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5.0 (3 reviews)
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Dropout Bakery & Co - Birthday cake

Dropout Bakery & Co

4.5(40 reviews)
17.5 mi

Our Mardi Gras season here in Mobile has ended, and as we are well into Lent, I finally have time…read moreto compose a review of this unique and very good bakery. I wish that I could say that I was the one at our household who discovered Dropout Bakery, but I cannot. Instead it was my wife who, searching for someplace other than a supermarket to purchase a King Cake for our Mardi Gras celebration, found this fine bakery. Now, as I have never actually been to its location in downtown Mobile, it should be understood that this review is based solely on my experience with consuming their product. My wife learned that this bakery has an online ordering system, and that the product ordered through their website should be picked up the following morning. She further learned that, because of high demand, their in store product usually sales out within minutes of their opening each day. So as a first try she ordered a 6 inch King Cake, a small spinach quiche, and two petit-fours. The next morning she drove downtown and found, as she had learned it would be from online reviews, a long line to the bakery of customers waiting for the business to open. After going the long queue and finally upon reaching the interior, she found her online order waiting for her, separated from the other produce which was being quickly bought up by the customers in shop. This small business simply does not yet have the manpower or equipment to produce enough product to last beyond one day. Which is a good thing for customers who insist on same day freshness. The quiche and petit-fours did not survive long enough for me a get a photograph of each, but I did manage to get a photo of the King Cake, which I have included in this review. Finally, we found each item to be superbly delicious and very much worth the effort. We will be back again soon in order to sample more of their product, especially their larger King Cake when Mardi Gras season rolls around again next year.

We just discovered this cute bakery, a block from our place in downtown Mobile! Got a mini brown…read morebutter cream cheese king cake, banana bread with bisscotti frosting, conecuh and cheese croissant and a passionfruit coconut cruffin. So far we only ate the banana bread. It was sooo good with little chocolate pieces and bites of banana. Definitely will be going there again.

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Dropout Bakery & Co - Dessert display table

Dessert display table

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Dropout Bakery & Co - Outside seating

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Local Thyme Bakery - House Sourdough

Local Thyme Bakery

5.0(1 review)
54.5 mi

We have now tried Local Thyme Bakery twice and both times the baked goods have been fantastic. This…read morelast time something happened that is worth mentioning. I am going to assume that you do not know about Local Thyme. It has just opened. The baker, Caleb puts a list of the items he wants to make for the week online and you place your order. He then will drop it off at Aragon Wine Market on Thursday nights when they have their free wine tastings. This went super smoothly the first time but not so much the last time. It appears that the person who was helping Caleb forgot to bring our order. My wife reached out to Caleb at around 6pm. He was at Aragon and said to our surprise that he would be right out to the house with our order. W-W-W what? Yep! Caleb drove the 20 minutes to our house, there is a toll, just to be sure that we got our order! Wow! Old school service, and the bread was fantastic too? Crazy........ So I get to work this morning and I am listening to one of my coworkers talk about this business she is trying to work with who is giving her the run around and not getting back to her. She complains that it is a brand new company and they are not trying very hard. I was happy to tell her about Local Thyme and what Caleb did for us last night. She immediately wanted to know the name of his business. I happily gave it to her. If you are sitting around thinking to yourself that you need something in your life and everything is blah and gray, I have just the thing to make your life bright and shiny again! It's sourdough cookies! Holy crap!!!!!!!! Those things will absolutely change your life. Just saying. Try them, you are welcome! Hell, its all delicious! I have a croque monsieur to devour for lunch today! I am so excited! Ok........Yes, you are right. I live to eat!

From the owner: Local Thyme Bakery was started in 2022 when we finally exhausted our search for traditional…read moreSourdough bread options in and around Pensacola.  The closest, naturally leavened Sourdough from a mature starter had to come from New Orleans!   LTB is a Sourdough micro-bakery operating under Florida's cottage bakery laws.  We focus on organic, regionally sourced flour and only the best ingredients we can find.  We offer a rotating menu each week with Sourdough and other pastries both savory and sweet.  So how does it work?  Each week, we launch our menu over the weekend.  Then, orders are accepted through our website through Tuesday.  Everything is baked fresh on our commercial grade bakery equipment on Thursday.  Thursday afternoon we deliver to our Nature Trail neighbors as well as to convenient drop locations in central Pensacola.

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Local Thyme Bakery - Our bakery set up

Our bakery set up

Local Thyme Bakery - Chocolate croissant

Chocolate croissant

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Deep South Cake Company - Inside

Deep South Cake Company

4.6(28 reviews)
45.0 mi

First time trying this bakery and man it did not disappoint! The shop smells like a sugar cookie…read morecandle (perfect for a bake shop). They have multiple flavors of cakes, cupcakes and cookies. We decided on a classic vanilla "leftover" cake that was one day past Halloween. The sprinkles didn't scream Halloween, so it was perfect for my grandmas 90th birthday because she LOVES sprinkles! It was 50% off and man this cake tasted like a $100 cake! You can tell this was made with Fresh and real ingredients! The icing was my FAVORITE! It had a smooth bite to it! And the cake, Y'all it was sooo moist! It was a large round 2 layer cake. We had tons of leftovers for 6 people. Served with birthday cake ice cream and my grandmother LOVED it! I can't wait to go back and try their Carmel and strawberry flavors! 10/10! Supper local!

I really wanted to enjoy my treats from here but sadly I thought they were really disappointing…read more :( I came in about two weekends ago while on vacation with my in-laws in the area. This small shop is located in a large shopping center next to a grocery store I was unfamiliar with (Rouse's, if I remember correctly). Thankfully, that makes parking pretty easy. The inside is simple but cute, and very clean. The one girl working that day sort of looked at me like I'd grown three heads when I came in and didn't offer any assistance, but warmed up when I chatted her up while checking out. She was quite nice once we spoke to each other but the lack of hello or can I help you after looking right at me in an otherwise-empty shop was kinda weird. I selected two cake slices: a caramel cake slice and an oreo chocolate cake slice. I was somewhat tempted by the German chocolate cake but couldn't discern any coconut or pecan pieces in the frosting. Maybe it was a more literal /german/ chocolate cake, rather than the chocolate cake with pecan and coconut frosting named after Sam German? I usually assume the latter in average US bakeries but who can say. The lady at the register informed me the cake slices were BOGO that day, so the price was right! Though I can't help but wonder if the fact they were BOGO reflected some kind of decline in quality or an older cake slice, because sadly I didn't really enjoy either cake. I will admit I delayed a day or two between buying my slices and sharing them with my husband, so perhaps that contributed to the deterioration of it. At any rate, the Oreo chocolate cake was very dry. The icing had kind of separated from the cake and had crystallized into a crunchy, saccharine strip. My husband wouldn't even finish his half of the piece. The caramel cake was better, a tiny bit more moist with slightly less "crackly" icing. Still not my favorite -- a little on the dense side, and still fairly dry. Again, perhaps this experience was partially on me for delaying a day or so in eating my treats, but I dunno. Perhaps cupcakes are the way to go instead? I'm not sure. I'm sad I didn't have a super positive experience, but I like the concept of this business and I wish them success!

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Deep South Cake Company - Caramel, Oreo, strawberry

Caramel, Oreo, strawberry

Deep South Cake Company - Caramel

Caramel

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LizzieLou Baked Goods - bakeries - Updated June 2026

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