Olly Makes Bakery

Google Reviews (Keywords: Gluten, Celiac/Coeliac, Vegan, Dairy)

Reviewer: Laura Headley
Date: 2024-07-31
Rating: 5/5
Review: As someone who is gluten free and health conscious, this place is amazing ! It’s rare to find a bakery where I’m not worried about the ingredients ! Everything I had was delicious .

Reviewer: Rachel Stephens
Date: 2024-05-01
Rating: 2/5
Review: This past weekend I finally got a chance to try Olly Makes Bakery. I specifically planned my visit from Las Vegas to Bentonville, Arkansas to visit this gluten-free bakery when they're opened. They're closed Sunday-Tuesday. They're located in a cute Victorian house that has been converted to a bakery, with a few rooms converted to a place to sit and consume your purchases. While there weren't as many options as I had hoped as only 7 baked items were available, I did enjoy the gluten-free & pork-free chicken, chicken-bacon and chive scone for $6.25 and a double-chocolate cookie for $2.50. The other options were: - $7 blueberry muffin - $6 orange poppy seed bread (about the size of a deck of cards.) - $5 sausage roll (about the size of a Twinkie.) - $4.99 vanilla funfetti vegan cupcake - $7 cherry seed bar (about the size of a deck of cards.) I brought 3 other people with me and while my food tasted good, there just wasn't enough variety and the people I brought with me declined to order. Also, to prevent confusion, this bakery needs to separate out the taxes on their receipts as separate line items. Currently, it looks as if they're charging a 10.5% sales tax when the tax rate is 9.5%. I have been informed that there is some additional tax to make up the additional 1%. It's unclear if this is true but having separate line items on the receipt would fix this issue. Nobody wants to be overcharged. Visited: April 2024

Reviewer: Alexandra Monroe
Date: 2024-04-23
Rating: 5/5
Review: This is a dedicated gluten-free celiac, safe bakery. I’ve had so many different items from this bakery and every single time it is phenomenal. My top favorites are the lemon poppyseed loaf, mesquite flour brownies, and the chocolate chip muffins. My child loves everything from this location, the staff is incredibly nice and it is very clean. This is a favorite location in Northwest Arkansas that is celiac friendly. Be sure to try the Sergeant Pepper, savory scones, they must be warmed up and they are a meal unto themselves.