The Bakeshop on Twentieth

I believe the reason I can only give this bakery shop for three stars for now is because we probably come here too late so we couldn't try their most popular bakery items (Sticky buns & Babka muffin). We ordered "Apricot scone" & "Walnut oat bar" with a cup of cold brewed coffee for our first time visit to have our dessert/coffee/afternoon tea time. [Apricot scone]: I'm not a big fan of apricot, but this was the option left with the fruit topping. Their scone was unexpectedly soft & was not too sweet, which made me want to come back to try their other scones. [Walnut oat bar]: It had a thin layer of jam in the middle part of the bar (probably strawberry jam) and it was pretty sweet. The oat layers were also sweeten and covered with powder sugar, which made the entire bar too sweet. It was too heavy & dense to me to eat the entire piece or without coffee/unsweetened drinks. My advice is that you should visit this place early if you want to get their signature/popular bakery items. And we're planning to come back one more time to get the full experience!

My daughter and I were staying on this side of town and she found this cute bakery. While it is a small establishment it has a lot of goodies to choose from! We had the bacon, egg, & cheese sandwich with Jam and it was DELICIOUS!!! The bacon was one of the best I’ve ever tasted. We also went with the avocado, feta, tomato, Sriracha, and egg toast. This to me is not your basic avocado toast, it is on another level type of toast! Perfectly cooked egg to where it was still a little runny when you cut it and the drippings got on the toast and made the experience 100x better!!! Lastly, we left with a cranberry walnut scones. While I’ve never had a scone before it was super sweet to me ( I no longer eat sugar so anything is sweet to me) however, my daughter loved it! This bakery shop is definitely one you need to try and come back to taste all of their yummy treats. Be warned, there is a wait time due to them being busy…for a good reason!