sweet theory baking co.

cute vintage looking place. i got a cupcake and it was delicious, moist and not too sweet! must go again.

time management and social distancing precautions were great. donuts were yummy without being too filling. cant wait to try more

i stopped by here late this afternoon to see what they had. by around 4 o'clock their shelves were empty. the only thing left was one slice of carrot lemon cake...no kidding. i took it. the cake was moist and very flavorful. it was baked in a loaf, iced and sliced. it seemed fairly pricey at $3.75/slice, but otherwise i may be dropping by again if in the area and readily recommend.

ahhhh! the food is spectacular! such a great day time treat! very allergen friendly. everything is good. it's simply great. i highly recommend

woooooooowwww!! the sausage biscuit is to die for! the donuts are delicious as well, although a bit doughy for my taste. if i didn't live an hour away i'd be in trouble coming here every day for breakfast for a sausage biscuit.

sweet theory is, hands down, the best bakery i've ever been to. everything i've tried is wonderful: the donuts are especially heavenly, and the coffee cake is to die for. i live about 30 minutes away, but i frequently make the trip across town. it's that good; if you haven't been, you're missing out. this place is what dreams are made of.

love it! always a very good selection of goodies and staff is always super friendly. the only reason i'm withholding a star is because of the massive check out lines-uhg. best veg sausage biscuit ever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

went to a baby shower featuring sweet theory donuts and if they are any reflection of their other baked goods...i am going to need one of each. they were gigantic and delightful and vegan if that is relevant.

man, i was so excited to try the custom birthday cake my boyfriend ordered for me from sweet theory. he was even more excited. the cake was so tall they couldn't close the box, which i held on my lap on our way to the house we rented for the weekend. i even made sure not to peek as not to ruin his sweet surprise.

but alas, when it was finally cake time later that night, my heart sank. it was tall, yes, the writing was flowy and pretty, but other than that it was pretty boring looking - frosted plainly in white frosting with a drizzle of caramel around the top edge. ok, fine, it's what's inside the cake that matters, right? i cut into the cake and was surprised to find three thick layers of dense chocolate cake with chocolate frosting in between. my boyfriend had asked for a salted caramel chocolate cake with layers of caramel inside. there was no caramel inside. the frosting didn't taste like caramel either. and the cake was pretty dry and bland. everyone ate the cake in silence, too polite to say that it wasn't very good. i felt terrible that i couldn't rave about it, tell him how much i loved it, but i can't lie to him. we were all disappointed. if i had bought the cake i would ask for a refund.

i'm absolutely obsessed with this place. i'm always looking for excuses to stop there. it is mostly gluten free and allergen friendly (no peanuts, dairy). it is super tasty plus it is a fun, quirky atmosphere.

great service. it has been hard to find special treats my mom can eat with her food allergies. once i heard about sweet theory i immediately went and bought a ton of food! the treats are fantastic and the people are very friendly! they have earned my respect and i have become a lifetime customer!

i just tried to re-like it ...thats how much i love sweet theory. i love this place with all my heart and vegan fat rolls. the gluten-free aspect i care not about, since gluten allergies are made up and i haven't the energy for your lies. but da dang vegan treats: dang. i can't even tell you my favorite, i'll just tell you to shut up and order something cause it's all good. the place is super cute, always with a (quick moving) line out the door, nothing but the freshest cupcakes, donuts, cinnamon buns, cakes, throwdowns, biscuits and gravy. i bet they don't keep food in the case overnight so i don't break the window and ravage their selections. good thinking, kids.

liars. went to sweet theory after reading about gluten free garlic herb biscuits, only to find out biscuits are not gluten free, how bout not calling yourself a gluten free bakery or make it really clear on web and on little signs stuck in the items in your bakery. sooooo disappointed.

....sweet theory has something to suit many special diets and tastes. all of their treats are vegan in addition to being soy, dairy, egg, and peanut free, and their gluten-free fare is prepared in a separate area to prevent cross contamination. treats in the display cases are separated as well to ensure gluten-free ones really do remain gluten-free. the only fat they use is coconut oil, so they technically are not nut-free. their ingredients are all natural and organic. now to the fun part- the sweets themselves! each looking more photogenic than the next, it could be dangerous to wander in to sweet theory with a sweet tooth and big appetite. their regularly offered items are gluten-free and vegan and include (flavors change seasonally/daily):  cupcakes  whoopie pies cookie sandwiches brownies muffins coffeecake  doughmuffs (cross between a donut and a muffin) custom order cakes non-dairy ice cream (coconut base) non-dairy coffee drinks (made with almond milk) now a word about what's not gluten-free (but still vegan). those avoiding wheat and gluten should steer clear of their massive cinnamon rolls, impressive doughnuts, and biscuits.  for review, i sampled a variety of their sweets and my family happily went along to provide their input. after renewing my love for muffins this semester after a four year absence from the treat, i couldn't wait to tray their jumbo "don't mess wi

must. control. self.... every time i go into sweet theory i have to exercise self control. everything is delicious! i love the doughnuts and the cinnamon buns. on the weekends they have biscuits and gravy!