Coffee & Treats in Sun Lakes

This time of year, every young bundt deserves a home, a family, and a chance to thrive flavorfully. With today’s Groupon, $7 gets you four single-serving "bundtlet" bundt cakes from Nothing Bundt Cakes, a $16 value. Give the gift of a loving mouth-house to rock these sweet-natured babycakes into an all-engulfing, peaceful rest.Grandma, 40 cakes: One for each year of her life, divided by two, multiplied by the number of times you’ve disappointed her by not having children.Postman, 15 cakes: One for each time you’ve almost called him Paul but stopped because you’re not 100% sure that’s his name.Office Crush, 1 cake: Undelivered.Casting Agents, 1 cake each: A single bundt cake is enough to remind agents that you’re still alive and that, despite the accident, you’re still “in Batman shape.”

Caffeinate at home, on the go, or both simultaneously if you live in an RV, houseboat, or floating apartment with today's Groupon. For $16, you'll get two 12-ounce bags of fresh-roasted coffee, plus two 8-ounce lattes ($2.75 value each) or two 8-ounce cups of coffee ($1.25 value each) from Cartel Coffee Lab, a total value of up to $32.

Chocolate increased in popularity during the Dark Ages when nobility began offering chocolates instead of leechings to woo potential brides. At Leonidas Chocolates & Café, customers can purchase delectable treats as well as a variety of café offerings in an inviting atmosphere free of blood letting. Tantalize taste buds with rich chocolates made from 100% pure cocoa butter and the finest ingredients, such as Turkish hazelnuts, Italian almonds, strawberries from the Pacific Northwest, French walnuts, and Morello cherries from the Périgord.

Unlike filling up cars with mashed-up dinosaurs, filling up your body with Sola coffee serves both the customer and the common interest. A local roastery supplies and spills the beans that are ground into each made-to-order coffee ($1.50–$2) or latte ($3–$4). If you're devil-and-angeling between the organic agave latte ($3.50–$4) or the locally sourced masala chai ($2.50–$3.50), a wonderful wizard of coffee will help you settle the debate using a wealth of bean-themed knowledge. Pair barista beverages with locally baked pastries ($2.50) and biscottis ($1.50) that make a handy on-the-go snack for haunted locomotive trips to unknown locations.

If drinking tea makes one wise, WhiteAugust has more wisdom than a microfiche containing two centuries of Greek philosophy. Green teas such as the Meyer-lemon-infused Playful Daydream ($5.50 for 50g, $10.50 for 100g) and the raspberry- and pomegranate-flavored Morning Geisha ($9.25/$17.75) satisfy the greenest cravings, while spicily colorful Kaleidoscope ($5.95/$9.95) and bold, vanilla-beaned Constellations ($15/$29.95) represent the richness of moderately caffeinated black teas. Whites, oolongs, herbal reme-teas, and the audacious new Camellia Sin teas help round out an impressive collection of rejuvenating extracts that will soon overflow and overwhelm the earth with pungent potabilities.

Yogurtland is a colorful, dreamlike destination for frozen fanatics, softly serving up a variety of fun flavors made with quality ingredients. In addition to offering an impressive mix of classic and creative yogurt flavors such as New York cheesecake, pecans and praline, blueberry tart, peanut-butter cup, vanilla wafer, dutch chocolate, and root-beer float, the store lets customers customize their portions of tasty goodness with a variety of toppings. Decorate your dairy delight with fruit such as strawberries, pineapple, peaches, or pomegranate arils, then challenge social norms and assumptions by proving that gummi bears, Fruity Pebbles, and frosted animal cookies can get along, provided they have a chill place to hang out together. Yogurtland also offers a variety of flavors with no sugar added, as well as many that are kosher certified (ask an employee upon arrival), and features late hours throughout the week until 10:30 p.m. and on Fridays and Saturdays until 11 p.m.