This European-style bakery is worth a stop if only for the spectacular 18-layer croissants, some stuffed with ham and Gruyère cheese, others filled with chocolate and dusted with powdered sugar. Consider, too, the apricot cheese danishes and French silk pies. All to die for. The bakery captures an old-world feel, with mosaic-tile floors, tin ceilings and a fabulous font.
Rolling Pin Bakeshop
Denver
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