Nothing negative to say about the products. The pricing is disappointing, however. In particular, the ham & cheese baguette sandwich was 6 inches long and cost $13(!!). It was delicious, but I can't make sense of the price. Even compared to other items on the menu it felt excessive.Note: this place has no indoor seating, only a couple small tables outside
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
Amy Keller
A delicious ? start to my day!
Food: 5
Lisa Carmichael
Afternoon treats—morning bun, monkey bread, and chocolate chip cookie for the gang. So
Please update your hours on google maps! Dec 26 says you’re open until 4. Walked here to find you’re closed.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Tori Lund
Delicious coffee, bread, small market/shop options, and the best of the best morning pastries! Take advantage of their seasonal bakery offerings- they are always top notch! I send everyone to Honey and Rye when they ask what my favorite bakery recommendation is!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pastries
Rachael S.
Adorable bake shop in SLP with an assortment of pastries, breads, bars, breakfast sandwiches, coffee and other goodies! I visited their OG location this summer for a quick bite after a walk around the lakes. My friend and I each ordered the breakfast sandwich. A well seasoned egg patty and slice of cheddar gets smushed between two chive and cheddar biscuits. You have the option to add ham, which I skipped but after my friend's reaction, I'm thinking I should have added. This creation is the perfect combination of savory, buttery goodness and with the melty cheese and soft egg, it will certainly satisfy your morning cravings!
Chris D
The food is good, and the employees are nice, but it is way overpriced. As a small business owner myself, I like to support local small businesses, but I will not be returning to this place. After looking at my receipt, I noticed a 12% staff wellness charge. Why should I be responsible to help pay for someone else's health care costs? Who helps me pay my health costs? I have paid my own health insurance in full for the past 17 years. If your employees can't afford healthcare, maybe they should go get a better paying job. It is wrong that you are passing these costs on to customers.
This is place that my wife and I now visit on a weekly basis. Personally, the scone is my go-to for a sweet treat. However, the Almonde is a close second. Check it out, whatever you choose will make you smile. And speaking of that, every person I have interacted with at Honey & Rye has been friendly and upbeat. Maybe they're drinking their own coffee, but it's special to see.
N K
Picked up pumpkin and pecan pies for Thanksgiving. The pumpkin pie was substantial and spiced well while still letting the pumpkin shine. The pecan pie was also delicious - pecans were crunchy and perfect. Staff was friendly and order was ready on time.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery
Matt Pfeiffer
On the pricey side, 13.50$ for a small latte and a morning bun, they also wouldn't pour the coffee in my reusable mug, definitely losing points for that as no daily coffee drinker should be using a paper
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
T G
I'm updating my review because we visited a second time and I am really disappointed.I ordered a slice of pie and it melted all over the container it was put in in the 15 minutes it took to get home and is half the size of pie slices at other places. And it was almost completely whipped cream. This item should not be on your slices to go menu as it does not travel at all.I ordered 3 other items and 2 of the three were so dry we couldn't even eat them. I also ordered a retail item separately and they charged a service charge on it. Retail profits should be coming from your wholesale to retail margins, not adding a service charge to make the item almost $3 more than the manufacturer charges for it. Those service charges are meant to be for food-service items, not retail.The people are very kind, service is warm, but for paying just shy of $50 and being able to eat only 1 baked item and a retail item, I won't be returning.
Arianna E.
Good is great, drinks were phenomenal, and they had a very good selection. The only downside is, there is no indoor seating anymore. Came in from out of the city in a cold rainy day, and had to sit outside, or in the car, which was a bummer
A little pricey and bakery items are small.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 4
Recommended dishes: Croissant and Morning Bun, Coffee Cake, Key Lime Bar and Chocolate Coconut Cream Pie, Cinnamon Roll
The Honey and Rye Bakehouse carrot cake with cream cheese frosting was moist and delicious! The 6-inch cake was pricey but worth it!
One of the best cafes in the twin cities!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery, Scones, Monkey Bread, Pastries, Coffee Cake, Chocolate Croissant, Cinnamon Roll
Nothing negative to say about the products. The pricing is disappointing, however. In particular, the ham & cheese baguette sandwich was 6 inches long and cost $13(!!). It was delicious, but I can't make sense of the price. Even compared to other items on the menu it felt excessive.Note: this place has no indoor seating, only a couple small tables outside
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 4
A delicious ? start to my day!
Food: 5
Afternoon treats—morning bun, monkey bread, and chocolate chip cookie for the gang. So
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery, Monkey Bread, Pastries
Please update your hours on google maps! Dec 26 says you’re open until 4. Walked here to find you’re closed.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 5
Service: 5
Delicious coffee, bread, small market/shop options, and the best of the best morning pastries! Take advantage of their seasonal bakery offerings- they are always top notch! I send everyone to Honey and Rye when they ask what my favorite bakery recommendation is!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Pastries
Adorable bake shop in SLP with an assortment of pastries, breads, bars, breakfast sandwiches, coffee and other goodies! I visited their OG location this summer for a quick bite after a walk around the lakes. My friend and I each ordered the breakfast sandwich. A well seasoned egg patty and slice of cheddar gets smushed between two chive and cheddar biscuits. You have the option to add ham, which I skipped but after my friend's reaction, I'm thinking I should have added. This creation is the perfect combination of savory, buttery goodness and with the melty cheese and soft egg, it will certainly satisfy your morning cravings!
The food is good, and the employees are nice, but it is way overpriced. As a small business owner myself, I like to support local small businesses, but I will not be returning to this place. After looking at my receipt, I noticed a 12% staff wellness charge. Why should I be responsible to help pay for someone else's health care costs? Who helps me pay my health costs? I have paid my own health insurance in full for the past 17 years. If your employees can't afford healthcare, maybe they should go get a better paying job. It is wrong that you are passing these costs on to customers.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 4
Service: 5
Restaurantji Recommends
This is place that my wife and I now visit on a weekly basis. Personally, the scone is my go-to for a sweet treat. However, the Almonde is a close second. Check it out, whatever you choose will make you smile. And speaking of that, every person I have interacted with at Honey & Rye has been friendly and upbeat. Maybe they're drinking their own coffee, but it's special to see.
Picked up pumpkin and pecan pies for Thanksgiving. The pumpkin pie was substantial and spiced well while still letting the pumpkin shine. The pecan pie was also delicious - pecans were crunchy and perfect. Staff was friendly and order was ready on time.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Bakery
On the pricey side, 13.50$ for a small latte and a morning bun, they also wouldn't pour the coffee in my reusable mug, definitely losing points for that as no daily coffee drinker should be using a paper
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 4
Service: 3
I'm updating my review because we visited a second time and I am really disappointed.I ordered a slice of pie and it melted all over the container it was put in in the 15 minutes it took to get home and is half the size of pie slices at other places. And it was almost completely whipped cream. This item should not be on your slices to go menu as it does not travel at all.I ordered 3 other items and 2 of the three were so dry we couldn't even eat them. I also ordered a retail item separately and they charged a service charge on it. Retail profits should be coming from your wholesale to retail margins, not adding a service charge to make the item almost $3 more than the manufacturer charges for it. Those service charges are meant to be for food-service items, not retail.The people are very kind, service is warm, but for paying just shy of $50 and being able to eat only 1 baked item and a retail item, I won't be returning.
Good is great, drinks were phenomenal, and they had a very good selection. The only downside is, there is no indoor seating anymore. Came in from out of the city in a cold rainy day, and had to sit outside, or in the car, which was a bummer