This weekend, I enjoyed a lovely visit to Edible Flours for a tea and treats break! We tried their matcha latte, london fog latte, s'mores bar, apple sticky bun and a 4' vegan chocolate cake with raspberry frosting. Of all these items, my favourite was the apple sticky bun which was similar to a cinnamon bun (light and fluffy bread) but with some chopped apples and a sweet/sticky glaze. The drinks were made with dairy milk alternatives and the staff was lovely there. Highly recommended for those with intolerances and allergies. read more

Ordered a few gluten free cakes from vegan bakery Edible Flours. - Green velvet ($60.00 for 6" GF) - best of the three. Decent matcha flavour - Raspalicious ($60.00 for 6" GF) - texture lacking, mute flavour. Wanted more raspberry - S'mores ($60.00 for 6" GF) - bland EF's cakes are nowhere close to the quality of the other, better GF bakeries in town. read more

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One of the best vegan and gluten free bakeries. They have a variety of cakes you can order to accommodate any dietary restrictions. Their cinnamon bun and lemon loaf are delicious and you can get a nice coffee with a plant-based milk at a good price (no surcharges since it's all plant based!). The service was great and very friendly and it's such a nice and quiet spot to be. read more

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I dropped by Edible Flours with my daughter and we used a plant based deals coupon to bring home a few of their baked goods to try. They are an entirely vegan bakery and as I'm always on the lookout for good places to get vegan eats, I was eager to try out this shop. Featured here: Spinach Artichoke Roll Chewy Coconut Cookie Gluten Free Smores Bar Spinach Artichoke Roll looked and sounded better than it tasted. It wasn't bad but it wasn't anything to write home about either. Absolutely loved the Chewy Coconut Cookie and Gluten Free Smores Bar! The cookie was soft and chewy as its name suggests, and the Smores Bar was packed with flavor. So wonderful to know that food can be vegan, gluten free and still loaded with yumminess! Service: Good Parking: Free parking on the side streets off Broadway read more

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3.5/5 stars. We ordered the gluten free carrot cake. It was alright, but very sweet. I think we will try another gluten free bakery before coming back here. That being said, it was beautifully decorated! It was easy to order through their website and we picked up a few days later. Service was friendly, read more

Edible Flours - Gluten free Carrot cake - Bakeries Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I bought a Nanaimo bar, and it was disgustingly inedible wasn't cheap, and I froze it to take it back, but had no opportunity to do so. There is a positive review in here, so maybe they got lucky, or I hit an off day. Bought an expensive chocolate hazelnut cake for my birthday, at the same time. It tasted more like soap. read more

The best vegan sugar free cupcakes ever. My first taste was at a friend's kid birthday this summer. It was moist, not overly sweet (they use stevia and erythritol on their icing). Amanda was super helpful on the phone when I called to get details on flavour recommendations and what sugar substitute they use. We can't wait to try their holiday selections and continue to recommend this bakery to those who are conscious about not feeding their family and their guests sugar. Sugar is a known neuro-toxin and is highly addictive. Downplaying its side effect is completely irresponsible. A great place for those who looking for gluten free vegan options. Kudos Edible Flour for offering healthier alternative for us Vancourites! read more

I'm obsessed with this place. The best bakery in all of Vancouver. They are plant base / vegan first and then they can do specialty cakes. They've made keto cakes for us, soy free and I'm about to place a PCOS cake this year. They've always taken such good care of us and everything has been DELICIOUS . This is my happy place read more

Edible Flours - Lemon blueberry loaf and vanilla latte, best mix here - Bakeries Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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I ordered from here via Door Dash. What I love most about Edible Flours is how personal their response to every order seems. It really feels like a friend baking you a yummy sweet for a perfect Friday night in. I decided to sample their cupcakes, Chocolate Chip Cookie, Nanaimo Bar, and S'mores Bar -- the last three all being gluten free with an option of gluten free for cupcakes as well! For the cupcake, I picked a vanilla base with a dainty pink raspberry frosting. Both the base and the frosting are very light and the flavour is more of a subtle sweetness as opposed to the common overpoweringly sweet cupcakes, which made it much more delightful to enjoy. The frosting itself I found quite vibrant both in appearance and in taste, and I really like that it isn't as heavy as other frostings tend to be! The Chocolate Chip Cookie (GF) is my personal favourite. It has the perfect balance of both a crumbly and buttery texture, and melts in your mouth too! Don't buy just one -- you'll want at least two! As for the Nanaimo Bar, a Vancouver classic, they've nailed every layer perfectly. What stands out for me the most is the creamy vanilla middle layer created in the smoothest of textures that balances out the chocolate just perfectly. The dessert as a whole really ties together well, with each layer complementing the next. The S'mores Bar (GF) is the sweetest treat of the four. If you're a lover of chocolate, this one's definitely for you! With a chewy brownie base, a fluffy middle layer, and a fudgy top layer pressed with marshmallows and cookie crumbs, the S'mores Bar offers three irresistible layers of chocolatey goodness that will cure any sugar craving. Pair it with a cold cup of almond milk and you're good to go! Each dessert seems to be made with such love and delicacy, which is what I find makes this bakery so great! I look forward to trying even more vegan treats! read more

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Stopped by for the first time on the weekend and loved it! The cafe is small but really cute. They didn't have the hugest selection of baked goods to choose from, but what they did have looked great. Plus I really appreciate the fact that everything was vegan, plus some gluten free items. I tried the Gluten Free Cinnamon Roll which was so good! Really soft and fresh, and not too sweet. Really impressed. I will definitely be back. read more

Edible Flours - Gluten Free Cinnamon Roll - Bakeries Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

very understanding staff and very kind people! Cake was really good i ordered the S'mores birthday cake. read more

Edible Flours - s'mores cake interior - Bakeries Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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While I appreciate that this is an all-vegan bakery, their baked goods are just okay. Don't get me wrong, they aren't bad, they just aren't my favourite. The prices are average, since vegan desserts tend to be more expensive. Chocolate Chip Cookie (3.5/5) This was a decent chocolate chip cookie. It's on the thinner side, and is somewhat chewy in texture with a decent amount of chocolate chips. I would have liked it to be a little bit less sweet though. Brownie (3/5) This was also okay. The flavour was pretty nice, as it was rich and chocolatey. However, the texture was a little lacking, since it was way too crumbly and cakey and fell apart easily. I like dense brownies, and this was more like cake to me. The crackle on the top had a nice crunch, which I liked. read more

As a vegan I was intrigued by an all vegan bakery... but after trying a few things I can say I have no interest in going back. I contemplated getting them to make me a birthday cake this month but after having another cupcake I decided it would be a very bad idea. I don't need any more sugar headaches or to feel really sick from eating their treats. As a vegan chef myself (who writes recipe books) my goal is to make healthier options that are tasty and still good for you. I can say that everything made here is indulgence indulgence indulgence and they go WAY too heavy on the sugar and earth balance. That frosting is killer! It's so fatty and sugary you have to scrape most of it off or you can't eat the cupcakes. They look gorgeous but it's just overkill, humans are not made to enjoy pure sugar and pure fat, there has to be something else with it or it's just too unappetizing and overwhelming. The banana bread with chocolate chips is pretty good, it was a little too oily still. I like a little applesauce in mine instead for moisture. The cinnamon bun was decent. I can't say it would ever win a Cinnabon fan over, but I doubt any vegan cinnamon bun would. Perhaps a tofutti cream cheese icing would be tastier? I've tried a few cupcakes, the mocha, red velvet, chocolate, and some peanut butter fudge/chocolate one. The red velvet was decent, not too sweet (i think it's made with beets) but more like a light muffin, the peanut butter one did me in. It was just too much of everything I could only eat half of it before I had to put it away, I felt so sick minutes later. I don't think the point of a treat is to give you a headache and make you feel ill, so perhaps they might do some lower sugar, less frosting options for those that can't handle that. They use agave in their recipes instead of sugar believing it is healthier, but just google dangers of agave and you will see that studies show it's JUST AS BAD as high fructose corn syrup with how it is processed (in a very unnatural way) and that it acts just like high fructose corn syrup in the body. I think it has potential but it's just not quite right yet. I've been to some vegan bakeries in Seattle, Portland and Berkley and they were FAR far better. Check out Bouteloua Bakery http://www.yelp.ca/biz/bouteloua-bakery-seattle-2, I accidentally got a gluten free chocolate cupcake and I swear to god it was the best cupcake I'd ever had and you'd never be able to tell it was gluten free. They have better icing too. I don't say these things to be mean, but perhaps to challenge the bakers/owners to tweak some things based on honest feedback, because I love when vegan places are successful. I just think they can do better by not using the lowest common denominator and making everything a sugar and earth balance bomb that you immediately regret. The goods here are also not cheap, quite an expensive treat that you may or may not enjoy. I guess I didn't need such a large sampling as most things are made with too much sugar and fat. I often wonder why restaurants load things up with so much fat because if they were smart, people would eat more (thus buy more and they would make MORE money) if things were a little lower in calories and fat. But when half a cupcake can put you under, why would you buy more than 1 thing from here? The mini cupcakes they sell to Karmavore are a good idea but less frosting would be appreciated! (No doubt things could be cheaper too with less frosting and also make people think it's a better deal and buy more as well.) Size, pricing and richness are very important factors when taking your business from doing ok to very profitable. read more

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I'm no vegan, by choice or by force, and I devour sweet treats like they're going out of style. In my books, baked goods reign supreme. They are untouchable. So to hear of a place that is reimagining the magic formula of egg, butter etc. to taste like the real deal? Intrigued. Skeptical. But curious enough to make my 1st foray into a vegan bakery. Delusions of negative calories aside, I went for the most indulgent item in the case that day. Cookie sandwich ($3.50): - "cookies = fudgy, chocolate brownies studded within an inch of its life w/ meltingly gooey choco chips - filling = uber sweet vegan-ified choco cream. Being mystified by the ingredients was half the taste. - don't let the trappings fool you, this is no lightweight snack. It's downright decadent! My one gripe: The cramped display case makes for rushed decisions. I'd rather not have a faceoff with the cashier the whole time I'm perusing so I can make my choice sans pressure! read more

Edible Flours - cookie sandwich ($3.50) - Bakeries Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I recently purchased a cake and cupcakes from Edible Flours for my son's first birthday. Oh man, they were beyond delicious! My husband genuinely didn't believe it was vegan as - according to him - vegan food can't be that tastey. I will fight anyone who claims vegan food can't taste amazing! read more

Thank you for being open on Canada Day, Edible! Also, thanks for putting that Maple, gluten free cupcake on hold for me. This was my first visit to the shop, and I was taken with the sparse but tasteful decor. The chocolate chip cookie IS the best one I've had, anywhere. The cupcake was so rich, moist and dark chocolatey that I wondered for a minute if I had got a gluten one. The maple frosting was unique and 'creamy' This is the place to order some specialty cakes for sure. Don't forget to empty your bank account fist though. This kind of *opulence don't come cheap! (Nearly 4 bucks for a cupcake? -argh!!) read more

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Unmatchable. Very cute! I love the color and the fruits. I asked to put less sugar. The inside tastes good. But the matcha frosting is too thick and WAY TOO SWEET! Also the matcha frosting doesn't taste like matcha... I really hope the baker could reduce the amount of sugar using in the frosting. read more

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I love this little place and am so stoked to see them succeeding through such crazy times! Love the Vegan aspect, but honestly everything is just so good, I didn't know until after! Keep kicking ass Amanda! Thanks for persevering and I hope this year is your best one ever! read more

Honestly, the lavender GF/VEG cupcake was 5 stars... not much else to say there... However, the man working behind the counter was not friendly at all and made my time there super sour and not enjoyable whatsoever *I even checked previous reviews to give him somewhat benefit of the doubt (bad day maybe?)** and there are COUNTLESS negative reviews about him! I'm going to assume he is the owner and that's why it hasn't changed much in the year + that reviews have been left about him. That being said, this is a gf/veg bakery on W broadway, you can attract so many people but with that negative attitude I'd go out of my way to get my gf/veg needs. I walked in with no greeting (it's a tiny place so pretty awkward) tried to ask questions about veganegg and other products with 1 worded replies... read more

I ordered online on Monday and got my cake on Wednesday. Paul confirms my order through email fast. This is great for someone like me who do not like to talk on the phone. I am surprised when I first saw the cake. It is a subtle beauty cake as I Love the typography, the muted hazelnut colour and the perfectly done flower pattern along its border. This cake is a piece of art. My vegan friend loves the cake, it is a sweet cake. But of course, it's a birthday cake!!! Thank you Edible flours! I will stop by again to check out those decent chocolates. read more

Edible Flours - sweet lovely coconut cake with hazelnut frosting and nuts on the crust ! - Bakeries Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I ordered a custom cake and it was absolutely delicious but the costumer service was horrible. I had read the reviews regarding the poor service but thought I'd give it a try anyways. As much as I loved the cake, I'd rather go to another bakery with friendlier service. I had not received a confirmation email so I sent an email to confirm. They replied without a greeting and with, "We did send confirmation. Check your junk folder." Nothing else. I understand that emails can be misinterpreted but it would be nice to have a better reply. As I picked up my order, my friend and I were really pleased with the cake but all three employees working were unfriendly and quite snobbish. read more

I was soooo excited and then was let down. As they offer dairy free and gluten free cupcakes and cakes and all the goodies, I was like, alright. They took upon the challenge and opened up the store. I shall root for you. The thing about vegan baked goods is that it's actually pretty amazing. I've had better vegan baked goods than non vegan baked goods and have convinced others as well. After trying this place though...their baked goods taste quite floury and it didn't taste very great. Gosh I had hopes for you especially because you are close to my home. I guess I'll have to still drive out to hipserville or fly to LA. But then again, I can always get my mint chocolate cake from Heirloom. read more

O.M.G. As Edible Flours pops up in my places I have been and yelp is prompting me to review I remember why I love Vancouver so much. Why Vancouver is trying to steal my heart that Hawaii holds so dear. Vancouver has so many vegan friendly options and on both my trips this summer to Vancouver I made sure to try as many of them as I could. Edible Flours I tried on my second trip to Vancouver. Lucky for me it was within a mile of where I was staying. So I used my handy dandy yelp - mapped the directions, checked the hours and off I went. I walked around the block, because I truly stink at finding locations even with a map. It is embarrassing, I know. My husband gives me a hard time each and every time I have to navigate (But yet he still lets me navigate.... Geez). This time though, I didn't have him with me to correct my poor navigation skills. Hence why I walked around the block. Ooops. When I finally found It I was so excited. I love dessert and even better this was dessert that followed how I eat! Cue disappointment music. They were closed. They were gone for vacation. I might have considered crying. This was my ONLY day I was going to be done with training (The real reason I was in Vancouver the second time was training for work!) while they were still open. And I just walked a mile for no reason and I had to make the trek back to the condo empty handed. Fail. Fast forward a couple days. I finished my work training almost 2 full days early so what did that leave time for??? Edible Flours! I walked my butt off from training to Edible Flours the day I got done early (2.5 miles from where I was training to amazing eats)... And I did it because I remembered the sign on the door saying they would be open and back from vacation! YAY! I am SO glad I did. Service was very friendly. I ordered multiple items - some I ate right then in the café others I took with me to chow down on when I got back to the condo. Everything I had was amazing. I would go back again and take one of everything. My pocket book wishes I was kidding. Next time I'm in Vancouver I guarantee I will be back. read more

Edible Flours - Amazing! So freaking good! - Bakeries Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

I ordered a birthday cake from here and it was fantastic! We opened the box and the first thing we all commented on was how amazing it smelled! The fruit filling tasted really fresh and the cake was beautifully decorated. The sponge was moist and we were all raving about it! It's even good 3 days later ;) I also picked up a chocolate chip cookie, planning to eat half now and half later... well it was gone before I got in the car. Super moist, not too sweet, and just right. Amanda was really great to work with and I'm excited to eat more of their baked goods! Will be looking at you guys for wedding planning, that's for sure :) read more

I love the fact that we can find a vegan cake in Vancouver but this cake was just wayyyyy too sweet. The sponge was good but the frosting, I wasn't too crazy about it. I had people over for my birthday and no one could finish their piece. It's too bad tho cause I really really wanted to like this place. Their brownies are good. We always get them when we go to Dalina. So glad that they were able to reopen the bakery but I do hope that they can change their frosting recipe. read more

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Only had about 5 cookies and 1 cupcake to choose from. We got the gluten free chocolate chip cookie and it was dry. Won't be coming back. Sorry. Staff was friendly and they may make good pre-orders but not sure. read more

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I really appreciate good vegan and gf bakeries and enjoy supporting them but I found the combination of product and service disappointing here. The predominant flavor and after taste of their carrot cake is baking soda and the advertised free wifi wasn't available (to me). I couldn't seem to connect to #TELUS and when I made it clear that their door sign of "free and friendly" wifi was a determining factor in my decision, I was simply told that there was nothing they could do. They have a private wifi but were unwilling to stand by their sign when the Telus connection failed. Mainly, I would seek another bakery for a better carrot cake but the wifi experience was also disappointing. I asked for a refund for my purchases when I discovered that I would have to go somewhere else for wifi connectivity and was told that a refund wasn't possible. So...there you have it. One star. read more

I was really excited to try this place, seeing it had a fair amount of positive reviews and I love dessert! I bought six items and brought it to my friend's dinner party (she requested GF and dairy free dessert). Sad to say...we were all disappointed; nothing was tasty, we all thought it tasted "interesting". I got: Strawberry cupcake, chocolate hazelnut cupcake, banana chocolate chip bread, brownie, chocolate chip cookie and cookie sandwich. The frosting on the strawberry cupcake tasted like cough medicine. The cookies were hard and chewy (not fresh?). Banana CC bread and brownie were the only decent items. read more

Great service through email communication. Very reasonable price for the work they put into the cake; I think it would be the same price even at a non-vegan bakery but this also has the perks of being egg and dairy free! Beautiful cake, just see my photo!! read more

Edible Flours - Loved my birthday cake - chocolate with raspberry icing! - Bakeries Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Ordered a dozen Very Vanilla gluten free mini cupcakes online. Had a question on it and the person answered our email promptly which was appreciated for its promptness. We had a birthday party with a few kids with gluten and dairy restrictions. I have had very few gluten-free products before and the cupcakes were better than my previous experiences! Kids all liked it which was great. Parking is free in the underground parkade. read more

This place is like a bad parody of what you might imagine a vegan bakery to be like. A friend brought me in here once, and I thought I'd stepped onto the set of Portlandia. Behind the counter were two thin, pale individuals, frowning slightly at a fishtank containing three sad-looking donuts and a cupcake. I bought the cupcake because I panicked and thought it would somehow redeem the experience; it did not. Try Flying Apron in Seattle instead. I'm really attracted to their staff. read more

The variety is amazing and you can find all your favourite treats that you haven't eaten in a while! My friend is gluten free and I'm vegan so this is the perfect spot for us to grab a snack. I will say though, the baked goods aren't very fresh. Don't get me wrong they are still amazing, but I've had a few experiences with the treats being a little stale. I recommend ordering in advance so that you know it is fresh! My mom ordered me a batch of cupcakes from here once and they were the best I've ever had (both vegan and non vegan!). Chocolate hazelnut I think - or something like that. For a person who normally hates frosting, I looooooved these! Tasted like Nutella and was super moist without being too rich or making you feel sick after. 10/10 would recommend but I can not stress enough how much better it is if you order a batch in advance! read more

My sister and I have been coming to Edible Flours since it has opened. My sister has dietary restrictions so this is one of the few places she can get a treat. The owners are quiet but kind. My sister alternates between the sugar-free lemon cookie, the jam thumbprint cookie and the banana bread. I have tried the cupcakes, the zucchini bread and the cinnamon buns. Everything we have tried has been delicious. I think their products are priced accordingly considering they are made in small batches with quality ingredients. I recommend Edible Flours to anyone looking for a healthy treat. read more

I've never left reviews before on yelp. But I've always had the best experiences at vegan cafes. Not this one, I walked in and wasn't acknowledged. There was a girl taking a phone order. After a few minutes standing there, the guy asked if he could help me. I got food with no napkin or utensil. There was no where for me to help myself to these either. I went to ask and the same girl had quite an attitude. Food and drinks were great but would not go back. read more

A textbook definition of underwhelming with a layer of arrogance and a large dash of sullenness. The baking here tastes like very little and sits in your guts like a rock -all the oil and sugar they bake with can't add flavour to unimaginative recipes. In addition staff attitude creates a gloomy off putting atmosphere-I'd never recommend this place to anyone I'd ever want to speak to again. read more

I've got three words - Brownie cookie sandwich ! Those are by far the best thing I've had at Edible Flours. I'm not a big fan of cake donuts but I do like the ones with chunky chocolate on top. The passion fruit truffles are amazing as well as any of their cupcakes topped with drizzly caramel or chocolate sauce is good by me. Really great price especially considering the high quality ingredients used. read more

I'm not a vegan and I love this guy and his creations! Kinda pricey, but divine! The cookies are not really greasy or dry! I arrived with a whole display window of goodies, only to go outside to enjoy the cookie and donut purchased and then 3/4 of all the donuts were gone!!! This is how good it is. I had the donuts and cookies..SO GOOD. I love how he bakes in small batches to guarantee you always get something fresh! read more

Let's begin by admitting that there is a reason people bake with sugar and wheat and butter: they make things taste yummy. If you are *not* prepared to admit this, then you are probably the kind of hard-core wheat-free, sugar-free and/or vegan partisan who loves nothing more than a maple syrup-sweetened spelt-and-oat cookie. You will likely consider Edible Flours to be your personal version of heaven, because they do quite a good job of making decent-tasting baked goods for restricted diets. Whether you're wheat-free, nut-free, gluten-free, soy-free, vegan or some combination of the above, the odds are good that something on the menu will fit your particular needs. And when you try it, you'll probably feel deeply grateful that somebody has made a snack or dessert that fits your dietary requirements without making you feel like you've just eaten sawdust. If you're not on a restricted diet, I'm not sure why you'd eat or shop here. Admittedly, the four items we tried (the lemon cookie, the banana loaf, the oatmeal raisin cookie and the thumbprint cookie) were all wheat-free AND sugar-free: it's hard to make a baked good that tastes truly delicious under both constraints, and it may well be that the sugar- and/or wheat-bearing treats they sell are a lot yummier. (Both the vegan cupcakes and the spelt donuts looked good.) None of the treats we tried were yucky, which is saying something: a lot of the wheat-free, sugar-free products I've tried are inedible or even soul-scarring. Our 5-year-old really enjoyed all 4 of them, which is enough to turn us into regular customers: I'm delighted to have a source of baked goods that I can feel good about feeding him, and will likely keep their products in the house as lunch treats and after-school snacks. (If you have a child with a nut allergy or other food sensitivity you will be THRILLED to find this place.) Our 8-year-old, on the other hand, tried them but refused to eat them. As for us grown-ups: my husband (who eats a totally unrestricted diet) says he would eat the thumbprint cookie again, though wouldn't go out of his way for it. I personally thought the lemon cookie was the tastiest, though it had a kind of oily aftertaste. And while I generally try to avoid wheat and sugar, and therefore should be right in the target market here, I didn't like any of the products enough to eat them again: even these relatively healthy baked goods aren't exactly spinach or broccoli, so it's not like they fill some nutritional hole in my life. I'd rather have an apple than a "gosh I wish this had butter and sugar" cookie. We will be back for kid supplies, however, and maybe next time I won't have the strength to resist the sugar-bearing (and quite tasty-looking) treats. At least they'd still be wheat-free! read more

I'm a big fan of supporting small independent shops but this one was a bit of a let-down. The bakery was empty when I visited and there was a lone female staff member behind the counter. She didn't smile or greet me but I did see that she was about to start on some baking. Not very much was left for sale so my friend and I picked up a gluten-free chocolate chip cookie, gluten-free black & white cupcake and GF blueberry lemon scone to share. Everything was just average. Nothing spectacular. Will I be back? Probably not. read more

The sugary sweet aroma constantly floating out the front door is dangerous... as it usually sucks me right in. These treats are tasty, but some are SO SUGARY that I can't quite finish them. Those treats are best shared or eaten in two sittings. The icing on the cupcakes comes in copious amounts and will definitely put you in a coma. The Chocolate Brownie Cookie has been my favourite so far. I will probably just keep trying all the things. I enjoy their quaint little seating area. I also love that they sell VegNews Magazine for when I feel like a Rockefeller. 3/30 read more