Cassis Bakery

I don't know if they changed hands, but I had the worst experience for my sons birthday cake. When I arrived there to pick up my cake ,it says open at 8 am. The place was still closed at 8:30, you have to ring a buzzer to let them know you’re there. When I entered the whole place was empty with nothing displayed. When I got my cake they didn’t give me the right box , my cake was sticking out because the box was too small. When I got home not only did my cake got buttercream everywhere and destroyed the the top but when it was served no one literally ate it. The cake was nothing like I described it to them how I wanted it. It didn’t have any whip cream when I told them I didn’t want buttercream . It wasn’t sweet! It had wrong cream and fruit. Very dry! No flavor at all . I paid almost $60 for an 8 inch cake. You’re better off going to whole foods at this point for cakes because for sure you will get a better cake and cheaper for my experience. I’m not in to supporting big chains but I tried to get something special and stay local and supporting small pops and moms shops. I guess that wasn’t that wasn’t my experience .

If you are looking for a freshly made dessert with the best texture, taste, smell (and every other characteristic) that you have ever had, this is the place. The pastries and desserts are each a little masterpiece not only in terms of eating qualities but also in terms of their visual appeal - they are artworks. Mini pastries are especially impressive and are sure to wow anyone. A huge plus is that the bakery has gluten free selection which has proven to be safe. Lastly, hot coffee is delicious (and the coffee is freshly roasted). Highly recommend!

Nice local coffee house. I got an iced coffee and it was only ok. It had coffee ice cubes which was pretty cool. I also had an almond croissant which was average. The woman serving coffee, who had yellowish hair and a cool hat, was an incredibly happy, positive vibe type of person. She is definitely a huge plus to this place.