Manifest Bread is a cute shop with a nice vibe. The customer service was great and I was greeted…read moreimmediately with a smile. The young lady at the counter was friendly and patient. I ordered a biscuit with jam, a chocolate chip pecan cookie, and donut for my daughter. I only went for a quick treat but they were placing out some fresh made sandwiches that looked good. The apple and cheddar sandwich sounds good so I'd come back to try it. I didn't see the coffee menu until after placing my order but they do offer espresso and lattes. The cookie was delicious and had a slight salty flavor that complemented it well. The biscuit was good too but tasted healthy. I would order it again. I would revisit Manifest Bread to try more of their menu items. The service was great, there was room to sit inside and there's a dedicated parking lot. I went during the week so I'm not sure if parking is as easily available on the weekends.

I've purchased their baked goods at regional farmers' markets and wanted to see the brick & mortar…read morestore for myself. It's located in a convenient, small shopping center off of Route 1. Parking is challenging at peak times. The selection of baked goods is varied and fresh. The line to buy items can get long. There's a decent-sized space to "eat-in", should you want. The sweet potato/chili/pistachio bialy is quite a creation, really like it, zings big time. I've never seen that flavor combo in a bialy before and hope they keep making it. The gingerbread with meyer lemon glaze has a very deep ginger flavor that's quite memorable. Not as keen about the breads. The community sandwich loaf is too plain for me and the sourdough breads are tame.

Good selection at a good price for Latin baked goods, would recommend! There's a couple options in…read morethe area and can't go wrong here

I decided to try this place, since I heard their Tres Leches cake was good. To tell the truth, I've…read morehad better from at least 3 other places that weren't bakeries. Not bad, but I would not recommend .

Ted's Bulletin, located in Gaithersburg, MD, is where I meet my clients regularly. Uptown Bakers…read moreBagels is a must-have when visiting this establishment and during every meeting. However, during one of my meetings, my client and I were bragging about how tasty the Bagels were when a gentleman seated in the adjacent booth informed us that he was the one who delivered the delicious treats. Still, we knew the monotone in his voice indicated he wasn't happy about his delivery job. So, upon inquiring, he stated that the pay was decent but could be better considering the amount of driving and manual labor. Upper management at Uptown Bakers doesn't keep their word with the employees and appears to be consistently months late issuing bonuses quarterly. Immediately, I felt appalled and put the bagel down as he explained that his child was due to have surgery and the bonuses would help pay his copay. This company needs to do better.

Best sourdough bread in the Multiverse !! Nice and chewy,…read moreand with a perfect crust. BIG YUM!!

Yummy! Banana pudding was delicious, the butter rum cake was absolutely amazing.. I also got the…read morestrawberry crunch cake( will come back and let you know how it is) Met the owner and she was a sweetheart! Definitely recommend

I ordered a few cupcakes from this location. And to be honest with you, some of them were a bit of…read morea hit or miss. I tried A banana pudding flavor that was actually very good and I truly enjoyed the flavors. It was definitely giving southern banana pudding. But then I try to red velvet and it was very dry so I wasn't a fan of it at all. I would still say try it out because one review shouldn't make you say yay or nay entirely if the experience is up in the air. Service was pretty good and the location is very cute and clean and inviting. A friend of mine also ordered a few cupcakes and I can't remember the flavors but there was one that was dry for her as well and wasn't very tasty. But the other two she said we're pretty good so yes I would say still try this spot out to see which flavors you may enjoy.

I highly recommend these cupcakes. We decided to try the cookies and cream (chocolate cake, Oreo…read moreicing) and red velvet (red velvet cake, cream cheese icing). The chocolate cake was delicious- so moist and chocolatey! The Oreo icing was sweet but a nice complement. Definitely tasted like cookies and cream! The red velvet cake was also delicious! The cream cheese icing was a bit strong though, and out of everything was my least favorite thing. With that said... best cupcakes I've had in a while and I highly recommend! Can't wait to try more!

Yes, yes, yes, yes…read more... Another bakery in Riverdale. Bring on the sweets! Tucked in Le Fantome you'll see the QR codes on the tables. Order directly from your phone. They will bring the order out to you! So delicious! To die for! Who needs Nothing Bundt Cakes when you have this place near.

Vigilante continues to roast and brew very good coffee. There's a richness in their product that…read morekeeps me coming back for more. Whatever Chris Vigilante and his team are doing: keep going, please! The loyalty program is welcome and helps regulars. I've come to enjoy the various baked goods that are for sale. This wasn't always the case. There's been a concerted effort to offer better options. Last visit, I got a pastry knot sprinkled with pistachio nuts that was scrumptious and a yummy almond croissant.

I wanted a quick spot to relax on a day off from work and found vigilante. It's a cool spot with…read morecool people working there, I can see why the place is popular for college students and wfh enthusiasts. I had a small classic açaí bowl with no blueberries and an iced matcha. When they say small, they mean it but it's honestly just enough. The açaí was honestly a highlight for me and I'd easily come back for it.

I have passed this bakery on my way for months and wondered what exactly I would see. I saw Mexican…read morebakery and was excited, pan dulce is my jam!! On a random day, I decided to go on in. The interior is quaint, there are no places to sit, simply pan and some refrigerated items. I didn't quite understand the process, so what appears to be the baker explained things to me. So I'll share; obtain a tray, put a piece of paper down, grab some tongs and (my favorite part) pick your pan dulce!! I got the concha, my absolute fave, it was inexpensive and I could tell freshly baked. There was a bit of sweetness, what would be a perfect addition to your cup of coffee. I'll be back to try some more.

Lots of sweet options for great prices. Never been to a place like this before…read more Here, you basically go in and get a tray and put whatever bakery items you want to take to cashier. It almost reminds me of a downtown mom and pop bakery shop where everything is super fresh and the prices are really good. Of all the treats we ended up getting, I ended up eating a couple of churos and a slice of a cake. Everything tasted great. The service was also really good overall.

Absolutely Amazing! I felt like I was back in Texas with a East Coast Twist!…read more Pan Dulce is a Mexican bread that is nostalgic for me. They also have food. They have Mexican Tamales. I never have to go to Texas. If you're a Tex/Mex person you'll love this place. People are very welcoming and friendly. Coming back for sure. The CAKES look amazing! Will be back for that.

The fact that this isn't rated 5 full stars, or by more than just a few people, tells me I need to…read morestop what I'm doing and move here. I've never been to a Mexican bakery, or really had much authentic Mexican food available to me, but we'd been staying in the area for a few weeks. One day after a very long morning, we saw this bakery and made the very rookie move of walking in absolutely starving. Neither of us had the other to talk us down, we grabbed a tray and just started piling things onto it. We managed to stop ourselves at six pastries, but still with a sense of remorse, not having planned on spending so much money on baked goods. They rang us up and charged us $11.12. We walked out of there with a bag about as heavy as any meal we'd ordered wondering if they've made a mistake or if these are just garbage pastries we just bought. The pricing just felt unrealistically low for what we got. We took the goods home and ate them throughout the day, and into the next. Not a single complaint. In fact, why is this place seemingly not so big a deal? I think we made a scene with our excitement as we walked in and made a few laps, deciding what to get. We went to a lot of places and found a lot of great food while in the area, but I think this place was the most exciting find. We left on Easter Sunday, and figured we'd give the place a try. They were open! This time we knew we'd never have another shot at this place so we went all out. Ten pastries (each one better than the last), two tamales, freaking $15.48. We absolutely fail to see what the not-so-big deal is about this place. Maybe it's par for the course for the area, or for Mexican bakeries in general. But if all you know is $2-3 per item starting price for mediocre baked goods, make sure to stop here while you're in the area and go nuts.

Donut's are on point with a hot cup of coffee you can't go wrong I had three withthe yellow cream…read morefilling with jelly on top

I always love popping in here for a sweet treat. Their baked goods are authentic and affordable.read more

Went looking for pan de muerto, found it, not amazing but not bad, good flavor and several other…read morefun options for sweet treats. Though a fair bit more expensive that other local Mexican bakeries