Came late in the day so that's partly my fault so I ordered a sandwich with a side salad. It was…read morevery tasty in my opinion The service from the cashier was great Cute seating area on the inside but very limited There's a seating area just outside of the restaurant with plenty of room for kids to play and adult to socialize Major drawback is that it's all street parking which could be a problem for some of the older crowd A few items that I saw could be very expensive price wise for what you get. And the economy is partly to blame in my opinion

We stop in a few times a month for bread (and some sweet treats). Today we grabbed some sourdough…read moreand a breakfast sandwich - so delicious! We added bacon and had the sriracha mayo vs the lemon aioli this time. The service is always excellent, and we loved sitting outside and enjoying the beautiful weather.

I try to get my bread there Sundays a few times a month! This past Sunday the Baker's Choice…read moresourdough was spinach artichoke and I have to say it was the best bread I have ever eaten !! I always get a loaf of reg sourdough of their Baker's Choice and I freeze 1/2 and it lasts me awhile but this will be gone . Highly recommend buying their bread, their savory scones are delicious as well and they are super friendly !! Go there!!

Crafted with care. This not a premade corporate monstrosity. Real food with real good coffeeread more

Charming little gem with good Anodyne coffee and scrumptious bakery…read more Just one thing I wish they would fix - please post bakery item prices. Otherwise, every single treat was absolutely delicious. I was seriously wowed. The owner (? I think) named everything I pointed to before giving them to me, but I don't remember all the names. I have to go by what they look like. (Please post bakery item names along with the price!) (Oh and sorry for the bad picture - he looks mad in the picture, but he was actually just really nice and smiling most of the time. I didn't realize until way later that he looks mad in the picture lol) The big puffy cinnamon sugary puff - totally the best thing I had here. Super soft inside and kinda crusty outside, perfectly sweet but not too much. The little mini chocolate croissant lookalike but denser looking things - good, but not necessarily what I'd come back here for. Blueberry scone textured rectangular thing - not airy, but dense, packed with flavor, very filling and delicious.

A lovely little bakery that's perfect for a cup of coffee and a pastry! My family and I were…read more there on 5/11/24 in the morning, and we had a great breakfast. The people behind the counter are hard-working and friendly, and happy to go through what's on the shelves. My brother loved his hot cocoa with their homemade marshmallow fluff! They also sell lotions, soap, and candles from the business/charity next door, Franciscan Peacemakers (closed on weekends). Only comment I can make is it would be nice if the pastries were labeled as well as show the price, but this isn't stopping me from coming back! The prices are reasonable. Accessibility: It isn't wheelchair accessible (a couple steps to get into the bakery), though it is spacious when you get in. For those who are hearing impaired, I didn't have a problem. Parking: free on-street

Today was my first time trying this place. I got there less than two hours after opening, and they…read morewere already almost sold out. There was one customer ahead of me, who seemed more concerned with making conversation with me and asking me what I would be ordering, rather than making his own decision. After it was finally my turn, I asked the employee if a specific product contained custard or pastry cream, and the answer somehow included telling me the history of the owner attending pastry school, a list of their locations and hours, and a tour of everything they carry. I was just looking to get in and out, and apparently this is not the place for that. I am used to big city bakeries, and I would say this is a small town bakery. I'm sure it's fine if you have time to kill, but I wasn't looking for that. I decided on a dark chocolate croissant. It was $6. The small part that had chocolate in it was WONDERFUL, but it was just about a dollar coin size of chocolate in a large croissant, so it was almost entirely just a plain croissant. For $6. I wanted to like this place, especially since there don't seem to be other bakeries in the area, but I likely will not be back.

First time at this location. Staff was not very friendly. It's your basic croissant variations. Not…read morea lot of filling in the ham and cheese or the fruit.

It was afternoon, and I hadn't had lunch yet, so I thought a hot beverage and a pastry would be a…read moregood choice. Food: I ordered a hot Chai Latte and the White Chocolate Peach Scone. The chai was well made, with nice foam and served at a good temperature. Unfortunately, they don't have mugs, so hot drinks are served in paper cups. That's not my preference when I'm sitting down to enjoy a hot beverage. The chai mix they use (I'm pretty sure it's a powder) was a bit on the sweet side. The scone, however, was delicious. It had a great texture, lots of peach flavor, and was a generous size. Service: The service was friendly and helpful. I also had a chance to observe the staff interacting with other customers, and everyone received the same consistently warm service. Lots of smiles and genuine greetings. Atmosphere: It's not a traditional coffee shop, but it's a pleasant place to enjoy a beverage and a pastry. The large windows let in plenty of natural light, and the products are attractively displayed, making it easy to see all of your choices. A very good experience.

What a great new location in Menomonee Falls! The owner is super friendly and hospitable…read more Everything is beautifully laid out and presented well. So many options are fresh bakery, including lemon bars, peach bars, cinnamon rolls, scones, and more! I tried the monkey bread, which was pretty good, but I wish it would've had a little more cinnamon. I love how they sell kitchen textiles and sauces too. Can't wait to go back and try more of the bread delicacies.

O&H Danish Bakery has built its reputation on Kringles, and rightfully so. The bakery case, though,…read moreis worth your attention on its own. The Glazed Croissant Donut is the standout item for me. The Cinnamon Snails run a close second and are worth picking up if you have the restraint to not stop at one item. The coffee caught me off guard in the best way. A 20oz Caramel Vanilla Cappuccino with oat milk rang up at $5.29. That price point is notable, and it delivered. Service moves quickly and the staff is friendly. One thing that stood out on the way out was the recognition displayed on the exterior of the service counter for employee years of service. It is a small detail that says something about how the business operates.

Almond Kringle: A Kringle is a large circular Danish pastry with flaky dough, covered in icing, &…read morefilled with fruit, nut, or other more unique flavors. After doing a little research, I've learned that sadly, Kringles are not widely spread throughout the U.S. Did you know Kringle is the official state pastry of my home, Wisconsin? It turns out that Racine, WI is actually the epicenter for Kringles. Racine's O&H Danish Bakery opened in 1949 and has been family owned for four generations. The almond kringle is one of their more traditional/basic flavors, but it is still impressively delicious. I was pleased with the amount of filling O&H crams into the pastry. It's got a nutty flavor that is so sweet, it almost seems fruity. Texturally, the filling has a creamy aspect to it, but it's also rather dense. The body of the kringle has hints of butter and like the filling, is thick and dense. Additionally, it has a flaky and pleasantly chewy texture. Lastly, the kringle is topped with a thick layer of icing. Usually O&H is pretty consistent, but as you can see from the pics, some portions of the kringle had a really thin amount of icing compared to others. Regardless, it was still another superb Kringle from O&H. Doughboy approved Doughboy_Food_Reviews * Only minor complaint is the size/price as I wished they also offered a smaller version of their Kringles or half kringles or even individual slices. My Top Kringles: 1. Pumpkin Caramel (limited time from O&H Bakery) 2. Eggnog (limited time from O&H Bakery) 3. Cheesecake (Racine Danish Kringles) 4. Sea Salt & Caramel (Racine Danish Kringles) 5. Sea Salt Caramel Pecan (Uncle Mike's)

Bought a loaf of sourdough-- tasted like homemade. For that matter, everything looks like it comes…read morefrom mother's kitchen. I'll be back.

The woman behind the counter was rude. Did not smile or makeover any kind gesture at all.read more

I wanted to try a new bakery spot and I just came across this one with all these sweets in the…read morewindow. The raisin cinnamon roll was okay and the cinnamon swirl on the right was hard but I will have to try it again to see if I like other options. Worth a shot with many different sweet options to choose from!

Everything is always delicious and fresh! Bread is good…read more I've taken 4 cakes from this place to 4 different parties and everyone enjoys the cakes. Delicious every time !