Best cake of my lifeeeee i have to write a certain amount of words but all i have to say is it was…read morethe best cake ive ever had

Very nice bakery in a very cool spot. Pastries were amazing…read more The nice man working was so careful and thoughtful packing up my purchases. Traveling for work but I wish I could go back and try more!

I was curious how an award winning patisserie has less than 5 stars on yelp. So, as a French baked…read moregoods connoisseur who has live in Paris, France, I decided to check it out. The cafe has a cute location next to Ruby's on E 33rd ave. The location is clean and modern, and the lady behind the counter was professional and friendly. I got there shortly after 7am on a Thursday, so I had a great selection to choose from. I tried the almond croissant ($7) and the pistachio one ($8.5). Their croissant is a third bigger than normal, and buttery and flakey, as expected in a croissant. Almond croissant is delicious. There's a thin layer of almond paste, and I think they could be little bit more generous with the almond paste given the croissant is so big. There were hardly any at the ends. Pistachio croissant looks better than it tastes. There's a fluffy sour cream butter sort of filling in the middle which didn't taste much like pistachio. I would prefer a solid pistachio paste or sprinkles of pistachio. I wanted to taste the pistachio and I wasn't getting it. I would try their chocolate croissant next time. So this place might be a hit or miss depending on what you order.

French bakery and holiday pastries? Sign me up! I live close by to this bakery but had no idea it…read morewas here. I went in about 8 am on a Tuesday and while it wasn't very busy inside, most of the pastries were already gone! In order to avoid missing out on an item you want, you can order online with options to pay online or pay at the store. The croissants are absolutely delicious- crunchy, buttery, soft. Even the cinnamon roll was made out of the same pastry which was a surprise! For the holiday croissant trees, we ranked them in order: 1) Naughty Strawberry, 2) Nice Pecan, 3) Merry Pistachio. We didn't care for the sprinkles but understood the visual appeal! They were easy to wipe off anyways. Took off stars for customer service. My experience wasn't very friendly and the staff didn't look too pleased to be there either. They made a big deal about their online prices being incorrect versus what it was in store, and charged me the higher amount (even though that's not my fault but the person that entered it). I was standing there for a couple of minutes before I had the ask them what the issue was. One guy couldn't figure it out so passed it on to another person and left without saying anything. The 2nd employee came in late (who later told me she was the manager of Ruby Good Shoes - Hasena), didn't initiate any greetings, but they were quick to badmouth another employee who didn't show up for their shift. To a customer - wow! She perked up when I inquired about her restaurant and told me to come back to try but having experience working in customer service & food service, I can't support talking poorly about your fellow coworkers. Mainly street parking and some spaces behind the building.

One of my favorite bakeries in Denver. And now just great pastries, but great coffee as well…read more Really loved the recent Noah Kahan speciality drink menu. I love that they have an offering of pasta too. I highly recommend following them on socials to keep up with all the special and changing menus, there are so many good pastries you don't want to miss out on.

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!

Loved this spot. Little farther north of everything but it's quiet with plenty of comfortable…read moreseating. Cool inside with music volume at a good level for working or chatting with others. Good pastries, good coffee, and very kind and friendly staff. 5/5

Stopped in recently and got a iced chai and honestly was pretty underwhelmed. The chai flavor was…read morepretty light and tasted similar to one of those Tazo Chai Concentrates not sure where they source their chai. The environment though is very nice with ample space to work, great ambiance and lots of nice local artists featured alongside their coffee shop swag, baked goods and variety of beans. If I'm in the area, I may stop by again and update this review with coffee specific info.

In town visiting family and they told us about this amazing bakery they frequent in the Denver…read morearea. So they took us to experience Taste of Denmark. As soon as I walked in I could smell the aroma of amazing fresh baked goods, they offer a large variety of Danish pastries as well as savory baked goods and freshly baked breads. Taste of Denmark also offers coffee drinks and other beverages. We choose a small variety of baked goods to take home and let me tell you I thought my Italian culture could bake but the Danes do an incredible job baking their cultural treats. So many choices and will take several visits to try them all. The staff was friendly and helpful answering our many questions of "what's this one and what's that one" . Every pastry we purchased was amazing and incredibly fresh, very reasonably priced. A very unique taste and unlike other bakeries they offer a very different type of pastry that is not like the others. So tasty and delizioso. Taste of Denmark you guys bake up deliciousness! Grazie Mille!

I have heard about Taste of Denmark for a while now and finally made it in. Honestly, I understand…read moreand don't understand the hype. Some items were good but others were kinda bland. The almond krinkle (which I think is their most popular) was probably the best item we had next to the jalapeño sour dough. The loafs of bread were good and tasty and I would consider buying them to make a sandwich with. They have a lot of options. I wish there were names. I was just guessing what looks good and pointing at what I wanted. The parking lot is small but most people get their pastries and leave. The space is small. They have indoors and outdoor seating. No one sat inside when we went so we were kinda the first. Service is friendly and they do try to get you your order quick.

We were looking for a place to grab a bite, enjoy a coffee or matcha, and work a little. This cute…read morebakery checked all the boxes. I was delighted to see they have a hojicha latte on the menu, and it was delicious. Smooth and slightly sweet with a perfectly nutty taste, it brought me right back to my Tokyo travels. The match my partner had was great too. We tried the tuna bun, the jalapeño cheese pastry, and a matcha cream treat. The winner for me was the tuna bun, it had a great texture in the bread and really flavorful tuna mixture. There is plenty of seating and outlets for work purposes. Staff is friendly and helpful!

If I compare this to any of the Asian bakeries I frequent in NYC, this place is not very good -…read moreprices here are double what they would be in NYC and bread in Denver always sucks. However, for Denver, this is a good concept. There's nothing like it in the area. I do enjoy red bean and a custard. The music always sucks whenever I come in here though. And the clientele can sometimes be douche-bag-y.

Well, the I wish I took photos of our treats we bought, but fortunately they were so delicious we…read moreate them up! I stopped by after grabbing coffee and boy am I glad I did. There's something special about being able to watch the food you eat being made right next to you. The English muffins are huge and out of this world. We did a standard plain sourdough loaf as well as a tasty breakfast pasty with sausage in it. Best part is that the breakfast treat we bought was still warm! We will 100% be back!

This place has the best pastries. They are flaky, buttery and taste incredible. Our favorite is the…read morecardamom roll and the berry roll, but everything we've tried is amazing. The breakfast sandwiches are huge and made with homemade bagels or English muffins. We typically get one pastry and one breakfast sandwich to split for two people. I've also tried their sourdough bread, which is delicious. The workers are friendly and helpful if you don't know exactly what you want. They can sell out pretty quickly so it's best to get there before 9.

We had an awesome breakfast with wonderful breakfast sandwiches, coffee, tea & take home pastries…read morefor Texas! Could not choose which pastries there were so many beautiful yummies to pick from. I think we have 1 or 2 or more of everything in the case! The almond croissants are to die for in above photo. Thank you for a wonderful visit Chef Lisa.

I have been a D Bar fan for many years. There is less variety now than before, but their classics…read moreare still executed well. Their chocolate cake is soft and moist; I think there is a little espresso in there, which enhances the chocolate flavor. They have interesting macarons like cinnamon, black sesame, and whiskey. Right now, they have a seasonal pumpkin cheesecake, which is very airy and light, almost like a mousse cake. The cafe is small, but it's a happy place to be with delicious freshly made desserts.