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Comfy hangout with a drive-thru featuring breakfast pastries, bread & cookies, plus coffee drinks.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 525 Water St, Sauk City, WI 53583
Phone: (608) 370-7437
Website: http://www.themixingbowl.coffee/
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The Mixing Bowl Bakery – Sauk City
Nestled in the heart of Sauk City, WI, The Mixing Bowl Bakery exudes warmth and welcomes guests with open arms.
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Reviews
Dave Bitton
If you love Jesus, family, outstanding bakery goods & very cool religious memorabilia, this is an amazing stop. Will visit again! So wonderful to experience this family working together and praising the Lord! Did I mention the food & treats are delicious? Im sure I did. May God look fondly upon this place and bless this family for all their years.
… moreDavid Borton
Purchased a dozen assorted baked donuts for a staff meeting…the entire team loved them!
They had a wonderful large display case with many different types of baked goods which all looked delicious. Their menu includes much more than donuts.
This bakery appears to be family owned and staffed; I loved seeing a mother carrying an infant, along with young children in the store. It felt like being in someone’s relaxed home.
I loved The Mixed Bowl Bakery and plan to return often.
… moreThey had a wonderful large display case with many different types of baked goods which all looked delicious. Their menu includes much more than donuts.
This bakery appears to be family owned and staffed; I loved seeing a mother carrying an infant, along with young children in the store. It felt like being in someone’s relaxed home.
I loved The Mixed Bowl Bakery and plan to return often.
jerod moore
Exceptional coffee. Ask for a mug if you are going to hang around inside. Amazing selection of pastries, treats and breads. Friendly staff with great small town Wisconsin vibes. Great prices.
… moreCortney Forman
We had a chocolate cake made for father’s day and it was delicious. We also got some goodies from the case. The staff who helped us was very helpful and friendly.
… moreDave J.
Nice place and not your average coffee shop or bakery. Baked goods were delicious and coffee was good as well. There are a lot of other products to buy around the store depending on your interest.
… moreJoanne S
First time visit. We appreciated the friendly young person helping customers BUT…has not been trained properly . Wants to be a coffee shop and bakery shop, but does not even serve good coffee. And to add insult to injury, then serves it in a styrofoam cup like at a gas station, overfilled with a flimsy lid that leaks !! Baked goods were dry and mediocre in flavor. I’m sure it is hard work. I appreciate the entrepreneurial spirit. What we don’t appreciate is having little children running all over the shop while people are being served overfilled cups of hot coffee. It’s very dangerous!! At the front door, at the first booth, on the floor!!!… was a newborn sitting in
a sling seat ON THE FLOOR. NO WARNING, TO People walking IN, OR around with hot coffee. The Baby was close to the area where you place your dirty dishes and throw out your waste after. I request the owners to worry more about the safety of their children, and less about trying to make it seem like you’re home. It is a business by the way!! There was a child crying and throwing a fit and the parent was yelling at him from across the room instead of actually maybe getting down in front of the child and speaking quietly. As for their agenda that hits you in the face, the moment you walk through the door. I have traveled the world and visited churches of all faith. I have never seen so much political & religious propaganda in one place. It’s very clear, that it’s either their faith and their beliefs, or they really don’t want you as a customer. The coffee and baked goods ARE JUST A DECOY for their actual purpose of this business, Pushing their agenda. Serving better products and goods is important if you plan on forcing your agenda!
… morea sling seat ON THE FLOOR. NO WARNING, TO People walking IN, OR around with hot coffee. The Baby was close to the area where you place your dirty dishes and throw out your waste after. I request the owners to worry more about the safety of their children, and less about trying to make it seem like you’re home. It is a business by the way!! There was a child crying and throwing a fit and the parent was yelling at him from across the room instead of actually maybe getting down in front of the child and speaking quietly. As for their agenda that hits you in the face, the moment you walk through the door. I have traveled the world and visited churches of all faith. I have never seen so much political & religious propaganda in one place. It’s very clear, that it’s either their faith and their beliefs, or they really don’t want you as a customer. The coffee and baked goods ARE JUST A DECOY for their actual purpose of this business, Pushing their agenda. Serving better products and goods is important if you plan on forcing your agenda!
Ashley
I’ve always been treated with respect here. They go the extra mile for myself and my husband every time. The kids that work here are responsible consistent and genuinely caring. There have been times when they are literally closed and they still help us, which is so above and beyond. Delilah is a shining example of customer service and the family that works here clearly sees how different my husband and I are from them but treats us just the same as any other customer. I love them.
… moreKarla Walls
If you are considering stopping in and have not done so then I urge you to quit waiting!! Great family owned little establishment. We are out of towners and so glad we stopped in. Had a slice of strawberry rhubarb pie with whipped cream and a hot chai latte and my husband had a piece of peanut butter fudge brownie with a coffee. We cannot rave enough how scrumptious everything was! I am very picky too! Each family member that we encountered from all ages are just genuinely sweet and knew their products well. We purchased baked goods to go and are very excited to try them! We will be driving a couple hours just to come back for more items in the future not to mention pre-order a strawberry rhubarb pie to share with our family among other things! We truly found the best baked goods (they sell lots of meats and other items as well). Support The Mixing Bowl!
… morebizzit26
Love this place besides the culty feeling with all the “sinner” literature haha. They make the best pastries, super good coffee, and they sell basically anything you could want. The owners are always polite too.
… moreAbby N.
I’ll preface my review by sharing that I am Catholic, and I made the 40-minute trip to Sauk to get a gift for an upcoming Confirmation. I wanted to support a Catholic business in the diocese and browse around- I hadn’t been to their brick-and-mortar location before, but had been to their traveling booth at various local Catholic events. I know this business is run by a faithful family and their children are involved and homeschooled (which I support) at the business; I’ve heard it recommended many times by others. So I regret writing that I likely won’t make a return trip.
When we got there and started browsing, there was a very loud conversation between the owner and another customer about end times “prophecies.” Generally unsettling for anyone to overhear (even though I know they are not actual Church teaching and historically unsupported) and would likely drive most customers away. I wouldn’t mention it if there were only mature Christians around, but I had my youngest with me, and was worried about her being frightened (thankfully she was distracted by the toy selection). The owners’ young children were also there, but I assume this is usual conversation for them to overhear.
Besides this, the setup of the store was dense and overwhelming (floor to ceiling shelving on nearly every wall, covering up windows) with poor lighting. Too much is packed into a small space; I hardly knew where to start looking. Religious images are also put up around all the booths, but two were occupied by the family while working/homeschooling, so it was awkward to try and browse those items.
It did not feel very clean. There were completely brown/near rotten bananas in the grocery corner. We tried to use the bathroom before we left (going through a dingy hallway to the back, where other baking and storage spaces do not appear well-kept) but the toilet was not flushing and the soap dispenser barely worked. The toilet, sink, and child’s step-stool were not very clean.
I did buy a regular brownie, but found it overly sweet, too sugary and not enough chocolate, too hard on the outside and too soft on the inside. The girl behind the counter was pleasant.
I did find a few small things for the Confirmation gift, and I am happy with those. I may order other religious items through them online/shop their mobile booth in the future, but my experience in-store was a rather uncomfortable one. I really recommend an interior refresh, with better lighting and display solutions, and heightened cleaning standards.
… moreWhen we got there and started browsing, there was a very loud conversation between the owner and another customer about end times “prophecies.” Generally unsettling for anyone to overhear (even though I know they are not actual Church teaching and historically unsupported) and would likely drive most customers away. I wouldn’t mention it if there were only mature Christians around, but I had my youngest with me, and was worried about her being frightened (thankfully she was distracted by the toy selection). The owners’ young children were also there, but I assume this is usual conversation for them to overhear.
Besides this, the setup of the store was dense and overwhelming (floor to ceiling shelving on nearly every wall, covering up windows) with poor lighting. Too much is packed into a small space; I hardly knew where to start looking. Religious images are also put up around all the booths, but two were occupied by the family while working/homeschooling, so it was awkward to try and browse those items.
It did not feel very clean. There were completely brown/near rotten bananas in the grocery corner. We tried to use the bathroom before we left (going through a dingy hallway to the back, where other baking and storage spaces do not appear well-kept) but the toilet was not flushing and the soap dispenser barely worked. The toilet, sink, and child’s step-stool were not very clean.
I did buy a regular brownie, but found it overly sweet, too sugary and not enough chocolate, too hard on the outside and too soft on the inside. The girl behind the counter was pleasant.
I did find a few small things for the Confirmation gift, and I am happy with those. I may order other religious items through them online/shop their mobile booth in the future, but my experience in-store was a rather uncomfortable one. I really recommend an interior refresh, with better lighting and display solutions, and heightened cleaning standards.