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This is a hole in the wall, a hidden gem. The place is not functional at this point. But you can buy their breads in the farmers market or everyday at the ozark natural food store. I ate the chocolate croissant in the Farmer’s market. They were just perfect and yum! The pastry was warm and flaky at

I was hesitant to try this place because it's so small and doesn't have much seating, but my niece highly recommended it. I wish this was closer to Cleveland because I loved everything about the Chip Off The Old Block sandwich. The bread was the perfect firmness, the meat was fantastic and the chips

Grabbed two sandwiches and a croissant here, the food is great, made fresh with real ingredients. The staff was friendly.

Really nice atmosphere and the breads were delicious. Outside seating is nice. Employees are enthusiastic about their products. There is only one type of coffee and there are no sugar substitutes offered. Parking is limited as it is attached to a residential area. Overall recommend.

Dirty Apron is a fantastic little hidden gem. They bake delicious bread in-house, and sell it at the nearby Ozark Natural Foods if I'm not mistaken. But I always came for the delicious open-faced "sandwiches" (AKA toast, but I digress - they're amazing).

Absolutely fantastic bread (which is wrapped in a really cute way). They also have delicious sandwich and stuffed croissant selections. As others have noted, the staff is phenomenal - very friendly and helpful. Even though the loaves are nice and big, they don't last long - they're just too good to

The Sammy's are huge, and amazing! Really good bread, topped with fresh, good quality ingredients. My daughter fell in love with the chocolate croissant, and they have Onyx Coffee ( nothing special, just black coffee). I felt like the prices were very reasonable for as much food as you get, and I ca

Small and simple.. Nice sandwiches, bread was wonderful, and its a pleasant little spot. Price is $8-9 for the sandwiches but they are much better than a quick greasy fast food breakfast. I had the southern comfort sandwich with bacon, fried egg, pimento cheese, bacon jam, and it was delicious. They