Miracles Bakery

Whenever I really like a restaurant and I'm in the area for a few days I try to go to it multiple times. Thankfully I was able to go to this one twice... because, I mean, gluten-free! I really love their selection of sweets... But I mean garlic sticks or whatever they're called... Onion rings! You can't get these items just anywhere, and if you can't do gluten places like this seem like heaven. So yeah if you're gluten intolerant, stop by here for a piece of heaven. This is one of the reasons why I look forward to returning to Lexington next year for some work trip.

Traveling to Lexington and finding this gem is everything I needed! I've never been to a dedicated gluten free restaurant and I'm so happy I found one! They had so many bread and pastry options and everything was delicious. I had a BLT with the gluten and dairy free coffee cake and my husband had a bacon egg and cheese. Everything was delicious and the staff was really awesome as well.

I was excited this place had vegan desserts and good reviews. Sadly, I had a poor experience here with their customer service. I called to place a pick up order and the staff was extremely rude to me over the phone. I asked what vegan desserts they offered. The employee spoke as if this question was an inconvenience to her and wanted to rush me off the phone. I ended up ordering a cinnamon roll, which was dry and crumbly and more like a scone. The snickerdoodle was okay, but nothing special. Will not be coming back here.

Sad to say that the cookie and cupcake I got on my birthday were major letdowns. I was so excited to try gluten free miracles, but didn't enjoy the desserts that they made. The snickerdoodle was dry and lackluster, and store bought cookies are immensely better. The cupcake was worse, because it was dry and flavorless. The icing was mediocre, but the cake was awful. It was the worst gluten free 'treat' I've ever had. My birthday dessert was much better last year, when I got chocolate cake from The Silly Axe in Louisville.

I've eaten a keto diet for over a year and have purchased zero keto pastries or baked goods. I decided to give Gluten Free Miracles a shot after I randomly learned they've been making keto treats.So happy I went in!My picture won't be featured in a cooking magazine but I assure you, the muffins and cookie were fantastic.One cinnamon and one cranberry muffin, ~2g net carbs each. Know less about the cookie as they couldn't locate the card with macro profile, but it was damn good.My one complaint is that the fat/carb/protein/calories breakdown needs to be more accessible. The staff fumbles through cards and sometimes can't locate the right card. That said, it's such a small factor when compared to the miracle of great keto baked goods, I wouldn't dream of a rating less than 5 stars.

Dry. Dry cookies, dry cupcakes, dry cinnamon roll, dry brownies, etc...I tried to like it but not worth the price . My kids said I made better GF cookies and cake from scratch. Husband said it was dry and lacking flavor.

This is more than a bakery, you can get sandwiches, soups and pizza too! I'm not Celiac but eat Gluten free for other health reasons, which I have found hard to do given I love bread and baked goods. The baked goods here are much better than the stuff I've tried at home. If you cannot make it to them during their normal business hours, you can pick up some of their bread options at Whole Foods now. I like the Coconut Paleo Bread best.Totally worth your time to seek them out.

I visited here while in the area in February 2016 (guess it took me a bit to make this review, oops!). This is a cute little shop and the owner and son were very nice and friendly. The atmosphere is cozy and quaint. The boyfriend and I stopped here for lunch and both of us were impressed!I have to be gluten free (boyfriend does not) and I was so excited to experience my first ever, all gluten-free, allergy friendly cafe and bakery. Somehow, in Cincinnati we don't have places like this yet. We ordered the pizza and a cup of chili to eat there. We didn't get the chili, which may have been a miscommunication, and I don't know if we had been charged for it (I didn't ask for a receipt). The pizza, though, was quite good! We did a build your own with gluten free crust, cheese, sausage, pepperoni, and peppers. Even the not-gluten-free boyfriend loved it! There was some left over that we took with us and had the next day. It was good even cold!We also got some baked goods to go. The cinnamon roll was a little dry and I'm not sure if it's because I waited a day and a half to eat it or if it would have been that way had I eaten right away. Maybe it would have been better warmed a little. The muffin and cookie were great, though.They offer breads and treats to go along with a cafe menu that changes up. They have paleo, gluten free, and many allergy friendly choices available. They are more than willing to answer any questions and identify items that would work for you if you have any dietary restrictions.We will definitely be back the next time we are in the area!

Absolutely delicious! I am fortunate in that I don't have to eat gluten free. I bought some items for a friend who does have to eat gluten free, and I tried a little. I was hooked. Absolutely the best blueberry scone I've ever had. My wife and I stopped in recently and she agrees. Great coffee too! I've had the opportunity to chat with the owner a time or two, and she's a wonderful person. Support local businesses (especially when the food is this good)!

We ordered a cake for my wife's dental school party and was extremely dissatisfied. My wife has had a cake from GFM before at a wedding and raves about it. This is what led her to wanting to order a cake from GFM for her party. The cake was extremely dry, without the frosting it would have been inedible. We ended up throwing away about 3/4 of the cake which was quite unfortunate. GFM does make good stuff and I'm sure this cake was an outlier.