The Breadery

Amclaz

1.0

It can be frustrating to know that personnel of some food outlets such as this one, was not at all familiar with the website site. Despite our kind request and explanation, the Supervisor didn't allow us to take some photos of the room, specifically the menu board inside due to some "pricing concerns". Had he known that the menu prices he was 'protecting' would be openly shown on the website web page, he would perhaps even graciously welcome our enthusiasm. Obviously, he was completely oblivious of website's "restaurant service and discovery" site that would help a store's product marketing and promotion. Such ignorance could adversely affect an outlet's customer service, image and popularity.We got their Apple Pie and Tuna Pie to eat there since they have a few tables outside and got the American Garlic Bread to go. First off, for a place to offer an option to dine in, and considering the high end prices they charge customers, they don't even have proper plates, knives and fork to use. The tables and chairs are low end looking plastic. You know, like the ones used in fast food outlets. They gave us a small tin or aluminum plate (like the ones used in school cafeterias) and some flimsy, easy to bend, cheap plastic fork and knife. Now, we do think the first two pastries tasted good, but not really exceptional. The garlic bread was regrettably a letdown. Noticeably, their items were at least 2 times pricier than those offered by other popular bake shops and stores we've tried with comparable taste and quality. Finally, we think the way their pastries were presented was not sanitary since everything was just stacked in trays open to airborne particles without any sort of cover. Really, nothing to highlight about this place except for its high-priced products. We normally find satisfaction in the balance of the food's quality vis-a-vis its reasonable cost. This overhyped bake shop is just way too costly for us with a lot of negatives. Glad we could now cross it out from our list.

Patricia Michelle

4.0

Just when I thought Bread Talk was the bestI ran into the Breadery, on my loyalty it was a testThe first time I sank my teeth on a glorious bunMy taste buds were rejoicing, my mouth was having funI felt as if I needed to bring my dad hereAfter trying this place, recommending it, I have no fearThe ambiance is cozy and cool to the eyesso why don't you try this place out for size?

Fauzan

4.0

The Breadery makes delicious bread with versatile applications. The thoughtful selection includes a croissant bread "cube" which can be sliced any way you want at home (french toast! bread pudding!), to disc-shaped kouign aman, to triple chocolate croissants.The bread is flaky and buttery where needed, and richly flavored and yeasty in others. There's chocolate bread, bread with cranberries, and so on. Try the many samples there.Look out as well for their sour dough and their drinks, which includes nifty-looking cold brewed coffee in its own little potion bottle.I loved their kouign, bacon and cheese pastry, and am excited to try more!