102 Scone Company

I'm so happy I finally got a chance to try the scones. Business times are limited from Tuesday to Saturday from 0900 to 1400. I bought the regular scone. I'm not a scone connoisseur but I do love to eat. Perfect amount of sweetness and texture. Pair well with my coffee. I will definitely go back and I plan to try each one. $2.75 for a scone is priced reasonably. I surprised it's not more for the location. I will go back and I highly recommend. Unfortunately I ate everything before I could take a picture. Just try it out. You'll be an instant fan.

Their pastries are delicious and rich in flavor.Pleased to say this place is absolutely great!The pastries are rich in flavor and are delicious.The owner (whom I presume to be) is a lovely lady who you can tell is super passionate about her bakery, treats & customers.

Hell yeah. The caneles are BACK, baby! Not only are they back, but there are also delicious madeleines, butter cookies, tigres, financiers, and churros alongside their signature scones now. I have missed the caneles so much and am so glad the owners decided to bring them back to the menu. I still miss the croissants and monkey bread, but this is a huge win in my book. Yay!

102 Scone company has rebranded from what was previously Canele bakery. I'm thrilled that they've brought back some of their old menu items, like the canele - (imo) their forte! I also tried their newer items and was happy with the overall selection. Prices have increased but not an unreasonable amount. FYI they no longer take online orders. I tried the canele (still great), black sesame financier, hazelnut financier, lemon madeleine, regular madeleine, and tigre. My favorites were the former four items. Their hours aren't the easiest to make but their pasties are really solid!

This company has had some transformations since their opening but I'm so glad that they kept their caneles because I am addicted. They have some other great choices too but caneles stands out for me. Parking is easy with the first 15 minutes free.

So glad they reopened! They had been closed for a few months and during that time, my coworkers and I had been missing their baked goods. So when we saw that they had opened their doors again, we were so excited and pleasantly surprised to see some new items available.We also had a little chat with the owners, who have always been super friendly. They had spent the time the business was closed perfecting some new recipes. We only had a chance to try out a few of those, but boy were they delicious! I'm so excited to try the rest of those new items.

Scones are like biscuits, when they are good they are really good, but they are very easy to mess up. They are also very similar to biscuits, the only difference is scones contain eggs and more sugar. Like biscuits they are not moist but rather more flakey.102 scone company used to be Canelle, and made croissants and canelle which I liked very much. It's the same owners and bakers who are very skilled they have just changed what they are offering.I came in the morning when they opened and got a cheddar scone. It was delicious, had a crisp crust, and a soft flakey interior. Probably the best scone I've ever had or can remember. I knew I was coming here and set some butter out to room temperature and I'd say an absolute must!If you like scones or biscuits, I highly recommend you try these, or even if you don't think you like scones, it might change your mind. The bakery is run by a couple who are very nice and friendly. Its located in the same plaza as Regents pizza, L&L BBQ, and next to Rubicon Deli. There is a paid lot but I think you can find street parking with a short walk.I really liked the cheddar scone, I'll definitely be back to try others.Tip: Highly recommend room temperature butter with the scones.

The owners of Canele Bakery have pivoted to only making scones now versus a larger selection of baked goods. I am sure it was a business decision to focus on creating varieties of just one product to minimize waste and unsold daily inventory. There were nine different scone types when I visited. Single scones cost $4.25 each (plain $3.75), a half dozen was $21.25, and a dozen was $42.50.I chose the scone sitting on the far left of each display case. The first flavor was Lemon Cranberry while the second was Matcha White Chocolate Chunk. A baking sheet containing a dozen of the Lemon Cranberry was about to be unloaded into the display case. I knew that batch was going to be very warm and fresh. Each scone's dough was not as moist as I had hoped. The frosting on the Lemon Cranberry was thick while the green tea flavor was prominent in the Matcha White Chocolate Chunk.I thought the past caneles were very good and best sellers which made it disappointing that they have been discontinued. My experience at 102 Scone Company was not up to the quality of its predecessor so I gave a three star rating for the scones.

Every visit is a surprise with lovely new pastries at this darling bakery! The exquisite quality shines in every bite. Today they had a delightful selection of financiers (almond based and Gluten free), madeleines, scones, and cookies. This is the perfect place to grab a pastry on the go. No indoor seating but there are few communal tables outside shared with the Rubicon deli next door.

There are two types of people....Those who enjoy scones and those who haven't had a scone from 102 Scone Co.These are not those heavy dried out biscuits that are the dregs of a mediocre brunch. Crispy outside, moist in. Like a muffin top with some crunch, mine were still warm. I finally understand why scones are a thing. I treated some people who care for my family to a box, because nothing says love like finely crafted pastry. Yea... I know a scone is technically a quick bread... the red headed stepchild of baked goods. However... what 102 Scone Co is whipping up elevates the scone. So don't be an elitist snob. Be generous to those you care about, bring ''em a box brimming with something transcendent.