Feel Good Bakery

The day before Thanksgiving, I was able to waltz in at opening time and purchase several beautiful epi baguettes and indulge in an amazing almond croissant. The tiny shop front belies the larger bakery to the rear as their products go out to other locations richer in display area but paupers in oven space. A past reviewer had disparaged the lack of labelling of the display section which has since been rectified -no, no sandwiches. The ladies commandeering the register and displays were kind, attentive, and friendly and put some real effort into making me a pour-over coffee- which I only indulged in because there was no line. The fresh delivery of palettes of organic bread flour outside their door that morning verified the claim of all organic bread (though pastry flour is more of a mystery). There is a certain minimal indulgence towards the gluten sensitive crowd, but seriously, an entire alternate business could set up in town to take up the torch for our gluten avoiding friends and neighbors. Business opportunity knocking, -anyone? The almond croissant was buttery, flakey and perfectly laminated, the filling generous and enriched with an additional flavor alongside the almond that still escapes me but was delightfully memorable and intriguing. We are grateful to have Feel Good on our shores and their goods on our tables.

I had not eaten in the US, better French bread than the one I tried here today, I congratulate you excellent, I remind myself of my country Venezuela that also made it very good 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Great bread! Their Olive loaf is to die for. That French tree looking bread is my other favorite. They also have a good collection of cakes and treats. Just found out if you want one of the two kilo decorative loafs you should order 2-3 days in advance.

I live a block away and I always avoided this shopping plaza because it's a bit snobby so it's been a loooong time since I've shopped here. Today I was craving baked goods and saw this was near by. The staff seemed genuinely nice but my issue was there were zero signs, labels, menus, prices or any description of what they sold. I previously read they sold sandwiches but I didn't see any. I had to point to every item asking what's this, what's that and I could feel them getting annoyed. As for the products they were delicious . Everything fresh baked was mostly croissant style or French bread. This location is really small with limited counter space so there was not a large selection. Maybe 15 different items. It was hard to tell what was for sale and what's being cooled not ready for sale on racks. The one thing I did not like was the straight butter "icing" on the cupcakes. Overall I will like to try it again and purchase the remaining items I didn't try.