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Address: 5050 Timber Pkwy S #108, Fargo, ND 58104
Phone: (701) 532-1386
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We’re open 9:00-5:00 Tuesday through Friday and 9-1 Saturday. We start the day with our cookies, croissants, scones, breads, and bars.
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Reviews
Trish B
The family does exceptional work and are so talented in the world of baking, business, and family. So happy to have them in our community and also I love sharing them with people who haven’t tried their baked goods- spreading the love one giant cookie at a time!!
… moreMariea Holtz
I don’t think I’ve had a better treat anywhere else! I was gifted one of their chocolate croissants by one of my friends and i have been hooked ever since. Their operating hours sometimes clash with my work hours but I have paid people to go and get me something just so I can enjoy their amazing baked goods and its worth every single penny!! Seriously one of the best bakeries in the FM area and they’ll forever have my support ⭐️
… moreRyan Faith
The ordering process was very smooth with the help of the staff at Jen’s Bakery. We ordered several dozen cookies in advance for a corporate event. We were able to pay ahead of time using an emailed invoice link which was very convenient and simplified our own expense process. Also, due to a miscommunication on our end we did not pick up the purchase before the bakery’s normal closing time. This could have been a major issue since our event was the next morning before their doors opened for business again. I received an email about this from the bakery. Even though I was a 3 hour drive away I was able to call and talk to Jen and arrange a coworker to pick them up within minutes. She was kind enough to keep open her doors back up almost an hour late to make this happen. The cookies were a hit the following day. Everything turned out great. Thank you again for being a great local partner for us!
… moreKelli Haselden
I was in Bismarck for the Arts and Crafts Fair at the Capitol Aug 3. I bought a banana nut muffin, berry muffin, oatmeal cookies, vegan cookie, and poppy lemon seed bread. The muffins were by far my favorite. So moist! The cookies were delicious too.
… moreD. J333
Jen’s Bakery: The Siren Call of a Warm Croissant
She doesn’t yell. She doesn’t hype. She just posts a picture croissants, fresh out the oven. No words, just flaky, golden proof that it’s time to drop everything and drive.
The Nutella cookies? Weapons-grade indulgence. One for me. None for sharing.
My wife’s order? Plain croissant. No jazz, no glaze. Just the kind of buttery perfection that makes silence at breakfast sacred.
The cookie lineup alone deserves its own fan club macadamia, chocolate chunk, and a rotation that makes decision-making a spiritual crisis.
I even told Jen once, “This is bad for my diet. Now I have to do more cardio.” She just smiled like she knew I’d be back next week anyway.
And Jen? If you know, you know. Warm energy. Legendary craft. Zero ego. The kind of owner you root for and follow into a calorie-fueled war zone.
Jen’s Bakery isn’t a shop. It’s a ritual.
… moreShe doesn’t yell. She doesn’t hype. She just posts a picture croissants, fresh out the oven. No words, just flaky, golden proof that it’s time to drop everything and drive.
The Nutella cookies? Weapons-grade indulgence. One for me. None for sharing.
My wife’s order? Plain croissant. No jazz, no glaze. Just the kind of buttery perfection that makes silence at breakfast sacred.
The cookie lineup alone deserves its own fan club macadamia, chocolate chunk, and a rotation that makes decision-making a spiritual crisis.
I even told Jen once, “This is bad for my diet. Now I have to do more cardio.” She just smiled like she knew I’d be back next week anyway.
And Jen? If you know, you know. Warm energy. Legendary craft. Zero ego. The kind of owner you root for and follow into a calorie-fueled war zone.
Jen’s Bakery isn’t a shop. It’s a ritual.
Lori Skadeland
One of thee most DELICIOUS sandwiches I have ever had. The bread was amazing! Can’t wait to try the variety of cookies and Banana Bread I also purchased! Many choices!! Will definitely go there again!!!
… moreJoe Langowski
We bought a few snacks and a great pepperoni bread from her at an Arthurs day the bread was fantastic
… moreMikaela Mund
The cookies are an absolute MUST TRY! Sick of regular chocolate chip cookies? Well Jen’s Bakery has a multitude of different cookie flavors to choose from, you will not leave disappointed. I also would recommend their pepperoni pizza bread rolls. If you are looking for a tasty treat– go to Jen’s!
… moreValerie Harthun
“I tried the chicken tortilla soup and it was just delicious! Homemade soup(s) are difficult to come by these day and especially ones w/great taste!! Thank you for offering this to the FM area 😀 Also, the cookies are ALWAYS the BEST!!! The highest quality flavor in a cookie I’ve ever tasted!!!”
… moreCharChar
Almond Croissants.
If the only thing Jen had were almond croissants, I would be happy. If all of the counter space were used to have more almond croissants, I would scream with delight. The almond croissant has cured my depression. The almond croissant has saved my marriage. The almond croissant is so good that I have a meltdown in the parking lot if it’s sold out.
I do not care what you think you want when coming to Jen’s Bakery. This is because if it wasn’t an almond croissant, then you are wrong. You have made a bad choice. Perhaps a string of bad choices that’s led you down a path where Jen’s almond croissant isn’t the reason you got out of bed at 8am on a Saturday.
TLDR: I want you to make more almond croissants, Jen.
… moreIf the only thing Jen had were almond croissants, I would be happy. If all of the counter space were used to have more almond croissants, I would scream with delight. The almond croissant has cured my depression. The almond croissant has saved my marriage. The almond croissant is so good that I have a meltdown in the parking lot if it’s sold out.
I do not care what you think you want when coming to Jen’s Bakery. This is because if it wasn’t an almond croissant, then you are wrong. You have made a bad choice. Perhaps a string of bad choices that’s led you down a path where Jen’s almond croissant isn’t the reason you got out of bed at 8am on a Saturday.
TLDR: I want you to make more almond croissants, Jen.