We were looking forward to trying pastries from here, but were really disappointed. The mocha was luke warm and tasted like pre-packaged hot chocolate, the spinach and ricotta croissant felt and tasted stale, and the braided brioche with apples was overly sweet.
Alexandra Breland
I can't possibly say enough amazing things about this bakery! We discovered it soon after moving to the neighborhood and always loved it: amazing pastries, delicious breakfast sandwiches, and always lovely service.But mostly I came to preach about their custom orders because this month, Danish Pastry House also starred in our wedding weekend twice - first we got a generous and extremely well-priced box of perfect, fresh, flaky pastries for our welcome brunch, and second we got FOUR different cakes for our reception for less than half the price of the cheapest "wedding cake" we looked at. For reference, we got 2 8-inch and 2 10-inch cakes and had many, many, many leftovers from our little 40-person reception, all for a little over $200. We called both orders in and picked them up in-store; super easy.The cakes were so, so good. We had an Othello (yum), a Sachertorte (yum), a Carrot Cake (I thought this would be the least thrilling, but it must have been delicious because it was the only cake that disappeared completely without me getting a bite), and a Passionfruit cake (I'm a chocolate person and wasn't overly excited about this one, but I think that it was probably the best cake I've ever had - it was SO light and tangy, creamy and moist and just absolutely addictive). I spent half the morning after my wedding eating leftover passionfruit cake with a spoon! There are photos of my niece refusing to take another step because she just wants to sit on the floor and finish her cake (pictured here, and I don't blame her)! I lost count of the number of guests who told me it was the best wedding cake they'd ever had! They were that good.I have yet to try anything from this bakery that isn't scrumptious, and I have been consistently happy about the quality and quantity you get for their prices, both in-store and custom orders.
I bought some chocolate croissants in the morning and unfortunately they were not somehow fresh or as fresh as I expected. I would prefer Whole Foods bakery.
Marie Gong
Pretty place and delicious food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Apple Soup, Chicken Soup
seo wph
Excellent pastries, will definitely be back for more :)
Klaus Earl Loft
Excellent Dansish pastry and bread clearly marketed for the US crowd, too. Busy but Excellent
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Neha Wasnik
One of my favorites in the Greater Boston Area. They are very authentic in their pastries and other baked goods with a wide variety on the menu.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Linda Giffin
Sacher Torte… not to be missed!!!!! Their pastries are totally over the top. There’s no need to travel. You get the real thing here. (And if you think they look good? Just wait ‘till you take that first bite).Be sure to ask for a receipt listing each item you purchase. (You’ll be tempted to try one of each).
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
swapnil tiwari
Pecan pie is a must try
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Kate Busch
I don’t think they’re always open during the weekdays, mostly on the weekends. One star off for that only. The menu is hard to find online so I’m attaching lots of pictures of what they offer to my review. So far, from what I’ve tasted, the food and coffee are both great, and the vibes are super beautiful!
Great place for a last minute call on a delicious pecan pie for Thanksgiving!?Happy Thanksgiving you
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Vinita B.
Went here pn a recommendation from a friend and it's so delicious! Will have to go back to try the Colombian coffee and Kringle. I got a ham club sandwich and coconut macaroon for dessert and both were amazing. Loved the ambiance there and prices were really not bad at all - lunch was under $20 which is rare these days!
Neel Chaudhuri
Very disappointed they cut their hours down to three days a week. One of the only places in the neighborhood that had decent coffee and food and great atmosphere to get your work done. The owner reported that supposedly most of her baristas were college kids that all quit out of nowhere. It shouldn't be that hard to find and train new staff if Dunkin Donuts right down the street can do it. Get it together guys
Mona Ma
Cute pastry house! So many food and coffee/tea options! First time trying tebirkes and it’s not too sweet! Servers are super friendly Will definitely visit here again for brunch and their special lattes!
Ann W.
Food was good. however, service and wait time were abominable. We came in as a couple, ordered 2 sandwiches and 1 cup of soup. One sandwich arrived fsirny promptly -- we'd split it and waited forever for the second sandwich and cup of soup. A glance around the restaurant indicated others had the same issues with incredibly slow and disjointed service.
We were looking forward to trying pastries from here, but were really disappointed. The mocha was luke warm and tasted like pre-packaged hot chocolate, the spinach and ricotta croissant felt and tasted stale, and the braided brioche with apples was overly sweet.
I can't possibly say enough amazing things about this bakery! We discovered it soon after moving to the neighborhood and always loved it: amazing pastries, delicious breakfast sandwiches, and always lovely service.But mostly I came to preach about their custom orders because this month, Danish Pastry House also starred in our wedding weekend twice - first we got a generous and extremely well-priced box of perfect, fresh, flaky pastries for our welcome brunch, and second we got FOUR different cakes for our reception for less than half the price of the cheapest "wedding cake" we looked at. For reference, we got 2 8-inch and 2 10-inch cakes and had many, many, many leftovers from our little 40-person reception, all for a little over $200. We called both orders in and picked them up in-store; super easy.The cakes were so, so good. We had an Othello (yum), a Sachertorte (yum), a Carrot Cake (I thought this would be the least thrilling, but it must have been delicious because it was the only cake that disappeared completely without me getting a bite), and a Passionfruit cake (I'm a chocolate person and wasn't overly excited about this one, but I think that it was probably the best cake I've ever had - it was SO light and tangy, creamy and moist and just absolutely addictive). I spent half the morning after my wedding eating leftover passionfruit cake with a spoon! There are photos of my niece refusing to take another step because she just wants to sit on the floor and finish her cake (pictured here, and I don't blame her)! I lost count of the number of guests who told me it was the best wedding cake they'd ever had! They were that good.I have yet to try anything from this bakery that isn't scrumptious, and I have been consistently happy about the quality and quantity you get for their prices, both in-store and custom orders.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cookie, Spinach Ricotta Croissant
I bought some chocolate croissants in the morning and unfortunately they were not somehow fresh or as fresh as I expected. I would prefer Whole Foods bakery.
Pretty place and delicious food.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Apple Soup, Chicken Soup
Excellent pastries, will definitely be back for more :)
Excellent Dansish pastry and bread clearly marketed for the US crowd, too. Busy but Excellent
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
One of my favorites in the Greater Boston Area. They are very authentic in their pastries and other baked goods with a wide variety on the menu.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
Sacher Torte… not to be missed!!!!! Their pastries are totally over the top. There’s no need to travel. You get the real thing here. (And if you think they look good? Just wait ‘till you take that first bite).Be sure to ask for a receipt listing each item you purchase. (You’ll be tempted to try one of each).
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Pecan pie is a must try
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
I don’t think they’re always open during the weekdays, mostly on the weekends. One star off for that only. The menu is hard to find online so I’m attaching lots of pictures of what they offer to my review. So far, from what I’ve tasted, the food and coffee are both great, and the vibes are super beautiful!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 4
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Great place for a last minute call on a delicious pecan pie for Thanksgiving!?Happy Thanksgiving you
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Went here pn a recommendation from a friend and it's so delicious! Will have to go back to try the Colombian coffee and Kringle. I got a ham club sandwich and coconut macaroon for dessert and both were amazing. Loved the ambiance there and prices were really not bad at all - lunch was under $20 which is rare these days!
Very disappointed they cut their hours down to three days a week. One of the only places in the neighborhood that had decent coffee and food and great atmosphere to get your work done. The owner reported that supposedly most of her baristas were college kids that all quit out of nowhere. It shouldn't be that hard to find and train new staff if Dunkin Donuts right down the street can do it. Get it together guys
Cute pastry house! So many food and coffee/tea options! First time trying tebirkes and it’s not too sweet! Servers are super friendly Will definitely visit here again for brunch and their special lattes!
Food was good. however, service and wait time were abominable. We came in as a couple, ordered 2 sandwiches and 1 cup of soup. One sandwich arrived fsirny promptly -- we'd split it and waited forever for the second sandwich and cup of soup. A glance around the restaurant indicated others had the same issues with incredibly slow and disjointed service.