Priced on the wall since 2016
The whole case, nothing held back.
Twelve glazes, one seasonal cruller, a coffee bar and a box of a dozen that we pack warm. If it is not on this page we do not make it.
Updated every morning
Today's case,by the piece.
Twelve glazes on the rack, boxes of a dozen packed warm, and one seasonal cruller that changes every Friday.
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Classic Glaze
$3.00The one we proof overnight — sugar shell, still warm
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Strawberry Milk
$4.00Freeze-dried berries folded into the icing
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Matcha Dip
$4.25Ceremonial grade, half-dipped, white chocolate drizzle
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Brown Butter Filled
$4.50Browned on the stove, piped cold, dusted at the counter
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Maple Crunch
$4.25Vermont maple, candied pecan, flaked salt
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Seasonal Cruller
Friday drop $5.00Whatever the market gave us on Thursday
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Vanilla Old-Fashioned
$3.75Cake style, split edges, Tahitian vanilla bean
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Chocolate Sprinkle
$3.50Dark ganache and the rainbow ones, obviously
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Lemon Curd Filled
$4.50Curd cooked each morning, powdered sugar top
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Cinnamon Sugar Cake
$3.25Rolled twice while it is still too hot to hold
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Cold Brew
$4.00Sixteen hours, single origin, over ice
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Box of a Dozen
$34.00Mix any twelve — we pack them warm for the drive
Bar closes at five
The coffee sideof the counter.
One roaster, one grinder, no syrups. It exists so the queue stops walking next door.
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Filter
$3.25Single origin, changed monthly, brewed in batches of two litres
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Cortado
$4.00Two ounces of whole milk and nothing to argue about
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Cold Brew
$4.00Sixteen hours, over ice, in the fridge by six
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Hot Chocolate
$4.25Same ganache we put on the sprinkle donut, thinned with milk
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Coffee and a Classic
Till 9am $5.50Filter plus a warm classic glaze — the morning special until nine
Bigger than a dozen
Boxes, traysand standing orders.
Anything over two dozen wants a day's notice, and anything over ten wants a phone call. Both are easy.
Box of a dozen — $34
Mix any twelve. We pack them warm and tape the lid so the steam does not soften the shell on the drive.
Office tray — from $96
Three dozen on a flat tray with napkins and a stack of the small plates. A day's notice, dropped before nine.
Standing order
Same box, same day, every week. Six offices on the block do this and none of them has ever had to call twice.
Everything above is on the rack right now.
Until it is not — the case empties in the order you would expect, and the cruller goes first.