Do not walk, RUN to this bakery. If you are looking for something new and delicious, you will not…read morebe disappointed. The standouts were the ube latte and the crème brûlée cruffin. The ube latte was perfectly sweet with a strong ube flavor. The crème brûlée cruffin had a top that was so crispy from the toasted sugar that I couldn't cut into it, and the bottom was just stuffed full of cream. It was super messy to eat and impossible to share- next time I am getting my own. We also had the pandan coconut cupcake, which was good but not as exciting as the cruffin. The pandan and coconut were both equally strong flavors- I liked it better than my husband did. The Thai tea cake in a cup was also excellent, but outshone by the cruffin. They were out of a few other things we wanted to try by 11am on a Saturday, so get there early if you want something specific. The gentleman running the counter was very friendly and efficient, even when they were busy. Seriously, get the crème brûlée cruffin. I know I will be back for it.

I hadn't been to this cute and interesting (Vietnamese-French fusion!) bakery for quite a while…read more(looked it up: wow, four years--time flies). My girlfriend was taking a class nearly across the street, so I thought I'd check it out. I was disappointed that they've apparently stopped making crêpe cakes as that was a favorite. There were none in the case and they're no longer mentioned on the Web site. Alas. However, there were lots of interesting items on display. I selected a Strawberry Croissant, a Chocolate Cupcake, and one of the cake cups: Ube Tres Leches Milk Cake. I'd never seen anything like that last item before. The strawberry croissant is filled with fresh strawberries and vanilla cream. I was worried that it might be soggy, but it was crispy, flaky and very tasty. The frosting on the cupcake was chocolate-flavored chantilly cream. This was heavenly. Absolutely perfect. I never contemplated ube plus tres leches. There is a traditional Vietnamese version (ha, you Latin purists!) that uses the flavors of Vietnamese iced coffee, but ube is a new approach. The number of different cultures involved here is making my head spin, but the result was delightful, of course. A mini cake in a paper ice cream cup is also a great idea. More substantial and easier to eat than a cupcake, but still a good snack for one person. Service was prompt, friendly, and helpful. The business faces Colfax Avenue. There's street parking plus a large, free parking lot behind the building. There are a number of tables if you can't wait to get your purchases home and a variety of drinks including Vietnamese coffee, a full espresso bar, tea, and lemonade. Bánh mi and other breakfast and lunch sandwiches are available plus rice bowls. I really enjoyed my purchases. Downtown Aurora is a bit of a drive for me, but I definitely need to make the trip more often.

Some places are so good that you forget to leave a review and take pictures because you're too busy…read moreenjoying the food. That perfectly describes La Fillette. We've dined inside before, but yesterday we stopped in to pick up pastries and were reminded why this is one of our favorite bakeries in Denver. We grabbed an éclair, a blueberry muffin, and two ham and Swiss croissants. Every single thing was outstanding. The croissants are incredibly flaky and buttery with the perfect ratio of ham and Swiss, the blueberry muffin was moist without being overly sweet, and the éclair disappeared embarrassingly fast. We always have every intention of taking pictures... and then we take one bite and completely forget. That's probably the best compliment we can give. We loved sitting inside, which is intimate, cozy but still roomy. We are looking forward to sitting outside in their patio space. Staff are also exceptional!

We were visiting Denver for Labor Day weekend and obviously we needed to find good breakfast spots…read more La Fillette was highly recommended. The place was modest and quirky, with a random small chandelier adorning this bakery. Families, groups of friends, and cyclists were in the mix of patrons on a Saturday morning. All servers were very friendly, helpful with dish descriptions, and fast! The ham and cheese croissant and a shared cinnamon bun was in the cards. The pastry was flakey, buttery, and very tasty. The sesame, roasted onion and garlic sprinkled on top of the pastry was delightful. The warm cheese and ham inside were also good. The cinnamon bun was a nice mix of croissant and cinnamon bun; also flaky and buttery. I am guessing flakey, soft, and buttery is their signature! One minor thing, that coffee was not good, but the food made up for it. Overall, this was a very nice place that got us interested in all the pastries with that buttery flavor. For sure a recommend for visitors and locals.

This place is incredible. If youre looking for traditional Korean pastries that make it like they…read moredid back then, this is the place to look for. Please consider going here when you also visit 85 degrees and support your local businesses.

Cute little bakery and smelled delicious from outside. I bought almond loaf and some angel food…read morecake. Once side of the bakery has tables and I wondered why there were no chairs for people to sit. Loaf was on point. There were many items that looked tasty. Utilize that other side of the bakery with places to sit or more product. I really enjoyed the experience. Will be back.

It's inside a church. Don't drive past the church trying to find it…read more Once inside Milly's has a classic kitchy indy coffee shop decor - vintage furniture, eclectic decor, the works. Coffee and food are fantastic. The omelet roll is tasty and the cinnamon roll tastes homemade (and good, to be clear. ) They also make a quality flat white.

Such a home-y vibe!…read more It's inside of a church! I was driving a friend from Centennial to Aurora and this place was perfectly on the way. Literally nothing much else around AT ALL. It was a SINGLE pin on my google map - no pins near it at all! I must have pinned this at some point as "a place to go to sometime when in the area" but I really can't remember pinning it and am not sure why I would pin a coffee shop located in a church! However! This is the second coffee shop that I've seen in Denver while driving by - like located as part of a massive church, so it was interesting to actually be checking it out. It was a weekday and there was a vast parking lot and there were like 4 cars. LOTS of parking! Once inside, I immediately relaxed! Didn't even know I was tense! There was so much to look at and it smelled so good inside. Couldn't quite put my finger on it. Something baked tho. My eyes wandered everywhere over the various retail areas, the furniture - couches to patio furniture, the people behind the counter, the various large chalkboards, menus, etc. Lots to look at. I wound up getting a spicy chai! I never order chai! I must have been under some strange spell from being immersed in the warm comforting baked goods aroma! The spicy chai had KICK! It was so good that I ordered a second one to go! My friend ordered that ham+cheese biscuit which looked amazing, with those cheese legs dripping! Whoa! It was such a nice coffee + conversation vibe. I would totally go again if I am ever in that area again! Oh! The 2 behind the counter were very friendly and knowledgeable about their vast variety of menu and drink items!

Overall, the cake tasted good and was light enough for our asian parents to enjoy. Also very easy…read moreto place my order over text. Docking a few stars for the following reasons: - I asked for fresh strawberries and blueberries for the filling, but there was barely any fruit inside... - Cake design was nothing like i had ordered. I actually didn't notice how odd the design was until i got home and put the cake topper on (see photo) Maybe just go with a simple design. Lastly, don't try to pick up your cake earlier than the scheduled time. First time I've experienced a cake not being made earlier than scheduled pickup--I must be spoiled. I came by 2 hrs early (at 11am) when my pickup was at 1. They were still making the cake and said to come by 1. She mentioned they get backed up on weekends and don't have a lot of staff, so I get it. Came by at 2 just to make sure it was done. Just want to call that out; don't come earlier than your scheduled pickup time.

Called in on a Friday to see if I can get a cake on Saturday night for my birthday party. I ordered…read morethe green tea fruit cake to be picked up after 4 PM on Saturday, and it was perfect! Not too sweet, proportionate cream to bread ratio, and the fruits were fresh. On another occasion, this bakery also did my sister's birthday cake which was requested ahead of time with a specific aesthetic in mind (picture attached, name scribbled out for privacy sake). Again, it was perfect! The inside of the store is pretty typical, has Korean pastries and even offers shaved ice. But as we all know, it's the inside that counts ;)

They have the best cookies. If you want some great flavors, really great sizes and wonderful place…read moreto visit every time we are in town.

If you are in the area, please stop by and purchase some goodies from this shop. It is…read moreindependently owned and the owner is often seen purchasing quality ingredients at local store. Unlike other franchised stores, this one has more of authentic Korean flavored goods. I especially love the smaller sized cakes that looks so cute and delicious. Of course, it is priced accordingly which is very competitive to other stores. Inside the M mart to the left as you enter!

Most amazing and delicate and decadent pastries ever created! So inventive and fantastic!read more

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

Sweet, savory and plenty of goodies that will surprise you…read more They offer a ton of bakery items that are perfect for any occasion. From the freshly baked breads, decadent cakes, sandwiches, pastries, coffees, teas and drinks. Looking for a place to slow down, grab a bit to eat, meet up with some friends, this is will be your spot. We preordered a mango cloud cake recently for special birthday. It's amazing! Fresh cream cake topped with mangoes. Cream wasn't overly sugary and the freshness of the mango made it the right level of sweetness.

As the recently opened 85°C Bakery Cafe brought new competition to the food scene in Parker and…read moreYale in Aurora, not only the Mr. Bakery next door had far fewer customers, but TOUS les JOURS also was not as crowded as usual. The upsides were the queue was not as long, more unoccupied seats and far fewer sold out items on the shelves since I still cannot convince myself standing in a line for 20 to 30 minutes just for pastries and coffee.

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.

First time I tried this bakery was from the TooGoodToGo app. And now have been here a few times…read more There is not really any great parking next to it but you can pay the parking lot fee. The staff is friendly and the almond croissants are to die for! Don't forget to also get the Nutella croissant just in case you want to experience a sugar rush. Good prices and very cute location

Stopped by LoDough Bakery on a cold morning before work and grabbed a ham and cheese croissant…read morealong with an almond croissant to take home. The employee at the counter was patient even with a small line forming behind me, and my order came out pretty quickly. The ham and cheese croissant had a nice flaky texture without falling apart everywhere, which I appreciated since I ate it in the car. The almond croissant was lightly sweet and tasted fresh instead of overly buttery. The shop itself felt relaxed and clean, and nobody rushed customers even during the breakfast crowd. I'd come back when I'm in the area again.