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    Brød and Kage

    3.6 (11 reviews)
    Closed 10:00 am - 5:00 pm

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    Sarah T.

    What a cute bakery! I think I came in a bit late as their selection was limited. Came in late Saturday afternoon. I'll try to get here earlier in the day as I figured most bakeries are likely to be limited towards the end of the day.

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    Ricky P.

    Came here and tried the chocolate chip cookie. Soooo good. Perfect mix of crispy outside and soft inside with rich flavor. The bakery is nice and small with lots of character. The workers are so kind and the prices are great.

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    John D.

    Dawn of the Bread Offshoot of the Danish Mill Bakery, Brød and Kage ("Bread and Cake") serves up authentic Danish pastries and other confections. The Good: *Located at the (slightly) less busy west side of DT Solvang *Public parking nearby (no parking lot) *Nice outdoor area in the back to enjoy your goodies *Nice selection of Danishes, including a Guava-cheese. Which I've never seen before here in Solvang. *Coffee The Meh: *I don't believe anything is made there, but brought in from the mothership bakery down the street. I'm guessing some of the more popular items as they only have, maybe ¼ the selection. *I don't particularly care about this since I rarely carry cash anymore, but they're a cashless business; so card, CashApp, or other wireless phone options only. The Ugly: *What kind of bakery doesn't open until 10 a.m.?? 0_o Conclusion: I was a bit disappointed as I thought it would be maybe a higher-end offshoot of the OG location, but it's basically just the same stuff in the opposite side of town. Which ain't bad, but it isn't necessarily must-see TV either. 3.5*

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    Tasty treats, butter cookies and friendly service too. Nice place to grab some sweets.

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    4.3(585 reviews)
    0.3 mi
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    The Solvang Bakery was our last stop before heading out. During busy weekends this little shop is…read moreso crowded that we've avoided going inside. Today was a perfectly slow day that we found ourselves the only customers in the late afternoon. We were able to take our time browsing every shelf and display. The gingerbread houses were amazing. Everything looked so tasty, especially those Danish buttercookies beautifully boxed and wrapped with ribbon. I found myself going back to them until finally giving in to buying a couple to share with family. The type and shape of the buttercookies is slightly different in each box. A small bag is also available. Super-cute, bright, clean and organized. Friendly staff. I'm so glad we finally had a chance to visit.

    The Solvang Bakery is one of a couple Danish bakeries in Solvang California. They all offer similar…read morepastries but in their unique way. The Solvang Bakery offers a delightful section of pastries and breads, including their Jalapeño Onion Cheese Bread, amazing gingerbread cookies, almond kringle, and authentic buttery Danish butter cookies. I personally could not get enough of their amazing Jalapeño Onion Cheese Bread loaf. It has a blend of cheddar cheese, poppy seeds, onion, and a bit of garlic, creating a flavorful experience. Along with its cozy ambiance, clean bakery, and friendly staff, this is a must visit location when in town.

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    Apricot owl eye, kransekage and a large coffee. All delicious!

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    Mortensen's Danish Bakery - Cream Cheese Danish ($5)

    Mortensen's Danish Bakery

    3.9(1.1k reviews)
    0.0 mi
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    My family and I knew that it was a must to stop into a Danish bakery while in Solvang and…read moreMortensen's was first! Mortensen's is a landmark in Solvang, the building is huge and they even have nice lawn area where you can sit and enjoy your treats! We ordered an assortment of cookies, an Almond Croissant, Cheese Danish and a Pistachio Bar. There were so many pastries to choose from - we had a hard time walking away and not buying one of everything! They had tubs of Danish Butter Cookies and massive Danish Kringles! They also had plenty of seating inside as well! I loved seeing all of the Spring and Easter decorations throughout - it was a very welcoming atmosphere! Staff were also friendly and gave recommendations! I would definitely come back and visit Mortensen's the next time I am in Solvang! Check them out!

    Take a look at my photos first--the cake and the bill just didn't match. I ordered three items (two…read morecakes and a coffee), but the receipt only listed two, and they weren't even the items I had. I checked the menu and realized the bill was actually for less than I should have paid; it was likely mixed up with the customer sitting next to me, who I remember had ordered a Napoleon. Looking at the prices later, I found the menu quite strange: the Chocolate Eclair is $11.95, while the Napoleon is a dollar less. Anyone who has ever made both will admit that an eclair is much easier to prepare than a Napoleon--in fact, an eclair might be the easiest item in a bakery. It's an interesting pricing choice. This bakery must be very famous; even the AI I used to plan my trip from Pasadena to San Jose recommended it. Since it isn't peak season, I easily found a parking spot on the main street, which was a relief compared to ten years ago when I had to drive in circles to find one. Even in the off-season, there was still a line--not too long, but a line nonetheless. The pastries in the case were all beautifully made and looked delicious. It was difficult to decide, but I eventually chose a Chocolate Eclair and a Danish Waffle. I went with the eclair because it was one of the few Western-style cakes available in my hometown of Shanghai when I was growing up. I've loved them since childhood. Back then, the only other Western desserts we could find were Palmiers, Chestnut Cream Cakes, and cups of whipped cream that you would just eat directly. The eclair tasted excellent, with a texture that was a perfect mix of soft and crispy. The cream was a little oily but still acceptable, and while the whole thing was quite sweet--a bit beyond average--I could still enjoy it. The Danish Waffle looked a bit like a fried Chinese donut, or Youtiao, stuffed with whipped cream, but the outside was actually a light, crispy puff pastry. It was much better than I imagined--crispy without being hard and perfectly baked. The filling was the same cream used in the eclair, combined with raspberry jam. I later realized the Danish Waffle was only $6.25, nearly half the price of the eclair despite being just as good. It's strange that the Chocolate Eclair is the most expensive item in the bakery; it's good, but compared to the Danish Waffle, the price is a bit high. I saw some people complaining that the bakery doesn't have a restroom. When I asked, the staff politely directed me to the nearby park. I accepted the answer, though I can't imagine how they handle the crowds during the busy season. Regardless, this is a five-star experience, no doubt--just be sure to check your bill when you pay. I don't want to pay more than I owe, but I don't want to pay less, either.

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    Raspberry Danish ($5)

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    Olsen's Danish Village Bakery - 6/10/25

    Olsen's Danish Village Bakery

    4.1(1.4k reviews)
    0.1 mi
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    Visited Olsen's Danish Village Bakery during our trip to Solvang and absolutely loved it. The…read moremoment you walk in, the smell of fresh pastries and butter fills the entire bakery, it truly feels like stepping into a little town in Denmark. The pastries were buttery without being overly sweet, which made them even better. Staff were friendly. If you visit Solvang, one of the "must-stop" spots is definitely Olsen's Danish Village Bakery. Highly recommend! Check out my video: https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZP8pSuSW9/

    TLDR: It's simple things done well. I'm normally wary of going to places that tourists frequent,…read morebut this is a place that I feel matches the hype. Thoughts: I must admit that I'm not a bread person. The only reason I went here is that I had to take some tourists around. Solvang was a pretty obvious stop to make, and we found ourselves in Olsen's. I'm a believer of nailing the simple things, because you won't be able to hide it in fluff. What I liked about Olsen's bread is that they taste home made. The flavors taste exactly like what you asked for, and they don't have those added chemicals that certain establishments use to make the flavors "pop out". The bread was flaky, chewy, and an overall joy to consume. Ambiance: The tables and chairs had a cafe vibe (which is what the place is). It's clean, the bakery smelled great, and the high foot traffic means that the turnaround keeps the food fresh. Service: Straightforward. Pick your bread, ask your questions, and the staff will ring you up after getting what you asked for.

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    Cherry Danish Fruit Strip, Danish Style Raisin Bread, cappuccino, and white chocolate mocha

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    Aebleskivehuset - Aebleskivers with Raspberry Jam and Sugar

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    3.8(72 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    After all our shopping, the husband was ready for a snack! The promise of aebleskivers and ice…read morecream kept him going up to this point. :) There was a short line when we arrived, and it moved fast. The young lady who helped us was very nice. Each order comes with 3 freshly made aebleskivers topped with powder sugar. We chose to have ours with the classic raspberry jam and sugar. We added two scoops of Cookies n' Cream in a cone. Just like a regular pancake, you can make it as sweet or simple as you like. I prefer to coat each bite with the tart jam and a side swipe of the sugar. The inside is warm, comforting and so good! The ice cream was perfectly creamy and yummy with the freshly made waffle cone. The store is small -- in just a couple steps you're in one door then out the other. Right outside are three tables and some benches. The tables turnover pretty quickly but get sticky/dirty throughout the day. Napkins are easily available at the inside counter.

    It was fine? I guess? The place was clean and cute, though the animatronic old Danish Aebleskiver…read moredude was a little unsettling. The server was helpful and prompt. Ordered the classic aebleskiver with raspberry jam and sugar. They were just kind of bland and chewy, not bad but not memorable. Maybe I'm just not an aebleskiver person. I thought I remembered them being pretty good, like maybe even crisp in the outside? But these were not that. Oh well. Not that much money wasted. They were like $6.95 for an order of three.

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