De la Terre Bakery

We stopped in before diner to see what they had for bread. They had great selection of sour dough. I would recommend and go back to purchase again.

While in the area, I popped in for a coffee and quick bite. The food lacked flavour all around. I was quite disappointed as I am a regular at the bakery location and had very high expectations for the new Jordan restaurant. The service was ok, the counter staff was lovely, but there was one staff member in particular who was very rude when I asked a simple question. I have been going to de la terre for years and have never been treated so poorly. As a message to the owner, you should really speak with the older red headed woman about the way she interacts with customers. Highly disappointing.

Visited today for a very light snack. Nice coffee. Muffin was fresh, light and lots of fruit - plum, strawberry, peach. My wife had a very rare delicacy- something that very few small cafes would grace their menu with, but something my wife really enjoys when she is peckish - toast, butter and jam. She got a generous portion. Enough to share. The bread was fresh sourdough - I presume from their own ovens. It was very tasty. My son has the chocolate chip cookie which was very tasty too. So- not a gourmet meal but it just hit the mark and we will definitely return for something more substantial. Prices reasonable.

Stopped in after visiting Cave Spring across the street. Service was quick & friendly. I had a vegetable sandwich made with very fresh ingredients & delicious bread. The hummus needed more flavour to bring the sandwich together. The salad on the side was ok. I enjoyed a coconut cookie for dessert - best part of my meal!

We were having lunch next door and gentleman at table next to us told us this bakery was great and a must to stop into. I bought sourdough bread and must say, it was the best bread I've tasted in a very long time. I bought croissants and my grandchildren really them them. When driving through Vineland - stop - you'll be glad you did.

Stopped by for a light lunch. Nice open dining area and an outdoor patio. Staff was very nice. I got the salad with asparagus, peas, tomatoes, radishes and baby lettuce. The dressing was closer to a hummus consistency and delicious. It was a great fresh salad. My husband had the pulled chicken sandwich and the bread was the star. Overall a great lunch in the cute town of Jordan.

One of my closest friends is celiac, so I always trilled when I find place that makes delicious gluten free foods. The baker seems to love spelt, and makes it sing. That's not easy. In my experience, spelt is a very difficult, but rewarding grain to bake with.While I found a the anti-gluten sentiment a little humorous (H8 Gluten! written on the counter), the glutenous desserts were fabulous. I had the best lemon bar of my life, and I eat a lot of lemon bars,It's an unpretentious, beautiful cozy place staffed by friendly people. It I lived closer, I'd be there every day.