This is the old Dunn Brothers Coffee in Fridley. It's now a coffee shop and bakery. It still has…read morethe drive thru option. The pastries are made on site and reminds me of Mexican panadaria style offerings. They have a small of menu of sandwiches as well as a full coffee menu. But looks like bakery is their primary focus. I had the strawberry cream a Croissant. The cream filling inside was so fresh and tasty. Coming back just for that. Had a black coffee as well. It was pretty standard. Parking attached to the building and a drive thru make this a convenient stop for coffee in the morning or just a delicious mid afternoon sweet snack.

Super delicious! I ordered the walnut danish and it was fresh, crispy, and just perfect amount of…read moresweetness! Service was quick and friendly. Will definitely come back again

I can't speak to their storefront, but their stand at the Mill City Farmers Market is a must stop…read more Everything I've had from Solomon's is incredible, but the blueberry blackberry pull-apart is on another level. It's kind of a mix between monkey bread and a muffin, soft, sticky, and packed with fresh blueberries and blackberries. So good. The blueberry almond croissant is also insane. Flaky, rich, and just done perfectly. Honestly, everything here is top tier. Their quiche is also very good if you're looking for something more savory. The staff is so friendly, and even when there's a line, it moves quickly which makes it easy to grab something without waiting too long. You can also pre-order on their website, which is a great option if you want to make sure you get what you're after. Some of the best pastries you'll find at the market.

Pulled up to an empty storefront. So disappointed! If they moved, can someone let me know?read more

I had a last minute request to buy a cake for my niece birthday. I called the first place that was…read moreopen late. They said they have a variety of cakes available in the fridge. We drove out to the store and didn't realize this bakery is located across from Walmart and Sam's club. Small store but cozy, offers alot of different tres leche cakes, pastries, and groceries. Cake was also delicious.

Food is okay! service isnt that good! cake is good but isnt…read moregood enough for a birthday cake

I always drive past this bakery on my way home. I'm surprised to see they've expanded the business…read moreand put in a grocery store next door. Enter into the bakery side, they sell whole cakes - 3 leches and other flavors. Slices of cakes, fruit tart, cheese cake, and food. The menu isn't too big, they offer tacos, burritos, tamales, etc. The fresh baked pastries available along the wall and in the store as well. Grab a tray and tong, then fill your tray with the pastries you like. The store next door has grocery and household goods, a few tables and chairs to dine in. Service is always friendly, if you want to put in order for a cake just do so in 48 hours prior to desired pick up date.

This shop is in a strip mall with parking. When I went there, they had lost power so a lot of their…read moreoptions were not on display. I ordered the pineapple, oreo, and original cakes. I love tres leches so I was in heaven. They're fairly priced and the squares are decent sized. They have a punch card. Good service, clean and organized store. I would recommend it. We don't have a lot of tres leches bakeries in the area.

Awesome selection, insane prices…read more Maybe I'm just out of touch but I can't understand how these little fruit cake desserts were $14/ea. In their defense, I could have asked how much they were before selecting them but dang. The chocolate bar at $7 seems reasonable in comparison.

The Dubai white chocolate was absolutely delicious and definitely worth trying. We also tried the…read moremango mousse, which was very tasty as well. However, the staff member at the sweets counter was a bit rude when I asked about the desserts, especially since there were no descriptions provided. The kanafeh also looked old and overly oily, as if it had been sitting out for a long time. Also, It was also a bit odd that, despite being a grocery store concept, they asked for a tip at checkout.

Pie in a jar. I happened upon this amazing bakery stand inside the Northrup King Building during…read morethe fall Art Attack exhibition, when all the artists open their studios for the public to browse. The owner, Whitney, sells a most unusual dessert - pie in a jar. Yep, it's a fresh pie cooked in a jar. I got the peach cobbler, which happens to be gluten free, but sure tastes like a regular pie. The peaches are so juicy, and the texture is amazing: bits of crumbly crust, jumbled among pockets of yumminess. The jar was warm when I picked it up, so I asked if she had microwaved it. Nope. It's warm because she had just made it an hour ago. No wonder it tastes so fresh. But how did she get the crust to stay crumbly like that?? I cannot pretend to understand the physics of jarred cobbler, and why it is better than a regular cobbler baked in a pan, but I vow to spread the word about this amazing category of food.

We are on an adventure to go to as many boba tea places or bakeries as possible! This was on the…read moreway running errands and decided to check it out. There is a small parking lot on the side of the building and they had a cute sign out front. They are located on a somewhat busy street, so this could make or break some of their business. Ambiance: Inside was huge! This would be a great place to meet with a small group as they have different areas inside to sit and converse. It wasn't very busy when we were there but it was around 1 on a Tuesday. They have a bakery, ice cream counter and boba. They had a bakery case that looked really tasty, so we decided to get 3 items to share. - Lemon macaron - perfection and had a gooey chewiness. We could eat a ton of these. - Eclair - I don't think I've ever had an eclair and now I am questioning why! It was chilled and the perfect amount of filling to outside pastry. The chocolate falls off when you bite it, so eat over a napkin to not lose any pieces. - Chocolate croissant or pastry. I think it was Nutella and it was incredible! Flakey, gooey and everything you'd want it to be. I'm sure you could warm it up and it would elevate it further. Yum! We both got a fruit tea and it was a lot. Sadly, I wouldn't get again as it was too sweet and my boba tasted like ramen noodles. (It actually made me hungry for ramen). My teen got the strawberry milk tea and even said it was sickly sweet and she needed the ice to sit. Overall, I didn't love the boba... but I would recommend the pastry! They also had some decadent looking muffins and cake slices. If in the neighborhood, stop in! I think they should make a Macaron ice cream sandwich! The woman that helped us was so sweet and patient while we took forever to decide what we wanted.

I stopped in to this new neighborhood Bakery on a Thursday Afternoon to pick up some treats to…read morebring home. Was greeted very nice & served promptly. I will try their drinks next time. What I Ordered: *Chocolate Cheesecake - 10/10....This was absolutely DEVINE! Do not pass this up! Very rich with 3 layers but pairs great with Coffee. Hard fudge like top, Chocolate Cheesecake Mousse type middle with I believe Oreo cookie base. *Chocolate Croissant & Strawberry/Cream Cheese Croissant - 8/10...Great Flavor & tasted very fresh. *Eclair - 8/10....Typical Eclair Flavor. Wish it was a little bigger Large interior with plenty of seating. Come support your neighborhood bakery & check it out.

I don't have any pictures anymore but this place is so nice. It's very expensive but worth it. The…read moresticky milk buns are 10/10. I love that you can go in, grab tongs and a tray, and just grab whatever pastry calls your name! Just beware, prices add up fast!!!

I really love this place! I highly recommend that you try it…read more Parking is usually alright but can be busy. When you first walk in grab a tray to your right and some paper squares to pick up items. There are pastries both forward to the left as well as to the right. Also don't miss the cakes to the left of the check out counter. My favorite thing to grab is the fruit tart! I usually pick up a coffee to eat with my pastry. In terms of service I do say the staff is busy and does not interact as much as I like but the food makes up for it. The atmosphere inside does vary. As it is a busy coffee shop on weekends but week days and early morning weekends is a quiet place to have a coffee and read the paper.