Came here thinking it was coffee shop ! Got a treat
Food: 4
Service: 5
Devyn Price
Thr service was fantastic but the food was not very good. I heard they had a lot of vegan options, but there were only a few and they were all gluten free. My daughter had a non vegan pasty and was also not impressed. We drove a long way for it but won't make the trip again. The staff was great though.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 5
DevynPrice
They had more vegan options than most but there were still not many. They were all gluten free and didn't taste great.
Rachel Deckert
Best bakery in Boulder for gluten free and vegan baked goods!Dietary restrictions: Lots of delicious Gfdf (gluten-free, dairy-free) treats to choose from!Kid-friendliness: Children love coming here to pick out a treat to eat. So special!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Almond Croissant and Chocolate Croissant, Pear and Stawberry Gallette, Bakery, Birthday Cake
Meg G.
The cream puffs are "off" and my kid has urticaria all over his body after eating it...i ate few bites but taste was weird(like sour and rotten), the cream edge was dry & hard, and puffs are wet and not fresh. I ate different pies last week and it was so great, but the cream puffs were not. Cashier did not charge for one cream puff, so just doubting if they knew it was "not fresh" and sold to us, or incidentally happened ......
Derrick S.
Had the blessing of running into to this little shop when I was struggling to get an apartment in Boulder while dealing with my younger self's narcissism. It was incredibly difficult but I never knew such adorable compassionate people existed. I fell in love with this town and my health became somewhat of a priority. This shop is so fun to step into, it feels like a little European dream with incredible treats that will appeal to all appetites or preferences. It was my once a week treat and savored every nibble through the day. I miss and love Boulder very much hopefully next time I can work without being inferring of everyone. I feel Ilike id be just fine there for the rest of my life as long as I'm not so exposed. Absolutely love it.
Carmen M
A go-to for me everytime I visit. love the salted caramel brownie and the banana chai muffin.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Almond Croissant and Chocolate Croissant
John McNaughton
An amazing assortment of pastries.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cherry Galette, Almond Croissant and Chocolate Croissant, Pan Au Chocolate Croissant, Drip Coffee, Bakery
Katherine Johnson
Very cute place with vegan cookie and doughnut option.
Luckys Bakehouse is one of North Boulder’s greatest treasures. The blue corn cookie, weekend croissant selections, and incredible gf options are top notch.
Erika Abundance
The food is great services okay it's Depends on who's serving you But they have 2 separate parts. But in the net it's a very nice and wonderful place. It's not a quiet place though.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Bakery
Lara McAdams
Delicious pastries, gluten free options! You will be glad you stopped.
S. M.
I know Boulder is affluent but $7 for a small slice of cake seems too steep on principle. They used to make the Black Onyx for $5, and then “the price of the almond flour” went up and the price too, moved to $6. Soon after it soared to $7/slice. This was blamed on pandemic price inflation for their ingredients. A couple months after this, they stopped calling it Black Onyx cake and now just call it chocolate almond. When asked why, they said the onyx cocoa powder was too expensive. So they started using cheaper ingredients but kept the same absurd price. It is a dumb hill to die on but I’ll never buy from here until they realize their goods aren’t worth the prices. Also the cookies are always stale & crunchy. I wouldn’t be surprised if they charged $10 a slice in the near future. Good luck to ya.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
Grace Malknecht
This is a fill up review to the previous one a posted. Having my second piece and realizing how many walnuts are in the cake, I don’t think I can eat any more as there’s no cake to eat really- just frosting and walnuts. It was my birthday cake so pretty bummed
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Came here thinking it was coffee shop ! Got a treat
Food: 4
Service: 5
Thr service was fantastic but the food was not very good. I heard they had a lot of vegan options, but there were only a few and they were all gluten free. My daughter had a non vegan pasty and was also not impressed. We drove a long way for it but won't make the trip again. The staff was great though.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 2
Service: 5
They had more vegan options than most but there were still not many. They were all gluten free and didn't taste great.
Best bakery in Boulder for gluten free and vegan baked goods!Dietary restrictions: Lots of delicious Gfdf (gluten-free, dairy-free) treats to choose from!Kid-friendliness: Children love coming here to pick out a treat to eat. So special!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Almond Croissant and Chocolate Croissant, Pear and Stawberry Gallette, Bakery, Birthday Cake
The cream puffs are "off" and my kid has urticaria all over his body after eating it...i ate few bites but taste was weird(like sour and rotten), the cream edge was dry & hard, and puffs are wet and not fresh. I ate different pies last week and it was so great, but the cream puffs were not. Cashier did not charge for one cream puff, so just doubting if they knew it was "not fresh" and sold to us, or incidentally happened ......
Had the blessing of running into to this little shop when I was struggling to get an apartment in Boulder while dealing with my younger self's narcissism. It was incredibly difficult but I never knew such adorable compassionate people existed. I fell in love with this town and my health became somewhat of a priority. This shop is so fun to step into, it feels like a little European dream with incredible treats that will appeal to all appetites or preferences. It was my once a week treat and savored every nibble through the day. I miss and love Boulder very much hopefully next time I can work without being inferring of everyone. I feel Ilike id be just fine there for the rest of my life as long as I'm not so exposed. Absolutely love it.
A go-to for me everytime I visit. love the salted caramel brownie and the banana chai muffin.
Atmosphere: 4
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Almond Croissant and Chocolate Croissant
An amazing assortment of pastries.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Cherry Galette, Almond Croissant and Chocolate Croissant, Pan Au Chocolate Croissant, Drip Coffee, Bakery
Very cute place with vegan cookie and doughnut option.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
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Luckys Bakehouse is one of North Boulder’s greatest treasures. The blue corn cookie, weekend croissant selections, and incredible gf options are top notch.
The food is great services okay it's Depends on who's serving you But they have 2 separate parts. But in the net it's a very nice and wonderful place. It's not a quiet place though.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 3
Recommended dishes: Bakery
Delicious pastries, gluten free options! You will be glad you stopped.
I know Boulder is affluent but $7 for a small slice of cake seems too steep on principle. They used to make the Black Onyx for $5, and then “the price of the almond flour” went up and the price too, moved to $6. Soon after it soared to $7/slice. This was blamed on pandemic price inflation for their ingredients. A couple months after this, they stopped calling it Black Onyx cake and now just call it chocolate almond. When asked why, they said the onyx cocoa powder was too expensive. So they started using cheaper ingredients but kept the same absurd price. It is a dumb hill to die on but I’ll never buy from here until they realize their goods aren’t worth the prices. Also the cookies are always stale & crunchy. I wouldn’t be surprised if they charged $10 a slice in the near future. Good luck to ya.
Atmosphere: 3
Food: 2
Service: 3
This is a fill up review to the previous one a posted. Having my second piece and realizing how many walnuts are in the cake, I don’t think I can eat any more as there’s no cake to eat really- just frosting and walnuts. It was my birthday cake so pretty bummed