Violette Gluten Free Bakery - Cambridge

I was really excited to find a local bakery where everything was marked and there were many vegan options! both online and their filiale have labels, but dairy free (df) does not mean any milk, so they are looking for the vegan labels especially when they are vegan. a tonne of their baked goods have DF options, so if they have a milk allergy or eat eggs, but not milk, almost everything is accessible! we ordered a handful of dinge for christmas a take and bake potcakes (that we were completely baked, oops), some rosmarin sourd rolls that were a little dry, and some absolutely excellent and damp cupcakes. Overall, eating was delicious and not too expensive when you look at two special diets plus city prices.

I was really excited to find a local GF bakery where everything was labeled and there were plenty of vegan options! Both online and their storefront have labels, but Dairy Free (DF) means egg but no dairy, so look for the vegan labels specifically if you're vegan. A ton of their baked goods have DF options, so if you have a milk allergy or eat eggs but not dairy, almost everything is accessible! We ordered a handful of things for Christmas a take and bake pot pie (that we totally underbaked, oops), some rosemary sourdough rolls that were a bit dry, and some absolutely excellent and moist cupcakes. Overall, the food was delicious and not too expensive considering two specialty diets plus city prices.

I was really excited to find a local GF bakery where everything was marked and there were many vegan options! Both online and their branch have labels, but Dairy Free (DF) means Egg but no milk, so look for the vegan labels especially when you are vegan. A ton of their baked goods have DF options, so if you have a milk allergy or eat eggs, but not milk, almost everything is accessible! We ordered a handful of things for Christmas a take and bake pancakes (that we completely baked, oops), some rosemary sourdough rolls that were a bit dry, and some absolutely excellent and damp cupcakes. Overall, the food was delicious and not too expensive considering two special diets plus city prices.

Had the oat raisin cookie and the vegetable quiche they were good but nothing special.

This restaurant represents the essence of gentrification. They charge $14 for a small loaf of bread and have reserved parking spaces that are never used. I visited the store once and considered buying bread, but it appeared dusty and was priced at $14.