Two Fields Bakeshop — Restaurant in Berkeley Heights

I discovered Two Fields only this year when searching for better gf, df (and preferably egg free) cupcakes. They are delicious and have the best frosting I've ever had. We are a 30+ min drive away, but my 9 year old is intolerant to gluten, dairy, and egg, so we happily made the drive so her birthday party and school parties were special.

The reason for not giving 5 stars is because the male baker who I assume is the owner is unhinged. He's a damn good baker, but he should not be customer facing. While I admit I walked around the corner to get a bite to eat because I was 10 min too early to pick up the cupcakes for my daughter's class party today, I was back by 9:26am, 26 min after opening. There were plenty of spots available, but Mr. Baker passive aggressively parked his car too close to mine so I couldn't get in. So when I walked in to pick up my cupcakes and asked whoever did that to move so I could get my cupcakes and go, I was yelled at to get out without even trying to give me the cupcakes I paid $120 for.

Honestly, the passive aggressive parking isn't even my concern. It was an amusing and non-violative way to make a point that he was upset about my parking there too long. It's the attitude after. The screaming in my face, refusing to give me what I paid for, and the just incorrect comments about how he was there all night so I should have walked in while they were closed to tell him what I'm doing.

Am I 100% in the right here? Probably not? There's no clear protocol for how long you're allowed to park in a spot when you are a paying customer and waiting for the store to open. They also don't answer their phones (website even says as much), so short of banging on a locked door to tell them I'll be back 20 min after they open, how am I supposed to tell them?

But I won't be going back (he made clear I'm not welcome to come...

People who suffer from food allergies - you MUST check out this bakery. You will be so happy you did. I am allergic to gluten and dairy. Everything here is gluten free (there is never any in the building). I believe the same goes fod nuts. Then, they have options for dairy free and vegan. Most of their cakes can be made dairy free and about half the stuff they have for immediate purchase is dairy free. They did a customized birthday cake for me - strawberry shortcake - with dairy free butter cream icing. OH MY. The butter cream topped any other real butter cream I've had. I was so pleased with the cake. Their bread is unbelievable. So much better than store-bought. They do sub rolls, dinner rolls, pie crusts. Next I'm going to try a lemon blueberry cake. They had one ready for purchase when I went in last but I already bought so much stuff. This bakery was such a great find. I can finally enjoy my favorite sweet...

I tried their cake for the first time when they recently opened in November at Berkeley Heights location. The cake that I bought then was very good and based on that I thought I will also buy my daughter's birthday cake from them which was on Dec 17th. On hinsight, It was definitely a bad choice and a mistake especially given the money they charged for that cake. It was a green colored vanilla cake with chocolate filling meant for around 20 people, was very very dry from inside, not tasty at all and something seemed not right. Our guests hardly ate the cake and we felt very disappointed going with two fields bakeshop especially when we had many other choices which never disappointed in earlier years of my daughter's birthday!

We did put the cake out for a while from the fridge but it was very dry. I meant the top color of the cake was made green since the theme was Princess...