Bakery whyte avenue

Our bakers and artists love what they do, and it shines through in everything we make. Entering the store is a sensory adventure, with scents recalling memories of baking with your family, delicious treats to tantalize your tastebuds, a plethora of fun products to see, and laughter ringing in your ears from the staff as they happily create. Custom cakes, simple cakes, cake pops, cake bombs, cake jars, but we do so much more than cakes! Hand made cookies, brownies, meringues, nougat, toffee, even our own line of sprinkle mixes all made in house!

Elegant wedding creations to 3-D sculptures each of our custom cakes is a work of art. Birthday, Comic, Nerdy, Cartoon, or Kids, Special event and even corporate function, if you can dream it, we can make it into a Custom Cake just for your celebration.

Or stop by for a tasty treat while you stroll Whyte Avenue, there is something for everyone, and always something new, cause we love to play with our food! Seasonal Favorites. Wreath Cake Cinnamon rolls folded into a wreath shape with your choice of frosting and up to three toppings.

Order Pickup. Pumpkin Spice Roll Pumpkin frosting topped with homemade Cinnadoodle cookie bites, Dandies marshmallows and cinnamon dust. Save on Select Items. McDonald's Kingsway Corner. Marble Slab Creamery - Street. Cora th Street NW. Dairy Queen th Ave. Garden Bakery. Denny's Ave NW. Kettle Edmonton. Caffe Sole. Kind Ice Cream Ritchie. Kind Ice Cream Highlands. Cinnabon by Ghost Kitchen Brands Hermitage. Toast Culture. Hathaway's Diner.

Ghost Kitchen Brands Jasper Ave. The Ice Cream Shop Oliver. Popeyes Louisiana Kitchen Street Edmonton. The Alley Brewery District. The standout sweet is the cruffin pastry. The peaches and cream cruffin and cinnamon chocolate cruffin are especially tempting. Fresh doughnuts are filled with flavoured cream or custard, and coated in icing and toppings, on the spot and customized to your preference. After much success in Holland Plaza, the party is getting even bigger. Find a smaller selection of signature Duchess items like macarons, cookies, cakes and scones.

A short drive away in Ritchie, Kind serves its small-batch, handmade ice cream. In a Winter City, is there room for all of these cold, albeit delicious, treats? Apparently, yes. While the sometimes hour-long lines of summer have dwindled in front of Kind and Made by Marcus, demand for frozen desserts is still steady. In fact, the Marcus of Made by Marcus opened the store in Edmonton after opening two successful ice cream shops in Calgary — another city with snow and cold temperatures.

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