Devil's Food Bakery

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

The bakery located inside Denver central market

Lemon meringue crown. Yummy.

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GetRight’s Bakery & Plant Shop

4.9(171 reviews)

7.7 mi

So glad this place was recommended to me! A total gem in every which way. Service was incredible,…read morethey were patient and very knowledgeable about their products as I asked for recommendations. I ended up getting quiche for myself, pepperoni pizza for my wife as well as a plain croissant, chocolate pistachio croissant and maple cinnamon bun. The quiche was just okay in my opinion but everything else was stand out. My wife loved the pizza and the homemade ranch is AMAZING. The chocolate pistachio croissant was tasty, very flakey. The cinnamon bun was also very good but the frosting was a bit sweeter for my taste. A must visit if you're considering a solid bakery!

I was really excited to try this place for a late breakfast/ brunch on the way out of town. I'm…read moresorry to say it wasn't my favorite. We were hoping to try the breakfast sandwiches but were disappointed to see that they stop serving them after 11 am- which is fine, we ordered the vegetation artichoke sandwich to share instead. It was super wet and goopy without any crunch or other texture, but the flavor was good. The prices were high for what we got. We also tried the chocolate pistachio croissant which was also super messy and leaked everywhere on the warm day. The staff was friendly enough and there is plenty of outside seating.

View of counter and kitchen behind

Semolina Baguette & house-made Herb Butter

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Sausage Biscuit

LoDough Bakery

4.8(148 reviews)

4.2 mi•Lodo, Northwest

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.

Passionfruit Croissant

Nutella Croissant

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Tokyo Premium Bakery

4.7(527 reviews)

1.2 mi•Southwest

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.

3.7 mi•Montclair, Southeast

Seating area

Beef curry

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Matcha latte (iced)

La Fillette Bakery

4.4(408 reviews)

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.

A little bit of dinner, a little bit of bakery, a whole lot of delicious butteriness

Ham & Cheese Scrambler made with egg whites

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Reem's Bakery

4.6(80 reviews)

2.1 mi•Southeast

Honestly I'm so upset that it's taken me this long to visit! First time visitor so I ordered 2 of…read moreeach Baklava to try, with the exception of Pistachio because you just need more always. I should have ordered more because the walnut baklava was my favorite. We also ordered the Dubai bar, and while we've had it before (at different locations), the baklava stole the show! I'm glad it's a bit of a drive for me because otherwise I would be here every week lol

This was a nice discovery as somebody that drives by the place but never walking in. Up until I had…read morethe pleasure to go inside and meet Bushra the lady that works in there from Morroco with a beautiful smile,. Ambiance is very nice. She explained the variety of their desserts, ice cream, and drinks.. she even gave me an advice about the best things to pick for a friend as a gift! We tried their Basbousa and baklava that was very delicious! It might be a little bit pricey for some, but this is only to ensure good fresh quality every single time! I highly recommend this nice place .

6.8 mi•Berkeley, Northwest

Baklava

Turkish delight

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Treat boxes

Bakery Four

4.7(201 reviews)

Absolutely loved everything we got at bakery for. The pastries were delicious as always. The…read morecroissants were perfectly flaky, buttery, and fresh with just the right amount of crunch. The pop tarts were dangerously good, and somehow managed to make a childhood classic feel completely grown up. Everything tasted fresh, thoughtfully made, and full of flavor. Cute little bakery that does get packed with long lines so just be aware. Earlier the better. Service is exceptional per usual.

Bakery Four is a great bakery! Everything we tried was really good, especially the pastries. The…read morematcha latte was just okay, but I'm coming here for the baked goods anyway. Be prepared for a line. It was very long when we went, and it took quite a while to get through it. That said, the location is great. It's in a very walkable neighborhood and right across the street from a park, which makes it a nice area to hang out before or after. The bakery itself is very open and sparse with a pretty industrial feel, but it works well for the space. Overall, a great bakery and definitely worth checking out, just expect to wait a little if they're busy!

4.4 mi•Five Points, Northwest

Cool decor

Kouign Amann

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Line on Saturday morning!

The Denver Central Market

4.4(691 reviews)

Not a bad place I'd come back here when everything is open but seem like a cool place for one stop…read moreshop. Bakery was the best option for us Other places we just didn't crave maybe next time

Visited on a random weekday. We walked to this location since it was walkable from our hotel. Looks…read morelike there's ample street parking but you might have to pay. Don't quote me on that. There were plenty of seats and it was clean. Even the bathrooms were clean. It wasn't super busy on a weekday morning. We walked around to see what they had and it was a breakfast spot, pizza, bakery, seafood, chocolate and coffee. I wasn't sure what the other one was in the corner but it didn't look interesting (I think sandwiches). I did wish they had something Asian like a ramen spot or even a pho spot but nothing. We ordered a breakfast sandwich called the Thunderbird at Call Your Mother. It was about $11. It was made fresh and it was super duper hot that we waited for a bit for it to be warm in order to eat it. The egg was fluffy, the sausage was filling and the cheese was melty. The only complaint I had was it was a little too sweet for me. It has honey and I guess I should have asked if it could be on the side. It really needed the hot sauce and it made it better. The other item we ordered was a ham and cheese croissant at Izzio Bakery. I think that's what it's called. They heated it up for me and it was about $8 after tax and tip. It was so good warmed up. The cheese was gooey and it was the right amount of salty goodness. The hubs and I kinda fought for the last bite. Would definitely would like to try other items from there next time we are in town. We would return but wished there was a noodle spot and it would make it so much better.

Tammens

Salad from greenseed

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Reunion Bread

4.6(250 reviews)

1.0 mi•Southwest

Still think this is the best bakery in Denver. Hands down …read more And their new location is so nice they have indoor and outdoor sitting - I'm beyond happy for them. Service is excellent. They added a little breakfast menu. Pastries are out of this world and they also have pretty good coffee. If you are in Denver, this place is a MUST. You'll not regret it

Incredible pastries at Reunion! Staff here was so friendly and kind. Nice place for a grab and go…read morebut they also have several tables inside and outside. Pastel de nata: 5/5 (must try) Almond croissant: 5/5 (must try) Ham and Gruyere: 4/5 Goat toast: 4.2/5 Eggsperiance toast: 2.8/5 (skip, lacked flavor)

6.7 mi•Berkeley, Northwest

The original location with Pain Au Chocolat.

Gruyere & Ham Croissant

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The line to order Reunion

Legacy Pie Co.

4.7(177 reviews)

So yummy. Only regret was not trying every pie. There are many sweet and savory pies that are just…read moreas delicious as they are aesthetic. We got the coconut cream and mixed berry pie. The chicken pot pies looked filled to the brim and they were calling my name, but I missed out. There is lots of sunny space to sit and enjoy your baked goods or it's easy to take to go. The merch is also incredibly cute. Almost got myself a stick of butter mug.

YOU HAD ME AT PIE I…read moredrove 1 hour and 22 minutes to meet a friend here and it was worth the time and price of gas! SERIOUSLY! Don't underestimate PIE...LEGACY PIE as a reward for yourself no matter how far you need to drive to get there!! Do I have pictures? Sadly no. I gobbled my cherry hand pie down so fast that my Grandma Lucile would have chastised me for my rude behavior! My friend ordered the chicken pot pie and it looked so yummy I bought one to take home to my husband. I enjoyed the curry hand pie and boy - what a fantastic flavor in pie crust! Double Yum! My only regret today is I didn't buy a few more mini pies to take home to my freezer! Way to go small business! #pieisawayoflife PS The store is very cute and decorated with fun little gifts or treats you could make as a hostess gift when you stop to get a pie to bring for dessert. #DontwalkRUN!

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Inside the mix berry

Overview of the pie shop

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12 years ago

I would highly suggest going here for brunch. It's pretty unique, adorable and in a great location. My two friends and I got there about 11am on a Sunday morning and were told that it was about an hour wait. They got coffee and I, Bhaki Chai. We also got two cinnamon rolls. The tea and rolls were very tasty. We just killed time walking and driving around. I'm surprised they didn't take our number down to text us when ready, but we just came back after 45 minutes...not a huge deal. I was pretty bummed because I wanted to order the fuzzy navel for my drink, but they were out. My friend ordered the shrimp and grits and I was blown away! I've never had shrimp and grits and didn't think I'd be a huge fan, but I will go back and be sure to order it. My other girlfriend ordered the smoked salmon eggs benedict and it was very, very tasty as well. They've perfected the hollandaise and the salmon wasn't overpowering- which sometimes occurs. I ordered the quinoa cakes and I wasn't super impressed. I realize that it's a "healthier" option, but I think with a few tweaks they could improve on the taste. Overall, I really enjoyed this place and will be sure to return very soon! read more

Misha W.

Elite 21

147

134

4 years ago

I really love this place and am sad I won't be back, but unfortunately the owner is racist. While enjoying a pastry a few weeks ago, I noticed a big sign for sale of a quote by John Muir. John Muir is credited with the founding of the Sierra Club and as a conservationist that worked to protect Yosemite (a place already named Ahwahnee by the Ahwahneechee people). But the truth is John Muir was a racist that supported eugenics and was anti immigration. He was fine with the erasure of Indigenous peoples from their lands and had many derogatory things to say about Indigenous peoples and African Americans. Now I gave the owner the benefit of the doubt, maybe she did not know that. So I spoke with the manager who shared that the owner was well aware but needed to sell it because of how expensive it was. So while she recognizes it is racist, she refuses to throw it away but instead wants to sell it and keep his legacy of racism alive. Ignorance is one thing, but knowing something is wrong and doing it anyways is worse. read more

Sienna C.

9 years ago

I have been a patron of this (originally coffee shop, now) restaurant for well over 15 years. This staff has become less welcoming and less capable over time- now most of the staff are idiots or dicks. One would think one would be treated with kindness and gratitude as a restaurant patron- not here. Also as much as I like the (finally opened) new coffee shop, it is a bad move not to be open for desserts in the evening. Fuck this place. I just wish the food wasn't so good. 5/22/17 update Sitting at the coffee shop his morning. Line out the door. 20 minutes to get to the register because only 2 people behind the counter. Then at least five minutes until your coffee is ready. This place is always grossly understaffed. And as good as the ham and cheese croissants are, it is pretty gross to eat one cold, which is always the way it comes out even if you ask them to warm it, up because their toaster apparently doesn't work. Always a frustrating experience. read more

alistair g.

11 years ago

Dinner sub par. Burger was grey and tasteless. Ordered medium rare. Chicken and waffles. Watered down, over cooked and tasteless. Desserts- Flourless chocolate cake - was more like lightly flavoured cocoa mush. The "Hedgehog" is a red velvet cake covered in chocolate. The "chocolate" coating was the consistency and taste of brown wax. The red velvet cake underneath was dry, tasteless, and seemed like it was week old cake. We mentioned our opinions of the dishes to our waiter. He thought it was funny and could have cared less about how we enjoyed our meal. I live in the neighbourhood and wanted to like this restaurant. There are too many better options in the area. I do not recommend Devils Food. They have failed. It would be difficult to return for another meal. read more

Maggie K.

16 years ago

What a fantastic place to dine. I am a chubby little thing but I am TRYING to get in shape. The problem I face is I love everything bad for me. I found Devils Food by the recommendation of a friend and it has changed my life. The do it better than anyone else. I can order the steak has on my cheat day and indulge in potatoes, steak ,eggs, and corn salsa OR I can do a healthy veggie scramble on my good days. Either way this is the perfect place to come for breakfast. They have a no cell hone rule there and at first I didn't like it but now I enjoy that hour of conversation, reading, or planning with no external influences. Thank you for giving me a fantastic hour all to myself. read more

Ariel K.

151

16 years ago

Good food, snobby attitude, steep prices. Good things: Location is great (it's the only coffee shop near me in east wash park), food is very healthy, food is exceptional. Bad things: Very anti business people. Having a laptop will get you glared at by everyone. Service is very hit or miss, I've had 2 great servers and 4 who seemed to feel there were doing me a favor by refilling my coffee 15 minutes after I asked for a refill (I had to ask each time). Food is moderately expensive. It's elitist, eco-snobbery, trendy attitude tends to rub me the wrong way, I keep WANTING to like this place, it's just up the street, but I am left disappointed 90% of the time. read more

Katherine S.

17 years ago

This is one of the first places that I ever went to when I moved to Denver, and it is still one of the best! Every time my mom comes into town, we have to go there so that she can have the Eggs Florentine with one of their delicious side salads (complete with fresh mixed berries and a light balsamic dressing:). I, personally, love their french toast, breakfast burrito, and if they still have it, I urge you to divulge yourself and try Jose's Pasta. It's decadent but oh so worth it! Check it out! P.S. Stay away from the weekend brunch hours, you will be waiting a LONG time! read more

Martha W.

7 months ago

Excellent bakery located on a shopping block in an order neighborhood. They offer very good espresso-based drinks, along with a great selection of pasteries and pies. The cherry raspberry strudel is delicious-the sweetness of the crust pairs perfectly with the tart cherry and respberry filling, and goes really well with a latte. The service was great, friendly, prompt, and efficient. The space is inside an interesting older building with both tables and counter seating available. They also offer Wi-Fi and you can see into the back area where the staff is busy baking. read more

conor t.

175

16 years ago

When Sunday Morning rolls around and the hangover and hunger are too great to stand and wait at Snooze, cruse on down to Old South Gaylord in the Wash Park Neighborhood and get down on some o' that Devil's Food. It is a localy owned bakery and eatery with all Organic Ingredients, and serves the best Eggs Benni that I have ever had. I can tell you that whatever you order at Devil's Food you will be in grubbin' heaven. The staff and the owner are super cool and the longest wait I have ever had there was 15 min. I wish it was Morning right now! read more

misha P.

19 years ago

This place is incredible! I was so impressed with our brunch last weekend that I think I have found my new favorite place. The bread, baked fresh each day was amazing! I had bacon and eggs and it was the best bacon I have ever eaten. Their coffee is really good and yes, it is a bakery, so let's just say the pastries ruined my diet for weeks to come. There was a bit of a wait on a Sunday morning, but it was well worth it. It's a neat block that it sits on with cute shops that we explored while waiting. read more

E D.

11 years ago

If I could rate the service separately from the food, I would. The food gets five stars, the service gets one. Why? I'm glad you asked. I go in on the weekends regularly to take out baked goods and lately I've been "helped" by the same, surly, rude and joyless employee. Look, I can imagine how he feels: He's a sophisticated hipster forced to dish up pastry and coffee for the doughy bourgeoisie. But unless this guy is related to the owners, there is no reason for him to work at such a nice place. read more

Tammy R.

3 years ago

The pastry I like is not offered to me. Each time I ask to select the three scones I like ( the latgerest). the man behind the counter lectures me that I don't have a choice. I remind him gently that I the customer and that I have a choice when I select fish or meat. He refuses to serve me unless I take the three smallest ones he put in the bag. This bakery is the only place in CO where the customer doesn't matter. read more

Jenny D.

4 years ago

By far my favorite coffee shop in Denver! I absolutely love the location! A little hard to park during lunch time, but it worth it! Love during the summer seating inside the coffee shop with the doors open... They have amazing pastries and very cool Red Rocks Syrup for your coffee! Staff is ALWAYS sooo nice and welcoming!! Devil's Food Bakery Caffe is my number ONE coffee shop in Denver!! read more

Oscar B.

13 years ago

This is a delightful and welcoming restaurant! My partner and I had a wonderful evening out. The waitstaff were warm and truly made us feel comfortable. The food was excellent and the presentation was really fun and unpretentious. We had a lamb shank that truly fell off of the bone. We also had a stuffed chicken breast that was fantastic. We will, of course, go back soon. read more

Lillian F.

13 years ago

Saturday lunch-a very busy place but we only had to wait a few minutes for a table. The food was well presented, large portions at a reasonable price and so good. I ordered a latte and it was served in a very large cup, it was divine. My lunch portion was almost too much but I managed to eat it all as it was so good. I have recommended this place to all my friends. read more

Jennifer C.

18 years ago

I was so excited to come here upon hearing of their breakfast foods...that it led to a pretty big let down. I ordered French Toast and a side of Bacon because everyone raves about the Bacon...and I was really disappointed. The French Toast was soggy, the bacon was not crispy at all.... Like my two star rating description says: Meh, I've experienced better. read more

Rosie G.

8 years ago

Devils food's workers are uppity hipsters who are extremely rude and condescending. I went in there with my mother the other day and left knowing that I will never return because of how we were treated. I love supporting small and local businesses but I would rather give my money to Starbucks than go back to DF. Don't waste your time and money. read more

Mayeo L.

9 years ago

Wasn't impressed. The food wasn't the problem... it was the manager. Rodney is kind of an unpleasant human being. He treats his staff like crap. Before I do a review, I also like to ask the STAFF what they think their workplace. I think that every yelp reviewer should do the same as well. Please don't dine here. Sorry Rodney... read more

Deb V.

18 years ago

What's not to love about devils food? The brunch is perfect with lots of choices and the best bread I've tasted. Their latte's are amazing and the baked goods keep me coming back. I am always treated well there and they even remembered me after I had only been there twice. this is a great neighborhood place. read more

Tom M.

8 years ago

Labor Day at Devil's Food did not disappoint. Our server Amber was awesome as usual! Always on top of her game. The food, omg, the food. We had a burrito with side of potatoes and the chicken & waffles. It was to die for. Only thing missing on this holiday was Rodney! Overall great start to our holiday! read more

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(12 reviews)

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.

Aviano Coffee

3.8

(639 reviews)