Sorelle and Co.

When I found out Sorelle opened, I headed over there almost instantly. And twice more that week.

My mouth dropped when I walked in the door of the adorable building (originally a post office). This place is absolutely gorgeous. And the baked goods do not disappoint. I have been making my way through the menu over the past few weeks and so far have tried two smoothies, scones, nanaimo bars, banana bread muffin, granola, biscotti, grilled cheese, a panini, smore tart (best item to date), Oreo doughnut, tiramisu and vanilla cake. Wow - when I write it all out that sounds like a lot! But at least I can tell you with confidence that they are worth the trip.

I am vegan, but also love my gluten. I have been very impressed by the fact that these items are both vegan AND gluten-free. The muffin was fluffy, and defied my expectation that V/GF items should be dense.

The birthday cake was stunning and looked like a mini wedding cake (although they don't always have cakes last minute and you should order ahead)

A few other things to note:
-there is a side entrance that is suitable for strollers and wheelchairs
-there are high chairs
-there is a private dining area for 10, but I don't think it is wheelchair accessible
-there are a few outdoor tables
-staff are very friendly

This is a new bakery/coffee place situated in a wonderfully decorated historical house. Place is so nice, cozy and serene. Loved their coffee and selections of baked goods. They do have a menu if you are looking for a meal, not just a snack.