Unrefined Bakery

Since moving to Texas, we’ve been on the hunt for an amazing gluten-free bakery and were so happy to stumble across Unrefined Bakery. Their products are absolutely delicious, and the quality of the ingredients is top-notch. My daughter has a peanut allergy, and they were able to decorate an incredible cake simply from a photo. To this day, she still talks about her cake! My husband couldn’t believe it was gluten-free and dairy-free—it tasted that good. Unrefined Bakery will definitely be our go-to spot for gluten-free treats. It’s no surprise they were voted one of the top gluten-free bakeries in the U.S.

Visiting from out of town, my wife googled for a keto bakery and found this one. I have to say, very good in my opinion. Drip coffee could be better with flavored creamer. Still happy overall!

My husband and I are from west Texas where there are hardly any gluten-free options for him to eat when we eat out. So when we walked in, it was absolutely wonderful to reassured that everything in the store was gluten-free. He had the pizza and I had one of their sandwiches, along with their chocolate chip cookies. Then we decided to try out some of the cupcakes for dessert. We had the chocolate cupcake with chocolate icing and the vanilla strawberry cupcake as well. They were so delicious and mouthwatering. I really wish there was an Unrefined Bakery back home where we live! Overall this place is absolutely great and tastes delicious!!

I love their cakes and can say they're a decent value, but the cinnamon rolls are an outrageous ripoff. I paid $40 for 8 of these things and they didn't even have icing on them! I guess I should have looked at the picture on the website first. I feel ripped off. They weren't even that good. I don't think freezing this dough mix does it any favors to the texture. Everything else here is great but buyer beware on the cinnamon rolls

Went to a gluten-free bakery chain, Unrefined Bakery, in Frisco on Saturday. There were NO disclosed prices anywhere except on whole, refrigerated cakes. What's with businesses not disclosing prices? I'm not going to stand there and point to each item and ask the price. I want to know so that I know if I was over or undercharged. I've been to gluten-free bakeries where a single cinnamon roll is $8 before tax. If they're $5 each, I'll buy 2. If they're $8 each I'll buy 1 and I'll split it with my husband. Businesses lose money not disclosing the price upfront. My husband ended up getting a coffee, a pumpkin cookie which had the texture of pumpkin bread and a carrot cake muffin and we shared. I'm not risking a $50+ afternoon tea bill so I didn't order anything. While they tasted perfectly