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Biscotts Bakery & Cafe - Key lime pie slice

Biscotts Bakery & Cafe

4.3(226 reviews)
4.0 mi
•$

Ordered a cake there 3 days ago and OMG it was so delicious.. I absolutely love it and so everyone…read moreelse at my friend's birthday! Ordering it's super easy: you can do it on the website of like me that I called to the bakery, I ordered 3 days before I needed it and it was perfect! Ready in time, looks super pretty and BONUS POINT: They open in Sundays which is awesome considering that a lot of places in Utah are closed .. It's pretty and very cozy bakery ..

Unacceptable quality for a $100 cake, ruined by defensive customer service…read more We ordered a custom cake from Biscotts for our daughter's 1st birthday, paying nearly $100 expecting premium quality. What we received was an amateur product and some of the worst customer service we've encountered. When we arrived to pick up the cake, we noticed they had piped the name as "AMEL" in pink and the last two letters "ia" in black gel. When we pointed this out, we had to wait almost an hour at the bakery while our guests were already waiting at our home. The second attempt was just as bad--shaky, messy handwriting on a surface that was visibly scuffed from scraping off the first mistake. As a final "fix," they slapped an unevenly broken chocolate rectangle with the name over the middle of the cake, which completely ruined the aesthetic. When we brought up the poor lettering, the owner dismissed our concerns with sarcasm, remarking that "a 1-year-old won't remember the handwriting anyway." To make matters worse, the cake itself was inedible. The top cream layer was grainy, separating, and distinctly bitter. Not a single guest could finish their slice, and the entire cake went straight into the trash. When we called the next day to share our experience, instead of apologizing, they deflected blame onto us, claiming everything happened because we arrived late to pick it up. Arriving late does not cause a decorator to use two different colors for a child's name, nor does it make fresh cream turn grainy and bitter. Paying a premium price should come with basic attention to detail, good taste, and accountability. Biscotts failed on all three. Save your money and go elsewhere.

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Biscotts Bakery & Cafe - Coffee cake & mixed fruit cake

Coffee cake & mixed fruit cake

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Gourmandise - This place with their salads! Is amazing!!! I think the best in Utah.

Gourmandise

3.7(460 reviews)
0.4 mi
•$$

OMG... was this awesome! I was looking specifically for a…read morepatissarie, somewhere very likely to have Almond Croissant and found them. They open at 9:00, not 8:00 as shown on the website. We go in, I ask for an Almond Croissant, expecting the size you see at other places, then inquire about something like ham and cheese, yep, so asked for one, and a Cappuccino. It'd be a few minutes for the ham and cheese, but they box up my wife's two slices of bread and my other croissant and we wait. Heading for the freeway I open the bag and start on my savory croissant. A half hour later and I ask for the Almost Croissant. "OMG... They are too pretty to eat, I have to take a picture first!" She hands me the largest Almond Croissant I have ever seen! The flavor was as imlressive as the size. Next time we are n the area, we are definitely going back, but I'll only get the Almond Croissant, it's all I'll need!

We have eaten at the Gourmandise location in American Fork many times. Always good, sometimes…read moreexceptional. Not so with this location in Draper this one time. There were probably 20 diners at this location at 4-5 tables at 2:00 PM on a Sunday. I counted about 10-12 employees. The wait for everything seemed a little too long for the employee/diner ratio. The food was just OK. The brisket sandwich was very dry and pulled, like pulled pork, but without any juices. I know it's not a smokehouse and they likely just order overcooked roasted brisket from Cisco or something, but when you order a brisket sandwich for $14, there are expectations. Ordered coffee with lunch. Waiter brought two coffees and a small container of cream. Asked to refill about halfway through. Brought coffees and no cream. So I asked again. Then about 5 minutes later I asked again. Then I watched our waiter go into the open kitchen area and lean against a counter and chat and laugh with two other staff for 5 minutes. I stood up and walked toward him and he saw me. He broke with the group, came out and said, "Sorry, I had to do something in the back." Very mediocre experience overall. Not what I expected based on previous experiences at the other location. Also, noisy dining room, no solid buffering insulation in the ceiling. Cafeteria-like experience.

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Gourmandise - Chocolate Mousse Cake 9" 3PD Cheesecake

Chocolate Mousse Cake 9" 3PD Cheesecake

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Paris Baguette

Paris Baguette

4.3(141 reviews)
6.6 mi
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The pastries taste fresh bake. And the cake all look delicious im happy i got to stop in this place.read more

I wanted to find a traditional French boulangerie in SLC but did not see one, Zut alors!…read more I know Paris Baguette is a chain and has an Asian twist so we decided to visit on Saturday morning before driving back to Boise. It was early, and it was already busy. TIPs & TRICKs Follow the rules: Get the tray, then the wax paper liner, then use the individual wax papers at the stations to grab what you want. While you're doing that, pay attention to the pricing, because it can add it. To see the plain butter croissants empty already was shocking, but when we told the employee she came back to not only stock it but came to us first and let us pick which ones we wanted off the tray That was very nice The pain du chocolat looked good and were lacking in depth and flakiness of the crunch The Chausson aux Pommes - was really good - They could have used another minute or two in the oven to get that golden brown. They were looking like the pastly white guy at the beach while everyone else had a tan The mochi Dubai Chocolate donut was very good. The total was almost fifty bucks.... I told my wife that we could have about 40 croissants for that price if we were in Paris. C'est la vie! Look for a chain - Its pretty good. I didn't try the coffee but if they ever show up in Boise metro area, I would check them out to see if they match up with SLC.

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Paris Baguette - A very busy dining area.

A very busy dining area.

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The Gingerbread Cottage

The Gingerbread Cottage

4.6(5 reviews)
0.5 mi

This is an adorable old house turned bakery. It seems like it might still be a home in the back,…read morebut the front where the public visits is definitely retail. There are a few gift items, although they felt a little dated and all around the same theme-perhaps a little more variety would make it fun to browse and find a gift. They are known for their gingerbread cookies-which are absolutely darling. I opted for a variety pack of cookies-a solid choice anytime you can't make a choice-as well as a single gingerbread cookie decorated like a bright sunshine. Service was friendly and welcoming-just what you'd hope to experience in a small business. The cookies were ok. I prefer smaller cookies and these were a little thick for my liking. Personal preference, I know.

This is a cute little cookie shop! When first entering I was met with the most delicious smell of…read morefreshly baked gingerbread!! Yum! There were so many cute shaped and decorated gingerbread cookies. They would make a cute little gift. There were sharks, watermelons, strawberries, dinosaurs, etc. ($5.99 each.) You can buy cookie variety packs. That's what I did, and they had gingerbread, peanut butter and chocolate chip. (Two of each.) There were also some sweet bread loaves, and some squares of chocolate brownies/cake. The place even carries birthday supplies; candles, plates, etc. There were some home kitchen decor items as well. The gingerbread cookies and the peanut butter cookies were the best!! The chocolate chip cookies were okay. They were more of a cakey texture and not really mine or my family's favorite. But the gingerbread was different from the typical gingerbread. They were thick and fluffy and soft. Peanut butter were so soft, moist and mouth-wateringly tasty. A peanut butter lovers dream, really. They brought me back to my childhood, an old friend's mom's cookies she used to make. The service was nice. I will come back for more.

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