Guglhupf Bake Shop

We celebrated a birthday today with cake from here. The cake was beautifully decorated and adorned with pieces of fruit. The cake is dense and decadent. It's mouth watering, melts in your mouth, magnificent, kind of chocolate mousse cake with a thin layer of raspberry layered in. The pictures should explain how decadent this cake.

As others mentioned, it was a bit busy, but we were in and out of the line quickly. A great selection of pastries, breads and tarts. We had the cheese danish which was very light and flaky.

I went to Guglhupf on a Saturday morning-lunch, and there was a line almost out the door! Luckily, I needed that time to decide on what I wanted because everything looked amazing. Their pastries are beautiful. They have loaves of day-old bread available at a 40% discount and I will definitely grab some soon. They have a small seating area outside and in their store, but (in store) it was pretty messy with crumbs- I assume a kid was eating a flaky danish or croissant there. The service was great (and fast) despite the long line- everyone was super friendly, which was wonderful.

I rarely get to Chapel Hill (traffic!!), but when I do go further than Wegman's, it's usually to Trader Joe's and this mini-Guglhupf. A shadow of it's older sibling, nonetheless, they are able to make a quick coffee and bread something to look forward to and savor. When I first came to this place, the outdoor area was just a concrete pad, and the tables wobbled horribly. There was little shade, that I recall. Now, there is nicely built decking, wooden tables, and loads of umbrellas. They have planted grasses and flowers around the area, so, yes, it's a sidewalk beside a parking lot, it's also a place to enjoy that well-made coffee drink and one of their signature fantastic baked items. How could they improve? Offer a way to re-heat breads for immediate consumption. Doesn't have to be much - microwave, broiler, whatever, just a way to get the cheese gooey again on that wonderful danish!

Popped into Guglhupf Bake Shop after searching madly for a cool lounge/ beer garden. We got mixed up with the locations and didn't realize that the other location was the beer garden. The glass case was nearly empty by the time of our visit. I got the Cinnamon Schnecke. It was a tasty afternoon trip and satisfied my sweet tooth. It's full of cinnamon and a good size/portion. I hope to try the beer garden the next time I visit the area. I would definitely come back to this location but would like to return earlier in the day to see what the full glass case has in it. Guglhupf Bake Shop1800 East Franklin StSte 24 Chapel Hill, NC 27514(Review 575 overall, 119 in 2021)

The food is good but not all that exciting. i like the atmosphere of the outdoor seating area more!

Chai latte and anything form their baked goods. Chai latte can be quite sweet. But you can't go wrong with a drip coffee either. We love their freshly baked bread and any of their pastries

Guglhupf is located near Trader Joe's in a plaza with collection of other shops. At the moment it's grab-and-go only with no indoor seating. There is a small outdoor patio.I arrived midday Sunday and there were a good number of customers but it wasn't overly crowded. If you're interested in their baked goods, hop in line so you can peruse the baked goods case. Looking at their website, it looks like they have a bake schedule if you're looking for a particular bread and/or you can order in advance online and select your location to pick-up. If you're interested in a drink, the menu is located near the entrance and you order at the register.We tried (these 4 items came out to ~$19):* Red pepper & olive focaccia: SO GOOD! Definitely recommend toasting it. The outside was crisp and the inside texture was springy. At home I paired it with a sunny side up egg and it was delicious.* Cherry & cheese danish: The cherry and cheese paired well together. The cherry flavor brought a little bit of tartness and the cheese was a savory note that both worked to lift the pastry taste to be balanced and not too sweet.* Latte (12 oz): solid! The service was relatively quick too.* Vanilla Latte (16 oz): This wasn't my drink, but the review was that it was good. At the register, you can choose from a wide (10+) variety of flavors.Service was efficient and friendly. My only wish is that they had more savory baked goods! Could be that I need to come earlier in the day. Will definitely be back to treat myself to a delightful baked good and/or check out their bigger location (bakery, cafe, and biergarten) in Durham.

Guglhupf is gorgeous energy. Bake shops are a hit or miss. THIS IS A HIT!! I know it's good because I ate my food cold and I would come back again. Veggie gallet : egg, onion, cheese, mushroom veggie gallet was so good. I know it was good because I was still stuffing my face while it was cold. It was rich in flavor. simple yet filled with texture and ingredients. This was a winner. Cheese and cheese danish. This is the best danish I've ever had. I don't think I ever want a danish that's not from here. It was like a croissant. So flakey. With a glaze. The perfect amount of sweetness. PERFECT EVEN amount of cheese and cherry jam. I don't even like cherry. BUT THIS?? Incredible vibes. I barley took a picture before realizing I was half way done with it. Unlike any danish I've ever tried. Oh because it was the BEST danish I've ever had. Thank you guglhupf For great vibes and great desert. They've mastered the sweet and savory!! I can't wait to come back and try more.

I've eaten at Guglhupf in Durham for lunch several times, but this was my first time coming to the bakery in Chapel Hill. We were very pleased as the bake shop was clean, offered a variety of baked breads, pastries, and desserts. They also serve a sell coffees. We got the cherry-cheese danish, orange cranberry scone, and a pretzel ball. All three were delicious, and we were happy to find a scone that's not too dry. Prices were very reasonable as we paid $8 for three baked goods. Would highly recommend! Makes for a perfect treat and nice to be centrally located to so many other places.