Baked Coffee Bar

Greyhounds reach the beach weekend and a Breast Cancer fundraiser 5k. 10÷10÷15
I ordered a sweet ice coffee thingy, wanting a Carmel ice coffee, mocha, coffee drink. They don’t use a sweetened chocolate, but a bitter unsweetened chocolate. I got a hot black coffee too to add to the iced coffee, because I heard my cup being filled with ice. The hot black was better than the iced. Great fast service and beautiful dessert/​pastry case.
A nice coffee shop in Busy Dewey Beach!
10÷11÷15 return for coffee, I just got a hot cup. And spotted a quiche it was said to be spinach, feta and ham. The guy had it cut and packaged and a lady «helped» by changing the to go packaging from a 3 cent container to a 20cent container and adding spinach leaves and strawberry pieces. Well I don’t usually complain, but I will say, she could have looked at the strawberry pieces and given me clean and
Not mushy ones and a small drizzle of balsamic on the spinach as compliment to baby undressed leaves. The male clerk did fine and I would have been delighted with the small takeout container. Let your workers work for you don’t micro manage. They are doing a fine job. The quiche was a nice fliffy light quiche, w/​o crust and I didn’t get ham, but I was please with the quality of the food. Outstanding coffee!

This place was kind of a cluster. The atmosphere is cute, but the slow-​moving line was out the door and it was so jam-​packed with customers that you could barely see the chalkboard tables and pretty baked goods. They were out of the type of coffee I wanted, and it took forever to get my bagel, which was stale. They didn’t offer to toast the bagel, but I can only imagine how long that would have taken. All in all, I don’t plan on going back.

Food is really good although the menu is a little overwhelming. The baked treats look awesome. I’ve been several times and service is always pretty slow, but the cashier is very friendly. Three stars because the two times I went this weekend one of the guys making the sandwiches was also eating behind the line. I watched him making a sandwich then take bites of his own, wipe his mouth with the same hand making customers’ sandwiches and then rub his eyes. Also wiped his mouth with the towel that I think is used for wiping down counters. Not sanitary at all… think I will stick to the coffee and smoothies in the future.

Came on the recommendation of the front desk at the Hyatt while looking for a coffee shop. Dedicated coffee shops are really hard to find here, the towns still all about local diners where you get coffee with your meal –not a bad thing, but I’d forgotten what life was like before coffee shops were de rigeur. Enter baked, full of amazing looking crepes, fudge, cupcakes, and other yuppie delights! Didn’t try any of those but at least they were available. Had hot tea and picked up iced coffee to go. The coffee was good, but the tea was a little random. They had a big jar with half open boxes and loose bags of different brands, mostly different takes on green tea, and mostly Lipton. I tried a mango green tea (the barista looked almost surprised to see that it was an option when I pointed to it). It tasted like generic green tea, no mango flavor whatsoever, which was disappointing. but if you’re looking for a cute café with nice staff and be satisfied with the fact that a coffeehouse exists in Dewey beach, this place is the spot!

You can’t find a worse service experience — although we have run into our fair share in Dewey. After placing our order and waiting 15 minutes — we are told that they ran out of crepes. Then 10 minutes to refund us, yet sill charging us for the watt and bagels. Then another 13 minutes to get the bagels — which every of one of the 3 bagels were done wrong and burnt — despite not wanting them toasted. Still waiting on a smoothie after all this. Great way to spend your entire day !

So, my sister stopped by for a to-​go bagel & brought the menu home. It looked awesome! The last day of our vacation, I made a point to go there for lunch before we left Dewey. I ordered the «Tandoori Chicken Sandwich» on an Onion Na’an bread. ($ 9.50) After the order was placed, the cook, with a toothpick in his mouth made a few comments that I could not understand. I was told the cook hates to make these sandwiches, & this was his 5^th one today. Poor guy, one would hope he was getting paid to make them! Lol. The na’an was not available, so I went with the Italian bread. It was good, nice flavors – fresh & healthy, and a smaller portioned sub, if not a bit dry, more sauce, please. The bread was phenomenal, though. A lot of places here try to deliver stellar customer service to get & keep business. I did not get that vibe during my visit. However, after my initial review, I heard from the owner, and she talked to the staff, so I believe their customer service will be different that what I initially encountered. I was very happy to hear it! I will def. be back to visit & I recommend this restaurant to friends.

Our family spent a week in Dewey and started each day here for breakfast. They have excellent coffee and an interesting selection of bagel sandwiches and crepes. It was a good stop to set us up for a day on the beach. You can decorate your own coffee too. Also in the afternoon after a bike ride or day at the beach their cold brew ice coffee was a treat. Nice vibe. Some outdoor seating. Dog friendly. Super courteous staff.

Great idea in theory — coffee shop/​café right across from the Starboard where there aren’t many options but be prepared for frustrating service. Whether there are two or twenty people in line, there’s just one guy taking orders and slowly passing them back to the girls behind the counter. I only got coffee both times I went and it was good (although pricey) — the food menu looks good too but I can’t imagine how long you’d have to wait.

Delicious variety of coffees, baked treats, and confections to start your morning. They had six large thermos-​style coffee carafes that served out very hot coffee. A generous sugar/​milk bar with plenty of seating inside and outside. A few families with dogs and sleepy-​eyes adults alike converged here on this 4^th of July. Staff was friendly and quick to serve. Excellent coffee spot in the middle of Dewey.

Awesome new business in Dewey. What a gem… Great coffee, baked goods my favorite the graham cracker cake marshmallow Belgian chocolate bars. Also the magic brownies are so good. Best breakfast in Dewey… Savory and sweet crepes are outstanding. But if you need grab and go the bagel sandwiches are the best. Cheers

Sorry but i have tried to support them over the time they have been opened and still does not impress me in any way… overpriced, awkward, food is not fresh at all, and they will try to sell you on some air and walking space if that was even possible.
The workers/​owners are absolutely clueless… trying to make a couple dollars rather then giving the community what they want (or even what we ordered)
Put it this way… I would rather call and pay for a taxi to hit another bakery miles down the road.
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I waited over an hour for my food. I got a bagel with eggs and the place was essentially empty and I still waited over an hour. I complained numerous times and I was not refunded my money or compensated in any way for waiting for so long. There was no sense of urgency in the kitchen. After complaining for the 5^th time I was informed they hadn’t even started making my food. Would never recommend anyone to come here. Horrible customer service.

Incredibly fresh food. Amazing customer service. Would definitely recommend you stop by here for breakfast. It was so yummy.

Delicious! Two of my friends raved about the beet salad. Another got the chicken salad sandwich and definitely recommends it. I had the Diablo (spicy chicken sandwich) which wasn’t spicy at all, but it was still tasty, especially with the pepperoni. I refrained from purchasing every single baked good I could get my hands on. So. Many. Options! I may need to stop by again for the s’mores kit…

Best bakery around, hands down. The cinnamon buns are as good as my grandmother’s, and the sticky buns are the best I have ever had. All are made by experienced bakers on site, and Pam is also a chocolatier. The sandwiches and crepes are delicious, and the granola in the yogurt parfait is homemade. Individual pies are heavenly – the chocolate cream has a perfect layer of solid chocolate on the bottom. Pam will also make a special birthday cake for you. Kid friendly, with chalkboard paint right on the tabletop and little buckets of chalk on each table. Dog friendly too.

«Baked» is a new bakery/​chocolate shop that opened in Dewey Beach just a few weeks ago. They offer a tempting array of individually sized confections including beautiful cupcakes, miniature pies, scones, cookies, brownies, and even precious little homemade chocolates crafted by Pam who is a chocolatier. Is a friend having a birthday? Get her one of their miniature dark chocolate ganache layer cakes! The cakes are about 2.5″ in diameter and only an inch tall, yet they have two layers of chocolate cake, chocolate frosting between the layers, and then their belgian dark chocolate ganache as the final «icing» over the whole cake. Wow! They also have a devil’s food cupcake with homemade chocolate buttercream icing. I haven’t tried many of their chocolates but couldn’t resist their dark chocolates with dreamcicle filling. There is plenty for the non-​chocolate lovers as well. They make lovely lemon cupcakes, and tiny lemon tarts. Many of their creations also feature coconut – which I love! You can get
eclairs, with dark chocolate icing, with or without coconut. Today I saw they had coconut cupcakes, but I haven’t tried those yet. They also make little tiny coconut cream pies! Their offerings vary by the day – with more variety available on the weekends. Evidently, today they had pumpkin muffins – but were completely sold out of them by noon! They also include salted caramel in their selections. Today I saw a «turtle tart» for the turtle fans out there (but they only had 1 left when I got there!) They also have more conventional offerings like latte’s, breakfast bagels (with homemade strawberry preserves!), sandwiches, and homemade soup… but it’s the confections that are the stars of the show! I encourage you to treat yourself, and your friends, to some «Baked in Dewey» treats!
Baked is on the north end of Dewey – only a mile from downtown Rehoboth – in the group of shops across the street from Starboard – next to Scully’s and Gary’s. (It also happens to be just around the corner from my tiny beach cottage!) The shop is the culmination of a long term dream for Pam and Wendy – the friendly proprietors.
They plan to be open every day through the holidays, closing for a month starting January 1^st 2015 to remodel their new space. In the meantime, you can stop in for a treat and consider ordering your holiday pies from them. If you give them your pieplate, they’ll return it with your pie in it! Everyone will think you made it yourself! How cool is that!