Best bakery in dc nw or Bethesda area?

[Anonymous]

Thanks!

[Anonymous]

for what? breads, cakes, cupcakes, french pastry...?

[Anonymous]

NW is huge...what area?

[Anonymous]

For bread and French pastry, Le Caprice on 14th Street in Columbia Heights is great. The kitchen has big windows, so you can watch them baking. It's owned by a nice family who lives in the neighborhood, too. They take special orders... my friend has ordered really good tartes and other pastries for parties.

[Anonymous]

Sticky Fingers

[Anonymous]

Macarons/cupcakes/cakes -- DC Patisserie hands down. I picked up some of her macarons at Seasonal Pantry then called in an order for cupcakes. Amazing. Very small operation though, I don't think she has a storefront.

http://www.dcpatisserie.com/

[Anonymous]

Baked and Wired in Georgetown

[Anonymous]

Leslie's Fancy Cakes. Have not had their cakes/cupcakes, but highly recommend their chocolate chip cookies and brownies.

[Anonymous]

The above is in Betheda.

[Anonymous]

*BetheSda

[Anonymous]

Praline in Bethesda for cakes, cookies, macaroons, baguettes and breakfast pastries. Pricey but worth it.

[Anonymous]

Something Sweet

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Sticky Fingers

A vegan bakery is the best bakery in DC/Bethesda? I doubt it.

(Curiously, I posted this once before and it was deleted. Wonder why?)

OP, try Baked and Wired or Le Caprice, depending on what you want.

[Anonymous]

Just Cakes in Bethesda.

[Anonymous]

tout de sweet in bethesda is fantastic for croissants. Macarons and pastry are very good too.

I like Spring Mill in Bethesda for breads