Bakery

We stopped by the bakery while driving down historic route 66 on a coast-to-coast road trip. I was looking for a cup of coffee, and was pleased that the Bakery offered a variety of hand-crafted coffee drinks. I ordered a latte, and it came out hot, smooth, and delicious. I enjoyed sipping it as I continued my journey down Interstate 40. The man who served us (I think his name was Charles) was friendly with a dry sense of humor. He made my coffee and conversed with my wife and I for several minutes. I was impressed by the case of bakery items, and Charles explained that his wife was the talented baker. I ordered a carrot cake muffin and enjoyed it later that evening in my hotel room. It was very good! The Bakery has a nice seating area with an eclectic mix of tables and chairs that make the

Love the retro feel, delightful people, cool local made treasures. Breakfast bowl and sausage gravy...delish! Made right in front of us.

We stopped for some baked goodies and lattes based on a posted review and so glad we did! The owner was friendly and this guy knows his coffee! The lattes were perfect and the cream cheese croissants were delicious. You can bet we'll be back again. Bonus, you can explore historic Rt 66 on the way.

This fantastic bakery is called “Goodies Go Last.” We were happily surprised by the huge selection of baked goods, both savory & sweet! We were served by a super nice guy who made excellent lattes. Check it out- you won’t be sorry!

Great! Had a melty turkey and american cheese roll. And a totally beautiful and unique triple berry roll. Tons of zucchini and banana breads, a 🌶️ cheese bread. They have free drip coffee ( including chocolate piñon), and a coffee machine for more customized coffee drinks. Family owned and operated. Right across from Motel Safari. A gem.