The Bakers' Lounge — Restaurant in Washington

I went to this establishment today to pick up an door dash order for a customer...upon arrival the door to the establishment was locked...I knocked on the door....the owner (An black lady) came to the door and opened it...I then told her the name of the order....she stated she didn't know an order with that name...I then showed her my phone with the order information...she then said "oh"....she then went on to tell me that she didn't like how I knocked on the door, and I asked how did I knock? She then started yelling and screaming telling me to get out and refused to give me the order...I then called the customer to explain what was happening....while doing so the owner was yelling and screaming at me, while I was on the phone with the customer....the customer apologized and asked me to leave and said I didn't deserve to be treated like that....I then told the owner that she lost a customer...she yelled and said "that's why your doing door dash!"....she also stated that she was not African American even tho she appeared to be🤷🏾‍♀️....Very...

The Baker's Lounge stands out as a British bakery in DC. I arranged for her to provide my milestone birthday cake and an assortment of individual-sized British cakes. Having seen the beautiful cakes she has made for others in the past, I gave her full creative license to create my centerpiece cake. The cake was absolutely stunning and she displayed all the cakes beautifully. I was advised by Catherine when I ordered the cakes that guests may choose not eat dessert. This was not the case at my party as I only got to scrape the crumbs and frosting from the bottom of the birthday cake platter. I was so thrilled that my guests enjoyed the cakes. I am fortunate that I can get British cakes whenever I want by...

I really wanted to like this place. I was so excited that a bakery was coming to our area that had vegan options. But when I went on Saturday, they only had 1 vegan item, which they called a cake but was more like a very dense muffin (or maybe like a fruit cake without the fruit and nuts). I also bought my husband a caramel cake. The total was $11 for two, not particularly big, treats. We both thought they were fair, but not really anything better than what you can get in a grocery store these days. Just didn't really feel like it justified the price. Maybe there other stuff...