Pssst….over here. You smell something? It’s freshness, coming to you live from the Dallas metroplex bakeries. If you’re looking for the creme de la creamy, here’s the best local spots.
Society Bakery
Roshi Muns knows buns. And cupcakes, cookies and all things fresh from the oven. In 2003 she founded Society Bakery, referring to their business model that gives back to society–over 85 charities, schools and non-profits, in fact. Basically, you can satiate your sweet tooth while you’re sweetening the soul. Does it get better than that?
Society Bakery, 3426 Greenville Avenue, 214.827.1411, www.societybakery.com
eatZi’s
Imagine wandering in to a market and bakery on the streets of Paris. You can smell the baguettes in the oven, and traverse the rows of fresh produce, cheeses and meats. It’s a little like heaven, isn’t it? eatZi’s thinks so, which is why they made it their mission to bring the European experience to Dallas. Everything, from the wide selection of wines to the artisan breads and salad station, is of superb quality and freshness. It’s your one-stop shop for a workday lunch or a shopping trip for an elegant dinner.
eatZi’s, 3403 Oak Lawn Avenue, 214.526.1515, www.eatzis.com
Breadwinners Cafe and Bakery
Known all over town for their weekend brunch, Breadwinners is first and foremost a cafe and bakery. Cakes, pies, cheesecakes, brownies and cookies…and don’t forget their savory breads and fruit dishes. And with three locations as well as their sister shop the Quarter Bar (more beer than baked goods,) odds are you’ve got one in your neighborhood.
Breadwinners Cafe and Bakery, 3301 McKinney Avenue, 214.754.4940, www.breadwinnerscafe.com
La Duni
It doesn’t get more mom and pop than La Duni, although wife Duni Borga focuses mostly on the sweet while Taco Borga does the savory. The result is a blend of confectionery and culinary brilliance that few in Dallas haven’t tried and loved. Duni is also a master of wedding cakes, creating delectable visions for any theme, color scheme or guest list.
La Duni, 4264 Oak Lawn Avenue, 214.520.6888, www.laduni.com
Tiff’s Treats
Cookie monsters rave about Tiff’s, who make their dough from scratch and deliver their goodies in foil-lined boxes to ensure warm gooeyness. The brainchild of a couple UT students in Austin, the cookie shop has made it’s way north to Dallas, much to the delight of we Texas alums. A must-try: The TiffWich, stuffing two of Tiff’s fresh cookies with Blue Bell ice cream.
Tiff’s Treats, 1001 Ross Ave, 214.720.0500, www.cookiedelivery.com
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