I could not be happier with this darling new location (unless they had an apartment upstairs where…read moreI could live). I remember when the bakery was a tiny hole in the wall just off Broad Street, easy to miss walking by. No longer. The new location is a beautiful corner shop, with better parking, better lighting, better seating, and even more space for the amazing baked goods we know and love. I would recommend an individual thing but it doesn't matter. Short of an allergy, nothing you can have there is a bad idea. Pain chocolate? Amazing. Kouign-amann? Surprisingly soft and fluffy. Thai iced coffee? Smooth, strong, not too sweet, and beautifully refreshing. I can't wait until the pasteles de nata are back on my hands. So should you try it? Hell, I'm house-hunting now so I can move closer.

Amazing pastries and mochas…read more Just moved from Brooklyn and I missed Lisbonata, and I was so happy to find out this place is a walk away!!

While the staff is nice and the atmosphere is very relaxed. I did not think my sandwich was very…read moregood for the price. Not sure I'd be willing to try it again.

Delicious breakfast to start the day. I'm so glad that they've reopened. The new management is…read morelovely and super kind. My autumn harvest latte was delicious and not overly sweet. It has maple syrup and cinnamon in it. I got the loaded ham sandwich and subbed pepper jack for Swiss. The garlic spread on it was the perfect finishing touch!

Sicilian Bakery still had a large selection on a Saturday midafternoon while some other shops were…read moresold out. It's nice to know that you can still get a pastry fix later in the day. Everything we tried was delicious. The cinnamon roll was fluffy and best warmed up. The fruit tart and layered cake had the same custard-like filling. The fruit tart base was flaky puff pastry. The layered cake had crunchy layers that I hadn't had before. I do wish they labeled the items and listed prices and common allergens. We had to point and ask, which can take time especially with a line behind. They have some seating but it seems to be mostly a to-go spot.

I stopped in last weekend, eager to try some pastries after reading the reviews. I arrived around…read more1pm on a Saturday and I was happy that there were still a number of options to choose from. I was eager to try the pistachio croissant and got it, and an almond one to go. They also had savory options and breads. It would have been helpful to have labels showing what each item was, as well as prices posted, as there was no indication what anything cost. It was obvious that they sold coffee, but had no menu posted. The croissants were huge! I couldn't wait to get home to try them. The pistachio croissant was delicious and completely filled with pistachio cream, almost a bit too much filling. It was certainly very messy to eat. Like the pistachio, the almond was flaky, but unlike the pistachio, it was not filled. Overall, these were some of the best tasting croissants I've tasted in the area and I'm looking forward to trying more of their products.

Yella's Yummies is a local bakery located in the heart of Historic Jackson Ward. There's plenty of…read morestreet parking, along with several paid parking lots within walking distance, so stopping by is easy. Let me tell you...this is the bakery you've been looking for. When I tell you the bakery is baking...its BAKING! I've personally had the cinnamon rolls and the cheesecake, and it takes everything in me not to stop by every day. Those desserts live in my head rent-free! Whether you're craving something sweet or just want to support a fantastic local business, Yella's Yummies is absolutely worth the visit. Trust me - you won't leave disappointed. Treat yourself and check them out! They're currently open Thursday through Sunday.

I've been ordering from this business for a long time and she never disappoints. She's so…read morepersonable, service is always great, and treats are always delicious! I'm so proud of her for opening the brick and mortar. It's very cute inside and I love the offerings. I ordered so many things...the strawberry shortcake crunch slice, peanut butter cookie, and brownie. All were delicious, but the cookies now have a forever place in my heart! I even went back to try the sugar cookie and it was spectacular. Best cookies I've had easily. I'll be back!

A carb lovers dream! I came across Montana Gold Bread Co. after visiting The Oil store next door…read more They share a parking lot. The store maybe small, but they offer a lot. Upon entering we were impressed. There was a lot to chose from. They had loaves of bread, muffins, cookies, sandwiches and so much more. The cashier was so helpful. He answered all our questions, and gave us great advice. He was very knowledgeable about the products. We opted for a loaf of bread, a scrumptious peanut butter cookie and a bread pudding. We waited to get so many items. We already had lunch plans so we did not opt for a sandwich, but there were a few people there behind us ready to order sandwiches. When we got home we were able to dig in. Everything was so fresh and delicious! My husband raved about his raspberry bread pudding.

I've passed by this little place at the beginning of Carytown a million times and never knew the…read moregoodness that was inside! They have fresh bread, rolls, cookies and more. A boxed lunch comes with a huge sandwich (whatever bread you want), chips/pasta salad/potato salad, and any dessert in the store. They also have free bread samples (often times an entire slice) with butter. They also have their own little parking lot so easy to run in, grab a loaf and head into Carytown. I'd recommend to anyone looking for a simple but delicious sandwich or freshly baked bread!

I still day dream about the big macaroon sandwiches I purchased for my customers. The team there…read morewas phenomenal. I came in with a large order and they got working on it right away. The place is just like any other cute coffee spot.

Whisk sits on the corner of E. Main Street in Richmond, marked by a big black-and-white logo…read morepainted on the brick and a stunning portrait mural wrapping the side of the building. You can't miss it. Step inside and the corner location pays off -- gorgeous afternoon light pouring through a row of vintage stained glass set above the front windows, throwing color all over the pink-and-white interior. Chandelier with little fabric shades, topiary along the ledge, counter seating to watch the street. Charming spot. One small heads-up: the menu is a digital screen, and it wasn't working when I visited -- so you're ordering a bit blind, leaning on the bakery case and whatever the staff can tell you. Not a dealbreaker, but worth knowing going in. And you're really here for the baked goods, which hold up. The kouign-amann was the standout -- deeply caramelized, lacquered, shatteringly flaky with that signature sugar crust. I also grabbed two macarons (a berry-pink one and a teal with chocolate filling) that were exactly right: crisp shell, chewy center, generous filling. No complaints. The case is stocked with range -- lemon bars, quiche, chocolate cherry walnut cookies, confetti sandwich cookies, Florentines, a vegan peanut butter option, pineapple upside-down, and more. Plenty of GF and vegan labeling, which is nice to see. You can watch them pulling fresh trays from the proofer behind the counter. A few other notes: it's a small operation, so selection depends on what's come out of the oven that day, and the working area behind the counter is tight and a little cluttered (charming, but not polished). Corner parking is street-only and that intersection gets busy. Bottom line -- a genuinely good Richmond bakery with real pastry chops and a beautiful corner space. Get the kouign-amann before they sell out.

Y'all. This cinnamon bun is HUGE! Icing was perfect and not overly sweet. Big enough to share!…read moreHeated it up at home which made it even better.

After reading other reviews we set out across the river to check Georgie's out. First lesson…read morelearned -- go early. We went around 3 PM on a Saturday and quickly realized that even though this was a new bakery to us, the rest of the world apparently knew all about it and had descended on the display cases like teenagers on a bowl of Halloween candy left on a porch. So while we were unable to get any cakes or pies at that hour, we were still able to snag a few cookies -- the snickerdoodle is the absolute winner -- and two whoopee pies -- perfectly balanced cookie to fluff ratio and not overly sweet. Everything we tasted gave evidence to great recipes, attention to detail, and insistence on freshness. We can't wait to get back and try more -- just much closer to opening time.

I love mocha at this place and their savory and sweet pastries are so good to try. Must try in…read moreRichmond.

Wowzers!!! What a cool bakery. There was a long line due to it being covered in the local magazine…read morein town. Worth the wait. Very savory and not too sweet. The lamb pastry and the sour cherry pistachio ones were outstanding!! See photos.