Royal Bakery

We were in a pinch for our son’s birthday cake after our original plan fell through. We called Royal Bakery at about 11am on a Saturday morning needing the cake for his party on Sunday. They were very helpful accommodating our requests (we needed a tall chocolate cake with gray frosting to replicate a rock climbing wall look) and told us the cake would be ready by 3pm that afternoon.
The cake was exactly what we wanted and our son was very happy. The buttercream frosting and the chocolate cake were excellent and the price was surprisingly reasonable. Because of their customer service and the quality of their product we will start with Royal Bakery for all of our birthday cakes in the future and return soon to try all of the other pastries!

If you want authentic paczki, then this is the place to get them. Oh, I know you can sometimes get what they call paczki in certain grocery chain stores, but those are just jelly doughnuts marketed as paczki. Authentic paczki have a much richer dough, and you won’t find the rose filling anywhere else. All of that said, don’t wait until Fat Tuesday to get them. Poles celebrate Fat Thursday, not Fat Tuesday, and this Polish bakery is no exception. In fact, I would preorder them if I were you.
Otherwise, the customer service is the best and the bread and other pastries are out of this world. Give it a shot. You won’t be sorry! (side note — the parking lot is SMALL — you may have to park on the side streets)

Jessica will go out of her way to get your order perfect. The pastries are to die for and the sausage is amazing. I’m here at least once a week.

I had passed by this place a bunch of times but the exterior of the bakery looked so terrible that I couldn’t bring myself to step in.
After some time, my husband convinced me not to judge a book by its cover and we walked in one day. The selection of paczkis and other pastries were amazing– and they even have frozen pirogi in the freezer. Having lived in Poland for a summer, I can vouch for the paczkis being awesome and the pirogi being decent. The girl behind the counter is awesome and we returned several times to snag more paczkis in the morning. Beware, they do run out of those things by some afternoons, so wake up early if you really want a fresh polish donut.
I have not tried the other things like bread and cakes, and I do wish that they would put some effort in the exterior to make it look good, but with the quality of those donuts, I’m not complaining and will be back!

Oh my gosh the girl behind the counter was soooo great. Very nice, very helpful, very efficient.
But the donuts? And pastries? Super not-​good. I threw half of it away.
Cannot recommend.

Jessica is awesome!!! She has provided the cupcakes for my cousins graduation party and for my uncle and aunts wedding cake!!! The cupcakes were great!!! (Lemon poppy seed and chocolate)! And the cake was a white cake with white frosting. So soft and delicious. This is a polish bakery with great cookies and much much more!!! I love it

I would drive here just to get their paczkis for Fat Tuesday. My bf is from the Midwest so that’s the thing there, and I searched all over Denver to fulfill his packi craving haha.
The store is small but their pastries are delicious and nicely priced. They even have a rose flavored paczki which was great. I feel like I have to run before OR after eating one or two though!

An authentic, family owned polish bakery that really hits the spot. Always fresh, I have yet to try something that I did not love. They also have good meat, home-​made kielbasa, and pickled items from Europe.

In my quest for a bakery like those from my childhood where the bread and pastries are made fresh each day on site, I found Royal this morning. The sweetest man explained that the pastries were not overly sweet, and tempted me with his description of the paczki. While the jelly donut is the closest reference I have, it doesn’t begin to give this pastry the justice it deserves. Fluffy but crispy on the outside with fruit filling that had the right amount of sweetness and a hint of rose water. Absolute perfection! You must visit this hidden gem.

Amazing bakery. I bought a couple of boxes of goodies for the office and everyone was thrilled.

My husband is from the Detroit area; therefore, a paczki is of part of the life continuing process every Fat Tuesday (if you know a Michigander, then you are familiar with the insanity). We moved to sunny Denver where we tried unsuccessfully for years to the find the proper Polish mound of warm, lard-​fried, jelly or custard packed ball of «oh-​my-​dear-​Lord-​this-​is-​my-​reason-​for-​living!» We then found Royal Bakery, and our reason for living continued. The paczki melt in your mouth: crisp on the outside, gooey goodness on the inside – be warned that one is never enough. This is a family owned and operated bakery with the all the charm of Poland! They also offer other traditional foods.

I came in search of Paczkis and that is exactly what I found. My wife is from the midwest where they celebrate Paczkis Day (Fat Tuesday) every year I try to find her fresh paczkis. Royal Bakery has been the best I’ve found in Denver. Not to mention they are extremely nice. Bring your wallet becaue you can eaily drop some cash in here, be rest assured it’s worth it.

I came here for paczki and they delivered. These are as good as my mom’s and I can’t say that about many, if any, other bakeries and that includes those in Chicago and LA. The people were great but the paczki were greater! ;)
I am excited to go back to get some other Polish food but, for now, the review is just for that!

I am Polish, from Family where my Parents cook delicious. My Mom can make best pastries ever. So since I am in Denver, I ve been missing her cuisine and been looking for something same.
Royal Bakery is what I needed.
Pastries? OMG! Great! I never bring any paczki home bc they are gone on my way home :)
Sausages, Golabki, Pierogies (Dumplings) Best Ever. Great Quality. Home Made with traditional recipe.
Everything is super tasty. I go there at least once per week. I eat Potato-​Cheese pierogies even for breakfast before hiking, biking or snowboarding.
Believe, I am 100% Polish and I know what I am saying.

The wife and I NEEDED doughnuts. Royal Bakery provided. There aren’t a lot of doughnut shops in the area, so we were pretty happy with this spot and their selection. I’m not quite sure how to tell the quality of one doughnut from another — they’re all so tasty — but I do know that they’re above par.

Old world bakery where they do everything from scratch. Dad’s the baker and he even makes his own glazes and spreads. Lovely daughter works the counter, knows the business and is very helpful and courteous.
The eclairs are outstanding! As was the caramel apple.
I will revisit when I’m in Arvada!
Thank you for baking amazing goods!!!

I’ve only been once, but my experience so far tends to make me want to return.
First of all, I was treated quite nicely when I went. In fact, I made it just outside of the store hours and was promptly signaled to come right in (even after they had a busy day… must have visited on a Polish holiday from what I gathered).
Secondly, it helps that the pastries that I got happened to be yummy! One can get some decent pastries from Kings or Safeway, but not as good in my opinion.
The location might be a bit divey, but do not let that deter trying it out. One can even purchase some traditional Polish food items if one so desires.
It might be worth the visit.

Doughnuts — Delicious!
Pastries — Amazing!
Cakes — Delectable!
Staff — Awesome!
You — Need to get there ASAP to experience this taste sensation!

Err, how can I put this… Sorry people, I dont share the same sentiments. Err did I go to the WRONG BAKERY… aka Royal Bakery in Arvada. When I check out the address, its SPOT on.
As for the customer service, the lady who was there was accommodating. For this alone, they deserved 3.5 Stars.
Anways was here purchasing some cakes and pastries for a PARTY. Saturday April 9^th 2011. Since I am crunch with time, and wasnt sure what to order, I opt for 2 SWISS ROLLS of Chocolate and Lemon Flavor. The Chocolate Roll is a chocolate cake with chocolate buttercream. While for the Lemon Roll, I think its a white cake with lemon whipped cream or buttercream.
The rest were pastries for my personal consumption.
When I bring to the PARTY, one of my fren told me he liked the Lemon Swiss Roll. But when I taste the Lemon Swiss Roll, its way too sweet for my taste bud. As for the Chocolate Swiss Roll, its A-​OK. I was slightly disappointed with my purchase. Perhaps I purchased the wrong bakery goods and pastries.
Oh well. *BIG BUMMER*
Then when I am back home I tried tasting the pastries I purchased. One of them was a Strawberry Swiss Roll Slice. The slice of Strawberry Roll consists of white cake with strawberry buttercream filling. For this alone, I like. I so wish I could have purchased this Strawberry Swiss Roll more. The rest were Almond Biscotti, that was just A-​OK. The Éclair was nothing spectacular. The next pastry was the Napoleon. For this pastry, its consists of layers of custard with French pastry and whipped cream. Once again, nothing spectacular. Just all A-​OK.
All in all an A-​OK purchase but I feel the prices that they charged were slightly high. If I am not mistaken, the SWISS ROLL each cost $ 8.79. The rest of the pastries cost like $ 6.00. Total cost with tax of my purchase that day was $ 25.48. Luckily I request for a receipt for my purchase. I so wish they could place the pricing on their display so I can know how much I am purchasing.
To return, maybe. but not in a hurry.

Man this has to be the most inconspicuous bakery I have ever seen. Even with the «open» sign blinking on and off, it still somehow looks closed. Thanks to Unilocal,I saw this place was nearby and I knew I had to make a stop. Walking in, I was greeted by the friendly daughter of the family who owns the bakery. When I walked in I was overwhelmed by how many things were on display, but instead, the daughter said «Yes, sorry, we’re a bit low on things, we got a lot of customers in today!» I really didn’t know how to respond to this, because any more selection and I probably would have gone completely speechless.
I asked for some suggestions, and ended up going with a bag of the cheese and potato peirogies, an éclair and a glazed donut. The doughnut is kind of a point of contention between my husband and I– since our last trip to Japan I have decided that Mr. Donut is no good, but he insists that they are in fact, the best. I figuerd that this doughnut might settle the argument.
I got home and ended up boiling up two peirogies to have– they had a very nice creamy interior with a great peppery flavor. The éclair had a custard filling, but it was surprisingly light, and well, the doughnut? I loved it and thought Mr. Doughnut had met his match. The husband wasn’t so agreeable though. It had a great lemony aftertaste in addition to the simple glaze.
The aforementioned ran me about $ 9.00, which was the precise moment I looked down and saw a «please try to pay with cash for purchases below $ 10.00» sign. Now, my feelings on credit card minimums aside, I did like that it was a «please try» sign, not a «no purchase» sign. I said «I might have to buy something else to get to your minimum» but the daughter replied «Oh don’t worry about it– only my dad really cares about that» (cue the father walking around in the back at this moment). I really appreciated that she realized I was ready to buy something else I didn’t need, but instead went the customer-​appreciation route. I’ll definitely be back!