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I was in charge of my niece's baby shower and ordering a cake from Rochester in Orange County California was a huge task. I couldn't find someone to make the fondant for our cake and theme of Peter Rabbit so a friend suggested to find someone local after weeks of search I found Laura Gilbert here right in my neighborhood. She did a fantastic job and wrapped my package so I could travel to California with it. I can't say enough about how lovely she was to deal with . I searched on Etsy and number of search engines and noone could commit to be on time. She made my day when I went to see her and her design was fantastic. Everything was so beautiful in details and designs. Thank you Laura @ Amazing Grains !
Excellent bakery with plenty of selections. They had loafs of sourdough, marbled rye and a lot of other choices. I got a salty roll that was amazing. The spinach and cheese croissant is the best I've ever had. The service was also very good she was kind and talkative.
Ok most of us in the Monroe County area have had "Salty Bread" but they do so much more than that. Unfortunately living in the city I have found only a handful of places that keep there bread available. I decided to take a trip up to Fairport and check it out. Just an FYI hours are Thursday-Saturday make sure to check the website/call/social media outlets. Now they were closed for six weeks as they were updating somethings and it's a nice retail space my nav gave good directions but driving down the alley I could not get thru and had to back up and park elsewhere so do yourself a favor and be aware of that. I wanted some bread, granola and whatever else they had. So I picked up a Farmhouse White and a Classic Sourdough, some pastries, granola and some maple pecan butter. Now I saw the board that states what breads are available, pastries and etc. Here's the rub.. I wanted just classic sourdough (now I had no idea sourdough had a vegan and non vegan base ok my bad) I had to ask staff here where's the "regular sourdough" all they had out was Rosemary, some other Marble Rye and etc. Than the staff kind of chided me saying it was there. It was not... Listen I told you three times what's here.. whatever it was annoying. I apologized but she really should have...than I asked for the Pain de Levain hoping I could get some.. sure I can but it's frozen.. again whatever. Now they make bread for retail and other things. Now having a retail space what I don't understand is why you only have one bread slicer? Why do I mention this.. is that me and another person had to wait to have their breads cut. I had two and the other person did too.. the one person helping another person had to deal with all the bread so we're waiting for our stuff. Seriously you can't get another bread slicer or take it in the back and do it? Than trying to cash out with Apple Pay.. I still had to whip out my card. Yes all of this is first world problems but annoying. They make a fabulous product but I don't need to be chided by staff. Will I come back maybe.. but since I can pick up some of the breads at the public market I may just stick with that. If it was a little closer I would visit a bit more, but who knows but I best make sure I have other things to do in the area. 4.5 outta 5 Staff 3.5-5 They have a small parking lot. Peace out
Still a great place for a number of wonderful items. Bread seems to be their speciality, is always done very well. They seem to have widened their variety of other specialty items, plenty to try! Most of the non-bread items we've tried have been ok. We found the biscuit to be more of a sort of croissant dough recipe made into a biscuit. Worth stopping by to try a few things.
Amazing is right! Locals know this is THE place to go for all bake goods. Their signature salty bread is just a bit of the vast deliciousness that can be had here.
First time here, decided to visit due to the high ratings and good reviews. When we arrived there were several people in and out of the small shop. This place seems very popular. With high expectations going in, I didn't expect that we wouldnt like any of the items we purchased. Tried their salty bread, which seems to be their claim to fame. I was surprised how oily it was and that it will only last one day. They give you instructions on how to freeze and thaw which was much appreciated. It was decent especially if you made a sandwich with it but it didn't knock my socks off. It's decently soft which is nice but I had a hard time getting past the oily ness. It just felt heavy and extra unhealthy to me. Like the fried dough's of loafed bread minus the taste bud satisfaction of confectionery sugar. Purchased a pistachio muffin. Super dense. The denseness really turned me off. I felt like I was eating the consistency of play dough. Again just really heavy. Flavor was decent if the texture had been there. We split the cinnamon roll. We each took a couple bites and unanimously decided to throw the rest out. Very disappointed. The icing didn't taste great, the texture was not very soft, on the dryer side. This place seems popular, I would encourage you to try for yourself. As for my tastebuds this was a huge disappointment.
Okay, yes, we went for the salty bread, but we left with way more. A little bit of everything tucked away in an unseeingly bakery by the Erie Canal. There's nothing like the smell of fresh bread. As we walked in, we were greeted with a prompt "Hello!". I definitely shopped with my stomach here but how could you not? We got three loaves of delicious bread and bagels... and locally made cream cheese... and a decadent molasses cookie. But all for under $30! I'm going back!
Love the new updated retail store! My daughter said "whoever invented the cronut is a genius!" Amazing Grains.... you truly are a one of a kind high quality "amazing" bakery!
2 months ago
Loveeeee this bakery for the salty bread, but did you know they also have amazing cronuts? I really want to try one of everything. There are a number of locations around Rochester that sell Amazing Grains, which I honestly love about Rochester, so it was really nice to finally get to visit the bakery. It is located in an area with warehouses near the river, in an unassuming location that made me double check that I was in the right place. Once inside, they have racks of baked bread, display cases of pastries, and even a cooler with other products. They were incredibly busy, but polite. Highly recommend a visit! read more
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I was in charge of my niece's baby shower and ordering a cake from Rochester in Orange County California was a huge task. I couldn't find someone to make the fondant for our cake and theme of Peter Rabbit so a friend suggested to find someone local after weeks of search I found Laura Gilbert here right in my neighborhood. She did a fantastic job and wrapped my package so I could travel to California with it. I can't say enough about how lovely she was to deal with . I searched on Etsy and number of search engines and noone could commit to be on time. She made my day when I went to see her and her design was fantastic. Everything was so beautiful in details and designs. Thank you Laura @ Amazing Grains ! read more
1 year ago
Excellent bakery with plenty of selections. They had loafs of sourdough, marbled rye and a lot of other choices. I got a salty roll that was amazing. The spinach and cheese croissant is the best I've ever had. The service was also very good she was kind and talkative. read more
Ok most of us in the Monroe County area have had "Salty Bread" but they do so much more than that. Unfortunately living in the city I have found only a handful of places that keep there bread available. I decided to take a trip up to Fairport and check it out. Just an FYI hours are Thursday-Saturday make sure to check the website/call/social media outlets. Now they were closed for six weeks as they were updating somethings and it's a nice retail space my nav gave good directions but driving down the alley I could not get thru and had to back up and park elsewhere so do yourself a favor and be aware of that. I wanted some bread, granola and whatever else they had. So I picked up a Farmhouse White and a Classic Sourdough, some pastries, granola and some maple pecan butter. Now I saw the board that states what breads are available, pastries and etc. Here's the rub.. I wanted just classic sourdough (now I had no idea sourdough had a vegan and non vegan base ok my bad) I had to ask staff here where's the "regular sourdough" all they had out was Rosemary, some other Marble Rye and etc. Than the staff kind of chided me saying it was there. It was not... Listen I told you three times what's here.. whatever it was annoying. I apologized but she really should have...than I asked for the Pain de Levain hoping I could get some.. sure I can but it's frozen.. again whatever. Now they make bread for retail and other things. Now having a retail space what I don't understand is why you only have one bread slicer? Why do I mention this.. is that me and another person had to wait to have their breads cut. I had two and the other person did too.. the one person helping another person had to deal with all the bread so we're waiting for our stuff. Seriously you can't get another bread slicer or take it in the back and do it? Than trying to cash out with Apple Pay.. I still had to whip out my card. Yes all of this is first world problems but annoying. They make a fabulous product but I don't need to be chided by staff. Will I come back maybe.. but since I can pick up some of the breads at the public market I may just stick with that. If it was a little closer I would visit a bit more, but who knows but I best make sure I have other things to do in the area. 4.5 outta 5 Staff 3.5-5 They have a small parking lot. Peace out read more
2 years ago
Still a great place for a number of wonderful items. Bread seems to be their speciality, is always done very well. They seem to have widened their variety of other specialty items, plenty to try! Most of the non-bread items we've tried have been ok. We found the biscuit to be more of a sort of croissant dough recipe made into a biscuit. Worth stopping by to try a few things. read more
2 years ago
Amazing is right! Locals know this is THE place to go for all bake goods. Their signature salty bread is just a bit of the vast deliciousness that can be had here. read more
2 years ago
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2 years ago
First time here, decided to visit due to the high ratings and good reviews. When we arrived there were several people in and out of the small shop. This place seems very popular. With high expectations going in, I didn't expect that we wouldnt like any of the items we purchased. Tried their salty bread, which seems to be their claim to fame. I was surprised how oily it was and that it will only last one day. They give you instructions on how to freeze and thaw which was much appreciated. It was decent especially if you made a sandwich with it but it didn't knock my socks off. It's decently soft which is nice but I had a hard time getting past the oily ness. It just felt heavy and extra unhealthy to me. Like the fried dough's of loafed bread minus the taste bud satisfaction of confectionery sugar. Purchased a pistachio muffin. Super dense. The denseness really turned me off. I felt like I was eating the consistency of play dough. Again just really heavy. Flavor was decent if the texture had been there. We split the cinnamon roll. We each took a couple bites and unanimously decided to throw the rest out. Very disappointed. The icing didn't taste great, the texture was not very soft, on the dryer side. This place seems popular, I would encourage you to try for yourself. As for my tastebuds this was a huge disappointment. read more
2 years ago
Okay, yes, we went for the salty bread, but we left with way more. A little bit of everything tucked away in an unseeingly bakery by the Erie Canal. There's nothing like the smell of fresh bread. As we walked in, we were greeted with a prompt "Hello!". I definitely shopped with my stomach here but how could you not? We got three loaves of delicious bread and bagels... and locally made cream cheese... and a decadent molasses cookie. But all for under $30! I'm going back! read more
2 years ago
Assuming everyone knows by now that the Amazing Grains salty bread is delicious, we'll jump over raving about that part and hit on some of their lesser known tasty (and slightly less tasty) treats. First off, salty bread makes for some fantastic croutons. The kids and I cracked open the package to "just try one" and proceeded to eat half the bag before making it home. My wife suggested they might even pair well with lettuce, but I'm skeptical. On the sweet side we tried the following: - chocolate croissant: the teenager LOVES chocolate croissants, and this was a good one with excellent flakey layers - French Toast Muffin: weird and not for me. It had no sweetness at all, and the bacon on the outside wasn't crispy and made it hard to eat - Coconut Chocolate Scone: the little one devoured this, even eating the coconut which was perfectly toasted and tasty - Cinnamon Roll: Another one to pass on, as there are better treats here and better cinnamon rolls in town - Chocolate Chip Cream Pie: Hands down the winner. I cannot overstate how delicious this was. We split it (unevenly) between 4 of us (because I cheated), and all agreed that this is going to become and every-visit treat. So in summary, do a 5000 calorie workout then go stuff your face with salty bread and cookie sandwiches. Maybe you can have a nice crouton covered salad for dinner to make up for it. read more
3 years ago
Picked up several loaves of Salty bread which is covered in olive oil. It is freshly baked and very delicious. You'll have to wash your hands afterwards. We also had the chocolate croissants and they were very flaky and delicious as well. read more
6 years ago
My life was literally transformed when I tried the salt bread from Amazing Grains. It was the perfect combination of light fluffy insight, crispy outside and salt on top. Oh my god, it is heavenly. One time, I bought a loaf and ate half of it on the way home. It was only a 5 minute drive! It's even better when you put it in the toaster oven for a few minutes. Amazing Grains will tell you that if you don't eat the bread on the same day you purchase it, you can freeze it. Then, you just pop it in the oven at 350 degrees for 10-15 minutes and it comes out tasting warm and fresh. I'd also like to give a shout out to the delicious cronut. I've never had a cronut before. For those who don't know, it's a combination of a croissant and a donut. It's a flaky outside and soft, gooey inside. There were long lines for cronuts in NYC in 2013, but now you can buy them at Amazing Grains! Also, if you like things that taste like lemon - I'd highly recommend the lemon poppyseed scone. The only downside is that you will have to unbutton your pants after eating there. They probably use SO MUCH butter when they make their baked goods. But it's well worth it in my humble opinion. read more
This hidden jem is well worth the hunt. Right near the bridge where Turk Hill crosses the Erie Canal, there is a small sign at the entrance for Amazing Grains. Once you turn into the lot, veer left and drive all the way to the back. Down the end of the alleyway, you will see a large bakery sign on the left corner of the building. The baked good are scrumptious, the breads are tasty, and the service is warm and inviting. Their salty bread....wow. It's crispy on the outside, soft and doughy on the inside with the perfect amount of salt sprinkled on top. The apple croissant and spinach and cheese croissant were flaky and soft with the right amount of filling with each bite. Looking forward to making grilled cheese sammies with the farmhouse white bread using the parmesan and pesto butter of fatty goodness. Oh! The hunter rye is a hearty sourdough loaf covered with lots of seeds and has bits of currants inside. One of the ladies was very friendly and helpful with suggestions for our first trip there. Definitely will visit again! read more
5 years ago
The most amazing grains. If this review doesn't make you go the sweet smell of baking dough will drag you inside for sure! Pick up some baked goods but don't leave without a loaf of salty bread. Whether you want "just" a loaf of bread, a pastry, breakfast, lunch...they have so much. It's awesome to see this local bakery grow. They also sell other local items: Lighthouse Cream Cheese, Jackie's Jams & Jellies, Maple Syrup, Honey, pickles, Hot Sauce just to name a few. Pick up Fido a treat as well while you're there. Lunch or dinner maybe you want a salty dog or various pizza breads. It's all good! read more
Great staff.. amazing bread. So glad I ventured here. Just a tip you may want to order an extra loaf if you are like me and end up eating half a loaf on the way home. Salty bread is so good. I also picked up English muffins.. I can't wait to have them for breakfast read more
This place feel like a secret. It's located behind this industrial building. When we arrived the place was packed, so you know it's going to be good. They have several different treats behind the counter like flatbreads, large pretzels, cookies, and a few pastries. I think a lot of people come for the bread and the English muffins. Everything looked so good. We ended up with the few pastries that were good. We will definitely go back for the bread and some of their amazing looking English muffins. read more
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