Bunny Bakes

Thomas Behan 6 months ago

This place is truly Awesome. Capital A. I don’t throw that around lightly. Rachel, Griffin, and Joe were working while I was there, and all three of them were genuinely warm and welcoming. Not in a corporate-script “have a great day” kind of way, but in a real, curious, human way. They actually wanted to know who I am. You can feel the difference. The coffee was fantastic. I got a specialty latte that somehow tasted like dessert without drowning out the coffee. It was definitely sweet, but the espresso still showed up, which is a balance a lot of places miss. The baked goods looked incredible too. Tragically, I had to abstain. Doctor’s orders. Yes, I already bent the rules with the latte. We are moving forward. But here’s the part that stuck with me. I was diagnosed with Autism later in life, and it kind of turned my world upside down in a good way. It gave me language for things I have been navigating forever. I have spent most of my life adapting to environments that were not built with me in mind. I have never, not once, been in a place that had table toppers openly addressing sensory needs and offering help adjusting lighting or volume. I actually just sat there looking at

Rabbi Yisroel Bernath 7 months ago

There are bakeries… and then there are places that feel like they were baked with a soul. Bunny Bakes is one of those places. We walked in and basically made the only reasonable decision: take one of everything. The cinnamon and chocolate rugelach? Soft, rich, and just the right amount of indulgent without feeling heavy. The poppyseed hamantaschen… deep, nostalgic, and somehow comforting in a way that makes you slow down mid-bite. And then there was the coffee. I took the Mendy Latte… and gave it a little upgrade, let’s just say we turned it into the “Mendy Latte on steroids.” Smooth, strong, and exactly what you want when you’re settling into a quiet, thoughtful space. The scone deserves its own mention, perfect texture, not too dry (which is basically a miracle in the scone world), and just sweet enough to keep you going back for another bite. But here’s the part that stays with you: The space is calm, inviting, and unpretentious. Plenty of seating, a quiet vibe, and a menu with great vegan options and just so happens to be kosher. And behind it all is something deeper, this isn’t just a bakery, it’s a mission. A place run for adults with special needs. Very meaningful. Yo

Lauren Wischer 10 months ago

I had heard from an excellent source that I had to come try their baked goods! I was not disappointed with my delicious snickerdoodle and fudge brownie. That staff made the experience great by being friendly and excited to share stories when they weren't helping other customers. I have been recommending it to my friends to try.

Kaitlin a year ago

Bunny Bakes for the win! I’m extremely happy with the quality of the cookies we ordered. The woman who originally took my call was a little blunt but once I got in touch with Mia, I was in good hands. Looking forward to doing business again. :)

Jenn Gray Edited 2 years ago

This place takes gluten free very seriously, which is cool. Good coffee, great baked items. We enjoyed the potato Burekas and the confetti cookies