TDOriginals and ODV Wines Bakery,Store in Tempe
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2 days ago
Tracy makes delicious food; tons of great food and wine here! Desserts are incredible. Tracy is a Bluwatermelon Project Supporter and Mentor to students across the Valley! Local eggie co-op location for Sun Produce Co-op CSA location!
Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5
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10
A week ago
Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5
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10
2 months ago
I took a cooking class here. It was great fun!
Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5
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10
2 months ago
Food: 5
Service: 5
Atmosphere: 5
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10
9 months ago
When you support small businesses like this, the experience you get from original handcrafted products or handpicked items is truly gratifying. I absolutely recommend everything from this place.
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10
A year ago
A great stop for so many reasons. Find the perfect things for hostess gifts or birthday gifts for friends. There’s wine tastings and a great selection of wines from around the state and around the globe — including Dos Cabezas and Callaghan’s and ODV. And Tracy Dempsey’s baking is just amazing - delicious chocolate cookies with rye (I know, but trust me) to “donut muffins” to moist cake with goat cheese frosting. Stop by. You won’t be sorry!
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10
A year ago
Love this place! Tracy helped me choose a great bottle of wine, but my go-to are the treats. Cookies, donuts, lemon bars, tarts, you name it! It’s all amazing!
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10
A year ago
Tracy ... And her creations are one of a kind ... Never disappointed ... Pic is a Donut Cinnamon Muffin and a Red Velvet Ding Dong
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A year ago
So many great wine choices and the baked goods are amazing. Tracey is the nicest person- this is a fantastic small business to support.
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2 years ago
I live on the far west side of Phoenix, and it took the promise of a brand-new cheese club to lure me over to Tempe. In this May of 2021, TDO operates by email and curbside pick-up; I found the process to be pleasant and straightforward. I emailed to join the Cheese Board and was sent an invoice I then paid for over Paypal. When I made an additional order for pick-up at the same time, which included a Bar Bites Box and three Stoic Ciders, the process went much the same, and I mentioned when I would be by to get everything. At this time, they are only open Thursday to Saturday from 10am to 2pm.
I arrived there soon after 10am on a Friday. I sent a text message that I was there to pick up and had a reply in about a minute. Another two minutes, and they brought my bags to the table outside their door. Super easy!
Even more, I love what I bought. The first month of the Cheese Board set an incredible standard by featuring a cheesemaker out of Cambria, California, named Stepladder Creamery. The box included four very different cheeses. Along with that was a baggy with almonds and dried apricots, and two house-made items: strawberry jam and Black Pepper & Green Za'atar Crackers. The jam and crackers were excellent paired with the perfectly-ripe Big Sur cheese I cut into that night.
The three ciders were already cold. The Bar Bites Box contained a lot for $8. I didn't get to choose anything, but they chose well for me! It included two Fleur de Sel Caramel Brownies, two Ooey Gooey Blueberry Bars, a cannelle, two pecan bars, and two of some kind of shortbread bar. I haven't tried everything yet! I am making these last, as I figure I won't be making another trek to Tempe until July when I need to get my next Cheese Board box. Tracy Dempsey has me hooked!
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