Bites By Confectioneiress

Cute hang out for sweet treats. I would even get items if having a party. They are pretty inexpensive and quite tasty. Great selection.
I’ve had the brownie, cheesecake and a number of other bites. I can’t complain about anything here. The price is great and the selection is abundant!

There’s no better place to celebrate #NationalDessertDay, that’s for sure. Yes, I did come here to eat dessert for breakfast and yes, I did love every moment of it. The service was incredible. We received a friendly greeting and the girl behind the counter happily got us waters, took our played, thanked us for coming, the whole shebang.
Let’s cut to the chase. The desserts were adorable and delicious. Each one was only a dollar or two, allowing you to indulge in several– heck yeah. I got the red velvet cake pop, cookie dough shooter, and the sugar cookie cream pie. The sugar cookie cream pie was by far my fave. It was also tiny so go for like four of them. I wanted to try everything and therefore I’ll definitely be back!
There’s seating both inside and outside. They also sell local brands like Julian’s Coffee, General American Donut Co, and Bea’s Soda. Love the locality.

They don’t need this review. Everyone must know how delicious their treats are. But in case someone needs guidance: get the white chocolate peanut butter cookie sandwich bites. Every bit as good as the name is long. And a cappuccino. They have the best espresso/​coffee in town.

This place is wonderful! Great latte, excellent selection of snacks (including some gluten free goodies!), and a big comfy couch.

Bites is a great place for coffee and a small dessert! We tried the espresso old fashion and the iced ca’ phe which were both delicious! The lavender macaroons and oatmeal cream pies went great with our coffee. We can’t wait to go back!

Bites by Confectioneiress was fantastic! It was clean, had a huge couch and many tables. They offered free wifi and outside sitting. The décor was modern and cozy. I enjoyed the large windows in the front that allowed for a very pleasant view of the trees on the other side of the street. The music added to the modern décor and it was set to a nice ambient volume which is rare in some coffee shops.
I ordered a pour over cup of coffee of light roast which was delicious. I will try their second option (medium roast) when I finish this cup. I also had the oatmeal with blueberries, raspberries, and pecans. It was also very delicious.

Finally, a dessert shop that does not overload their desserts with sugar! This place is great with such a cute small atmosphere. They have a wide variety of sweets, but they are truly «bites». I ordered the raspberry macaroon, salted caramel vanilla cupcake, peanut butter oatmeal cream pie && red velvet cake pop with a salted caramel macchiato. The desserts were excellent, except for the red velvet cupcake pop, I was not a fan. The treats are a perfect blend of sweet and flavors. The coffee is strong but I like strong coffee so, no biggie. Over all they need to open more of these cute shops throughout broad ripple & downtown. (:

Very nice shop. We stopped in after eating at Bub’s.
First before walking in we noticed the «We serve everyone» sticker. They get big points for that. We actually had cupcakes at home already and didn’t really need anything. But since they had the sticker I wanted to support them no matter how small. I bought red velvet cake pop and a confetti cake pop. I already made up my mind they were going to be dry before even trying them.
They were both awesome! Very moist and very tasty. We will be back to try other items. If they are as good as the cake pops they will be great.
Tip: don’t try eating them while driving. Can be sorta messy.

After weeks of anticipation for the Confectioneiress donut… I was terribly disappointed. Confectioneiress is (IMO) THE BEST cupcake you can get in Indiana. They have scrumptious desserts at Bites… however, donuts just are not their forte. Meijer has better donuts IMO.

After following Bites on Facebook for a few months, we finally made it over to Zionsville. I hate that I waited so long. This place is awesome. It fills the perfect dessert niche: small tastes for around $ 2 each. I truly wanted 1 of everything but settled for the following:
–Captain Crunch sandwich cookie (This was so mildly sweet it was almost savory. Wonderfully crumbly cookie, slightly sandy. I wanted to immediately eat a second one.)
–S’mores brownie (This was deep, dark and decadent. I expected cloyingly sweet, but it was fudgy and bittersweet. The marshmallow cream was great, but the graham crumbles were not distinct enough to read s’more.)
–Chocolate chip cookie dough shooter (Exactly what it sounds like. This was the least satisfying to me, but we happened outed the whole thing. If you’re a bowl licker, you’ll love it.)
–Banana pudding (Another dessert that I expected to be tooth-​aching sugary and was pleasantly surprised to find it subdued and just sweet enough. No chunks of browning, mushy banana (yay!). Nilla wafer crumbles. A dense but perfectly smooth banana custard. This was divine.)
–Chocolate mousse (My husband ate this so fast I only got a spoonful. Deep, dark bittersweet chocolate taste. Mouse was luscious.)
–Raspberry macaron (So pretty and pink. Pillowy cookie. Awesome texture. Raspberry crime filling was a wonderful blend of tart and sweet. I could have eaten 12 of these.)
–Lavender Honey macaron (This was my favorite because the flavor was so surprising. The lavender color just screamed spring. The flavor was floral and sweet, but not purfume-​y.)

Try 1 of everything! From the cookie dough shooters, cake pops, mini cupcakes, petite fruit turnovers, brownie bites-​you can’t lose! The cold brew coffee is amazing, and packs a punch. Love That Bites uses local roaster Julian coffee. Try an espresso, pour over siphon or «batch» drip coffee. Heck you can even get a growler for refills of the cold brew! Victor (the owner) is one of the nicest guys to boot. Check out the chic ambiance & also grab a Square Donut on the weekends!

The variety of treats was wonderful. There were several options yet did not feel overwhelming. Everything is bite size which helps to satisfy a sweet craving without too much guilt. The seating area is a bit small, but it wasn’t an issue. It seems most people come in and out rather than sitting in.

I got a few small desserts here to sample and they were all delish. I loved the oatmeal cookie with the marshmallow filling.

Excellent coffee, made by all techniques, i.e. pour-​over, cold-​press, drip. Tasty cake bites, too.

So the cold coffee is really good… but really really caffeinated! Just sip slowly and savor. I love the treats

What a cute concept! We sampled a few treats and they were all great. I love be able to have a bit of this and a bit of that, it’s perfect. The house coffee of the day was also really good, but not very hot as it wasn’t freshly brewed. I’d love to go back and try some of the other coffee options. They also have several unique sodas if you are not a coffee person.

Stop #5 of the Indianapolis Caffeine Crawl… and Bites did not disappoint! Simple and clean décor, bite sized dessert goodies, great vibe, and good people are just a few things that Bites has to offer guests.
Victor (the owner and Seth Rogen Doppelgänger) was our gracious host for this event and did an amazing job of presenting us with a few different, fresh ways to enjoy coffee. We started with an Orange Espresso Panna Cotta. Phenomenal. We went on to enjoy a Coffee/​Old Fashioned cocktail complete with chocolate bitters, one creamy delight made with almond-​milk-​type goodness and cherry bitters, and a special concoction made with Julian Coffee Roasters Cascara and Bites house-​made Grog. Out of this world. At the end of the presentation and sampling, Victor provided us with copies of each recipe to take home. So friggin’ cool.
We opted to pick up a Peanut Butter Chocolate Cake pop and a White Chocolate Peanut Butter Gluten Free Oatmeal Cream Pie to go. The latter was seriously one of the very best things I have ever put in my mouth. SO. GOOD. Seriously.
Do yourself a favor and venture out to Bites in Zionsville. Awesome space, great people, delicious offerings… all at reasonable prices. We will totally be back.

Flippin awesome. Friendly staff, amazing coffee (cold pressed reference, did not have hot coffee), amazing deserts, mostly in a small enough size to prevent the onset of Type 2 diabetes. Unless, you just keep eating, which I did. Would go back again and again.

Bites is a scrumptious new coffee and dessert business of the Gosnell’s who are the owners of Confectioneiress Cupcakes. The concept is strictly a coffee and dessert bar serving bite size desserts not offered, or limited, at Confectioneiress. The shooters are popular, and one of my favorites, at Confectioneiress and now they’ve expanded on the concept. Bites isn’t replacing or changing the services or products, (wedding cakes, regular size cupcakes) currently found or ordered at Confectioneiress; only expanding on what they do so well. The atmosphere is fun, light, friendly and a great spot to grab a coffee and/​or an amazing controlled size dessert. Every dessert is bite size, hence the name, with desserts appealing to the cookie lovers to cheesecakes connoisseurs. The dessert prices range from $ 1 — $ 2 each.
All the selections are under glass domes for easy viewing and freshest while the refrigerated items are located in a glass case at the end of the counter. Mini cupcakes, cake pops, French macaroons, mini cream pies, muffins, and turnovers in various flavors left me like a small child wanting everything I saw. The refrigerated case isn’t to be missed either with cheesecakes and several selections of dessert shooters. I ordered at least one from every category and honestly all were delicious. My personal favorites are the malted vanilla caramel mini cupcakes, the blueberry muffins, the AMAZING salted pecan caramel cheesecake, toffee coffee brownie, chocolate peanut butter cake pop and if you love coffee try the outstanding tiramisu dessert shooters. I’m starting to see a flavor theme here.
They have teamed up with Julian Coffee Roaster’s Coffee and have all the typical coffee and espresso’s drinks you’d expect from a good Coffee House. One that caught my eye is the Draft Coffee which is kegarated. It is dispensed using nitrogen similar to Guinness Stout Draft. I forget the two coffee names but ask for a sample. It is different but interesting with a lighter and darker version. I did try the Iced Chai and found it very satisfying. Coffee, Espresso and Non-​Coffee drinks are competitively priced ranging from $ 2 — $ 3.25 with a couple drinks at $ 4 — $ 4.25. If you’re not a coffee, chai or hot chocolate fan stop by the wall unit across from counter and grab a cold soda.
Zionsville has so many adorable shops and restaurants you can stroll for hours enjoying everything from boutiques, steaks, pizza, pubs, pies, cupcakes, candy/​chocolate, ice cream, museums, art galleries, antiques and now Bites Coffee and Dessert bar on Main Street. Only a few minutes from Traders Point and a wonderful, friendly community filled with non-​chain businesses.