Calling all Heated Rivalry fans! They have a special HR menu- and that's right, you can order a…read moreStupid Canadian Wolf Bird! Been meaning to check this new bakery out- hit definitely made it a priority once the Heated Rivalry menu dropped. WOW- my drink was delicious! Didn't expect the ginger and espresso to blend so well. The pastries are also top notch. I got the cinnamon roll and the egg croissant. Both amazing!

What a find! Amazing assortment of baked goods- great quality, and friendly service. I recommend…read morethe tomato everything bagel, the brownie croissant, and literally anything else in there. Also had a pistachio rose latte that was wonderful.

Amazing service! We were greeted right away with friendly smile and the store was adorable with…read morelots of labubus for sale too. But we were here for some Vietnamese coffee and dessert after dim sum next door. The Vietnamese coffee was delicious and she can make it hot or iced. We tried 4 different desserts - lychee mousse, passion fruit mousse, basque cheesecake and tiramisu. The basque cheesecake I had was so good! The lychee was a little lacking in flavor, the passion fruit was delicious and so was the tiramisu. Everything was not too sweet and tasted fresh! The coffee had milk but it didn't upset my lactose sensitive tummy. Definitely come check out their desserts! All so tasty!

not the best and not the worst. the name is giving french so we were surprised (but thrilled) to…read morewalk into a mainly asian-inspired shop. service was fine. nice enough but very slow and not excited to talk to you. they have a ton of food options so maybe we need to give it another shot. raspberry truffle - flavor was good but I'm not certain what was inside. it was a layer of clear goop and then a layer of pinkish white raspberry filling. tiramisu - simple, decent, no complaints. mango mousse cake - flavor was good but didn't love the texture on this. it was grainy. ube cheesecake - this was fantastic and definitely the highlight! my friends were not a fan of the thai tea with boba. again, i think we need to give this place another try before writing it off because people really like it! i also love supporting small dessert shops so i'll be back. this time around it just wasn't for us.

Delicious comfort pastries ! I especially loved amaretti chocolate cookie and rainbow cookies…read more Everyone was very polite. So much to choose from , I'll have to come back. They had bread, pizzas and coffee as well!

This place is the best and has been here a long time. Huge pastry case with a bunch of awesome…read morecookies and tasty Italian delights. Also pizza and some sandwiches and coffee. A real gem, fresh and so tasty. Highly recommend.

So glad this place was recommended to me! A total gem in every which way. Service was incredible,…read morethey were patient and very knowledgeable about their products as I asked for recommendations. I ended up getting quiche for myself, pepperoni pizza for my wife as well as a plain croissant, chocolate pistachio croissant and maple cinnamon bun. The quiche was just okay in my opinion but everything else was stand out. My wife loved the pizza and the homemade ranch is AMAZING. The chocolate pistachio croissant was tasty, very flakey. The cinnamon bun was also very good but the frosting was a bit sweeter for my taste. A must visit if you're considering a solid bakery!

GetRight's Bakery doesn't need more hype, but it absolutely lives up to it…read more My girlfriend and I stopped in on a whim this past weekend while checking out a few spots in the area. I had it saved but couldn't quite remember why...until we turned the corner and saw a line out the door around noon on a Sunday. Normally that might be a dealbreaker, but once we saw the food coming out, we were all in, it looked way too good to pass up. The menu is stacked: everything from sweet pastries to savory sandwiches and even pizzas on what looked like fresh, fluffy focaccia. I went with the prosciutto sandwich (prosciutto, cheese, pesto on focaccia), and it was incredible--simple, fresh, and packed with flavor. My girlfriend had the ham sandwich on a baguette, which was just as good. We were also tempted by the turkey and some seasonal options, so we'll definitely be back to try more. We couldn't leave without grabbing a couple pastries. The almond croissant was a hit (my girlfriend saved it for the next morning and loved it), and the standout for me was the cinnamon white chocolate cookie--kind of like a snickerdoodle but with white chocolate chips. Easily a top tier cookie. Between the quality, variety, and how clearly everything is made with care, this place jumped straight to the top of my list. Worth the wait, worth the hype, and absolutely worth a return trip.

Olde Town Arvada is way off my usual stomping grounds, so although I had read quite a bit about…read morethis shop over the years, I had never visited. We finally decided to check out the shopping and dining district. Rheinlander was our final (and best!) stop. The bakery dates back to 1963 and is now on the third generation of ownership. The quality is certainly being maintained at a high level. This is a traditional, German bakery with a huge variety of authentic European cakes, cupcakes, sweet and savory pastries, pies, cookies, coffee cakes, and the only reason I think a German bakery should exist--strudel! Strudels are available whole, half, or by the slice. The usual flavors are apple, cherry, blueberry cream cheese, cherry cream cheese, and Boston cream. We bought slices of the apple, cherry, and blueberry cream cheese. These were perfection and absolutely delightful. I was totally focused on the strudel case (yes, there's a lot of strudel on offer), but I believe there are eight huge cases of treats, each one looking more enticing than the next. Quite a few gluten-free, sugar-free, and dairy-free options are available, so if that's what you need, this is the place for you. The bakery was moderately busy during our visit. There was plenty of staff and they were all friendly, helpful, and very efficient, so purchases moved swiftly. Lots of coffee and drink options are available. There's nice outside seating if you can't wait to take your goodies home. It's a long drive for us, but we were really impressed and we'll find a reason to visit Arvada so we can stop back soon. Yum.

I've heard about Rheinlander Bakery for years so I was glad I was finally in the area to grab some…read morestuff for my toddler and I to take home to try. My husband wasn't a big fan of the cinnamon bun but my toddler and I enjoyed it. I'd definitely come back and try other items! The staff were pleasant and the bakery was clean. Though there was a line, they were able to get to us all quickly!

I've gotten some of the best desserts I've ever had from here. They're very well made, with lots of…read morelove and care, and beautifully put together. The store is so homey and cozy. So so much love for this place. And the owner is such a sweetheart who genuinely cares and loves her job. Always looking forward to her pre-orders!

Simply incredible and amazing. Take-out only. Super cute and clean inside. Lovely decor outside…read more Super friendly owner. Parking was limited, and it is way awkward to get in and out with a car. We got the "fiona" (a mango-kiwi dessert), a "scarlett" (raspberry chocolate dessert), berry-licious croissant tart, and a lemon madeleine. The "fiona" was perfectly balanced with a solid mango and kiwi flavor coming through. It had creamy component, a cake component, and a fruit component with a glaze. Not too sweet, but certainly sweet enough to satisfy a sweet tooth craving. The "scarlett" was intensely raspberry in the mousse component. The raspberry jam on top brought the sweetness to temper the tartness of the mousse, and the chocolate cake and chocolate cookie components also balanced out the dessert with a nice natural bittersweet from the cocoa component. The fruit croissant tart had nice fruit on it, and the cream component reads like a yogurt. The croissant part itself was very tasty and makes me excited to try their original butter croissant next time. And finally, the Madeleine was very impressive. I am not a fan of frosting-like stuff on Madeleines, but this worked so well because it was not too sweet. Very balanced flavors, yet again, with some of that natural bitterness again that contrasts so excellently with the flavors. If I could only use key words to describe their desserts, it would be: beautiful, balanced, complex, and natural. I won't be able to come here often due to how far away I live from here, but I know that I will be back.

My son had seen this place on a recent visit to the area and wanted to try it. Since I was in town,…read morehe picked me up at my hotel and we drove over to check it out one Friday morning. Note that the sign is on the outside of the building, and if you have online orders, you can (and should!) use the ourside pick-up window. If you're walking up, though, you need to enter the Edgewater Public Market (tip: the door to the left is the closest to the bakery if you're standing in front of the pick-up window and realize that you need to go inside) All of the pastries and breads looked very good, but both of us decided on a cinnamon roll. We both enjoyed the rolls at a table in the market across from the bakery. It is a very light cinnamon roll (think of laminated croissant-like dough) with just enough cinnamon and frosting. If you want a more "bread" cinnamon roll like at the famous chain shops, these are not the same. I'd imagine that these have half the calories as well (at least, I am telling myself that!) Frankly, I expect I would have been happy with anything, including the pastry with pickle slices on it. I hadn't had coffee yet, so I was not in a place to remember to take a picture (sorry!)... but it looked really nice and if the cinnamon roll wasn't practically YELLING my name, my natural inclination would have been to get the "weirdest thing" on the menu (according to my family's years of data). It is called "the pretty pickle" : house made pickle, focaccia crumbs, paprika crema and pickled shallots on puff dough. If you look for it on Instagram, I am sure you'll find a picture. Along those lines, I ordered an Astro Fuel Latte. The sign was hand written, so I may have missed a few ingredients, but this is what I remember: espresso with with condensed milk and a touch of black pepper. It was very sweet and creamy with a little bite of pepper on the back end. Think Vietnamese coffee with a little kick.

Denver has a few viral bakeries and this is one of them. Black Box opened just before COVID and…read morethey are still rocking it. Located at the Edgewater Public Market, Black Box is a bakery and coffee shop counter that crafts some of the most sought after pastries in the metro area. My advice? Get there early to avoid disappointment! I was here yesterday, a Monday around 11am. There were only two people ahead of me. They have a nice display of pastries to gaze upon while you wait. Cue the flavor jets! I go to a lot of coffee shops and order a lot of ham and cheese croissants. There's is a pretzel croissant and it looked delicious! The woman in front of me ended up ordering the last one...which was a dagger to my bleeding heart. I'm more of a savory person than sweet, so I had to adjust in real time. I landed on the carrot cake croissant. Was it what I wanted? No. Was it yummy? Absolutely! Creamy, flaky, nutty, it was really tasty. If you're anywhere in the area, Edgewater Public Market is a must visit. Black Box is one of the standout businesses inside. And when I said viral at the beginning of this review, I mean it! Weekends are SLAMMED and lines are LONG. So, know what you want, and be prepared to wait for high quality pastries.

Good overall but pretty steep price for what you get. The jalapeño popper and the sausage cheese…read moreand jalapeño were the best in terms of flavor, soft, and airy dough. Service was great and clean practices. Will be back to try others!

We were excited to venture out on a Saturday morning and enjoy the sweet and savory options that…read moreKolache House Bakery offers. First off, the young woman who took care of us was fantastic. She was friendly and greeted everyone as they came in the door. We ordered a broad assortment and spent $50 here. Life is short, y'all, lol. Two boxes and two bags later, we sat down to try out a few. We requested these warm but realized we'd need to take some home and reheat them as several were cold and not as tasty as they would be warm when we got to them - mainly thinking about the cinnamon roll and fruit kolaches here. The dough is fairly sweet, soft and golden. No complaints there. What I immediately noticed was the filling and/or fruit topping to dough ratio. It was off for me, meaning too much dough. Several were several bites of just dough before getting to the dollop of fruit in the middle. The sausage, cheese and jalapeño kolache was pretty tasty, ratio wise, but I wish the jalapeño would have been spread out versus 1-2 bites near the end for me. Easy fixes so crossing my fingers that management pays attention to Yelpers! The place is super cute and clean. Would love to return but will check recent reviews first.