We had a bit of trouble finding the bakery, as the sign is partially obstructed by a tree, but it…read morewas worth driving past a couple times. There's a lovely parking lot nearby, too. A slight bump through the door, so I had to get a running start in my chair. Didn't expect the store to be quite so tiny. I'm pretty sure the other customers jumped out of my way as I came barreling in, but no one complained. The store was packed, which I took as a good sign. I was there specifically for the marshmallow donuts, but left with a variety of tasty treats, which we gobbled up joyfully over the course of the day. The sweet woman who waited on us, who is also one of the bakers, gave me a sample of their black bottom cupcakes, which put my grandmother's to shame. And I must return for their hat-shaped chocolate covered cupcakes named after the fedora. I regret leaving without one. Definitely a little taste of baltimore. I highly recommend

They made a beautiful 95th birthday cake for our mother. A masterpiece both inside and out!read more

Note: Mostly a copy of the Lexington Market review, sans a higher rating and removing some of the…read moreLexington Market stuff. In short, a very tasty apple fritter. Baltimore Review 3/Many: I was at this historical market a few days ago while exploring Baltimore and going to a nearby convention, with this spot being pretty close to our not-so-good La Quinta Downtown hotel. After looking around, I eventually got some snacks from here, and I am happy I made that choice. They're mostly known for their namesake cookies, but since I'm not the biggest fan of either black-and-white cookies or chocolate frosting, I went with some Apple Fritters. The fritters were 3 for $5, which was a nice deal. They were large, not overly sweet, soft, had a light cinnamon flavor, and had plenty of apple filling. In short, they were very tasty and made a good snack throughout the short trip. Another person liked their cake donuts, and I concur, based on the piece of the blueberry cake donut I tried. The woman working there was also friendly. The reviews seem pretty mixed here, but I liked the fritter and the price was reasonable.

The Berger cookies are sold by the quarter pound. When I ordered a quarter pound (4 ounces), it…read morecame out to be two cookies ($2.30 in total). The top is a smear of fudgy chocolate frosting with a soft butter cookie bottom. If you like an overwhelming chocolate frosting ratio to cookie, this is it for you. Service is prompt and friendly.

This might be my second review for Bonjour because we've been coming here for years for their…read morecroissants! My son likes their strawberry cake. We love coming here for a comfy cozy bistro vibe! It's just the cutest little place! Amazing for a coffee date or a weekend family treat! We've never had a bad experience at Bonjour. Today we needed to come for the viral pastries! Did. Not. Disappointed! Picked out four different kinds to bring back home! They taste as good as they look!

Cute little house hiding a delicious surprise bakery. Love the viral fruit mousse cakes. Taste as…read moregood as they look. So far I've enjoyed everything I've bought from them.

A true "mom and pop" bakery. Andy's brioche dough is the best I've ever had. Sweet and delectable…read more Whether rolls, scones, or kolache's I'm never disappointed in his sweets; however, my two favorite menu items are savory - the sausage roll (featuring flaky tasty pastry and locally sourced sausage) as well as his sourdough loaves. Prices are fair and the service shines. I recommend ordering ahead (must do over a day in advance given he has to make the dough, etc.) to ensure you get all your heart desires as the secret about brunch supply is out, so sell-outs are common!

I came around 10 and they were almost sold out, but the cardamom bun I got was excellent! It's a…read moresmall place run by one person, and there isn't currently anywhere to sit, but it's very cute and has *fresh* *homemade* baked goods. Will be back! The service was extremely fast but I was told it can get busy in the cooler months!

I love the breadery! I've been eating their bread for years from various restaurants throughout…read moretown, but had never actually been to the breadery location until this week. I was immediately impressed and overwhelmed with the shear amount of options in their establishment. They not only have bread and pastries, but they also have coffee, frozen pizzas, wine and spirits, local cheeses, and a large selection of olive oils, vinegars, and balsamics. I picked up a challah bread, baguette, lemon rosemary sourdough, pumpkin chocolate muffin, two mini blueberry scones, a 4 pack of a locally owned, women owned canned cocktail I like, and a cup of coffee all for about $30. I will definitely be back!

Wanted to take a nice walk about two weeks ago (lagging on reviews again, sigh) and found the #9…read moreTrolley Line that runs from Ellicott City to Catonsville (or vice versa, more on this). Approximately halfway from either town is this delightful bakery that isn't just a bakery. As many have said, the aroma alone can make your mouth water - and we arrived midday, so I can only imagine what it's like early in the morning, when the baked goods are just coming out of the oven. They close at 2 on Saturdays, and we just made it by 1:30. Along with breads, rolls, and cookies, there are spreads both sweet and savory, dipping oils and vinegars, plus herb mixtures to sprinkle on them. I didn't investigate the wines but could easily see it's quite a collection. I missed the cheeses somehow, but DD the Cheese Queen said it was a nice assortment. There is also a cooler with soft drinks, so DGD got a berry lemonade & DD a kombucha. I bought a fresh loaf of garlic parmesan bread, and a loaf of cranberry orange pecan bread that was only $4! I see that another reviewer said the cheap loaves are due to the slicer mangling the loaf, but not the one I bought! It was perfect & just a couple of days old. Used to be you could go to most local bakeries & buy day old bread much cheaper. Anyway, even if it was "mangled" it still has amazing flavor and texture - worth every penny even at full price. DGD got a chocolate croissant and a banana muffin. She graciously let me have a taste and both were delicious. There is a free parking lot, which we didn't use of course, as we were walking. I wanted to write about the #9 Trolley Line but yelp doesn't have trail reviews (oversight!!) So I'm just going to add a little info here that does not pertain to The Breadery. Here are a couple of tips if you're doing the #9 Trolley Line walk: First and foremost, I highly recommend doing the uphill part first. In other words, start in Ellicott City. We walked as far as The Breadery and back, which was around 1.5 miles. We were all thankful to be going downhill once we were carrying our goodies! However, there is a farmer's market on Saturdays from May-October and it's a very small downtown so parking is tricky. The lot for the trailhead had people circling for spots. We're going to do the other side next weekend, but starting at The Breadery & returning there. And to be perfectly honest, even though it's a bit of a drive, I will be coming to get fresh loaves at The Breadery a couple of times a month.

This is a cute little spot located in the north east market. They have yummy desserts and a five…read moredollar credit card minimum. I got a piece of cake and a croissant. The cake was a tuxedo cake I think, it was both chocolate and vanilla. It was definitely very fresh and yummy. Their prices are very reasonable, while I understand why they don't want credit cards for less than five dollars it's kind of hard to get five dollars worth of dessert sometimes because I just want one or two things. That being said it is a sweet little shop and I love supporting local businesses.

Always happy to support a Lumbee owned and operated business!…read more I got 3 huge slices of cake for $12 (left a $3 tip) and had a ton of other baked goods. I was hoping for something savory too but I didn't see anything in the display case. It was an impulse visit so I just grabbed and went. The cakes have a great texture and classic flavor--not super strong but they remind me of birthday cakes at parties. Very easy to get in and out of, I suggest going early to snag a parking space right out front, parking can be tricky.

To be frank I am not normally a fan of cheesecake. I purchased one from this bakery because a…read morecoworker who was leaving loves it, especially ones with mixed fruits like at Pâtisserie Poupon. When I tell you this cheesecake turned me into a cheesecake lover I'm not exaggerating! It's sweet, creamy and the fruit pairs really nicely. Online ordering was convenient, my things were ready on time for pick up and parking nearby was a breeze for me. I will definitely be coming here anytime I'm looking for cheesecake for an event or even a single serve now that I know how good it can be!

I love baked goods and this place is so cute!…read more I do not claim to be a connoisseur of pastries, but in my humble opinion everything tastes good! I've gotten pain au chocolat, regular croissant, apple turnover, fruit tart, and more. Their croissants are my favorite--flaky but not too oily. The fruit tart could be a smidge sweeter. I've gone twice and the workers here were nice both times! Metered street parking in the area.

Grabbed a mocha from here, and the person I ordered with went over to make the drink. I was waiting…read morefor a while, when I heard someone else's name called and noticed a drink sitting on the counter on the opposite side. It would have nice to be told that they came out on the other side, or simply handed to me since I was in your view. Also grabbed some lemon bites, which were good- strong lemon flavor though. This location sits in a market so its nice to grab what you want and still dine with your group.

Update: went here for lunch with the wifey poo. We shared the turkey sandwich and she had lentil…read moresoup and vegetable barley soup. The sandwich was good, nothing special. The staff are always helpful and super friendly. I had to return my vegetable barley soup. It was so nasty. There was cream in it which didn't make sense to me and it certainly didn't help with the flavor. My wife agreed, it tasted nasty. I returned it and got the lentil soup. We still would come back and recommend this place.