Oro Bakery — Restaurant in Dhaka Metropolitan

I used to love and frequent Holey Artisan Bakery. As I was out of the country for such a long time, I didn’t know they have become ORO. So I visited today with my wife. The staff was well behaved as usual and the place is quite neat. We had the Cream Cheese and Feta Croissant, Salmon Mushroom soup, GR Burger, Teriyaki Chicken and Hot Chocolate. The Food is as good as I remember it to be. Huge portions, tasty, fresh and not too pricy. The Hot Chocolate wasn’t good though, it was too watered down. Oh and the water was complimentary which is really nice. Everything was going great untill I got bitten by a mosquito and it never stopped. As the sun was setting, mosquitoes started pouring in from everywhere. Before you knew it, the entire place was full of mosquitoes and staff seemed to be oblivious to the fact. They should take some serious measures as Dengue is still rampant in Dhaka. I recently got affected twice in quick succession and it is not a pleasant experience. Anyway, other than the mosquitoes, everything was great but I did miss the old Holey Artisan grand ambience. I hear they have also set up a restaurant which I plan...

Holey Artisan is a loved place for me. This is the only place where my elderly Mom found snacks are tasty. Considering all the facts, service, behavior, pricing, crowd whatever the judging factors for a bakery they will get the highest mark. The best thing I have found here is water, this is the only place where they do not sell bottled water but it's absolutely free for it's dine in guest. One interesting point is we we're on the rush and I bought snacks for my mom to have it in the car as they do not sell water and it's only free for dine in, I have requested the guy whether I could take a bottle of water for my mom to drink, they provide it for free. Such a generous act. Fully recommend...

Oro Bakery is undoubtedly one of the finest bakeries in Dhaka, known for its premium quality baked goods and a well-curated selection of other dishes. Formerly known as Holey Artisan Bakery, it carries a legacy that’s both cherished and resilient, having relocated after the tragic terrorist attack. The new space is stylish and comfortable, offering a calm atmosphere for brunch or coffee. While the prices are on the higher side, the quality justifies it. Their breads, pastries, and mains reflect careful craftsmanship. The staff are courteous and well-trained, enhancing the overall experience. A classy spot for those who appreciate...