We stumbled here by accident last week but life brought us near here again this week. We love…read morevisiting bakeries and in our true fashion, we ordered a lot! When we checked out- the gentleman said, "$17 something". I can't remember the exact change. We asked several times, did you get this or that. He indicated yes. We went back the second time, and thinking this time must be a lot more, again, the gentleman said, "$20 something ". What? How is this possible? We liked everything we ordered. The pictures I included are from second order of $20 something. Amazing!

It was not what I expected, I did get a flan and some pistachio biscotti, I enjoyed both of my…read morepurchases . First time I've been there. Maybe I came in when they were out of most of their baked goods.

Ate from the food truck. They had a ton of flavor selection. My son ordered a chocolate cupcake…read morewith vanilla frosting. The cupcake was standard and tasted the same as store bought. I could taste the espresso powder used in the mix. My son loved it.

Have come here a few times and the sweets are always good. $3 a cupcake might sound a bit steep…read more(they're not an everyday purchase), but these are big gourmet cupcakes. My favorite is the dulce de leche cupcake with its sweet toffee filling. Not feeling cupcakes? They have a special of the day (today was molten lava cake) and ice cream. Folks are friendly, service is fast, and the prices are reasonable. Worth checking out!

Fantastic cookies & cinnamon rolls. Haven't tried the breads yet but will definitely next time!read more

From the owner: Baked by Aris isn’t just another bakery. It’s a personal project from a passionate, veteran‑baker…read morewho cherishes family baking traditions, uses high-quality ingredients, and crafts each item by hand. Every loaf, cookie, and cake reflects sincerity, creativity, and love—making it truly one‑of‑a‑kind.

If you're looking for a beautiful bakery to relax, browse, and treat yourself, I highly recommend…read moreTous Les Jours Bakery & Cafe. This is my favorite location! The bakery is spotless, beautifully arranged, and filled with the aroma of fresh bread and pastries the moment you walk in. They offer a wonderful selection of French-inspired pastries, artisan breads, cakes, coffee, and drinks. (Tous les Jours) My personal favorites are anything made with fresh fruit and cream--they're always light, delicious, and beautifully presented. And the milk bread? Absolutely addictive! It's soft, fluffy, and one of those items you'll find yourself craving long after you leave. The staff is always friendly and welcoming, making every visit feel special. Whether you're stopping in for breakfast, an afternoon coffee, dessert, or simply want to browse all the gorgeous baked goods, this bakery is well worth the visit. I'll definitely keep coming back!

The space inside is modern looking and very spacious with lots of seating. I've been to the other…read moreTous Les Jour in Ellicott City so I knew how the process worked. We got our tray, paper liner, and tongs. We checked out the pastries available before grabbing a Pistachio Cloud Cream Donut, Portuguese Egg Tart, Curry Croquette, and Mushroom Onion Cheese Pastry. At checkout, we also got a Latte and Honey Lavender Macchiato before sitting down to dine. Everything was amazing! We loved every bite of the pastries we got. Coffees were also great. The staff seemed friendly and kept the place clean. Such a great Tous Les Jour location and cannot wait to return.

Just to correct my previous review about the bread's price. It's $0.50 per piece of bread…read more Also, if you re planning to have a lot of bread like more than 20 breads, you should call them ahead of time so that they can make more bread for you. It happened to us once that we wanted to get 40 pieces (most of my friends like bread in this location so we bought to share with them), but they said they didn't have enough bread for us because they make just enough to sell fresh breads before making another batch of bread.

I love this bakery. I'm a regular here. The owner and employees are very nice and polite. The…read moreprices are affordable compared to other bakeries in the area.

We discovered this amazing little spot this weekend and had the most delightful breakfast we have…read morehad in a long time. The restaurant is bright and airy with lots of cute art on the walls. There was live music playing softly which made great ambiance. The servers were so friendly and attentive. The coffee was amazing. It might be the best vanilla latte I have ever had. Creamy, smooth not too sweet. The food was delicious. Pumpernickel raisin bread is to die for. Prices are very reasonable.

Decent spot for coffee and light breakfast. But man is it pricey. Small portions for ok food and…read morebaked goods, in my opinion. It's popular, a nice ambience, and nice to support a local business. Be ready to pay a premium.

I love the breadery! I've been eating their bread for years from various restaurants throughout…read moretown, but had never actually been to the breadery location until this week. I was immediately impressed and overwhelmed with the shear amount of options in their establishment. They not only have bread and pastries, but they also have coffee, frozen pizzas, wine and spirits, local cheeses, and a large selection of olive oils, vinegars, and balsamics. I picked up a challah bread, baguette, lemon rosemary sourdough, pumpkin chocolate muffin, two mini blueberry scones, a 4 pack of a locally owned, women owned canned cocktail I like, and a cup of coffee all for about $30. I will definitely be back!

Wanted to take a nice walk about two weeks ago (lagging on reviews again, sigh) and found the #9…read moreTrolley Line that runs from Ellicott City to Catonsville (or vice versa, more on this). Approximately halfway from either town is this delightful bakery that isn't just a bakery. As many have said, the aroma alone can make your mouth water - and we arrived midday, so I can only imagine what it's like early in the morning, when the baked goods are just coming out of the oven. They close at 2 on Saturdays, and we just made it by 1:30. Along with breads, rolls, and cookies, there are spreads both sweet and savory, dipping oils and vinegars, plus herb mixtures to sprinkle on them. I didn't investigate the wines but could easily see it's quite a collection. I missed the cheeses somehow, but DD the Cheese Queen said it was a nice assortment. There is also a cooler with soft drinks, so DGD got a berry lemonade & DD a kombucha. I bought a fresh loaf of garlic parmesan bread, and a loaf of cranberry orange pecan bread that was only $4! I see that another reviewer said the cheap loaves are due to the slicer mangling the loaf, but not the one I bought! It was perfect & just a couple of days old. Used to be you could go to most local bakeries & buy day old bread much cheaper. Anyway, even if it was "mangled" it still has amazing flavor and texture - worth every penny even at full price. DGD got a chocolate croissant and a banana muffin. She graciously let me have a taste and both were delicious. There is a free parking lot, which we didn't use of course, as we were walking. I wanted to write about the #9 Trolley Line but yelp doesn't have trail reviews (oversight!!) So I'm just going to add a little info here that does not pertain to The Breadery. Here are a couple of tips if you're doing the #9 Trolley Line walk: First and foremost, I highly recommend doing the uphill part first. In other words, start in Ellicott City. We walked as far as The Breadery and back, which was around 1.5 miles. We were all thankful to be going downhill once we were carrying our goodies! However, there is a farmer's market on Saturdays from May-October and it's a very small downtown so parking is tricky. The lot for the trailhead had people circling for spots. We're going to do the other side next weekend, but starting at The Breadery & returning there. And to be perfectly honest, even though it's a bit of a drive, I will be coming to get fresh loaves at The Breadery a couple of times a month.

I came here for a very Instagrammable coffee flight and was not disappointed. We ordered a simple…read morecorned beef sandwich and I got the iced coffees flight. So the flight was for different ice lattes paired with a pastry, which was a croissant a Blondie brownie, a macaroon and lastly.strawberry cake for $25. It took a while for the flight to be prepared because I think they're a little bit shortstaffed on a Monday morning, but they had a lot of comfortable places to sit and wait. The corn beef sandwich came out good and I mentioned it was simple because it's literally just corn beef with some white bread and some cheese, but it was actually pretty tasty for breakfast. The coffee flight came out and it's on a large paddle and it looked really delicious. I have to say the regular flavored lattes and the croissant weren't my favorite choices, but as I started moving down the paddleboard towards flavored lattes and the Blondi bar, it was pretty good. My favorite latte was the butter beer and my favorite pastry actually turned out to be the Blondie brownie bar. The inside has enough seating for about 50 people and it's really cutely decorated. I highly recommend stopping in if you're in the mood for a coffee after a day of shopping in Ellicott city.

Looking at the reviews, I was super excited to try out this quaint cafe in Old Ellicott. The…read moreservice was okay and the owner came out after to check in everything. There were 6 of us, and they were able to put two tables together to accommodate us. I was overall disappointed with the food. The waffle which I paid $5 for was super small and there were just chunks of sugar in it. I also ordered scrambled eggs with spinach and cheese. The spinach came out on the side of the eggs and was uncooked. The cheese was not melted, and the eggs were burnt (dark brown and dry). The waitress was kind enough to take the eggs back for the cheese and spinach to be mixed/melted. They were still burnt and flavorless. I picked around and ate what I could. I also ordered some kind of spinach and feta pastry from the front case, which was good. We also all enjoyed the homefries which were crispy with a unique seasoning. We ordered the stuffed french toast which had a great flavor, but it wasn't really stuffed, there were just toppings on it. My nephew ordered the chicken and waffles. He's 15. I'm guessing that waitress assumed he was a kid and gave him the kids portion. Either way, the fried chicken looked like two pieces of frozen chicken schnitzel. My mother ordered the Reuben and did not like it at all because it lacked flavor.