Ovenly Williamsburg

The salted peanut butter cookie is the best peanut butter cookie I’ve ever had!

Their baked products are very delicious. However, the customer service was not good. When we came to the store on Sunday afternoon, no one was there to greet the customers. Not many signs or price tags were visible, we had to ask or guess what/how much each product was. The store associate packed three different kinds of cookies in one paper bag, stacked together. One was peanut cookie. Many people are allergic to peanut including my family member, so I feel it inconsiderate. Each cookies have its own flavor, so they should be separated in three bags for each kind.

This place is good and their drinks are great but the barista with the brown hair who works Sunday mornings is really rude and honestly makes me wanna stop going there.

Cookies are so good ! And the staff very lovely ! Thank youuu!!

Ovenly never disappoints! I tried the lemon brown butter shortbread this time and WOW. It melts in your mouth and was the perfect amount of sweet without being overwhelming. Cookies and cupcakes are always outstanding too. Great service here. It’s small inside at this location, but there was no wait when we were there on a Sunday morning.

Best brownie I have ever had and I get brownies often from different bakeries! Worth going out of my way for

I like salty chocolate brownie and have eaten twice. Their staffs are nice also. Just one negative point is my stomach got upset after I ate this brownie both of times. I want to eat it again but I have controversial feeling in my mind.

If you're a bride and would like a wedding cake on your wedding day, do NOT go with Ovenly. You will regret it. I was not the type of bride who perseverated over every tiny detail. The things i cared most about were my dress and my cake. I am a hobbyist baker and am VERY picky, and I've never had a wedding cake I actually enjoyed, so for my wedding i wanted to do something special and get a cake from a bakery whose cakes i know I like. I interviewed several vendors before deciding on Ovenly with my family and fiancé. I spent $150 on a handmade cake topper, which I displayed in our home until the wedding. All this to say--I was by no means a persnickety bride, but this was a really important detail to me. I began the process of getting my cake months in advance of my wedding, where about 200 people were to be in attendance. I spent $1,450 for a 3-tiered cake which would serve 95 (this was $950 of the $1450) and a handful of smaller cakes that my venue would cut in the back to plate up for the rest of my guests. I emailed Ovenly 4 days before the wedding to confirm and they confirmed that everything was all set. So imagine my abject horror when I arrive at my venue and my WEDDING CAKE isn't there. My venue and florist did their best to make the handful of smaller cakes that Ovenly DID send look very nice, but they were separate and not tiered. The venue also had to stretch those handful of smaller cakes to feed all 180 guests, since the ** 3-TIERED WEDDING CAKE** WAS NEVER SENT. I called Ovenly the day after my wedding and they quickly made me financially whole by refunding the $950 for the tiered cake and apologized for the "oversight." While that is appreciated, Ovenly probably doesn't know that I'm an attorney, and reimbursing me for the tiered cake is the absolute bare-bones minimum action that they could have taken to prevent me from suing them. While they can give me my money back, they can't go back in time and give me a wedding cake on my wedding day, which is something you can't put a price on. Our pictures will forever show us cutting into a single tiny 8-inch cake rather than the beautiful 3-tiered cake I'd been dreaming of for years. $950 doesn't even begin to reimburse me for that.

I stopped by for tea and dessert with my friend after brunch. Their matcha latte was good, but the real winner is their pumpkin olive oil cake. Its hard to find good quality olive oil cake but ovenly's satisfied my craving. I thought price was reasonable for the neighborhood.