Pastries are like Post-it notes: fun to peel apart in layers and sticky enough to adhere to coworkers' foreheads. Sample these versatile treats with today's Groupon: for $10, you get $20 worth of baked goods at Rolling Pin Bake Shop in East Setauket.

Rolling Pin Bake Shop houses a veritable cornucopia of tarts, cookies, pastries, and other handmade goods. The bakery––highlighted by the Food Network's Rachael Ray and E!'s Whose Wedding Is It Anyway?–– is manned by David Dombroff, a 15-year veteran with a degree in sweet, sweet satisfaction from the Culinary Institute of America. Stop by the cozy bakery and scarf down some scones (three for $1) while chatting with the attentive shop keep. If you don't want to gobble your goods in house, you can always order an eye-catching occasion cake ($18+) for real-world consumption. Born from the hands of caring chefs, these creations are laden with moist sponge cake and loaded with fresh fruit and other palate-tickling treats.

Reviews

Seventy-four percent of Urbanspooners recommend Rolling Pin Bake Shop, and nine Yelpers give it a 3.5-star average. Three Insider Pagers give the bakery a perfect five stars.

• I like their Italian breads and they make great cookies, cakes & pies. I bought a few donuts and they were really good. – Bill S., Yelp
• This bakery has so much to choose from. Their cakes and cookies and great and I also get our holiday baked goods here. – Danielle V., Insider Pages