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I went yesterday and tried their chocolate cream pie, chocolate chip cookies, and brownie. The brownie: i got a center piece of the brownie. The consistency is not similar to cake, but more so fudge. It was if the exterior was baked, but the internal components were intentionally undercooked to achieve a pudding texture. Chocolate cream pie: the pie filling was decadent. It was a deep rich dark chocolate flavor with the right amount of sweetness. The crust made the pie overly sweet. The first day I felt like I was going in a diabetic coma. The following morning after refrigeration, I noticed sugar crystals with a cookie mix pie crust. Although the filling was amazing, in my opinion, the entire pie would be a exceptional if the sweetness was toned down with a traditional flour pie crust. I, personally, did not try the chocolate chip cookies this time. Overall, I enjoyed the desserts that I had and will return to this establishment go to try other treats.
This has been on my wanna-try list for ages and I've seen videos too. I had the chance to stop by this week and it was a lot different than I expected. It's a very small underground-ish area, and there's no seating. You ask the staff for whichever pastries you'd like and they grab it out of the case/fridge for you. Ranked best to worst, we got the: - milkshake pie: omg idk how but it really does taste like a milkshake, coffee base with huge oreo chunks mixed in. brownie crust was quite tough but bottom was compressed oreo - sweet potato cake: yummm, tastes like carrot cake, well spiced, moist - coconut cream pie: not too sweet, big coconut chunks mixed into the base, light, very crumbly crust like loose crumbs - red velvet cake: easily the worst one, dry like a grocery store cake honestly Only issue is these got stale fast, like the cakes weren't moist the next day. Microwaved them to fix that and if you like warm cake then that's a helpful hack. They have a huge variety of desserts, many that I've never heard of or tried so definitely excited to try again.
I heard about Gregory's some years ago and had been following OG on Instagram all these years but never got around to pulling up to his establishment. Shoutout to my brother Zo, because we were on our way to Chef Smelly's when I mentioned Gregory's to him and how I hadn't tried them yet. He was like, "na bruh, we gotta go pull up." And I'm glad we did because let me tell you... best desserts I've had. This is now my third time coming in within a one month span I'm embarrassed to admit. I've tried the FatBoy (Combination of Peach Cobbler and Banana Pudding), the sweet potato pie, red velvet cake and a few other cheesecakes. Gregory's even has these hearty croissant filled pies, straight SHMACKIN! Get the chicken spinach one, you won't be disappointed. Surprised my wife a few days ago after driving 4 hours down the California central coast to surprise her with some desserts and she was not disappointed. Appreciate you brotha, I hope you stay in business forever. Blessings.
I was in Oakland and noticed that Gregory's was just a couple of streets away. I had to see what they had. Luckily, they were fully stocked with their specialty desserts. Come check them out!!!
In the whirlwind of planning my mom's 80th birthday celebration, I had a sudden, heart-stopping realization -- I forgot the cake. Without hesitation, Gregory's came to mind. I'd heard so many glowing reviews about their baked goods that it felt like fate stepping in right on time. We chose the 8-Up cake (not 7-Up!) and let me just say -- it did not disappoint. Moist, bursting with bright citrus flavor, and finished with that perfectly crunchy crust I absolutely love. Every slice disappeared quickly, and the compliments kept coming. It was the kind of cake that makes you pause mid-bite just to appreciate it. The staff were warm, friendly, and genuinely kind -- the kind of service that makes you feel welcomed instantly. The shop itself is cozy -- two-person maximum -- so you step inside, take in the beautiful display of treats, make your selections, and keep things moving. Efficient, charming, and straight to the point. Of course, I couldn't leave without trying a lemon bar. Sweet, tart, and balanced perfectly on a buttery shortbread crust -- pure sunshine in dessert form. Gregory's saved the celebration -- and sweetened it beautifully.
I'm very disappointed because I've heard great things about Gregory. The red velvet cake I got was incredibly dense and hard. I thought the cake was frozen when I cut into it. It's not soft or moist like what I would expect from a red velvet cake. Maybe I got unlucky and got a bad cake, but hopefully I can update this review in the future.
Lowkey no notes. Huge fan of lemon cheesecake and this did not disappoint. I defs would go back for another flavor but it'd be hard to not get this one again sooo creamy ugh. It was a small little hole in the wall bakery but the kind that only the locals know about it and is amazing.
I am SO glad I found this spot while walking to my car. I saw two girls walking up the stairs and that piqued my interest. Curiosity pays off! I went around Thursday at 1PM and there were a few people who were there. It's a super small shop, where you just order and do pick up or takeout only. It's between the iconic murals and you gotta walk a bit downstairs. Inside, they have a few selections, not too many but enough where you have variety and you can see that they specialize in this stuff. The staff (two girls) who worked there (shoutout to Demi) were really helpful and sweet! I decided to try three items. 1. Lake Merritt Special Cheesecake - 5/5 - This was so good, especially if you love chocolate. It has almonds, brownies, and drizzled with chocolate on a cheesecake. 2. Fat Boy - 5/5 - You're telling me this is banana pudding WITH peach cobbler? What an amazing combination and SO GOOD! 3. Apple Streusel Cheesecake - 100/5 - Apparently this is what got them started and MY GOODNESS, this was AMAZING. Love love love and I am a huge fan of apples. Literally my favorite dessert spot... EVER! Absolutely delicious and you best bet I'll be going back!
as expected my new favorite dessert spot. great tasting everything, friendly and welcoming service, and supporting a oakland legendary business. 10/10, do yourself a favor and get yourself that peach cobbler!
What did I do in my life for my taste buds to experience such gloriousness?! I usually don't eat two desserts in one sitting, but BOTH the Snickerdoodle & Peach Cobbler were calling my name! Neither one of them made it home... You best believe I'll be back to try the Sweet Potato Cake & Peach Cobbler Cheesecake. I can't even imagine what BOTH cobbler and cheesecake would taste like married together?! There's only street parking and there's a garage right across the street. The bakery is definitely hidden and located downstairs/underground. Try not to miss it when driving!
I recently visited Gregory's Gourmet Desserts, got there early, and tried several of their signature cakes and cheesecakes -- and wow, did they deliver. This cozy, somewhat hidden bakery truly lives up to its reputation among locals as "Oakland's best-kept dessert secret." After a short wait in line and it was my turn. I was greeted, picked out the items I wanted to try, the person grabbed all of my items and I was ready to pay in less than a minute. What I Tried -- And Loved "Ugly Duck" Cheesecake Though this cheesecake isn't always advertised on the public menu, I heard longtime fans rave about it -- and I quickly understood why. The "Ugly Duck" cheesecake hits you first with a lovely lemony flavor, a dense rich texture, smoother and more indulgent than a classic New-York-style slice. The creaminess is offset just right by a subtle tanginess that keeps it from feeling overly heavy. Every bite feels decadent -- it's easily among the best cheesecakes I've had in the Bay Area (and other fans seem to agree: one commenter said "the Ugly Duckling cheesecake is to die for"). "Best Milkshake Ever" Cheesecake If you're after something playful and indulgent, this cheesecake is a real treat. The rich coffee flavor lives up to its name: rich, creamy, and slightly nostalgic in a "dessert-milkshake" kind of way. It's a fun twist on cheesecake -- creamy, sweet, and satisfying. The texture felt velvety smooth and the sweetness was balanced nicely, making it a great choice for anyone with a serious sweet tooth. Cookies and Cream Cheesecake For cookies-and-cream lovers, this one hits the spot. The cheesecake base was smooth and creamy, while chunks of cookie (or cookie crust, depending on the slice) added a pleasant contrast: a little bit crunchy, a little bit crumbly. The flavor combination balanced decadence and familiarity -- classic cheesecake richness plus those comforting Oreo-ish cookie notes. It felt like the best of both worlds. Sweet Potato Cake Switching gears from cheesecake, the sweet potato cake was a revelation. Not too sweet, slightly earthy, with warm, comforting flavor -- it felt like a cross between a dessert and a cozy homemade treat. The texture was moist and hearty, and it stood out as a great alternative if you want something less heavy than cheesecake but still deeply satisfying. Gregory's version of a sweet potato cake clearly shows they care about variety and good baking craft. Based on what I tried Gregory's Gourmet Desserts is worth a visit. Next time I go, I'm planning to try more of their rotating cheesecake varieties and maybe a cobbler or two or three.
Stopped by Gregory's a few times over the past few months and saw that I hadn't updated my last review in 5 years ! Consistency is key and in reporting all is well. It's a small shop that turns out some of the best desserts in the Bay Area ! I've been digging in on the various single slice cheesecakes, cakes, cookies and other goodies. There is usually a line to get in especially during lunch hour and there is always something special to checkout. On my last visit they had a banana pudding based dessert with a funny name that I can't remember right now
Finally made it to Gregory's! The hours don't correlate with when I'm back home in Oakland so when the stars aligned I was excited! My GPS got me lost so I called the bakery for help. A sweet young lady named Cynthia answered and said she'd run outside and wave. I was one street over but saw Cynthia and made my way to the bakery. Gregory's gives 100% Harlem, Bronx vibes..it's a real deal underground bakery. So many amazing looking options, I got a number of things to take home to my family. Banana pudding, sweet potato cake, carrot cake, peach cobbler and pecan pie. Whew! Everything was DEElicious! My husband is the biggest pecan pie snob and asked me at least three times where I got the pie lol and that Gregory's dethroned his favorite, near decades long bakery. The banana pudding hit so hard I was eight years old again, in my aunts kitchen...I'm patiently watching her layer the wafers so the pudding could set before we devoured it. Sweet potato cake...thank me later. Should have gotten a second piece to freeze for later. OMG. The cobbler comes in regular or "more crust." I mean who thought of such genius? More crust, please and thank you! The cobbler wasn't really sweet and the peaches were somewhat al dente. Not bad, just a texture I'm not familiar with when it comes to cobbler. I can't wait to return to try more goodies. Hubby already asked when I am going back to the Town lol
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Food looked delicious, I got myself a blueberry strudel cheesecake! Service put me at ease when he told me about the options of historic cheesecake. When you go inside all the cheesecake and cookies, Peach cobbler just makes you feel so at home and feel good. Place was operating well, seem like a great business. The food taste as if it's made with Love. read more
I've heard many things about Gregory's Gourmet Desserts but tried it today for the first time. Parking was a challenge, with the location being nestled within downtown, closer to Lake Merritt. I was surprised that no one spoke of business specifics in their reviews. There is a limit to how many can come in; and you are not allowed to touch anything when inside. There are also no prices listed anywhere. We thought this was odd. Our order: * Personal Peach Cobbler * Walnut Brownie * Banana Pudding For these 3 items, our total was over $25. The service was friendly but a bit awkward. You are only able to see cases of dessert options, it is more of a pick-up point, not so much a bakery location you can browse. I wouldn't suggest coming as a large group, there is no where to sit to enjoy your baked goods and parking is very difficult. While the cobbler and banana pudding were good, I wasn't a fan of the brownie. My partner enjoyed the cobbler a lot, but when we did the calculations, the prices were astronomical. I'm not sure what gourmet difference the items contained, but we likely would not come back to this bakery considering prices and parking. The location is cute, in theory, but with no actual location or displays, or price lists- what you pay for doesn't balance out. The lack of transparency for prices was very sus to us. I'm sure the business will continue on especially with how much they charged. I can't imagine the bakery location and building rent costing a lot as far as operating costs; as it is small, and not expansive at all. The price of the baked goods doesn't even go towards branded packaging. Which could be understandable. The only beverages available that I seen was Nesquik. Steep prices with no justification - especially when you have other bakeries in the area, in addition to Nation's for Pies, very affordable and classic as well. E&J's has a great banana pudding and cobbler as well for $6- they are also a Black-owned business and family operated. Absolutely no bad intent, just wanting to share transparency in my review so Yelpers know that prices are not listed, which means they are subject to fluctuation- in this economy that is not a fair way of doing business. One star per item we liked, for this review. As much signage is visible upon entry regarding rules and limited persons for entry at a time- not one area provided prices; only signs that tell you not to touch. It's required by law for prices at every establishment to be listed, according to SB 478 for general consumer goods and services in California. read more
3 days ago
I went yesterday and tried their chocolate cream pie, chocolate chip cookies, and brownie. The brownie: i got a center piece of the brownie. The consistency is not similar to cake, but more so fudge. It was if the exterior was baked, but the internal components were intentionally undercooked to achieve a pudding texture. Chocolate cream pie: the pie filling was decadent. It was a deep rich dark chocolate flavor with the right amount of sweetness. The crust made the pie overly sweet. The first day I felt like I was going in a diabetic coma. The following morning after refrigeration, I noticed sugar crystals with a cookie mix pie crust. Although the filling was amazing, in my opinion, the entire pie would be a exceptional if the sweetness was toned down with a traditional flour pie crust. I, personally, did not try the chocolate chip cookies this time. Overall, I enjoyed the desserts that I had and will return to this establishment go to try other treats. read more
5 months ago
This has been on my wanna-try list for ages and I've seen videos too. I had the chance to stop by this week and it was a lot different than I expected. It's a very small underground-ish area, and there's no seating. You ask the staff for whichever pastries you'd like and they grab it out of the case/fridge for you. Ranked best to worst, we got the: - milkshake pie: omg idk how but it really does taste like a milkshake, coffee base with huge oreo chunks mixed in. brownie crust was quite tough but bottom was compressed oreo - sweet potato cake: yummm, tastes like carrot cake, well spiced, moist - coconut cream pie: not too sweet, big coconut chunks mixed into the base, light, very crumbly crust like loose crumbs - red velvet cake: easily the worst one, dry like a grocery store cake honestly Only issue is these got stale fast, like the cakes weren't moist the next day. Microwaved them to fix that and if you like warm cake then that's a helpful hack. They have a huge variety of desserts, many that I've never heard of or tried so definitely excited to try again. read more
I heard about Gregory's some years ago and had been following OG on Instagram all these years but never got around to pulling up to his establishment. Shoutout to my brother Zo, because we were on our way to Chef Smelly's when I mentioned Gregory's to him and how I hadn't tried them yet. He was like, "na bruh, we gotta go pull up." And I'm glad we did because let me tell you... best desserts I've had. This is now my third time coming in within a one month span I'm embarrassed to admit. I've tried the FatBoy (Combination of Peach Cobbler and Banana Pudding), the sweet potato pie, red velvet cake and a few other cheesecakes. Gregory's even has these hearty croissant filled pies, straight SHMACKIN! Get the chicken spinach one, you won't be disappointed. Surprised my wife a few days ago after driving 4 hours down the California central coast to surprise her with some desserts and she was not disappointed. Appreciate you brotha, I hope you stay in business forever. Blessings. read more
In the whirlwind of planning my mom's 80th birthday celebration, I had a sudden, heart-stopping realization -- I forgot the cake. Without hesitation, Gregory's came to mind. I'd heard so many glowing reviews about their baked goods that it felt like fate stepping in right on time. We chose the 8-Up cake (not 7-Up!) and let me just say -- it did not disappoint. Moist, bursting with bright citrus flavor, and finished with that perfectly crunchy crust I absolutely love. Every slice disappeared quickly, and the compliments kept coming. It was the kind of cake that makes you pause mid-bite just to appreciate it. The staff were warm, friendly, and genuinely kind -- the kind of service that makes you feel welcomed instantly. The shop itself is cozy -- two-person maximum -- so you step inside, take in the beautiful display of treats, make your selections, and keep things moving. Efficient, charming, and straight to the point. Of course, I couldn't leave without trying a lemon bar. Sweet, tart, and balanced perfectly on a buttery shortbread crust -- pure sunshine in dessert form. Gregory's saved the celebration -- and sweetened it beautifully. read more
I'm very disappointed because I've heard great things about Gregory. The red velvet cake I got was incredibly dense and hard. I thought the cake was frozen when I cut into it. It's not soft or moist like what I would expect from a red velvet cake. Maybe I got unlucky and got a bad cake, but hopefully I can update this review in the future. read more
Lowkey no notes. Huge fan of lemon cheesecake and this did not disappoint. I defs would go back for another flavor but it'd be hard to not get this one again sooo creamy ugh. It was a small little hole in the wall bakery but the kind that only the locals know about it and is amazing. read more
I am SO glad I found this spot while walking to my car. I saw two girls walking up the stairs and that piqued my interest. Curiosity pays off! I went around Thursday at 1PM and there were a few people who were there. It's a super small shop, where you just order and do pick up or takeout only. It's between the iconic murals and you gotta walk a bit downstairs. Inside, they have a few selections, not too many but enough where you have variety and you can see that they specialize in this stuff. The staff (two girls) who worked there (shoutout to Demi) were really helpful and sweet! I decided to try three items. 1. Lake Merritt Special Cheesecake - 5/5 - This was so good, especially if you love chocolate. It has almonds, brownies, and drizzled with chocolate on a cheesecake. 2. Fat Boy - 5/5 - You're telling me this is banana pudding WITH peach cobbler? What an amazing combination and SO GOOD! 3. Apple Streusel Cheesecake - 100/5 - Apparently this is what got them started and MY GOODNESS, this was AMAZING. Love love love and I am a huge fan of apples. Literally my favorite dessert spot... EVER! Absolutely delicious and you best bet I'll be going back! read more
4 months ago
What did I do in my life for my taste buds to experience such gloriousness?! I usually don't eat two desserts in one sitting, but BOTH the Snickerdoodle & Peach Cobbler were calling my name! Neither one of them made it home... You best believe I'll be back to try the Sweet Potato Cake & Peach Cobbler Cheesecake. I can't even imagine what BOTH cobbler and cheesecake would taste like married together?! There's only street parking and there's a garage right across the street. The bakery is definitely hidden and located downstairs/underground. Try not to miss it when driving! read more
I recently visited Gregory's Gourmet Desserts, got there early, and tried several of their signature cakes and cheesecakes -- and wow, did they deliver. This cozy, somewhat hidden bakery truly lives up to its reputation among locals as "Oakland's best-kept dessert secret." After a short wait in line and it was my turn. I was greeted, picked out the items I wanted to try, the person grabbed all of my items and I was ready to pay in less than a minute. What I Tried -- And Loved "Ugly Duck" Cheesecake Though this cheesecake isn't always advertised on the public menu, I heard longtime fans rave about it -- and I quickly understood why. The "Ugly Duck" cheesecake hits you first with a lovely lemony flavor, a dense rich texture, smoother and more indulgent than a classic New-York-style slice. The creaminess is offset just right by a subtle tanginess that keeps it from feeling overly heavy. Every bite feels decadent -- it's easily among the best cheesecakes I've had in the Bay Area (and other fans seem to agree: one commenter said "the Ugly Duckling cheesecake is to die for"). "Best Milkshake Ever" Cheesecake If you're after something playful and indulgent, this cheesecake is a real treat. The rich coffee flavor lives up to its name: rich, creamy, and slightly nostalgic in a "dessert-milkshake" kind of way. It's a fun twist on cheesecake -- creamy, sweet, and satisfying. The texture felt velvety smooth and the sweetness was balanced nicely, making it a great choice for anyone with a serious sweet tooth. Cookies and Cream Cheesecake For cookies-and-cream lovers, this one hits the spot. The cheesecake base was smooth and creamy, while chunks of cookie (or cookie crust, depending on the slice) added a pleasant contrast: a little bit crunchy, a little bit crumbly. The flavor combination balanced decadence and familiarity -- classic cheesecake richness plus those comforting Oreo-ish cookie notes. It felt like the best of both worlds. Sweet Potato Cake Switching gears from cheesecake, the sweet potato cake was a revelation. Not too sweet, slightly earthy, with warm, comforting flavor -- it felt like a cross between a dessert and a cozy homemade treat. The texture was moist and hearty, and it stood out as a great alternative if you want something less heavy than cheesecake but still deeply satisfying. Gregory's version of a sweet potato cake clearly shows they care about variety and good baking craft. Based on what I tried Gregory's Gourmet Desserts is worth a visit. Next time I go, I'm planning to try more of their rotating cheesecake varieties and maybe a cobbler or two or three. read more
Stopped by Gregory's a few times over the past few months and saw that I hadn't updated my last review in 5 years ! Consistency is key and in reporting all is well. It's a small shop that turns out some of the best desserts in the Bay Area ! I've been digging in on the various single slice cheesecakes, cakes, cookies and other goodies. There is usually a line to get in especially during lunch hour and there is always something special to checkout. On my last visit they had a banana pudding based dessert with a funny name that I can't remember right now read more
7 months ago
Finally made it to Gregory's! The hours don't correlate with when I'm back home in Oakland so when the stars aligned I was excited! My GPS got me lost so I called the bakery for help. A sweet young lady named Cynthia answered and said she'd run outside and wave. I was one street over but saw Cynthia and made my way to the bakery. Gregory's gives 100% Harlem, Bronx vibes..it's a real deal underground bakery. So many amazing looking options, I got a number of things to take home to my family. Banana pudding, sweet potato cake, carrot cake, peach cobbler and pecan pie. Whew! Everything was DEElicious! My husband is the biggest pecan pie snob and asked me at least three times where I got the pie lol and that Gregory's dethroned his favorite, near decades long bakery. The banana pudding hit so hard I was eight years old again, in my aunts kitchen...I'm patiently watching her layer the wafers so the pudding could set before we devoured it. Sweet potato cake...thank me later. Should have gotten a second piece to freeze for later. OMG. The cobbler comes in regular or "more crust." I mean who thought of such genius? More crust, please and thank you! The cobbler wasn't really sweet and the peaches were somewhat al dente. Not bad, just a texture I'm not familiar with when it comes to cobbler. I can't wait to return to try more goodies. Hubby already asked when I am going back to the Town lol read more
If you are looking for a whole pie or a slice, this is the place for you! Underground bakery IYKYK! All the goodies I'm not supposed to have (scones, cheesecake, banana pudding, peach cobbler, cookies, lemon bars, etc!) try them all if you can! ALWAYS celebrating PIE day at work and getting approval $$ to buy the pies here! Chocolate and Key Lime pie for the WIN! read more
If you love cheesecake, come here!! First heard of Gregory's from a YouTube video and finally made the drive up to try the famous cheesecakes. They also offer cookies, cake, banana pudding, and other desserts! It's a grab and go spot, but the service was very welcoming and friendly! We got cookies & cream and banana pudding cheesecake slices. Cookies & cream was my favorite of the 2. Not too dense and flavor is spot on. read more
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My daughter always get their peach cobbler cheesecake. I asked her to grabbed the ube cheesecake as well and it did not disappoint. read more
Small and hidden dessert spot serving up the most delicious cakes, cookies, brownies, and more! Most things are already packed and ready to go so the line moves quickly. I tried the carrot cake and the cookies n cream cheesecake. Both were super fresh and tasted homemade with lots of love. The only thing is that the carrot cake was just a tad bit dry but the icing made up for it. I def want to try more cheesecake flavors next time since everything looked amazing!!! read more
4 months ago
This is Walt from Walt's Adventures and I find myself in Oakland, California. Gregory's Gourmet Desserts is an example of the term "whole in the wall" for there is a sign before a downward staircase. Inside, you will find a display case filled with desserts. It is recommended that orders are placed from their online sources. I guarantee you that the creations ordered far surpass the humble facade. The German Chocolate cake we ordered was taken home where it then was highly judged and compared to its various counterparts from the past. This cake from these bakers surpassed all expectations. If you are looking for a fantastic creation for any occasion, instead of simply traveling down the street to your local supermarket, I dare you to adventure to Gregory's Gourmet desserts. Venture down the stairs and through the door to find... magic. read more
Great tasty bakery!! we met the owner Gregory super friendly and really nice! It matches his great pastries and love for baking! Line is long but everyone is friendly and accommodating! Prices are are reasonable for the quality! I will definitely return when visiting Oakland! read more
4 months ago
I had a hard time finding this place and turns out it's an underground bakery! Once you see the sign, walk down a flight of stairs and you will find a small space with bars, cookies, and slices of cake and pie. Since it's a tiny spot, only 1 party is allowed inside. There were 2 people in front of me when I went. After looking at all the offerings, I ordered a slice of the Coconut Cream Pie ($6.99 + tax). +Crust was crumbly and slightly savory, which was a good contrast to the sweet filling. +Very coconutty: Toasted coconut on top was a nice touch. -Extremely sweet: 3 of us couldn't even finish it. -Unfortunately, it melted by the time I got home (~2 hrs). I'd recommend eating or refrigerating it ASAP after purchase. Side notes: 1.) To-go only since there's no seating inside or nearby. 2.) A fork and napkins were included with my order. *Verdict: If you have a HUGE sweet tooth, this might be the place for you. read more
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1 year ago
I saw the amazing reviews and had to see for myself and i'm so happy I did!! The young man was so nice and helped picked popular items, the only thing I didn't like was the cookies and cream cookie but my bf loved it! Very small space but filled with so much flavor I love it read more
2 months ago
This was my first time trying Gregory's Gourmet Desserts. We tried the Brownie (got the last one), and the Sweet Potato Cake . Beware of the brownie if you don't like a very rich, dark chocolate type of brownie. I finished it off, my sister couldn't handle it . The Sweet Potato Cake is very much like carrot cake, with the same sweet icing. Enjoyed this one. I'll be heading back to check out that peach cobbler, which looked delicious and the cookies. read more
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Finally got to try some treats from this place and placed an order through DoorDash. I ordered three things: chocolate cream pie, Apple strudel cheese cake and sweet potato pie. Oh myyy.... Everything tasted so delicious!!! Someday I'll stop by at their store and pick up another dessert options. read more
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What day do they serve cinnamon rolls? Can I still grab them on Fridays?
Not sure. Maybe call before making the trip.
Can you buy a full cake?
Yes, you can purchase whole cakes but you need to call ahead so that they can have it ready. And on the holidays they have direct ordering on their website.
What is the parking like?
There is some parking on the street, You can run in easily
Are they taking thanksgiving orders? How do I make one?
Yes, they were taking holiday orders they have stopped but will be taking orders again for Xmas
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