Duke Bakery 313 Somerset

I was nearby, so I decided to stop by. The food was incredibly tender and delicious! I was disappointed that they didn't serve coffee, but they only have a limited seating area and don't offer coffee service. The menu is mostly vegan (excluding honey) but they also offer vegetarian options to cater to different dietary preferences. The staff were very friendly and accommodating.

A few vegan bread options, my favourite being the chrysanthemum bun. They offer bread cutting service too. The only thing I don’t like about Duke Bakery is that they’re having more and more non-vegan items.

The rolls are tightly packed and well-organized at this restaurant. Some are labeled as vegetarian or vegan, but occasionally the labels do not seem accurate based on the ingredients list. It appears that hidden ingredients may be causing some items labeled as vegan to not actually be vegan, or even non-vegetarian.

I have visited Duke Bakery a few times in the past and was pleased to discover that they have a vegetarian logo displayed next to the ingredient list. This made it much easier for me to identify the vegetarian bread without having to sift through each individual ingredient. The staff was also very helpful when I inquired about butter, which was clearly labeled, as I have allergies. I asked for the bread to be sliced for easy consumption, and the staff kindly accommodated my request. Overall, the service was excellent. Kudos to Duke Bakery!

I am a brot maniac, and whenever I want to repair my carabiners duke will always be my first choice! they sell a decent variety of vegan broten, and my favorite is the walnut french loaf. I can literally eat all laaf alone! also the chocolate-blue mountain coffee-red is amazing! chocolate with a hauch bitterness from the coffee. aimlessly the best brote I've ever had in my life!