4 Seasons Bakery
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Do You Have 21st Birthday Cakes Or Fancy Cupcakes For This Weekend. I am needing 21st cake of cupcakes for this weekend 3/29/15…
Jeanmwaters49
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MMMMM Cant Pass This One Up. I got a pecan tart from here and it was to die for. I highly suggest this place if you are in the mood for artisan bakery…
Tonja Bozzetti
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Incredible. I am the Executive Chef at the Americas Center Convention Center and Edward Jones Dome in STL, and live right in the neighborhood by the b…
Jason McGraw
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6 Reviews on “4 Seasons Bakery”
Do You Have 21st Birthday Cakes Or Fancy Cupcakes For This Weekend. I am needing 21st cake of cupcakes for this weekend 3/29/15
MMMMM Cant Pass This One Up. I got a pecan tart from here and it was to die for. I highly suggest this place if you are in the mood for artisan bakery yummies. Very talented husband and wife team that know how to bake up some goodies.
Incredible. I am the Executive Chef at the Americas Center Convention Center and Edward Jones Dome in STL, and live right in the neighborhood by the bakery. It is wonderful. Some of the best pastries I have had in a long time. The owners are great, and they really put their heart and soul into their menu items. Have not had a less than stellar experience with anything I have gotten there. Great little hidden gem! Worth the trip, and you will be coming back again and again…
This is a fantastic bakery and they do have some organic items. The people that own this are fantastic as well and the service is great!
Carol. Best place to get a great dessert or breakfast treat in St. Charles or maybe in St. Louis. This place is worth the drive. Eveything is made of great quality!!
Must try this local bakery. We took a chance on this little bakery today. It was in a unassuming place on Campus Drive next door to a convenience store. Blink and you’d miss it. But they don’t need to put their time or money into a big sign or flashy building because they bring it with their baked goods. This tiny bakery run by two C.I.A grads is the real deal. They are a European bakery and are followers of the Slow Food movement. They advertise that they support local farmers and ranchers and strive to provide fresh, healthy food. This is just the type of small local business we should be supporting. Based on their website, you can find them at local Farmers Markets starting in May. But like I said- they bring it. From the flourless chocolate cake (OMG!!) to Orange Olive Oil cake, to the French and Coconut Macaroons. Everything was scrumptious! So many other things were available- Artisian breads,house made granola, biscotti, scones, muffins, assorted cookies, tarts- the list goes on. Apparently they offer a light lunch menu as well. There was a chalkboard advertising things such as hummus and quiche. I’ll be back to try those. And back for more flourless chocolate cake.