Wuollet Bakery

I wish I would have skimmed the reviews here before trusting Wuollet with a birthday cake. Photos are the cake we ordered online, and the one waiting for us when we went to pick it up. I should note we had to write the message ourselves and my daughter helped decorate it. I wouldn't trust Wuollet with a donut, much less a cake.

First time at this bakery and loved it! The customer ahead of me recommended the almond croissant and it did not disappoint. The outside was flaky and had the perfect amount of almond filling inside. I also tried a slice of the carrot cake which was very moist and had a good amount of cream cheese frosting which was my favorite part! They had many options of baked goods from beautiful looking cupcakes to cookies to donuts to croissants and whole cakes or individual slices. They also have a coffee counter. Fast and friendly service!

We were so happy with our cake and our expectations were greatly exceeded. Great customer service and they really cared about carrying out my requests. The cake was absolutely stunning. We stared at the cake for a good hour prior to cutting because it is so beautiful. Exactly what I wanted and recipient was stunned as well. My beach theme request was very much honored and wow- such beauty for our event and wonderful memories created. Very accommodating for allowing room for my own cake topper and extra pieces (my purchase- not from Wuollet). Thank you so much again! Cake was delicious too and perfectly made. We will most definitely be back for our next cake event!

Wuollet Bakery is a wonderful little bakery, filled with delicious baked goods and kind people. There are so many different options, a dessert for everyone, at reasonable prices and of the highest quality. 💙

I have had the bread , biscotti and everything else in the bakery. All delicious! Love the Apple fritters. Ice coffee is a hidden gem. Service is great. Amy is a big reason why I go back :)

I called to order cupcakes for my son’s birthday. I asked if they could make the top of the cupcake, look like a basketball, not have a plastic topper, I was told yes of course. I was charged $162 for three dozen cupcakes. When I arrived to pick them up the morning of the party, they had plastic basketball rings on top of a white cupcake. This was exactly what I didn’t order. When I got home, I called and spoke to someone immediately I was told they would be willing to give me a 50% refund. I also submitted a form online, asking someone to call me. I received a reply to my emails asking for more info. I provided the info requested. It has been nearly 2 weeks, and I have not gotten a refund I was promised. I would SKIP using Wouletts. This is not an individual small bakery. It’s a big bakery operation with no personalization. No one to call and no one to help problem solve. I could have went to Cub or Target if I wanted a white cupcake with a plastic cheap ring on top.

Lively and central location in the Lyn/Lake Uptown area. Great if you’re on the way to work and want to pick up a dozen donuts for coworkers or just grab a quick coffee, which they have a wide variety of. They also have a wide selection of cupcakes and other baked goods. Bit pricey. Atmosphere is clean, modern, and hip with plenty of natural light —I believe Instagrammable is the word. Great spot to work, catch up with a friend, and grab a bite. Staff are very friendly, welcoming, and knowledgeable. Recently opened. Hope they stick around!

Wasn’t the first and surely won’t be the last. Customized birthday cake was totally delicious and oh so pretty.

Placed an order for a cake with custom decoration--base price of $45 for a 10" with $10 extra for basic decoration (balloons or flowers) or $20 extra for a more specific design. I didn't have sky-high expectations considering this price point and I ultimately think the end-product was reasonable considering the cost. They were able to approximate the reference photo I sent fairly well. The rainbow came out a little wonky, but again, I wasn't expecting perfection. More importantly, the cake itself was delicious! Perfect ratio of icing to cake, excellent cake texture, and the raspberry filling inside was delicious and flavorful. If you hope to get a cake that has incredibly intricate detailing which matches your vision perfectly, then Wuollet's might not be the best choice for you; however, if you're more concerned with it tasting delicious and are fine with having a slightly imperfect but still customized design at a less expensive price point, then I would recommend it wholeheartedly! (Cake reference photo included below)

Wuollet's team always takes the designs to the next level!!! Pro tip - print out a picture of the cake you want and they will replicate it so well!!! I have ordered my cake from them for the past 4 years

This is a hard debate, as the quality of a lot of the items sold at Wuollet have increased which is fantastic. They brought back their muffins, and the cake slices are much more pleasing to look at. The donuts are as great as ever! The quality of service however has gone down. I am used to be greeted friendly and the current management is not friendly. I'm not sure if it is because I used to work there and left (on great terms I may add) but I have been treated coldly by the new management. I have seen others experience the same. Customer service is prioritizing every customer, not picking and choosing.

Was the best bakery in town until someone bought them out and was told Thay cannot service all the debt Thay took out. Really went downhill

Dry and old treats. There are a few of these bakeries around and I've tried them with consistent results. Not good. Should have been sold as day old at best. I think due to fake butter / shortening. Sadly on par with Cub baked goods.

Wuollett's has gone way downhill. we just ordered a 'graduation cake,' spending more than you would for a regular cake. the decoration of the cake was horrible, looked like an amateur did it, monochromatic, no special decoration, nothing at all special. the cake tasted good, but nothing out of the ordinary. Further, the donuts are just average. Wuollett's used to be special. not anymore.

It is good. The bakery is good. The pastries are good. Staff is nice. That's all I got - sorry

When your friends must put their 13 year old dog down, you show up with baked goods. I had never been to Wuollet's but I was in the area and wanted to support local. I called ahead to make sure that they accept ApplePay (they do!) and the person answering the phone was very energetic and friendly. This bakery is pretty cute. You instantly walk into smells of freshly baked goods and coffee from their cafe/espresso bar. The staff are very kind and helpful. I got 1 slice of the Princess Torte, 1 Reese's cupcake, 1 carrot cup cake, 1 fruit tart, and 1 loaf of their fresh sourdough for $23 which I find very reasonable. Minus 1 star because their sourdough is not sour-- it's more sweet and reminds me of french bread. I did not try any of the desserts as I left them with my grieving friends but they texted me the next day saying how much they liked the Reese's cupcake and the Princess Torte. I would definitely return to this local bakery for desserts. I still can't find a sourdough loaf better than the one I get from the co-op.

I dropped in to pick up something sweet. I could not pass up the Russian Tea Cakes, one of my favs that I don't know how to make. What was a rainy, overcast visit turned into a heaven-in-my-mouth happy evening. The cookies were light, melt in your mouth, delicious with a pecan hint in each bite. So yummy. I'll be back to satisfy the next craving. Service was excellent and parking was right in front for easy access. Servers and customers were masked. I love that you can buy a single slice of something. That might be my next purchase.

We didn't plan to stop in Wuollet during our trip to Grand Ave, but when the door is open, you can't say no! It was about 2pm on a Sunday when we entered and the shelves were still pretty fully stocked with a ton of bakery options and cakes/bars available. The best part? The samples!! They had at least four different things to sample (which I had to try, obviously). My mom decided to get one of their apple danishes to save for breakfast for the next day (she said it was delicious). But, the prices here are super reasonable and the staff is friendly and welcomes questions about their flavors and products. I'll definitely be back, I'm excited to try a donut!

Delicious carrot cake and danish! I've had better custard filled donuts, but overall good selection

Cute bakery in the heart of Saint Paul. I've never had a bad experience and to this day (keep in mind this happened 2-3 years ago), I still recall the cashier giving me 3-4 bakery items for free as they were closing for the evening. That experience and kind gesture has stuck with me years later. This time around, I got a dozen donuts for a girls brunch and the service was served with a smile. For a Sunday morning, I was surprised that I was the only one there. For this reason, I am giving a 4-star review because I know this bakery also has other competition which is Cafe Latte / Bread and Chocolate nearby. These two places are always packed. I believe Wuollet is under new management and they could certainly improve by social media ads, hosting events, etc. I do understand that back in the day, this place used to be a staple. It's certainly more quiet and intimate then previous years. Nothing wrong with that - you just have to be aware. If you want a social atmosphere, travel further down Grand. Lastly, if you're going for a hot drink, I recommend adding a shot of amaretto or almond here. Enjoy!

I am very disappointed in Wuollets on grand Ave. I went to pick up my Easter cookies and they are not what I ordered. Half of the cookies that were correct looked nothing like the cookies online. I spent over an hour going to grand Ave and only to find out this won't work. I was able to get a refund but they now left me without cookies and the lady working was VERY rude. Basically said I'm sorry and didn't make it right. Elijah was very nice and being bossed around by this gal both times I entered the store.

We needed a cake with only two days before my Daughter's fourth birthday. We sent them an example cat cake and asked for it and purple. The cake we got was better than the picture and tasted so good. My daughter was so excited!

So many other bakeries around town and that is what I'm comparing Wuollets to. They have a variety of options and they are all good. The problem is the lack of community and love. All of the other bakeries are so personable and it's hard not to love them. Here it feels too much like a chain.

First time at this bakery and loved it! The customer ahead of me recommended the almond croissant and it did not disappoint. The outside was flaky and had the perfect amount of almond filling inside. I also tried a slice of the carrot cake which was very moist and had a good amount of cream cheese frosting which was my favorite part! They had many options of baked goods from beautiful looking cupcakes to cookies to donuts to croissants and whole cakes or individual slices. They also have a coffee counter. Fast and friendly service!

Be warned. At 6pm, the waiter at my reception dinner leaned down and whispered in my ear that the cake had not been delivered. I excused myself from our guests and attempted to call to find out what was going on, but the bakery was closed. Five days later and we've received the refund of the original purchase price of our wedding cake, along with an emailed apology. There has been no statement about how this happened, or if the cake was ever made. I will NEVER go to Wuollet again, and neither will any of my wedding guests.

The chocolate frosting was delicious but I realized half way into eating it that it was raw dough. I knew I tasted something gross and thought nothing of it. I'm truly disgusted. And the lady acted all normal like she was trying to be cool honest opinion don't go.

I usually don't leave bad reviews. But this is ridiculous. My loving boyfriend (bless his heart just trying to do something nice for me) brought me back a coffee from Wuollet this morning. I know he didn't drink any of it because he doesn't drink coffee, and this is what I open the top to see. I don't use cream, not that I, or anyone ever would need this much room for cream. I cannot believe this, I understand room for cream but this is straight down two sizes of coffee. Costumer: check your coffee before you walk out of the store and Wuollet: speaking as a sleep deprived student who's only saving grace today was this coffee, fill the damn cup up. If I'm going to be paying $3.20 for a half filled coffee that's really about the same caliber as McDonald's coffee, I'd go there. I hate to be negative but this is really dissapointing.

The real deal. I haven't seen a rosebud pastry since 1979. But, here it is. Is it 3 minutes off the main drag? Maybe that's a long way via Google Maps. For me, the trip was worth that and more. Almond angel roll and a slice of chocolate mousse. Mmm. Pastry...

Mention their IG post and you can select a FREE donut or pastry with purchase! How great is that? I was eyeing a giant croissant the minute I walked in the door. The person behind the counter said it was her favorite and I wouldn't be disappointed; verdict = she was right. Sometimes the most classic pastry is the best choice - even though Wuollet's has a plethora of other selections!

This bakery used to be a pale shadow of its former self. Now, it is a zombie bent on destruction. With new ownership I was hopeful they might improve a company that had seriously been in a free-fall from its glory days in the 70s-90s when it was the pride of the Twin Cities. And, I understood that with new ownership some changes were to be expected, and loyal customers should be patient, in hopes that a classic Grand Avenue business could remain a vital part of the neighborhood. But, at this point, should they go out of business I would cheer. We would be better off with some crackheads trying to re-sell Dollar Store cookies off of a cardboard box outside the empty storefront. Let me use the cupcakes as a microcosm of what is wrong... Wuollet used to be LEGENDARY for its cakes, especially their incredible buttercream. Had I been truly gluttonous, I might have ordered a fake birthday cake for a made-up aunt and asked for extra flowers just so I could gorge myself sick on it in private. But, being sensible, I would just order some of their incredible cupcakes, which while pricey, we just so damn good. Today I went for the first time since the ownership changeover. I find the cupcakes are now ten percent cheaper than they used to be...dropped from $3.75 to $3.35. Great? NO! Because the size has now dropped a full fifty percent! They were also in new flavors, but that certainly is the new management's prerogative. I was not thrilled with the selection, but as I was already there I figured I might as well purchase some. Upon reaching home and inspecting them carefully, I could tell that "Toto, we are not at Wuollet's anymore." I kid you not: These are mass-produced, frozen cupcakes that one can buy from purveyors such as Sysco and US Foods. This is what one might expect from the Cub bakery. But you know what? At Cub you can get a half dozen cupcakes for what Wuollet is charging for two. And do you know what else? At Cub, they are FRESH! What I purchased today was dry and stale. I fully expect to be burping up dust any minute now. The frosting was certainly not Wuollet's legendary, rich buttercream. This crap tasted like it had as much butter in it that one might find in a cake at a Vegan lactose-intolerant cardiac patient's birthday party. This stuff would make Walmart brand frosting-in-a-can taste like it came from a French pastry chef. Shame, new owners at Wuollets....SHAME! Change the bakery's name to something else, so that Great Grandpa Wuollet does not toss and turn in his grave. Why would you go to the trouble of purchasing an established business that was known for quality (even if it had gone down in recent years) and then dumb it down to this level? There are at least six other places on Grand Avenue alone where one can buy great, fresh baked goods; and countless other options all over the Twin Cities. Well, like the man says: You can't go home again. I should have bought a vat of Wuollet Frosting before they turned over the keys.

We recently ordered a cake for graduation. The cake was perfectly decorated with university logo. All guests commented on how delicious the cake tasted.

Great staff, great donuts and coffee! Very friendly and small business like feel. So nice to get away from the caribou and Starbucks type massive commercial joints. This original Wuollet's bakery is a must see and try if you haven't been here!

I've been going to Woullets, along w my family, since early 70's. I do have to say, the last couple months, since it was sold?, Not sure. Quality is definably fouling down hill. I purchased a lady baltimore cupcake a month ago. Got it home, stale as F...! When I brought this to Woyletts attention, no reimbursent or new cupcake offered. They just said, oh,been must have had a new guy. What? So, I figured it's a one time thang...I purchased a piece of cake. Litterakly there was a smear of frosting between cake layers and barely enough frosting to cover the outside. I don't know about anyone else, when I want a piece of cake, that would include the filling and frosting, too. They certainly don't scimp on the stale cupcakes. Plus, their frosting recipe is different. Cafe Latte her I come.

THE BEST CARROT CAKE EVER! I am staying with my family in Minnesota during quarantine and we were struggling to find a place to get treats for Easter as many are closed. I saw an instagram post by a friend who had recently gotten a cake Wuollet and decided to give this place try. I got some decorated cookies and a carrot cake which was the absolute best carrot cake I've tried (and it's my favourite!) It had the perfect amount of nuts and was very moist. The cream cheese frosting was exactly as sweet as should be without taking away from the flavour of the cake. I would really recommend this place for cake, cookies and also surprisingly good drip coffee. The cookies were also very good, especially the fondant tea cookies which I did not expect. All in all, great experience, will definitely be back here soon!

This review is based off my first experience but definitely holding back a bit due to respect of my bestie who loves and adores this place. So for starts I'm giving it a 3 stars for the benefit of doubt that maybe it was just an off day that I went in. The cupcakes looked amazing and the flavors were thought out and interesting. I needed up buying 6 of them to go home and stuff my face in private. I knew after trying to peel off the cupcake wrapper things were not going to go well. Just straight up thick and dense. Seriously squeezed it a little, and it barely moved. The moisture had left the building. I poked the frosting (not with high hopes) and it was the texture as if you put some silicone down and let it sit for about 15. Not fully dry, but definitely not fresh. Not sure if they make the cupcakes fresh everyday or every other day...but I think these were either left in the oven too long or going on day 3 of sitting out. I took my first bite and i could feel my nose and cheeks push into the frosting and left a imprint, not a spot of frosting or a crumb left behind on my face-this cupcake was dense in the terms of "thiccc" The taste was delicious and lightly flavored so that was wonderful. But to be honest, I couldn't get past the texture. It's similar to when a friend bakes a cupcake without gluten, sugar, and all natural ingredients and tells you it's amazing and to try it. You take a big bite and the sponge is sitting on your tongue while you smile and wonder how much you can swallow without choking. Also got a donut and it was even worse with the dryness. If I do ever try the cupcakes here again, it will probably be in about 3 years when I forget about the nose print I left in the frosting and hopefully they have a nice refrigerator to kept keep their cupcakes moist and fresh tasting.

I'm not sure how I haven't left a review for Wuolett yet, we've been coming here for years. Wuolett is my wife's favorite bakery, specifically cake/cupcake bakery. Their cakes are moist, with delicious distinct flavors (not just in the frosting), and tastefully decorated. It's not over the top or trying to be shocking, it's just good, traditional flavors, done very well. They make beautiful cakes for any occassion as well. We've ordered many birthday and baptism/dedication cakes from Wuolett and they've all been crowd-pleasers. I'm a donut guy, so I have to let you know that unfortunately their donuts are not the best, generally pretty dry. But I don't think of this as a donut place, so I won't knock them down at all. Go get some cupcakes!

My best friend's husband was throwing her a surprise birthday party so naturally a fancy cake was on the list!! I worked with Stephanie (emails and phone only as I believe she works out of the main office). I was told that Wuollet was "The" bakery in the city that people go to when they need a sugar fix or something more elaborate like a Wine Bottle Cake!! After countless emails and drawings for a month, I came to pick up a cake that was exactly what I had asked for! My best friend loved her cake (and so did everyone else at the party!). Red velvet and buttercream were her favorite from this bakery and it was VERY good! A note with butter cream for those who don't know (the bakery will tell you when you pick it up) is that you need to keep it cool, so do not leave it out "on display" at your event because the buttercream will start to melt. Everyone at the bakery was a joy to work with! You can arrange to pick up your cake at any location. I picked Grand because it was the closest to where I needed to go after. Just email Stephanie or call them to work out the details! Cheers!

Woullet Bakery and I met several years ago. I was living in Excelsior at the time. My first visit included their German Chocolate croissant, the morning newspaper and a cup of coffee. Never in my life have I been able to find anything more satisfying as a way to start the day. After I was hooked forever, I'd run across Lake Minnetonka in my boat, park it nearby and get my stuff "to go". A FABILOUS start to the day. Located in several premier locations in the Twin Cities, you can always count on FRESHLY baked goods, served by a friendly, helpful staff.

Great deal from Groupon and yummy cupcakes and cake! One of my favorite bakeries in town!!! So many different flavors and very friendly staff.

Not impressed. I've been going to Wuollet since I was a child and my parents had many special events with cakes and confections from here. The bakery is nothing like it used to be since the new owner decided to remove items that Wuollet is known for. We walked into this location and walked out. Cases were unappealing and the pastries, brownies, breakfast items and cookies were non existent. It felt like a deserted business. The only thing that seemed the same was the Princess Torte and chocolate cake. So sad to see that the uniqueness of this bakery is gone!

What do you do when you're already overworked but are in charge of planning a friend's bday? Groupon! I confess: I'm a self-admitted groupon addict. I don't know if that's a synonym for being cheap or thrifty, but I just love having those price slashing deals when I'm able to get my hands on them. So when Wuollet put up the $15 for $30 deal for their baked goods, I'm all about it like a fat kid loves cake...in which I am one. Prior to this purchase, I already bought another cake from this bakery with the same deal, so I knew that their cake is pretty damn good. I was also able to ask for a specific type of decoration without having the price jacked up too much from the acceptable range. For a 9" round cake, I scored it for a good $40. After the groupon deal's accounted for, the price was slashed down to only $25! Yowza! More bangs for my bucks for sho! Sadly, the savings didn't apply this time. Maybe I'm too greedy for my own good, but when I asked the bakery to decorate a friend's cake with a very specific message and graphic, I was told it'd be $53 for the same sized cake. I'm not sure if my request's too complicated, but I sure didn't expect it to cost THAT much more than the one I got from before. All in all, I wouldn't say I'm a definite fan of Wuollet. If the pricing consistency could be improved in the future, I might be swayed into its fandom though.

Because I am on a mission to finf the best cupcake in the Twin Cities, I stopped in. They had a variety of options and they all looked pretty good but there was one flavor that wasn't labeled so I asked about it. It was the flavor of the month and it's chocolate cupcake with ganache on top and frosted with buttercream/cream cheese frosting that he said was like cheesecake. Sold! The cupcake was very good and the frosting was too but it was a little too sweet, like I needed to brush my teeth after. Overall a very good cupcake and I would recommend. The cake was perfect and so was the ganache. They also had samples of lemon bars and brownies and they were awesome. Service was fast and friendly.

Accommodated a last minute custom birthday cake for my sister. Easiest experience I've had with a bakery. I'm the queen of procrastination and I usually have to hunt around for a spot that will make up for my lack of timing. Wuollet was recommended to me and the first place I called. They said they usually need 2-3 days for a custom order but that they would try to accommodate me. 24 hour turn around with just a verbal description of what I wanted - the cake is perfect and made my sister very happy. She has a nostalgic love for cows and so the cake had a hand molded frosting cow face on the top of it. I am a very happy customer. Also, I'm from out of state and they let me pay over the phone and allowed my mom to pick it up. Thank you Wuollet!

So I'm trying to figure out how to thank Wuollet Bakery for a particularly awesome experience. Call the manager? Meh, seems small. Flowers? Probably not a good idea at a bakery. 5 star Yelp review! Went for a New Year cake, huge selection of lovely looking cakes. The woman who helped me was so incredibly knowledgeable and helpful too. She wrote Happy New Year on my delicious Lady Baltimore cake at no cost. She knew the inventory so well (see "knowledgeable") and she could not have been more lovely. The desserts were great, natch. I will mos def be back. Thanks WB!

I'm a big fan of the Raspberry Princess Torte. Not only is it beautifully crafted, it's sinfully delicious. My mom has bought this for several special occasions. Parking is a bit of a hassle on Grand, but its worth the jaunt.

I picked up some cupcakes to share with my husband for valentine's day. When I walked in after work (after five pm, so close to when the Bakery was going to close), the selection was a bit picked over, but I managed to pick out a selection of treats. My favorite cupcake was the carrot cake with cream cheese frosting. Perfect texture and perfect cake to frosting ratio. The peanut butter chocolate cupcake was good but a little too rich for me. The valentine's cupcakes were cute and festive. Will be back.

We paid over 5 dollars for a piece of red velvet cake and came home to pieces of HAIR in the cake. I would not recommend this place it is unhygienic. Ugh

Delicious donuts. Going to try their coffee cake next. My Dad used to walk down here to pick up a coffee and donut, when he lived on Oxford in the 60s. Glad I finally got to try this place out in one of my visits back home!

The best Princess torte in Midwest and the pecan croissant is just fantastic. To get the nisu coffee bread be sure to visit in the morning.

Purchased a cake for our 25th Wedding anniversary. I took in a photo of our wedding cake and asked if they could replicate it with just one tier instead of two. I left the photo with the bakery, which was sort of a big deal because I don't have very many photos. I picked up the cake and was disappointed to find it didn't look anything at all like our original cake. I was told they don't make large, white chocolate curls anymore (seriously?!) and the smaller curls fit the miniature size I was going for (because I really wanted an anniversary cake covered in rice crispies)! When I asked for the photo back I was told to look in the box under the cake- there was icing on the cake photo. It was moist and edible and it makes for some laughs when I show people what I wanted and what I got. Such is life sometimes. I will go somewhere else for our 50th!

Used to be the place to go but now it is awful. Owners don't seem to care about their product anymore. Dry cakes and everything is way overpriced. Also I learned they are purchasing their baguettes them from another bakery (French bakery) and reselling them at a much higher price. You can buy the same exact baguettes at cub foods for much less.

I ordered a cake for my son's 2nd birthday and paid in full a week in advance. When I arrived the day of to get the cake they had no cake, no record of my order, and the representative I spoke to in Edina had no care that I had guests coming to my home and no cake to offer my son or them.

Fabulous selection of delectable products. The birthday boy wanted a banana cream pie. Great choice! The samples were delicious. The staff was friendly and efficient. I will be back when I visit St. Paul, again.

I typically enjoy Wuollet, and this location is convenient for me. The bakery items I got were pretty good and I had no issues with them. My family went in and we each chose something and no one had any complaints. The main issue was the teenaged looking person who was helping us. As soon as we came in they began tapping their fingers impatiently on the glass waiting for us to choose what we wanted. They asked us multiple times if we had decided yet. Mind you, I have a young child who gets pretty excited and looks at everything before making a final decision. I felt rushed and the person was very rude for treating us like we were in the way when the bakery wasn't even busy. One other customer came in during the time we were in there and was helped without any attitude from the other person. I probably will go back with the hopes of better customer service because I do like the place. Just wasn't a great experience.

Okay, Math time, boys and girls! If my doctor told me to gain 50 to 60 pounds during my twin pregnancy, and I gained 48, and the combined weight of my babies was 11 pounds, how much weight gain can be accounted for by Woullet's Chocolate Iced Cake Donuts? Fresh, delicious, heavenly smells, family owned and run for nearly 70 years. This is how bakeries should be. Answer: you might have come up with 37 pounds as your answer, but then you'd be forgetting that my children are also partially composed of donuts. Which is probably why they're so sweet.

We stopped in on a Saturday morning about 11. The service was terrible. In this neighborhood with very high prices I expect exceptional service. What I got was indifference with a side of rudeness. I stated it was my first visit and I would be ordering several things to try. She asked me how many. I stated I did not know yet. She said "I need to know for the box". I repeated that my plan was to choose several things as I made my way around the store. She sighed and seemed to get mad. I suggested she get a tray and stage my items and wait for the box until I was finished. She apparently didn't think that was a good idea because I ended up with four boxes and a bag of bread. I was expecting to be impressed by the bakery items - but I was disappointed there too! The only item that didn't go into the garbage after a few bites was the lemon bar. Cinnamon raisin bread - average (at $6.75 a loaf, I was expecting above average) Eclairs - mushy, the filling was like dry light unflavored jello, not pudding or cream Carrot cake cupcake - dry, but the frosting was good Chocolate cupcake - dry and flavorless, but the frosting was good Whole wheat chocolate croissant - not good, chewy, not flaky, lacked any real butter or chocolate flavor Lemon Bars - excellent, a little crumbly, but very good flavor Cheese and berry pastry - ok Good bakeries are very hard to find, but don't even bother coming here to pay high prices for below average food and worse service. I think you'd be better off at a grocery store bakery (Kowalskis is right down the street!)

An absolutely incredible bakery that keeps bringing me back for the most amazing cupcakes anywhere.