Yes, the dog cakes are real
There is a dog-cakes category on the bakery menu. Two items, including an eight-inch bone-shaped cake. This is not a joke listing.
One list. Three menus. South Clark.
Bread, breakfast and the pastry case run all day at 125 South Clark Street. Ten minutes from the counter to the bag.
Cakes and pies leave whole. Cookies go by the tray. Two of the cakes are baked for the dog.
See the menusOne list, published twice.
The counter keeps a single list — bread, the morning case, the pastry case, whole cakes and pies, cookies by the tray, and two cakes baked for dogs. The account publishes that list twice, once for dine-in and once for to-go, and keeps a two-item side menu of its own beside it.
You do not switch a tab here. You walk through a doorway and the floor changes colour.
Nine lines, three menus, one counter.
The counter opens with bread — multigrain, semolina, the twist. By mid-morning the pastry case fills. Cakes and pies leave whole, in a box.
The cookie tray never really empties. Two of the cakes are baked for dogs. And the same list goes out twice — once to eat in, once to carry out.
The counter
publishes everything it bakes as three menus — one list for dine-in, the same list for to-go, and two sides.
All items
The bakery shares 125 South Clark Street, in the Chicago Loop, with the coffee bar. Same entrance, two counters.
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Discounts on record
- SUNDAYAutomatic
- TEST DiscountAutomatic
- Buy One Get One 10% OffAutomatic
- Buy One Get One FreeAutomatic
A short edit
One from each case.
Multigrain Bread$8.99
Danishes$8.99
Miniature Éclair$8.99
Seven layer cake$32.99
M&M Cookies$8.99
5-inch Round Cake$8.99From the bakery
Notes from the counter
Whole cakes and pies leave whole
Thirteen cakes and pies, sold whole rather than by the slice — and an offer that takes 50% off the second one.
One list, three menus: how the bakery counter is organised
The bakery at 125 South Clark runs three menus off one list — dine-in, to-go, and a short third one. Here is what changes between them and what does not.