Pastries of Denmark

No prices on the board should have been my first clue. Got an assortment of sweets including a chocolate eclair, mini truffles and personal size cheesecake. The food tasted old and stale, like the inside of a refrigerator. I did notice the cupcakes sitting out on the counter, which looked dried out & like they had been there a long time. The price was insane. $67 dollars for a dozen cookies & 6 mini treats? I bake myself so I know quality when I have it. I actually threw out the cheesecake, it was both too sweet and lacked flavor. The eclair was old. Very disappointing. Now I wish I had a receipt to see exactly how much this stuff costed individually. Waste of money and time.

I have been eating at Pastries of Denmark for years. The food is great. Not to mention the customer service is awesome. The owner goes above & beyond to make sure his customers are happy. They recently just remodeled & it looks so amazing in there. I would recommend Pastries to anyone I know. Also, the landscaping is beyond gorgeous. You get to enjoy great food with a great scenery.

This place and it’s food is “looks good on the outside but not the inside.” Like others who have reviewed, desserts from dessert case has that old freezer taste. My kid didn’t know better but I had to stop him from eating them. Ordered a panini, the bread was warm but the precooked salmon was ice cold. Place could use an update. Staff was new so was a little bit lost on all things dessert and the menu. I had no problems ordering but there was a struggle with the older customers.

I was surprised at how dingy and depressing the atmosphere is here. I had long heard about this shop and thought it would have more ambient character. There is no music and one can only hear the whirring of the pastry display case refrigerators. Not a good place to enjoy a pastry and tea or coffee, in my opinion. The look of the pastries did not excite me. Numerous of the Parisian macarons were cracked and the display was messy and half empty. The whipped cream and fruit tarts looked deflated and downright unappealing. One of the pastry display cases was completely empty and this contributed to the shop's overall underwhelming appearance. Most of the other pastries were somewhat cute but not terribly appetizing. Overall, the sad atmosphere and displays diminished whatever redeeming qualities the pastries may have had. The cookies must be the specialty here because they did look good and were abundantly packaged in a festive manner. The somewhat helpful attendant behind the counter informed me there was no herbal tea available, which is surprising. The coffee menu was hastily scribbled with marker on a dry erase board. I only attempted to try the pain au chocolat, however at $5.41, I decided this was far too expensive considering the depressing atmosphere of the store and the mediocre size of the pastry. I therefore left without sampling anything.