Whisk & Rye

Stopped in to check it out, not a big selection but good looking sweets. Had a couple good large cookies. Had hoped for some breads/loaves or rolls or focaccia, but they seem to focus on treats. Counter person said every other day they have different savory croissants (but not the day I visited). A strong focus on coffee, seemed more of a coffee shop with a few bakery offerings.

NEVER AGAIN! WHISK & RYE DURHAM IS A DANGER TO SOCIETY! I went to the Whisk & Rye storefront on University Drive just looking for a peaceful morning. I ordered one of their "specialty" savory croissants—I think it was the Hatch Chili or maybe the Roasted Garlic and Artichoke one. I took one bite, and instead of a "flaky, buttery crunch," the entire pastry EXPLODED with the force of a tectonic shift! Flakes of North Carolina-milled flour hit the ceiling like shrapnel. The cream cheese filling didn't just leak—it launched at terminal velocity, coating my entire face and half the outdoor seating area. I looked like I’d been caught in a dairy-based blizzard. The worst part? A barista just looked at me over their Fireball Latte and said, "Yeah, the aggressive geometry of the laminations does th

Super tasty! I had an iced vanilla latte with macadamia milk and it was unlike any latte I've ever had. So very tasty! And the barista taking my order was super nice and helpful, he let me try some of the macadamia milk before committing. These people care about their craft🫶

So sincerely disappointing. I’ve wanted to try this place for a while. The coffee was so burnt that it was not drinkable and this $4 croissant was as hard as a rock. Straight to the trash. Waste of money. I hate leaving bad reviews but geez.

Quiet little bakery and coffee shop the coffee is absolutely delicious the bakery items as well. The customer service was top notch we will definitely be back. The prices are reasonable.