It was my first and last time eating there. I got a Monument and a Christopher Robin with Turkey instead of Ham both were supposed to be on gluten free bread. Half of one of my sandwiches- the Monument somehow didn't have mayonnaise just spread on it, and the half that did the mayo tasted like it was starting to turn. I ended up wiping it off so I could eat the food. I was so disappointed! I was also charged an extra $3 and I don't know why. I asked for turkey instead of ham, but I was not told that change would be an extra $3 charge.

The gluten free cookie was grainy and tasted strongly of either baking soda or baking powder aftertaste, I literally had to throw it away. It was oddly also greasy, which makes no sense.

I am also concerned now and taking antihistamine because I am starting to wheeze, I think I was not given gluten free bread. I don't think it was put on gluten free bread. I thought they just used two types of gluten free bread and now I am not so sure because my chest is getting tight.

The only reason I gave it any stars was because the Christopher Robin was actually really tasty. Whoever made that sandwich, I thank you, and please teach your coworkers.

This bakery is the only place I have eaten at today and will eat from as I now don't feel well and don't want to add anything to the chaos in my digestive system. So upsetting! This was all hype and no substance.

I did like the Joe's Iced Tea, but you have to remember to shake it, or it will initially just taste like really nice sugary water.

If I wasn't so focused on doing errands I would have taken pictures of the weirdness that was this meal. Maybe if you are not gluten free you will have more luck.