Blue Apron

My special lady requested one of their huge cinnamon rolls for her birthday morning breakfast so I stopped in to surprise her. I found the store clean and brightly accented with the Royal Blue accents. The display case was pretty bare for a Saturday morning otherwise I would’ve sampled more items. I picked up one very large cinnamon roll with walnuts and raisins, a vanilla cupcake and a chocolate cupcake (I always try a new cupcake when I can). I walked out spending around $ 7.50 — very reasonable for a what I bought.
Both the cupcakes were pretty ordinary and a little dry if I’m being honest but I liked the chocolate cake best and their icing was nice. The cinnamon roll was eewy gooey and gigantic. I took it home and warmed it through for breakfast the following day. I really liked the thin layer of dough rather than the really puffy type layers of Cinnabon’s, and my girl really liked her surprise. Had I checked the reviews before stopping in, I would’ve picked up a few loaves of bread. If I’m back in the area I’ll have to drop in for the pepperoni bread and some freshly ground whole wheat bread.

One of my friends is a fan of theirs on facebook and had shared a post about the fact that they make chocolate babka here (not the inferior cinnamon!). Being the huge Seinfeld fan that I am I had to check it out. Well, much like the Seinfeld episode, someone beat me to the last one… dangit!
I tried a sample of the apple bread, it was good. I ended up buying a loaf of pepperoni bread which was great! I also bought a spinach and feta braid, delicious!
I will definitely be back early next time so I can get my mitts on one of those babkas! I have also heard good things about the cinnamon rolls. I feel a little guilty breaking my allegiance to Great Harvest but with this place being yummy and closer to home I just gotta!

This place opened up somewhat recently and we finally got around to going. Best decision ever. They always force free samples on you because you can’t help but buy something once you taste it.
First thing we tried was the cinnamon roll. It’s one of the best I’ve ever had, and for 3 dollars it feeds two of us. We got around to getting a day old loaf of the honey wheat (the white was good but not nearly as much) and it was really darn good for being wheat, and at 3 bucks for the day old, it’s cheaper than the premium manufactured bread from walmart. So if you’re a bread-​head like me, go here! It’s cheap, fantastic quality, and you’re supporting local business. And the prices they post are *after* tax (3 bucks doesn’t mean 3.18). Whats not to like?

Great bread and they mill their own wheat on site! My daughter and I stopped in to see what they had and bought a couple loves of bread one was a «Honey Wheat» and the other a «Sunflower Golden Flax».
Well I’m trying to eat whole grain so I was happy to see the on-​site milling for the fresh grain, as well as the Sunflower Golden Flax a bread that had a terrific flavor and healthy as well… quite a treat!
Both breads had a great texture and baked perfectly. I’ve had some of the national bread chains sell not quite completely baked (raw) breads!
I will be going back as soon as I’m done.