Monday, October 10, 2011

Cowgirl's Baking has closed


We noticed that they hadn't been open lately here on East 10th Street between First Avenue and Avenue A ... Turns out that the vegan bakery-eatery closed after Sept. 27. They opened in March.

We sent them an email during the weekend to find out more. This is from one of their last tweets:


Anyone have more information about the closing?

7 comments:

  1. One down, eight hundred to go.

    Seriously -- I'm sorry these probably nice people had to close their business, but a novelty bakery in 2010 was a 10-years-too-late business plan and we don't need any more effing cupcakes in the modern world. And maybe next time invest in a real artist for your security gate.

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  2. @8:43 - Agreed, except at least Cowgirl's was vegan, so it had a little something extra going for it.

    The cupcakes were great there, but the staff at that place was horrible. This doesn't surprise me at all.

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  3. There were tons of horrible Yelp reviews at this place so I never gave it a try. (mostly complaining about the service, as mentioned by Anonymous @ 8:43) Hopefully the next tenant at this space is more successful.

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  4. Seemed like nice folks but the menu was all over the place. Not a focused business. Would have loved to have read their business plan but I don't think they had one.

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  5. I always found the people who worked there really nice-friendly and informed about vegan stuff. I ate one of their vegan fish tacos and it was pretty tasty. Will miss them--they had $3.00 special tacos.

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  6. you just can't go up against the butterlane's delicious treats that are made with wholesome BUTTER.

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  7. This place had tacos? I'm always late to the party.

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