No Udder Desserts

If you are an indian/​jain/​vegan and looking for no eggs cupcakes, this is your place. Very yummy cup cakes.

Now closed! Came to pick up something for a friend’s Birthday and no longer open
Wow was just here with a dear friend and my babies not even a month ago!

Do you want the good or bad first? Let’s start with the bad and work our way up.
All complaints about the owner’s horrible attitude are completely valid. She is Grouch personified, except she doesn’t live on Sesame Street. We walked in and there was no greeting and no smiles returned. She behaved as if we were bothersome by being there. (There were no other customers there.) As the rest of my group browsed the dessert case, I began taking photos of the bakery. Not of her, but of the bakery. She had the nerve to snap at me! «Why are you taking pictures?» So naturally, I snapped back. «Is there a problem?!» «No,» she responded, and then she backed down a little, but still had a nasty attitude. I was heated! Anyone who vouches for the owner either knows her personally (Hello besties and family members!) or is her (Hey, fake profiles!). There is absolutely no excuse for her behavior.
The good? After experiencing such bad customer service, I was secretly hoping the desserts were bad, but I cannot deny… The desserts are pretty awesome. The case housed a variety of Snowballs, cupcakes, fudge brownies, lemon bars, pecan bars, small cakes, Vinkies (vegan Twinkies), and plain cheesecakes.
I tried the following:
LEMON BARS — Excellent sour, lemony taste. Topped with ample sweet powdered sugar, this was the perfect sweet & sour treat.
FUDGE BROWNIE — Rich and creamy chocolate flavor.
SMALL CAKE — I got vanilla cake with vanilla icing. $ 4. As the name suggests, it’s a small cake. I didn’t eat the cake until about 4 days later and it was still very moist and delicious, to my surprise.
VANILLA STRAWBERRY CUPCAKE — a vanilla cupcake with strawberry inside. Sweet and yummy cake and icing.
VINKIE — I had a chocolate Vinkie (vegan Twinkie). It was a little dry when I ate it a few days after purchase, but it was decent.
I especially love the concept of selling small squares of the Lemon and Fudge Brownie bars. They were only $ 1.50 each and a perfect bite-​sized treat. Great for both portion control and foodies who are wanting to try lots of different items without wasting food. Same for the small cakes — the perfect single-​portion size.
In essence, this place has 5-​star vegan desserts, but 1-​star customer service. Despite how excellent the desserts are, I do not plan to return and have to deal with the owner’s dreadful disposition. An excellent product can only go so far with bad promotion. If the owner hates serving the public she needs to either (a) quit, or (b) get someone else to be the face of her store. Otherwise, this bakery’s days are numbered. Too bad, so sad.

A VEGAN bakery?! My dream come true! My dream was shattered by my experience with the incredibly rude woman behind the counter today. I will not be going back. I appreciate the attempt, but the delivery needs work. A lot of work.

Everyone who bakes their own vegan treats knows how time-​consuming it can be (not to mention expensive). And unfortunately there aren’t many vegan bakeries around, so you can imagine how happy I was to discover No Udder Desserts.
A lot of people on Unilocal seem to not like the owner and found her to be unfriendly. When I walked in, I was the only customer. The owner immediately greeted me and described the various desserts to me. She wasn’t too pushy, which I appreciated.
Now for the desserts themselves. They have a huge selection of cupcakes, but I didn’t try any of those because I’ve had vegan cupcakes before and wanted to try something different. I bought a lemon bar, a peanut butter ball, a brownie, and a pecan bar.
Lemon Bar: I would never have guessed this was vegan. It was exactly what a lemon bar should be. In fact, I found the crust to be better (tastier and not dry) than non-​vegan lemon bars I’ve had before.
Peanut Butter Ball: This was my least favourite, but only because of the pretzel that came with it. I think the pretzel was just for decoration because it really didn’t seem to go with the rest of the dessert. It also seemed a bit stale. However, the peanut butter ball itself was very tasty. If you have kids who don’t usually like vegan food, they will probably love this.
Brownie: Best vegan brownie I’ve ever had. Vegan brownies tend to be a little dry and have a slight vegetable taste to them. This one definitely did not. It was extremely smooth, moist, and chocolaty.
Pecan Bar: I saved the best for last. You have to try this! It was one of the best desserts I’ve tried from any bakery, vegan or not. I can’t even describe the perfect symphony of flavors. All I can say is thank you No Udder Desserts for making the pecan bar.
Next time I go, I think I’ll try the Apple Turnover. One last note regarding the prices: most of the desserts are priced at $ 1.50. The desserts are pretty small, but for $ 6 I was able to try 4 different things. Combined, it was about the size of one dessert from a restaurant so for $ 6, that’s not too bad. And keep in mind how expensive some vegan ingredients are.

Got the cheesecake for my 9 yr old son who has dairy allergies and he loved it. Amazing small bakery for vegan desserts. They had a nice variety of cupcakes, bars, cookies, etc.
for those who think the woman behind the counter isn’t too friendly… I think she is just a serious sort of person. she was actually very sweet and helpful to me. we spoke for a few minutes about my son’s allergy and she gave me some tips on what to look for when shopping in grocery stores.
I will be coming back here often.

The cake here is just pretty blah. The frosting was a little overly sweet and the cake a little dry. The lady was kinda grumpy also.

I live in the area and have been wanting to check this place out for a while. My fiancé is lactose intolerant, and also tries to avoid gluten and sugar when possible. We make a lot of desserts at home that avoid these ingredients, and we’re usually able to find desserts in health food stores. That being said…
We came in for the first time recently, and were surprised by the lack of selection. They did have somewhat of a variety of baked goods: petit fours, cupcakes, brownies, cookies and cupcakes. But everything was only dairy-​free. Obviously the business is called No Udder Desserts because it provides dairy-​free options, but I think that the business is limiting itself this way. Why not provide a wider variety, including GF and SF options too? This would expand the customer base, for sure.
We each tried a peanut butter bonbon and a lemon bar, which were good, and decently well priced at $ 1.50/each. If they were sugar and/​or gluten-​free as well, we’d be here all the time. Unfortunately, probably not.

I came here on a mission to find a moist Red Velvet cupcake. MISSION ACCOMPLISHED. It was very moist and not too sweet. My husband got the lemon bar and it was also delicious. He doesn’t like sweets and he enjoyed it. It was a perfect tart to sweet ratio.
The only issue I had with with place was the service. I asked for a few suggestions and she seemed to be so upset by it… I mean I am not too familiar with cupcakes and I just want some recommendations. But I guess that’s why I love Unilocal.I read the reviews and orderd a few extra based on other propels suggestions. Haven’t tried them yet; but so far so good.

Every cupcake I’ve had is delicious and moist, as are their lemon bars, cheesecake and cookies. Just a sample of what they have is chocolate, vanilla strawberry, coconut, carrot cake, pumpkin and chocolate peanut butter cupcakes. This is my favorite vegan cupcake place!
I gave it for 4 stars because of the customer service. The owner is very serious, which can be misconstrued as rude like others have mentioned. I push for conversation with her because that’s how I am. She does warm up to you well within the 15 minutes I’m there carefully picking out my dozen delights. That’s the max you can order as it’s a specialty bakery, unless you call a few days in advance. In spite of this, it’s very well worth a 45 minute drive for me, lemon bar and coffee in hand as I walk out the door.

I had a craving for some cupcakes today and I have a dairy allergy, so Unilocal sent me to No Udder. I knew they were closing in 20 minutes so I wanted to call and order what I wanted so I wasn’t that customer waiting around until 15 minutes after closing.
I called and a woman answered. I told her I wanted to order things to pick up and she rudely told me they didn’t have much left. I said «okay, well what do you have» and she listed 6 different flavors of cupcakes that they have. Hmm, that doesn’t seem like you’re running low. Anyway, I ordered on the phone and paid, and walked in 5 minutes before they closed. She knew I was there to pick up the cupcakes, but didn’t even really greet me. More of a «here’s your cupcakes, were closing» vibe. Still, I was okay with it. Maybe she was having a bad day, maybe I was annoying, whatever.
I got home and tried one of the four I purchased. Red velvet was good! I really enjoyed it. Later tonight I had the chocolate vanilla one… It tasted stale unfortunately. The outside was hard and dry. I have 2 left, and I hope they’re better, but unfortunately I’m a little turned off by it.

The people who own this are super nice, the desserts are unparalleled. Chocolate cake with banana buttercream icing is the best and of course everything is vegan and cruelty free. Easy parking and a couple tables to sit at, it’s a great place to meet a friend and chill for a little while.

For serving such a niche market, No Udder falls far short of what is expected in food quality and overall service.
The disappointment starts with the owner, who is a surly woman both in person and on the phone, as she was annoyed to tell a new customer her cake policy (which requires a week’s notice to order a simple cake– NOT counting weekends. She was adamant about the amount of days).
We wound up coming in on Saturday (they’re not open Sundays because it would be asking too much to operate during the busiest two shopping days of the week), and dealing with the grump, picked up an assortment of pastries. Some were okay, others were poor. Stale? Come on. What is going on back there? You’re not making cakes, so why not get the small pastries right?
If you steel yourself when entering the store for old-​world-​attitude and lower your expectations when it comes to the pastries, you’ll tolerate this disappointment. There’s no where else to go, so… sighs.

The desserts are very good and vegan. The space is very clean and really big with nice outdoor seating.
My only negative thing I can say is the owner isn’t very friendly. Oddly enough I was shopping in target. Overheard two ladies talking about vegan food. I mentioned this place and one lady even said she loves the desserts but the owner is not friendly.
However the desserts are worth dealing with the grumpy woman.

How did this place ever get FOUR STARS?!
I went in for some yummy vegan desserts & instead I got stale, overly sweet & gross cupcakes… Poor selection. NOT TO MENTION!!! I was disgusted that the woman behind the counter, grabbing my cupcakes was really sick & sounded awful! She kept sniffling & coughing while handling the food I was about to consume!
The last straw was when I decided to not eat them there & she just handed me my cupcakes with no box, no bag, no nothing! She said… *Cough cough sniffle sniffle* There are napkins on the table. *Cough cough sniffle sniffle* & pointed… OK, so I’m supposed to drive home with a napkin & cupcakes on my lap??? Oh helllllllllll no. NEVER. AGAIN.

Their cupcakes are delicious and have a beautiful presentation to them. They are nice and fluffy and are packed with flavor. The lemon cupcake is my favorite. No Udder Dessert has wonderful customer service and everything is reasonably priced.

I found the place by searching «vegan bakery» and this bakery was the closest to my house. I read some of the reviews, then went to their website. I was blown away by the cake and pie assortment! So I finally went today…
It’s not hard to find if you shop at thy target. And there is plenty of parking. They have a very cute clean look but it stares out into a narrow parking lot lol so feels odd to sit and eat. They should eliminate the eat in area and expand their display counter! They have a very tiny assortment. And then to my great disappointment…
They don’t have their cakes or pies on hand. They are pre order only. How coil I have missed this point in reviews or online? And she said that it usually takes 3 days and they were no longer faking orders for thanksgiving OMG I missed it! Wow.
So we order something from the case — I needed to fill my cravings… The chocolate peanut butter banana really is a charm. A lovely spongy density with a sweet taste. Then had the cheesecake. I wasn’t to sure about this… it had a bit if a chemical like taste which then ended in lime flavoring.
Prices were on point for this neighborhood. Will come back again, and try to order one of the pies :-)

I ordered a vegan chocolate cake with raspberry filling for my sisters Birthday and it was a hit! The owner was very accommodating as this particular combination isn’t on their website but she was very helpful with throwing out ideas and suggestions in terms of flavor combinations. Even the non-​vegans loved it! The size for the price was a bit on the small size but regardless the quality of the cake speaks for itself in terms of flavor, texture, taste and freshness. I’ll definitely be back in the future when I need vegan cake!
I’ve also tried some of their other individual vegan baked goods. I have to say they were pretty mediocre. I tried the following:
Lemon Bar-​Not too sweet and quite lemon-​y but I throughly enjoyed it. More on the jelly-​ish side as opposed to crumbly which was a bit unusual but tasty either way.
Chocolate cupcake-​Yuck. The frosting was dry and hard. The cake portion itself seemed stale which was a surprise since their full sized cakes are moist, fresh and drool-​worthy. (Maybe it’s because I stopped by towards the end of the day and they didn’t have much left?)
Chocolate Fudge-​It was okay. Nothing special. I wouldn’t get it again.
Chocolate Chip Cookie-​Not very good at all. I need my cookie to be crispy and soft in the center with melty chocolate chips. This cookie was not that AT ALL. In fact, if you want THAT cookie… go to a Whole Foods Bakery and get a vegan one. Your taste-​buds will thank you. This cookie was almost cake-​ish in texture, dry and almost undercooked.
Overall: Great place for ordering vegan cakes for special occasions. Not so much for their individual baked goods (which seem to be a hit or a miss).

It’s hard not to love a place that specializes in vegan desserts. Especially when they have serve more than just cupcakes.
I tried one of everything — except the cupcakes. The Sweetie had one of those.
I loved everything I tried. The Sweetie says the cupcake was a bit dry — probably because they use soy milk instead of coconut milk.
–0.5 for not having any decaf coffee to go with the treats.
–0.5 because the owner paid a bit too much attention to us, interfering with my ability to properly critique her creations

The peanut butter chocolate ball things are worth the drive up here. They almost reduced me to tears.
I had other stuff I liked. Wasn’t keen on the cookies (dry and crunchy — not my type), but the peanut butter chocolate truffle ball things could silence wars.