sourdough loaf, wonderful donuts and even better tamales. Love having this gem in our community!
My buddy posted about Hodgepodge Bake Shop and I had to peek in to see what it’s all about.
Holy heck! I’ve had their products via other outlets before but they go all out on the breakfast sammies!
And look at those cakes!
Had to get a jalapeño pragel with ham, Asiago, and egg tho for my belly. And some treats for some friends
10/10 service and product! I will definitely be back to try the soups and meatball subs!