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Angel Food Bakery

1636 W Montrose Ave Chicago, IL subway directions (773) 728-1512  

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Angel Food Bakery is a Bakeries, Desserts, and Bakery Cafe restaurant where most Menuism users paid between $10 and $25 and tipped between 15% to 18%.

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Award_star_gold First reviewed by:  LouMalnatis4eva
Jul 9, 2007 Link

Quench that sweet tooth

I came here with my husband for brunch and stayed for dessert. I pretty much had to force my husband to try this place out because he immediately pegged it as a “girl place”. Ok so I loved the Easy Bake Oven collectible displays above-I guess I should have known this wouldn’t have been his type of place. Afriad that the portion size would be a “girl size”, I ordered the deviled eggs (3 for $1.50). My husband liked it so much he got another round! I then got the Chicken Waldorf Salad which I thought was a good lunch portion and pretty satisfied overall. My husband got a steak sandwich and hated the portion size. He’s kind of a tall guy and likes his steak sandwiches Chicago style. Since it is a bakery we had to try the sweets of course. He got a cupcake that had kind of a marshallow pie on top while I got the mud pie cupcakes. Yes, it’s another $3.00 cupcake. While he liked his cupcake, he didn’t think the $3 was worth it. I, on the other hand was in love with my mudpie cupcake and ready to propose. They heated it up so it could be extra warm and gooey. Most of the desserts looked pretty nostalgic-versions of the twinkie, snoball, fig newton, etc. I didn’t realize it was on the FoodNetwork until I saw the owner and recognized her from “Recipe for Success.” I think this place is known for the beautiful cake designs to order. Overall I liked it and would come back (especially for dessert)-not to generalize, but I think I would bring the girls this time. Unfortunately, my husband said he would not return because he thought it wasn’t worth the price.

What I ate:
  • ****

    Creamy as one would expect-lettuce, chicken, fried apple bits. Hits the spot when craving a sweet salad.

  • *****

    To die for-heated up for ultra chocolatey melts in your mouth yumminess. Pretty rich so I couldn’t finish it, but still loved it.

  • ****

    You get 3 for $1.50. These make a great side dish.

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My meal cost
between $10 and $25
I tipped
between 15% to 18%
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