A Bakery Rec for NWR Stuff

juliebug1997 · November 2009

We've decided not to do our traditional rolls for this Thanksgiving but don't want something out of a can. Do any of you have a recommendation for a bakery for some dinner rolls? The Dallas area, around Highland Park, Grapevine/Mid-Cities, Corinth, or Denton is fine. TIA!

BanannaP · November 2009

I've never purchased dinner rolls from a bakery, but in general, I love Ravelin in Denton. I'm not sure what kinds of options they'd have for you, but it would be worth checking out!

shortgirltx · November 2009

Ravelin in Denton is awesome!!

shananagins · November 2009

I've never had dinner rolls, but everything I've had from the Main St. Bread Baking Co. in Grapevine has been awesome! It's on Main St. in Downtown Grapevine.

pphqt10 · November 2009

I was about to say Ravelin LOVE that place!

emimayor · November 2009

Central Market

juliebug1997 · November 2009

Thanks, ladies, I will try Ravelin later this week for a sample. Emi, thanks for reminding me about Central Market. I'm also going to look at Market Street.

maykious · November 2009

*cough*King's Hawaiian Rolls!*cough*

shortgirltx · November 2009

*cough*King's Hawaiian Rolls!*cough*Oh, those are sooo good as well. I could live off of those.

mandasue178 · November 2009

Check out central market and market street. Market Street's bakery is AMAZING. And there's one not that far from you too! And as PP stated, there are some really good heat it yourself options as well!

juliebug1997 · November 2009

We usually do monkey bread (the non-sweet version) but sometimes they don't rise and we got through a lot due to my brother the bread hound and my two cousins. Thanks for the tips!!!!

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