Bottletree Bakery

Can't say enough about this hip and frozen in time bakery. It is just perfect. Coffee is awesome too.This was my wife's first personal experience at Bottletree. She had ham and Swiss croissant, salt & Pepper gg and cheddar cup croissant, head-sized Cinnamon Roll, and capped it off with chocolate croissant. All were perfection. Cinnamon rolls are hard to do well and Bottletree nailed it. Their icing is a unique fluffy melty simple stuff that is to die for.I just wish we had more days there to try everything in the menu.

Came here for breakfast the other day. Coffee was strong and the staff were nice and friendly. The cream puff was really good, the filling was great and the outside good as well. I would pass on the croissant, it was doughy and lacked lamination. I witnessed the owner lose her temper at some of the staff and roll her eyes at them so I'm not sure how she keeps them around. She seems to pick and choose who she's friendly with, go out of her way for a group that was visiting from somewhere else going to see a music festival but then completely ignore others and then bashing the town for getting too populated.

Either the baker or the recipe has changed . All bread with little filling . This was my favorite breakfast treat. But at almost $5 per danish - we won't be going back for more!

I wanted to avoid chain shops and stores while in Oxford and found this gem right off the square and within walking distance of my hotel.The pros: location, outside seating and a cute and unique interior. The coffee was quite delicious.The cons: service was a bit abrupt and unwelcoming, and all food is wrapped to go. Seating was uncomfortable. Most unfortunate, the baked good (raspberry croissant) was so hard that only part of it was edible.All in all, for the cost (around $10 for the small mocha and croissant) and given the strong competition in Oxford, I likely won't be back in the near term.

In Oxford for my daughters softball tournament, and I always like to try some of the local establishments. Not a ton of bakeries that I found but this place definitely hit the spot! Anytime I go to a bakery I always buy a scone as I am a bit of a junkie and I think scones really show the mastery of a shop. The scone was average. it was a cinnamon raisin and was a bit on the dry side, but the flavor was decent. The danish on the other hand was outstanding!! I think it was called an everything danish as it had chocolate and some type of crystallized sugar on it and it was delicious- Especially when you had a bite with everything together. The venue had a nice vibe to it and they were pretty busy in the morning. It was a little awkward in terms of ordering, because right when you walked in the pastry shelves were right in front and the register was on the other side and it didn't quite make sense how to get service. The staff was very courteous. I would totally recommend this place is they had a bunch of other items that looks super tasty!

Bakery items are fantastic. Skip the coffee though, it is overpriced, they do not offer iced coffee only iced lattes and a large drink is the size of a small elsewhere.

Love Bottletree.. excellent coffee and pastries .. wish they had longer hours though!

Worst baked goods I've ever had. I ordered a chocolate croissant and it was hard as a rock. Crusty and dry. I was expecting a soft, flaky texture in my mouth and instead I couldn't bite into it. My friend ordered monkey bread, it was also hard as a rock. Rude workers and horrible service. My day was completely ruined as I had anticipated my dining at bottletree.

Best bakery ever!!! Muffins are so good!! Love the chocolate croissants!!!! Come here when you're in Oxford!!

Delightful!!! My daughters and I loved this place... so we had to go twice while we were in town. The iced americano fabulous. So we got that both days along with the ham and cheese croissant. Granola in the parfait is delirious. The bagel with the onion and tomato was delicious.! We absolutely recommend trying bottle tree bakery.